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I lived in Hunters Chase with my husband, 2 sons ages 12 and 6, and our lab mix for 6 months. Moving from Philly we were looking for a house and needed somewhere to stay temporarily. Hunters Chase was awesome! The… Full Review ▶
Hunters chase repeatedly sends nasty grams on all doors nonstop and harasses residents to "report" smokers/walkers ect instead of PAYING to PROPERLY maintain the grounds. Specifically, dog walkers and smokers often stop on the apartment grounds from the surrounding areas and… Full Review ▶
Very thin walls and floors. I can hear the persons squeaky bed upstairs. Loud music all hours. Management has done nothing to assist with my complaints. People fail to clean up after there dogs Full Review ▶
I am living here 3+ years. So far good. Maintenance- responsive and fast. Peaceful / plenty of space to walk / good landscaping/ ample parking / community activity / close to businesses and shops. Office + maintenance staff is good and… Full Review ▶
This is one of the best places to live in the area. All the staff memebers are always smiling and willing to help out at a moment notice. It's been over 30 years since I last rented and this has been… Full Review ▶
I moved here 5 years ago and I love the complex. I have a beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath unit and I know it's the best deal in the area. I have had a few maintenance issues but maintenance here is… Full Review ▶
DO NOT MOVE HERE! I have had countless problems with Hunters Chase and would never rent from them or the Scully Company again. It's hard for me to figure out where exactly to start, but I guess the beginning is a… Full Review ▶
Beautiful landscapes and facade at the front, where the office is but if you go further in to the property you'll see trash overflowing and uncontained because the staff dont care. Make sure you talk to at least 10 people who… Full Review ▶
I am a single mother who decided to downsize from a house to a 2 bedroom apartment. I was looking for something affordable but comfortable and clean. I was so impressed with Hunters Chase apartments as I had looked at several… Full Review ▶
I've been at Hunter's Chase for four years and I must say that overall I'm happy to live here. They have seen their share of property managers, but I must say that the new one means business. I had a problem… Full Review ▶
In the 3yrs I have been here I have never been happier! The office staff and maintenance staff are friendly and courteous. And yes there have been changes in office staff but doesn't that go on in any work place. When… Full Review ▶
Sold our house in two days!!! As we were having a house built in PA we were "homeless" with two dogs. Our realtor suggested we rent an apartment. She directed us to Hunter Chases. We were obviously apprehensive as we have… Full Review ▶
Enjoyed our stay at this apartment complex. Management and maintenance were professional and responsive to our needs. Our kids loved the pool and a lifeguard was always there from open to close. We would recommend this complex to our friends and… Full Review ▶
The only reason I moved into this place was because of my job. When I was shown the apartment complexes "demo" unit, it was very nice & before I signed the lease I kept asking to see the actual unit I'd… Full Review ▶
My husband and I have been here almost two months. We are very happy with the unit, the grounds, the gym, and hopefully the pool. We've asked for help with several issues, have found the office staff to be concerned and… Full Review ▶
My husband and I moved here last year due to a new job and having to find a place quickly. We have lived in apartments before and overall, it is pretty similar to most large apartment complexes. However, we do have… Full Review ▶
I moved here about a year ago and I love it! I'm not sure what these people are talking about, but I never have a problem with parking no matter what time I get home. I never lived in an apartment… Full Review ▶
Really great space, lots of light, well maintained. Our unit had stainless steel appliances and a really gorgeous modern look. The bathrooms were fresh with warm dark cabs. The carpets were really clean and fresh. In unit laundry room was huge.… Full Review ▶
It's not a bad place if you have a fetish for getting your car towed. Since we have lived here there have been 5 tows, and the local towing company told us they tow around eight cars from there a night.… Full Review ▶
STOLE OUR DEPOSIT. Office staff extremely, extremely unprofessional and unethical. Pay the little extra money and move across the street to Woodview. Full Review ▶
I've lived here for over a year, and cannot wait to leave. Good Things: A) Route 73 is right down the road, lots to do and easy access to 295, NJTP, and Philly. Walmart within quick driving distance, and 3 grocery… Full Review ▶
The place has really been a bit of a headache since I moved in. Pros: 1) The area - I love Marlton. 2) Washer/dryer in the apartment. 3) Separation walls are constructed surprisingly well. Don't really hear too much sound from… Full Review ▶
I moved from Atlanta Georgia for work and I found this place online. I could not really get here to see the place so I did everything online, which was a shot in the dark. Well guess what, I hit the… Full Review ▶
at first glance, hunter's chase is beautiful. the amenities are what lure you in - the swimming pool, the fitness room, the clubhouse, the nice light fixtures, the central air and heat, garbage disposals, dishwashers, laundry rooms, plush carpeting, balconies, and… Full Review ▶
Watch out in this development. When you leave your apartment maintenance people will enter your unit and take things. Trust me I know. I've lived here a while and have had nothing but problems. Appliances didn't work when I move in,… Full Review ▶
Having just signed a lease recently, I took the liberty of riding through the complex on my own speaking with some of the residents of this complex. I was initially concerned with all the negative reviews posted on net. Out of… Full Review ▶
I had the pleasure of meeting with Paul, the new community manager several weeks ago. I had a minor issue with a mouse, which is not the fault of Hunters Chase. Some of the apartments are backed up against the woods;… Full Review ▶
First off the rent here is ridiculous and they get away with it because they call this place "luxury apartments." To me luxury would mean updated everything, well apparently that is not their definition because the kitchen is from the 80's… Full Review ▶
I am currently living in an apartment and have found mold growing out of my wall and carpet - which management seems to have no sense of concern or urgency. I showed my future father in law pictures of the mold… Full Review ▶
My dad moved into this place after selling his house and wanting a smaller place. I thought it was a good choice, we had lived in Medford and thought it was a nice area, it doesn't have apartment numbers, lots of… Full Review ▶
First off, the rent is rediculous. 1700 for a three bedroom, that is tiny, and they're getting ready to boost that up. Everything is always breaking, and it takes a couple of calls to get the guys to come out and… Full Review ▶
I am a local Dr. who needed to stay here for 6 months, while I was having a house built(I signed a 6 month lease). Needless to say, the apartment they gave me had handicapped rails all over, and it was… Full Review ▶
I have lived in three states over the last 10 years. Too many apartments to count. The property may be old, but the people are nice, my neighbors were nice, and I enjoyed my time there. We did have to leave… Full Review ▶
This place is an absolute dump. Dog crap is EYERYWHERE. The apartments are run down. I moved into mine, and it looked like it wasn't even cleaned. Ratty old carpet and countertops. They also are crooks and try to cheat you… Full Review ▶
Do Not Live Here!!!They Treat Military Horrible!! OVER PRICED!!! They cheat you out of your security deposit! I lived here for one year and when I moved in the carpet was two years old and in bad shape, when I moved… Full Review ▶
Hunter's Chase looked very nice on the outside & the interior was okay when we first looked at the apartments, however once you're living here for awhile you'll see things aren't so great. I'm giving you as much detail as I… Full Review ▶
My husband and I have been living here for a few weeks and asked to have our apartment cleaned. Being a VERY clean person, I thought the cleaning lady would never get the black stains out of the tub, the smoke… Full Review ▶
My husband and I have experienced very few apartment facilities and and staff that are so nice. I agree that people should be responsible for their own dog poop and I also agree with the folks who think the staff is… Full Review ▶
am always amazed when I read reviews that come across so angry and bitter. It has been my experience in life with people such as this, that they're probably angry about everything in their lives, and that they have entirely too… Full Review ▶
I've lived at Hunters Chase now for about a year and a half. Overall, I have been very happy with my experience. I have never found getting a hold of maintainence (sp?) help to be a problem, and the office ladies… Full Review ▶
Don't live here. Rent is too high, people are unfriendly, office staff forget who you are after you signed your paperwork with them. Not worth the money you spend for this place. Full Review ▶
I moved to Hunter's Chase apartments about a year ago and at first, everything seemed okay. But after living at this nightmare for a bit, just how terrible this place is became obvious.
