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|NVIDIA In The News - 6/09/12 @ 11:35 am - By: MikeC - Source: Email
|This past week, NVIDIA was making news headlines at two major tradeshows, E3 and Computex. Highlights include:
Cloud Gaming
E3 was held in LA this week and was gaming focused. With the lack of new consoles announced, NVIDIA made news with GeForce GRID. They partnered with Samsung and Giakai for a demo of the mech game Hawken.
Launched two weeks ago at the GPU Technology conference, GeForce GRID allows game providers like Gaikai to stream the latest, most sophisticated games to any connected devices like smartphones, tablets, TVs and more. With GeForce GRID, powerful GPUs can reside in a data center miles away, but fast streaming technology reduces server latency to as little as 10 milliseconds, so gamers can still enjoy lightning-fast play wherever they are.
New Tegra Games
NVIDIA also debuted five brand-new optimized mobile games for TegraZone, including Puddle THD, Demons' Score THD, Bounty Arms, Heroes Call, and Dead Trigger, the latest from Madfinger Games, developers of the popular Shadowgun THD title. These new titles take advantage of Tegra 3's unique 4-PLUS-1 quad core architecture to deliver stunning graphics and buttery-smooth game play.
First with Windows RT
Computex was held in Taipei and mobile computing was the key focus there. NVIDIA and Asus took the opportunity to show off the world's first Windows RT consumer device, the Asus Tablet 600 powered by Tegra 3. It shows that Microsoft has made leaps and bounds in developing the Windows RT edition.
The fact that Microsoft, Asus, and NVIDIA can now showcase the world's first Windows RT consumer device shows just how close we are to seeing Tegra-powered Windows devices on store shelves.
It was good enough to grab a Best of Show Award.
Others were not so ready:
Check out the videos on The Verge, Laptop Magazine or NetBook News.
World's Fastest Notebook GPU
NVIDIA also announced the GeForce GTX 680M GPU, their new flagship notebook GPU. GeForce GTX 680M is the fastest, most advanced gaming notebook GPU ever built. It offers better 3D with NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 technology; better performance and killer battery life when paired with NVIDIA Optimus technology.
How fast is it?
But it is not just about speed with the GeForce GTX 680M, you also get a complete arsenal of gaming technology.
Get yours soon.
GeForce Ultrabooks
But Kepler is not just for gaming notebooks. With the launch of Intel's dual core Ivy Bridge CPUs comes an influx of new Ultrabooks powered by GeForce GPUs. GeForce GPUs put the 'Ultra' in ultrabook, giving you ultra-performance with no compromises.
NVIDIA has a wide variety of GPUs which will be viable for the ultrabook platform. Ultrabooks have already been announced with GeForce GT 650M, GeForce GT 640M, GeForce GT 630M and GeForce GT 620M GPUs.
|NV20 Information - 12/27/00 @ 6:05 pm - By: MikeC - Source: Email
|Thanks to Andraax for sending in this link to a news post from an Italian web site (Frael) and translating it for us. Here we go:
MikeC: Looking back at each new chipset released by NVIDIA reveals about a 50% increase in performance from the previous generation. I would expect the NV20 to be at least 50% faster than the Ultra. Since the Ultra tops out at around 80fps in Quake 3 at 1280x1024x32bpp, does that mean the NV20 will hit 120fps? Gulp.


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Let me start off by saying there is no such thing as the perfect swimbait rod, not at this time anyway. Swimbaits come in sizes ranging from 3 inches to over 12 inches, and in weights ranging from 1/2 ounce to 4 ounces or more. No one rod will handle that wide variety of lures. If you're going to go first class, you'll need more than one.
With that in mind, a good swimbait rod will have a long handle in the back, a long foregrip, a stiff backbone and a quick tip. It'll be strong yet flexible. It will not have the action of a pool cue. A good one will bend on the cast and yet have enough power to set the hook in a big bass when the time comes.
Let's start at the top of the rod. A quick tip is an absolute necessity. Bass tend to hit swimbaits hard and fast. (They mistake these baits for the real thing. They're trying to kill and eat their prey.) You need lots of flex in the tip to absorb the shock of the strike.
A stout backbone is also an absolute necessity. It helps throw the bait on the cast and will help you pull an outsized bass to the boat.
Stout is not the same thing as stiff, however. Stout, in my world, means strong. The backbone must flex or you'll never develop the casting accuracy you need. Even worse, you could pull the hooks out of the bass' mouth during the fight. At that point all you'll have are memories of what might have been.
The foregrip and butt sections of the handle are also important. Most of the time you'll throw a swimbait two-handed. To do this properly, you need extra handle length in front of, and behind, the reel.
You also need this extra length to wind the bait back. The best technique for swimming the bait back is to tuck the butt of the rod under your arm and hold the rod at the foregrip with your hand above the reel. You can crank the reel handle with your other hand.
This might need more explanation. If you are right-handed you should tuck the butt of the rod under your left armpit. Hold the rod on the foregrip with your left hand, and crank with your right. The right swimbait rod will be balanced when you do this. It won't try to roll or otherwise move as you fish with it.
Right now, well-designed swimbait rods are hard to come by. I honestly don't know of a swimbait rod on the market that I'd rate as great, or as even being worth the money.
But, that's about to change. I'm currently in the final stages of designing three swimbait rods for Duckett Fishing's Micro Magic line. Our rods will rate in the great class, I assure you of that.
The lightest rod — we haven't named them yet — will be for baits 3 to 5 inches long. It'll be about 7 foot, 6 inches in length with a blank that'll toss small swimbaits with ease. The medium rods will handle lures 5 to 8 inches in length and will measure 7 foot, 8 inches. The big one is designed for baits that measure over 8 inches. It'll probably come in at 7 foot, 10 or 11 inches.