First, the blinds they have waiting for you… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Hunters Chase now for 5 years and am very content with my apartment. It isn't easy to find a nice place to live when you own a dog and Hunters Chase is the answer to that question.… Full Review ▶
My husband and I have a 2 bedroom/1 bathroom 3rd floor apartment at Hunter's Chase, below are our honest positive and negative experiences.
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Very nice landscaping and grounds maintentace, nice-looking apartment bulidings from the outside, nice pool, nice fitness… Full Review ▶
This was a nice place in the past. NOW, with new management taken over, it is not a pleasant experience. The maintenance has deteriorated, the management treats you like they are doing you a favor to be a tenant. NOT VERY… Full Review ▶
If you're thinking about renting here, just stop. You've already gone too far...especially if you are signing a short term (which you will pay extra for) and don't plan on staying the entire time. Your lease says "can not apply security… Full Review ▶
After living cramped in dorms in downtown Philly, living here was great. It's very quiet, I never hear my neighbors. Whenever I had a problem, maintenance would fix it that day or the next, even on a holiday weekend. There is… Full Review ▶
I lived in Hunters Chases for three years and I truly enjoyed it. My one bedroom apartment was big enough for me and my dog and cat. I was on the top floor and I NEVER heard a sound from below… Full Review ▶
okay, so it is in a nice area...that's where it all stops! Old appliances, sloppy paint work (doors still stick after a year), sewage plant next door, horrible insulation, $50 water bills (an apartment!!) and marginal maintenance - they are fast… Full Review ▶
Last week Hunters Chase decided to cheaply seal the parking lot in the complex. I am taking care of a deployed member's vehicle during the time that he is in Iraq. The last two weeks I have been out of the… Full Review ▶
These apartments look very nice from the the first impression. The grounds are landscaped well, the clubhouse is excellent, the staff are friendly and courteous, and the sample unit looks very nice.
Reality sets in soon enough when you move in. Notice… Full Review ▶
Hunters Chase is a nice place to live, a little on the expensive side - but what do you expect - your in a town that a normal 2 bedroom home runs you 400,000, so to pay rent at about $1200.… Full Review ▶
We moved in here 5 years ago and have felt the place go down hill. We could forgive the smell of the sewage plant, we could forgive the paper thin walls, and we could even forgive the low level appliances because… Full Review ▶
My coworkers and I were surfing the web when we found this site. I was shocked what the last person said.
I love my apartment. Yes, my appliances are old, but I never hear my neighbors and I have had excellent response… Full Review ▶
hey youve signed your~~~~now the nightmare begins. like pit bulls....only 3 on site now....we enjoy cleaning our shoes of dog feces too..but hey many tenants could care less about picking up after fido~~~~id guess there are 50 to 75 dogs here~~~so… Full Review ▶
I don't know why we pay so much in this property. The rent is high, every little stuff is charged, and worst, when something's wrong, you can say whatever you want it won't get fixed before the next ice age !… Full Review ▶
okay, so they have a nice look to them. Well, overall they are "ok", but the show apartment is nothing like the one you'll get. The kitchens are old as well as the appliances. The staff are excellent and so are… Full Review ▶
Been living at Hunter's Chase for a couple of months now in a 2 bedroom 2 bath "Arlington" style apartment.
So far I am satisfied with my arrangements. The apartment is very spacious. Both bedrooms are equal size with large walk in… Full Review ▶
The two years that I lived at Hunters Chase were filled with peace and enjoyment. As a new homeowner I am realizing how nice apartmetn living was. Everything always got fixed fast! I also enjoyed the beautiful grounds. Now that I… Full Review ▶
I have lived in Hunter´s Chase with my mother for a little over a year now, and I can say, when we first moved in, things were great. The size of the apartments is very abundant, I have a bathroom in… Full Review ▶
I have been essentially the model tenet. I travel a lot so I am never here. They get a free rent check each month for an empty apartment.
In the last year they have made several policy changes. They shut… Full Review ▶
I have had wonderful experiences living here in Hunters Chase. I´ve been here for 2 years. My rental agent has helped me every step of the way. When I have questions, they respond quickly. When the apartment needs repairs, it´s done… Full Review ▶
Maintenance is superior, and response is same or next day always. It seemed like contstruction was a constant and dragging activity in maintaining the property, but I guess you can view that as a good thing in that the property is… Full Review ▶
I was brought out here on a short term work contract and decided to bring my pet with me. I looked at many complexes in teh surrounding area and found Hunters Chase to offer the most for my dollar. Hunters Chase… Full Review ▶
This is a great place to live if you have dogs, because there´s room to walk them. Yes, there´s a lot of poop around, but the complex provides free pick up bags - it´s lazy tenants who don´t use them that… Full Review ▶
The sign as you come into the compound says luxury apartments, not really. I pay $968 for a basic one bedroom. The kitchen appliances are a bit old and have some cosmetic rust on the units. If you have a dog… Full Review ▶
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Hunters Chase is a great place to live! The grounds and units are well serviced, the staff is responsive, and it´s generally quiet. The rent is very reasonable for what you get! Laundry facilities (w/d) are in the apartment. Full Review ▶
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How the Recipient Update Service applies system policies
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The Recipient Update Service has three system policies that are installed by default when you install Exchange 2000. They are the Mail-Enabled Recipient, Mailbox-Enabled User, and Hidden DL Membership. All have the same purpose of updating a few attributes on each entry under certain circumstances.
The idea behind the system policies is to let people write their own tool to add and edit Users, Groups, Contacts, and so on. To make the creation of these tools more simple, the Recipient Update Service takes part of the responsibility, filling gaps where a tool might have missed creating something, which would cause other services to not work properly.
For a mail-enabled recipient, there is a minimum set of attributes that is required to make all Exchange components work properly. For example, a mail-enabled entry (user, contact, group, public-folder, and so on) needs to have at least these attributes: mailNickname, legacyExchangeDN, and displayName. Without the mailNickname attribute, an object is not considered mail-enabled. After you have a mailNickname attribute, the other two attributes must be set.
Mail-Enabled Recipient PolicyIf the Recipient Update Service identifies that a new entry was added or modified that does have the mailNickname attribute, but that does not have the legacyExchangeDN or displayName attributes, it tries to create those attributes.
The displayName attribute is copied from the mailNickname attribute as is, and the legacyExchangeDN attribute goes through an algorithm that identifies the organization and administration group for this entry, and then creates a value in the following format:
Mailbox-Enabled User PolicyFor a Mailbox-Enabled User, two attributes need to be present. The first is the mailNickname attribute, and second is one of the following three attributes:
903291In this case, the Recipient Update Service tries to populate some attributes if they are not present. They are:
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/903291/ )Recipient Update Service may overwrite the value of the homeMDB attribute for new Exchange Server 2003 users
Hidden DL Membership PolicyFor the "Hidden DL Membership" system policy, it runs not only when a new entry, such as a Security or Distribution Group, is created, but when you modify the status of the hideDLMembership attribute.
If this attribute is set to TRUE, the Recipient Update Service adds a non-canonical part to the security descriptor, which prevents anyone from viewing the "member" attribute for that entry. This will apply to any type of client searching the directory, through Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) or Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).
If the attribute is set to FALSE, it removes the non-canonical security descriptor, exposing the "member" attribute again.
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Lepat and the kids
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- Annie said...
I was reading about Denver city when suddenly the story of Lepat came across my mind. I googled it and find the news here-surprising enough I knew the blog owner in my uni times. Hehe thanks for the info girl!
- 4 December 2011 at 19:42
- purplelurve said...
Hello there!! hahaha.. what a coincidence eyh! :)
- 6 December 2011 at 09:19
- nughol said...
mashaAllah nadiah, i was juuustt viewed Siti Aminah's video couple of days ago and cant help it but find them super dupper cute..i view semua yg ada video siti aminah. ckp penang best gila.
Eee selalu what im thinking..then u wrote it down here..eerie but great.
Yes mcm xcye anak dia one of Jukebox Juniors
- 9 December 2011 at 12:14
- purplelurve said...
Nughol....that means we have telepathy mind! hahaha :)
but i love siti aminah, pretty and talkative!
hey, we shud meet up one day. without knowing, we might wear the same color outfit coz we think alike...hahaha
- 12 December 2011 at 12:28
- nughol said...
totally! yeah i wish i have a daughter like siti aminah and a son like anwarhadi..haha
yes we should really meet tgok proven tak hypothesis ni..hehe
- 13 December 2011 at 13:56
- ctmun said...
baca awal2 memang tak dapat ingat sapa Lepat tapi when u mentioned Sunni, mmg ingat sangatla kes tu..dah menetap kat Germany dah Lepat tu? mmg oversea sungguh dia ni...hehehehe...patutla muka Sunni tu familiar...penah tgk Jukebox Jr tu..harap mak dia didik dia cara Islam la..
- 24 January 2012 at 00:57
- purplelurve said...
kesian gak lepat ni... takpelah hopefully he found his happiness with his new wife.
- 26 January 2012 at 09:28
- Farveen said...
i'm from penang and my relatives told me lepat ni ikut ajaran matahari, sembah matahari mcm tu, that's why the wife bw lari the son..is that true? i tried to dig around, tp tak jumpa pon regarding this..sad..by the way, thanks for the sharing, girl..baru tau that cute girl who speaks bahasa utara is lepat's daughter! mashaallah
- 24 July 2012 at 13:22
- purplelurve said...
Farveen: Kak Wina org Penang jugak? Awat tak habaq awai2? hehehe..
Regarding the ajarang Lepat tu, I actually tak penah dgr pulak. Actually I can't really recall his case with the ex-wife. It was years ago kan.. But hopefully he didnt do that, Nauzubillah.
But i suka video2 dia pasal the kids, BEST!
- 25 July 2012 at 12:05
- Tee Yui said...
Cik Farveen. Saya ingin mengatakan bahawa Lepat masih Islam dan tidak menyembah tuhan yg lain selain Allah s.w.t. Jangan buat spekulasi terus tanpa menyoal tuan badan, Isteri beliau yg telah menabur fitnah kononnya Lepat bukanlah Muslim yg sebenar supaya rakyat malaysia memihak kepadanya. Nampaknya ia semua hanya omong kosong belaka. Bekas isteri beliau telah menukarkan namanya kembali kepada yg asal.
- 15 October 2012 at 14:20
- purplelurve said...
Thanks Tee Yui for your clarification. Mesti u kenal Lepat personally kan? Anyway, i hope semua org tak la bersangka buruk terhadap Lepat or anyone else. Pray for the best for him, inshaAllah...
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cauliflower, cut into florets
1 large
red bell pepper, cut into 1-1/2 inch pieces
red onion, sliced
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chopped fresh dill
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balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons
white wine vinegar
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olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Thank you Liza! This recipe was great...even if I've changed a little bit... First of all I didn't have bell peper,but I added garlic;second I didn't marinate the whole thing for 1hour or more,cause I didn't have enough time-instead I cooked it for 1hour(not 30 min.) and finally third,I added some mozarella at the end! It was so delish...I really enjoyed it! This is also a healthy recipe,made with natural ingrediens,not canned stuff,grease, sugar,or syrup.
This recipe is a great idea, but in my opinion, there is too much vinegar. My husband thought it was "OK," so I think that the idea is good, but the vinegar should be reduced.
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Great way to change your side dish. You can season it a littler more (adding cumin, cilantro or fresh basil), but I really loved the idea. Kudos!
It was different - not sure that I'd make it a second time however.
Based on one of the reviews I added basil. Otherwise no change.
Enjoyed it very much.
This made my kitchen smell wonderful as it cooked. I stayed pretty true to the recipe, only omitting the dill since I have none. I used white balsamic vinegar to keep the colors bright. In the future I would add a clove of minced garli or two, but overall, it is healthy, easy, and tastes good. Thumbs up, Liza
Excellent! I'm not fond of dill so I substituted oregano. Otherwise followed the recipe exactly.
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Calories: 90
Calories from Fat: 25
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D3: Is it still available?
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I'm in need of a 'battle tank' DSLR. I have a D3s and Canon 1DIV and have been searching for a D3 body. Is this model still available? Does anyone have personal usage - Pros and Cons of this camera?
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Peter Pan's Flight
One of the best attractions in Fantasyland. Board your own flying pirate ship for a journey through the Darling's window, over London, past the second star to the right and straight on 'til morning! The detail of this "dark ride" (a black room filled with specially painted scenery, illuminated by ultraviolet light) is wonderful. Look down at London, and notice the cars moving on the expressways. Neverland is a beautifully rendered island, floating in the stars. The waterfalls are spectacular, and Hook's ship is right there in the bay where it belongs. While many adults pass on this one as a 'kiddie ride', it is well worth the wait.
Snow White's Adventure
A ride that might be too much for younger children, it is another nice visual effect ride (visual effect in the artistic, rather than the computerized sense). You board an appropriately decorated car, but ride along the ground on a track. It carries you through the Dwarfs' Diamond mine it goes on to encounter the Wicked Witch, reaching out for you with a poisoned apple. She meets her doom in the end, to the cheers of many spirited riders.
Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour
A tour through the lovely castle in which you encounter some of the key villains of Disney. The narration here is in Japanese only, however.
The Mickey Mouse Revue
Similar to the Country Bear Jamboree, this is an audio-animatronic stage show featuring the top stars from the Disney stables. Mickey, Donald, Goofy and the whole gang provide an entertaining show.
Pinocchio's Daring Journey
Not as scary as Snow White for young children, but Pleasure Island might give a chill, particularly when Lampwick becomes a donkey right before your eyes or Monstro the Whale suddenly lunges toward you near the end. A bit of tongue in cheek humor as we watch of the perils of being in an amusement park right in the center of Disneyland. The detail here is some of the nicest, and rumor has it there is a hidden Mickey along the way.
Dumbo The Flying Elephant
Probably the most often crowded ride in Fantasyland, this one offers some great views at night, but does not offer the extra treat that some of the other rides do. You move up and down on your 'Dumbo' car while whirling around in a circle. Lots of fun for the kids, but adults could probably skip it.
Cinderella's Golden Carrousel
This beautiful carousel, complete with fully restored gleaming white jeweled horses is a true work of art. It is graceful, majestic, and a treasure to behold. It is especially a beautiful sight at night. Also near here is the daily "Sword in the Stone" ceremony in which Merlin taps a young park guest to be the 'new king'. A treat to watch.
Haunted Mansion
Interestingly, this attraction is located in Fantasyland, not Adventureland or some similar location. The Haunted Mansion is home to 999 spooks, spirits, ghouls and ghosts, but there is always room for one more. Never too scary for anyone but the youngest kids, it offers a lot of nice interior detail, including a couple of hidden Mickeys (or so the story goes).
It's A Small World
Possibly the signature Disney attraction, the first version premiered at the World's Fair, along with Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln. You ride in boats through a series of 'lands' which features animatronic dolls dressed in the native costumes of nations around the world. The detail is very well done and it can take several rides through to see it all. The music, by the Sherman Brothers, is pleasant, but often hard to get out of your head. .
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One of the rides people envision when they think of Disney parks, this is sort of like the carnival Tilt-a-Whirl, but themed for Alice in Wonderland. A tradition for many visitors, it's only drawback is that because it is outside and is based on friction for its operation, the sometimes heavy rains can cause it to shut down. Otherwise a fun treat.
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Bollywood arrest: Suraj Pancholi blamed in Jiah Khan suicide note - Full text released
The full-text of the purported suicide note left by Bollywood star Jiah Khan is seeing the light of day, thanks to news media in India. Jiah was found dead in her Juhu apartment June 3. One week later, her boyfriend Suraj Pancholi was arrested in Dubai on suspicion of abetting Jiah's suicide.
In the letter found by Jiah's mother, the 25-year-old beauty accuses Pancholi of physical abuse, cheating, and reportedly forcing her to have an abortion. Jiah also mentions a past history of rape, abuse and "torture," but it is unclear whether she insinuates involvement by Pancholi.
The full txt of the pain-filled letter is available at India.com. Below are some heart-breaking excerpts:
"If you're reading this I might have already left or about to leave. I am broken inside."
"But you shattered my dreams. I feel dead inside."
"After all the pain, the rape, the abuse, the torture I have seen previously I didn't deserve this."
"I just became increasingly scared that you would hurt me mentally or physically. Your life was about partying and women. Mine was you and my work."
"So I am kissing my 10-year career and dreams goodbye. I never told you but I received a message about you. About you cheating on me. I chose to ignore it, decided to trust you. You embarrassed me."
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"I have no confidence or self esteem left, whatever talent whatever ambition you took it all away. You destroyed my life."
"I aborted our baby when it hurt me deeply. You destroyed my Christmas and my birthday dinner when I came back."
"I have nothing left in this world to live for after this. I wish you had loved me like I loved you."
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Drinks Favorites Loganberry
You love loganberry. We love loganberry. So it's with some dismay that we share the following news: Aunt Rosie's Loganberry, a local favorite for over 20 years, appears to be fading away. As we prepared to write an update to our past loganberry roundup, we noticed that Aunt Rosie's had become difficult to find on local store shelves, its two-liter bottles now universally replaced by a competing product in Western New York supermarkets. The good news is that you can still find Aunt Rosie's locally, but our impression is that it's not long for this world.
As the story goes, Aunt Rosie's Loganberry was named for Rose Pastor, wife of Pepsi-Cola Buffalo Bottling Corporation owner Al Pastor, and went on sale in 1987. The drink has been sold continuously and near-exclusively in Western New York since then, continuing through the 2002-2003 sale of Pepsi-Cola Buffalo to the much larger Pepsi Bottling Group, the world's largest vendor of Pepsi beverages.
But today, Pepsi Bottling Group doesn't seem to care about Aunt Rosie's at all. Its web site doesn't even mention the Aunt Rosie's brand, and its Public Relations department wouldn't answer phone or e-mail requests for comment on the drink. We eventually had to go to the drink's local manufacturer, Cicero, New York-based Clinton's Ditch Cooperative Company, to get answers. A company representative told us that Aunt Rosie's is shipped solely into Buffalo - no other market - and exclusively to the still-operating Buffalo division of Pepsi Bottling Group. From that office, we confirmed that Pepsi has discontinued the once-popular two-liter bottles and one-gallon syrup jugs of the loganberry drink, leaving those markets to its competitors. All that's left of Aunt Rosie's are 12-packs of 12-ounce cans, which we subsequently found on a local store's bottom shelf, and - for a dwindling number of restaurants - five-gallon jugs of syrup. At least, for now.
Since we'd found plenty of Aunt Rosie's at Wegmans in the past, we contacted the supermarket's media affairs department to determine whether it was still stocking the brand in Buffalo, and if not, what had happened. Wegmans told us that it previously sold six-packs of 24-ounce bottles, 12-packs of 12-ounce cans, individual 2-liter bottles, and 1-gallon syrup jugs, but today, it stocks only the 12-packs; the others are no longer in its computers. The representative couldn't say whether the chain considered the 12,000 12-packs it sold in the last year to be "popular" or not, but did note that every local store save one had sold Aunt Rosie's in the last week.
If you're concerned that Aunt Rosie's is fading, bear in mind that there are other local loganberry options. Premier Gourmet continues to stock one of the two Canadian originators of loganberry syrup, Cronfelt's Crystal Beach Loganberry Beverage Syrup, which is sold in 33.8-ounce bottles only for at-home mixing, rather than direct-from-bottle consumption. A bottle of Cronfelt's contains simple instructions - one part syrup to four parts water - and also suggests the syrup can be used as a dessert topping. Notably, syrup from Cronfelt's long-time competitor and former partner Smeaders is not available any more, leaving Cronfelt's as the only locally available tie to the original beverage sold in Crystal Beach, Ontario.
Two more recent brands are also sold in Western New York. PJ's Crystal Beach Loganberry, originally created by former Tonawanda residents PJ and Carolyn Davis for their restaurant in Saratoga Springs, New York, today appears to be the most widely available version; it's sold by Sarasoda and bottled locally by Coca-Cola Bottling of Buffalo. Unlike the others, it is available in original, diet, and carbonated versions, and the diet one is presently the only loganberry drink shown on the Wegmans website.
Niagara Falls, NY's Johnnie Ryan Beverage Company, formerly responsible for producing the restaurant syrup version of PJ's, is now selling its own version: Johnnie Ryan Cane Sugar Loganberry. As the name suggests, Johnnie Ryan's version is made with sugar rather than corn syrup. We haven't seen it in stores, but it's available at Mighty Taco restaurants in cup-sized servings, where it displaced Aunt Rosie's to become the chain's sole loganberry drink on the menu.
Which loganberry beverage is the best? We did a direct taste test today with all five of the locally available options, as well as a similar alternative, lingonberry drink, which is sold by the glass and in concentrated syrup bottles at Ikea stores. Interestingly, Ikea's lingonberry mixing recipe is the same - one part syrup, four parts water - yet the result is noticeably thinner and more diluted than a Cronfelt's or Aunt Rosie's syrup mix. While similar in flavor and sweetness, lingonberry drink leans more towards the flavor of its cousin, the cranberry, only lighter. For whatever reason, loganberries - a cross of raspberries and blackberries - tend to produce better-tasting drinks; Ikea's lingonberry drink was roughly equivalent to the weakest of the loganberry drinks we tested. We'd still drink it.
The best of the bunch was Cronfelt's, which had the strongest fruit flavor - a little more than Aunt Rosie's - and a little less sweetness, despite the fact that it's made with real sugar rather than Rosie's corn syrup. Mixed as directed, Cronfelt's loganberry has almost the exact same slightly-short-of-syrup viscosity as a bottle of Aunt Rosie's, which distinguishes both of these brands from the others.
Aunt Rosie's was an extremely close second. It's a hint sweeter than Cronfelt's and similarly a tiny bit lower in fruit flavor, though these differences are so slight that you'd have to be comparing them directly - as we were - to notice. Resting on the fine edge of syrupy, this special consistency is a critical, positive distinction between this brand and its more recent competitors.
Tied for third were PJ's Original and Johnnie Ryan's Cane Sugar Loganberries. While PJ's is almost identical in sweetness to Aunt Rosie's, it's a little watery and doesn't have the right "body" for a loganberry drink - like a soda fountain that was running a little low on syrup. It's third in fruit flavor to Cronfelt's and Aunt Rosie's. By comparison, Johnnie Ryan's version is the sweetest of the group, with the strong, pure sugar taste you'd expect from its name, but it's even weaker in fruit flavor than PJ's, and like PJ's, a little too thin. With a slightly stronger balance of syrup and more loganberry flavor, Johnnie Ryan's version could become the best of this bunch.
The worst of the loganberry drinks was PJ's Diet Loganberry, which possessed an even more watery consistency than the original version - comparable in thickness to the diluted lingonberry drink noted above. What little fruit flavor it had was overwhelmed by the strong taste of artificial sweetener, here sucralose, a flavor that persists in your mouth when you're done with each sip. Neither of us - one a diet drink fan, the other not - would ever voluntarily drink it again.
But will we have a choice? Or are all of these brands doomed to extinction, their fans dwindling as memories of Crystal Beach continue to fade, and the children of the original loganberry drink vendors sell their businesses to companies with little interest in trying to popularize single-city products? Even if we prefer the Cronfelt's and Aunt Rosie's versions, we give Sarasoda a lot of credit for trying to expand the reach of loganberry to new territories and generations of fans - it has done more than any other company in the past five years. That said, it would be a shame if the only surviving versions fall short of the original recipe for lack of a little syrup; in our view, weak drinks are the easiest way to guarantee that potential fans won't "get" what makes classic loganberry so special. Unless something changes, and we hope that it does, a true loganberry fan's option seems to be simple: stockpile what Cronfelt's and Aunt Rosie's you can find, because they may not be around much longer.


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FDA rules make it nearly impossible for beer makers to give their grain to farmers for feed
Joe sez, "There's a new FDA rule that will make it nearly make it financially impossible for small craft brewers to give their grain away to farmers for animal feed. I work for a small brewery and all of us there are very upset about this and the general disregard for sustainability. At the end if the article linked there's direct FDA links that cover their proposal."
Leftover brewing grains have been fed to livestock since the dawn of agriculture, so this is a pretty radical shift. The proposed new requirements for animal feed handling stipulate that the feed has to be dried, analyzed and packaged before being donated to farmers (the spent grains are generally given away at the end of the brewing process), at substantial expense.
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Carolina's Dilemma: Picking First In A Weak Draft
Due to being a highly touted 5-Star recruit, the expectations for Clemson's Da'Quan Bowers were set ridiculously high. He was an elite pass-rushing recruit that looked to be the Tigers replacement for 2007 Top 5 pick Gaines Adams. For two years, Bowers struggled with his weight among other barriers that made it tough for him to get going at the college level. During his freshman and sophomore campaigns, many would describe him as pudgy, slow, or even invisible at times. It's tough to argue with those statements because Bowers, despite receiving plenty of playing time, remained relatively quiet and unproductive (at least as a pass-rusher.)
Perhaps because he realized this was more or less his "contract year," or perhaps because coaches urged him, Da'Quan lost almost twenty pounds in the offseason to get down to a much slimmer 270 or so. The result of that weight loss and extra year of coaching was a whole new player. He was a First-Team All-American and the winner of the Bronco Nagurski Award as the best defender in the country. Considering his size, Bowers has rare closing speed and athleticism. He's developed several reliable pass-rush moves and simply lived in the backfield this past season.
A couple traits that have stood out in Da'Quan's play throughout his college career are his ability to track the ball and his ability to finish plays as a solid, secure tackler. In three seasons, Bowers accumulated 179 Tackles from his Defensive End spot and this season he finished second on his team with 74 stops. He's a smart defender that has really found his stride as a pass-rusher and the sky appears to be the limit in terms of NFL upside. In a breakout season, he finished with an incredible 26 Tackles for Loss and led the nation with 15.5 Sacks. While he may lack an elite first-step, he should be able to put up big sack numbers in the pros with his recognition skills, strength, and speed.
Rarely do we see such a great physical specimen put it together like Bowers wound up doing in his Junior season. As an NFL prospect he also has everything you look for intangibly. He's smart, positive, has a clean record, and is a very well-spoken young man; he even plays guitar in his father's gospel band on weekends. He'll likely only draw great interest from 4-3 teams high in the draft and will be capable of playing Left End or Right End in that scheme. There's no reason to believe that Bowers won't come off the board in the top three selections with such a high demand on players of his caliber at the position.
+ Incredible closing speed for his size
+ Terrific recognitions skills
+ Excellent in pursuit, makes tackles behind the line of scrimmage and down the field
+ Prototypical size at roughly 6'4 275 with great physique
+ Secure, wrap-up tackler that can lay the lumber
+ Great strength and impressive power for a college end
+ Long-limbed end that can hold up to double teams
+ Tremendous natural athleticism, could play at any weigh between 265-295
+ Motor that never sleeps; plays with good energy and stamina
+ Three-down player
+ Uses his hands to disengage from blockers
+ Extremely effective and productive run-stopper
+ Has versatility in the 4-3, could play almost anywhere on the line
+ High character; well-spoken and a team leader
+ Very productive college career, First Team All-American as a Junior
+ Durable, missed only two games in college due to injury
– Only one season of great production as a pass-rusher
– Lacks an elite first-step
– Won't really appeal to 3-4 teams
– Is neutralized sometimes by better pass-blocking tackles
– May never be a 15+ Sack player in the NFL
– Lacks elite anchor strength in his lower body
– Struggled to get anything going against Boston College, even though he went up against Anthony Castonzo for less than half the night
Why the Panthers will draft Da'Quan Bowers First Overall
The departure of Julius Peppers left Carolina without a difference-maker in the front four. Instead of using one of last year's draft selections target a defensive lineman, the team chose to address it's passing game. The jury is still out on whether that was the right decision, though the early indications point to no. The team finished in the bottom half of the league in Sacks and 23rd against the run. Da'Quan Bowers would instantly be a major upgrade at Defensive End opposite young Charles Johnson. With young reserves in Greg Hardy and Everette Brown, the addition would give the team depth, stability, and talent at the position. He's a high character player that will be one of the safer picks in the draft. An equally effective run and pass defender, Bowers would be the cornerstone of the defense for years to come.


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"I spoke to a developer who is working on it right now," he said. "I know this developer is already working on it, so that means they have a prototype. That would sound like a fall release to me."
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I'm not sure releasing a new platform during a recession is a great idea, but we'll see how it goes.
I just hope this has two analog sticks.
Cool stuff. I'd buy a PSP2.
About time.
I love my PSP and I hope they will fix the stuff that was missing on it, like duel analogue sticks.
I heard it runs on nuclear batteries with a 42 Terabyte SSD. That's not even the coolest thing bout it. You can connect up to 6000 and 1 PSPs together to achieve the Singularity.
But can you hook the singularity into your mind? That's the real shit. (iPhone II, Summer 2010.)
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But, I only just got my psp..
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Two analog sticks, and it's an instant buy. The current handheld generation hasn't really been hooking me lately. I miss the GameBoy :(
Damn I just got one.
Oh well I'll buy it.
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As others have said, the PSP2 needs dual analog sticks. The PSP1 would have been great for FPS games if they had just put a second analog nub on. A healthy FPS game library would make the PSP2 stand out against the DS.
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I really hope it doesn't have a touch screen. The thing that is annoying me about Nintendo's consoles recently is that developers feel they have to "Uses the motion control in a clever way" to every game they make. I want Sony to stick to just really good games with normal controls. (I suppose motion sensing is ok)
Do they really need another hardware update at this stage?
I would of thought they would be better off trying to secure more exclusive titles for it rather than trying to stir up interest with new hardware. Seems like sony really have lost their touch....
Now is not the right time to introduce a new hardware upgrade.
Cool, I'd buy a psp2 I think...
The PSP has had great titles, and this year doesn't seem to disappoint with titles like Little Big Planet and Resistance.
Been playing the PSP pretty much every day for a year, so I would buy a PSP2 without question!
Eek, if you are going to make a concept image, try and make it good!
Stupid rumors keep was waiting in ignorance.
I hope they don't put a touchscreen. They need to learn from PS3. The next one should be more affordable, or at least cost aware.
There are still plenty of games that makes me want to rebuy the first PSP for, so I would hope the PSP2 is backward compatible...
To my understanding, the PSP has sold over fifty million units so far. That means that there is a huge market audience out there with the console, and hopefully, willing to pay for games on it. There isn't much the PSP could benefit from apart from a better control layout and a new storage format. I still believe that the PSP has the technological capabilities to be a great portable console. The problem isn't so much with the console, it's the way games are designed around it. Oh, and the piracy issue.
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For gawds sake give it a clamshell or something, I'm constantly afraid I'll scratch the screen. Also, make the paintwork matte so that I'm not constantly rubbing dust and fingerprints off it.
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so, the big thing with the psp2 will definitely have to be the addition of an additional analog stick, otherwise who cares?
psp is almost perfect as-is, add a second analog, vibration "on-off for battery life", and a higher res screen, "same size though", maybe make it LED for better battery life and a slimmer profile.
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Thank god, I really need a reason to play some PSP games again.
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Would love to play another Ratchet & Clank game for the PSP(2).
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Its kinda cool if the new PlayStation Portable looks like this...
Man, that PSP2 mock up looks fucking terrible. Seriously, who would go through the trouble of designing such an awful concept for the next PSP? You'd have to manipulate the analog sticks with your ring fingers. What the hell?
I'd buy a PSP2 if sony got there shit together and realised that portable games should be portable, and not just "Home console on the go!"
"That looks pretty sweet, but Im afraid it wouldn't be very comfortable. The buttons are so closed together.
Its kinda cool if the new PlayStation Portable looks like this...
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I personally think they'd be completely insane to try and release a new console given the economy right now, but I have been meaning to buy a PSP since I haven't got one yet...
Also, mockup above me is too thin and uncomfortable-looking to hold, the one in the story looks damn huge and kinda ugly.
That is the most pathetic design i ever saw in my life.
If there's ever going to be a PSP2, i doubt it would be released this year or even the year after, probably because the PSP Era is not over yet, it's still too early.
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I'm gonna get a DSi, sure, but another PSP? Sony needs to give back to gamers a bit more before gaining our trust, in my opinion. As much as it's not cool to love Microsoft, look at everything they've done in terms of Xbox Live. My advice for Sony: A, B, C
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C: Challenge the 360's dominance in terms of online play, ease of use, and other features
A, B, C -- Always Be Closing. Oops, I mean...well, see above.
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sony has to learn from its mistakes, and I think it will with the PSP2
No Pokemans, no deal.
Oh, them Poke-mans. They're super effective.
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This is some good stuff from Sony......No UMD drive????, thats kind of weird
How did you upgrade to internet 3.0?? I'm still running on version 2.0.
Anyways, I've been wanting to have a reason to get a PSP. Almost got a 3000, but the screen sucks. And there needs to be more than one or two games that I want to play on it. Games, Sony... games!! At least get square-enix on board with more than one game.
i just can't imagine them relying solely on digital distribution for their games. It seems like they would deny themselves millions of customers which have either no internet or slow internet. If they do remove the UMD drive (which seems likely at this point) i hope that Sony will still produce physical copies of their games i.e. using memory sticks or another means altogether. If they want the psp2 to catch on they should make it customizable from the get go with custom firmwares etc because lets face it a vast amount of people with psp's "hack" them so that they can function the way they want them to.
^^Lastly that mock up looks terrible ughh so uncomfortable
Do drive makes sense, designing it around the PSN with a very probable paid service (sorry folks the free ride is over) that allows you to buy, rent, and possibly stream games and video is the way to go for a modern portable. If Nintendo and Sony sit on their collective fat Japanese asses, they will get left behind by the iPhone. Remember when no less than a year ago the announcement by Apple that the iPhone was a gaming platform was considered a joke? Who's laughing now? They way it's going devices like the iPhone will outpace "real" handhelds very quickly.
It also seems like the posibility of a PSPhone is very likely in the future.
The only downside is losing the backwards compatibility of the old UMDs out there, but that just means Sony can sell you them again on the store, just like the recently added Ghosts n Goblins. Nintendo waited a very long time before losing the old GB/A cart slot. But lo and behold they are going to start selling old games via download so it's already pointing to the inevitable future of DLC being the only way of getting games. It also fixes that whole used game market "problem".
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Something is indeed up, but what is that something? Nobody knows...
No, no more touch screens, between the DS, the iPhone and the stupid touch-screen PC's, I've had enough of that. I like buttons! Seriously, what's wrong with buttons?
Sony better protect their nuts because nobody is taking my disks.
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I would not buy a PSP 2 if the games were digital downloads unless it came with a huge ammount of internal storage-memory or a huge memory unit for no extra cost, because I'm not going to buy a bunch of PRO DUOs. Anyway, I also don't think the design of the "PSP2" (if that's what they'll even call it) will vary much from the original PSP. I think they'd make it a little more comfortable on the hands and add another stick, maybe, and probably go for two more shoulder buttons, other than that, there really isn't anything they should do to the main design. Dualshock 2 and 3 changed very, very, very little from Dualshock 1 aside from 'better' rumble, motion sensing and R2/L2 being more 'trigger-like'. The controller for the PSP is comfortable enough for most people, so I don't think they'll change it too much. Other than that, I'm excited to have a hand-held that could possibly put out better games that aren't just PS2 games with slightly worse graphics.
I'm not sure they are going to go for an internal overhaul here, maybe a redesign.
I had a PSP at launch but got bored with it too fast. If this one is way better I'll be getting it. Mostly for LBP.
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What the game plan should be is:
- Keep as close to the slim form factor as possible, while adding in more powerful CPU/GPU, more memory and a 2nd thumbstick
- Include a UMD slot and make it backwards compatible. New games should use the same format (or possibly Blu-Ray high-capacity UMD??? ;)
- Possibly add a QWERTY keyboard for easier web browsing. The text entry on the PSP sucks!
- Make the system with a clamshell/lid so it's self-contained as a portable device. Also, matte finish so it won't be a fingerprint magnet.
- Charge over USB capability.
- Keep the price point under $250, with good pack-ins (4gb memory card min, all the cables you'll ever need, etc)
I just bought m PSP back on Black Friday, but I'd buy a new PSP if they at least make it backwards compatible, with a fair price point (and 2nd analog stick)
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Well, my PSP is unfortunately collecting dust, none of the games really appeal to me, so this'll have to impress me to even get me thinking about getting one or I might just invest in a DS Lite or a DSi.
Are games planed for it?
Take out the UMD, stick in a hard drive or high-capacity memory stick, put the entire back catalogue on PS Store for download, and I'm in.
I'm not buying one if it looks as ugly as that picture. The first psp looked good, the second one should look at least as good as the first.
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Hmmmz. Might be interested in this. I liked the PSP, but it never really seemed worth the time and money. Maybe this will change my mind.


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Even if Las Vegas pumps water from the Great Basin and dips deeper into Lake Mead, sooner or later strict water conservation will have to become part of everyday life in Nevada.
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News reports focus on the fight over environmental effects of the proposed pipeline or the Southern Nevada Water Authority's race to plant a deeper straw into Lake Mead. What might be lost in the clamor is the possibility that neither the pipeline nor the third straw will be up and running before the region runs short, which could be as soon as 2010.
As water levels at the lake, already at an all-time low, keep receding and the Southwest further dries out, there is a small chance that in three to six years pumps will not have the capacity to deliver as much water as they do now on hot days.
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The Water Authority estimates the likelihood of lake levels dropping below the level of one of the two existing intakes at 5 percent by 2010 and 10 percent by 2011. But authority spokesman J.C. Davis said it can't and won't gamble with its ability to deliver water to Las Vegans.
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The authority sends about 400 million to 450 million gallons to the valley every day during the winter, but demand spikes to 900 million gallons per day in the summer.
Las Vegans use 256 gallons of water per capita daily. That includes commercial, industrial, governmental and public uses.
The millions of visitors to Las Vegas each year are the equivalent of 300,000 permanent residents, but they are not included in the residential count. They are counted as commercial use.
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By comparison, in Tucson , commercial and industrial properties use 23 percent of the water. In Albuquerque , about 27.5 percent of the water supply is used by commercial and industrial properties.
Average single-family residential use in Las Vegas is 165 gallons per day.
Vickers, the water conservation consultant, said water use could realistically be reduced to 40 gallons per person daily in Las Vegas by eliminating outdoor uses, such as lawns, that are especially wasteful in a desert, and using only high-efficiency appliances and fixtures indoors.
"How much water we need and how much we're demanding are not the same thing," Vickers said. "We have a distorted perception of what's happening with our water supply ... and we haven't been presented with the clear facts about how much fat is in our water demand.
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Part of the problem is that people have no idea what they're really using. One water utility's customers estimated in a survey they were using 15 gallons inside daily, Vickers said. The figure nationally is closer to 70 gallons.
"Our per capita water use is among the highest in the nation," said Launce Rake of Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, a group that opposes the authority's plan to pump water from the Great Basin. "We live in a desert, and we need to start accounting for that."
Although it's that desert environment that creates such high water use, Rake said if Las Vegans gave up on their addiction to grassy "eye-candy" and embraced a desert lifestyle and native plants, outdoor water use wouldn't be so out of control.
Rake and other critics of Water Authority policy say reducing indoor water use will also be a key to keeping overall use low should the authority lose the ability to pump 900 million gallons to the valley in the summer.
The authority now treats and returns to Lake Mead almost all indoor water used. It receives so-called "return flow credits" for any water that goes back into the lake.
The Water Authority is allowed to take 300,000 acre-feet, or more than 97 billion gallons, from the Colorado River through Lake Mead each year. It draws more than 100,000 acre-feet in return flow credits.
That 400,000 acre-feet combined with ground water and other resources gave the valley nearly 600,000 acre-feet last year, according to the authority. That means it has no incentive at present to reduce indoor water use.
"Return flow credits are no excuse for wasting water," said Susan Lynn of the Great Basin Water Network, another nonprofit environmental group that opposes the pipeline project.
Massive conservation efforts could be enough to make the project unnecessary, according to a report released this month by the network and Defenders of Wildlife, a national nonprofit conservation group.
Davis and Doug Bennett, the authority's conservation manager, have said an aggressive campaign has brought use down from 300 gallons per capita to 256 during the past decade. But they think the sort of reduction proposed by the conservationists is unlikely. And they defend the pipeline project, saying it is necessary to have a diverse water supply in case of emergency.
Vickers said the kind of conservation called for by the two groups is possible, and, in fact, essential. But green lawns in the Mojave desert are not part of the equation.
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Science fiction artist to talk
OCEANSIDE ---- The Oceanside Museum of Art will present "From Page to Screen: Character and Creature Design of Neville Page" July 18 to Aug. 15 at 704 Pier View Way. The exhibition features Page's design progressions, from early pencil sketches to more highly developed digital concepts and small 3D models. Page is one of the most recognizable artists in the entertainment industry for his iconic designs. He will discuss his work on movies such as "Avatar" and "Tron: Legacy" at 2 p.m. July 31. A presentation titled "How to Create a Creature From Soup to Nuts" will follow. Cost is $25 for members, $35 for prospective members. Attendees will have a chance to win signed prints from Page's collection. Seating is limited. Reserve at 760-435-3720. Visit oma-online.org .
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– July 10 from 5 to 7 p.m.: Preview reception. Admission is $10, free for members.
– July 10 at 7 p.m.: Performance by artist James Luna titled "Native Stories: Basically Factual with Maurice Caldwell and Raymond Lafferty." Seating is limited, reservations required. Admission is $25, $20 for members and $10 for students with ID. Performance is for mature audiences.
– Oct. 2 at 2 p.m.: Curator Leah Cluff will host a walk and talk to discuss issues of Native American identity and authenticity and the challenges of curating a Native American exhibition. Talk is free for members, complimentary with general admission.
– Oct. 14 at 6:30 p.m.: Joanna Bigfeather, who lives on the La Jolla Indian Reservation in Pauma Valley, will present a slide lecture on contemporary Native American art. Lecture is $5, complimentary for members.
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Billy Harper to serenade ballroom
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10.6.11 WOMEN'S GOLF: Cavs Win All-Ohio Fall Invite; Kimar Medalist
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After building a 40-stroke after the first round of play on Wednesday, Walsh (27-5) breezed through the final round in winning the All-Ohio Fall Invitational at Raintree Country Club. Walsh shot 326 today after yesterday's 321 to finish with an 18-hole total of 647. The Cavs "B" Team shot 677 (344-333). Urbana University finished second at 708 (361-347), Malone University was third at 711 (372-339), Ursuline College was fourth at 807 (404-403) and Notre Dame finished fifth at 896 (447-449).
Abbey Kimar (Sr., Canton, OH/Jackson) played for the "B" Team and finished as tournament medalist. Kimar fired a final round 77 and finished at 156 (79-77). Jenny Tsangeos (Fr., Canton, OH/GlenOak) finished three strokes behind Kimar at 159 (75-84). Nikki Kulasa (Sr., Amherst, OH/Amherst Steele) finished third at 162 (82-80), Katy Collins (Sr., Youngstown, OH/Ursuline) tied for fourth at 163 (81-82), Kim Smith (Sr., Whitehouse Station, NJ/Hunterdon Central) finished sixth at 165 (83-82) and Nikki Barr (Jr., Canton, OH/South) tied for eighth at 168 (87-81).
Amanda Griffin (Fr., Tallmadge, OH/HS) tied for tenth at 168 (86-82), Ashley Winston (Jr., Twinsburg, OH/HS) finished 12th at 174 (81-83), Katie Kohut (Jr., Twinsburg, OH/Walsh Jesuit) tied for 13th at 176 (90-86), Kelsey Ozanich (Jr., Warren, OH/Howland) finished 15th at 177 (88-89), Morgan Jackson (Fr., Uniontown, OH/Green) placed 16th at 178 (89-89) and Courtney Klemens (Sr., Concord, OH/Mentor) finished 19th at 184 (94-90).
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Geothermal Energy
Utilization and Technology
Geothermal energy refers to the heat contained within the Earth that generates geological phenomena on a planetary scale. Today, this term is often associated with man's efforts to tap into this vast energy source. Geothermal Energy: utilization and technology is a detailed reference text,...
Published April 3rd 2005 by Routledge