Of course, they'll have long handles, weigh next to nothing, be properly balanced and come equipped with our micro guides. Micro guides have a small diameter that reduces the weight of a rod and also reduces line friction as it passes through the guides on a cast. That makes for much greater distance and more accuracy.
The Duckett rods should be available shortly, hopefully by the middle of the summer. In the meantime I suggest you use what you have. The only other option I can recommend is to find a flipping stick that's too soft. Some of them will do a serviceable job. (Actually, that's what I'm using now.)

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As residents of Hawaii prepare for the possibility of two hurricanes making landfall, a robot at sea developed by a Silicon Valley firm is tweeting pictures of the worsening conditions.
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A magnitude 4.3 earthquake rocks the Kohala Region of Hawaii's Big Island as Hurricane Iselle prepares to make landfall.
Iselle To Give Hawaii First Hurricane In 22 Years; Most Flights To The Islands Still Scheduled
Hawaii residents prepared for what could be the first hurricane to hit the state in more than 22 years strengthened and will likely make landfall on the Big Island Thursday afternoon and Hurricane Julio–which strengthened into a Category 2 storm–was is swirling closely behind. Many Bay Area travelers, remain undaunted and are still headed for the islands.
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The U.S. Coast Guard rescued a mariner in a sailboat race to Hawaii whose vessel became disabled early Sunday and towed his boat into Monterey Harbor Tuesday morning, the Coast Guard reported.
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A teenage stowaway who hitched a ride from San Jose to Hawaii in the wheel well of a jet says he knew exactly what he was doing when he hopped a fence at the airport.
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Peter Beagrie applauds Norwich and feels it would be unfair if QPR don't join them in the top flight.
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It was a tale of two Cities. Cardiff and Norwich were united by a shared dream of automatic promotion to the Promised Land. That's how make-or-break Monday began.
Both sides were in fine form and separated by a solitary point. Norwich had the slight advantage but on paper the toughest fixture with almost everybody expecting both teams' fates to be decided only after their respective final fixtures.
Even with Middlesbrough's recent fine form (one loss in 11), nobody could have predicted that they would be three goals up by half-time at the Cardiff City Stadium. The usually reliable Cardiff defence played like strangers and gifted Boro those three goals in just 21 minutes.
That left the Bluebirds fans clinging to the hope that Pompey could halt the Norwich Express, but the Canaries, fearless all season, produced a performance of real quality and maturity.
In essence it was the perfect away performance. They were solid in defence, imaginative and mobile in midfield with two strikers whose hunger for work was only matched by their hunger for goals.
One goal of real quality decided the outcome. It came from a flowing move and ended with man-of-the-moment Simeon Jackson diving headlong to get on the end of David Fox's pinpoint cross and scoring at the near post.
This was another tremendous team performance with the players working incredibly hard for each other. But it would be wrong to suggest that hard work and team spirit alone have enabled Norwich to succeed where many more so-called bigger and more-talented squads have failed.
They have some great individuals such as inspirational captain Grant Holt, the wonderfully creative Wes Hoolahan and two flying full backs in Russell Martin and Marc Tierney - all galvanised by the belief their manager Paul Lambert has instilled in them and the benefit of no big egos.
This is now a time of justified celebration for the Norfolk outfit and let's be honest, if you're going to have a party of huge proportions who better to do the catering than Delia Smith herself?
With the club struggling for investment, the joint majority shareholder wrote a couple more books to help fund the Canaries' dreams of once more rubbing shoulders with the elite. She has proved once again she knows the recipe for success.
Lambert has tasted success as a player both home and abroad with a Champions League medal to boot. He has served his football manager's apprenticeship from Livingstone to Wycombe and Norwich via Colchester and has certainly played a starring role in this fantastic fairytale.
Cardiff will have no time to feel sorry for themselves. They have the individuals, star turns and also the egos, but now need to find the spirit and togetherness to help them navigate their way through the lottery of the play-offs.
What price a Cardiff v Swansea final? Probably the same odds as a Reading v Nottingham v Forest final (Billy Davies' side will surely be in the mix unless a minor miracle happens for Leeds this weekend). That's how hard to call it is.
Faurlin fiasco
This is all assuming that the QPR fiasco has no bearing on the final positions. You couldn't make up this situation because the whole thing is stranger than fiction.
The Championship winners face the possibility of a points deduction following the outcome of an investigation into the signing of Alejandro Faurlín, but remember, the powers-that-be sanctioned the move at the time, accepting all the paperwork was in order and above board.
So why hasn't it been sorted out before now?
My understanding is that all QPR are guilty of is overstating in the media the fee paid for the player; an action that clubs sometimes do to make it appear to their fans that they are being proactive, ambitious and willing to spend.
This false bravado, bragging, call it what you will, seems to have backfired with the question now being asked by the authorities: if that was the fee then where has all the money gone?
There are several other minor issues to be taken into consideration, but I think it should be pointed out that they haven't signed Lionel Messi here. Faurlin has been a steady performer, but there were no other clubs vying for his signature and he has hardly made the difference between winning and losing the Championship.
Yet a faux pas of huge proportions has taken the gloss off what should have been a week of celebrations for the QPR players and fans who remain blameless in all of this - and yet as usual are the ones to suffer most.
This situation has been far too protracted and long-winded and risks disrupting the play-off schedule if QPR decide to appeal the verdict, which is likely to be delivered on Friday.
My thinking is that the powers-that-be may decide on a financial penalty - or a financial penalty plus a points deduction that would not deny QPR promotion. They may have to play the final game knowing that the title may still go to Norwich, but I do not see them missing out on automatic promotion.
That would satisfy some people, but not all of them. However, if the facts are what I understand them to be then that would be the fairest thing.
Best of the month
It would be amiss of us not to congratulate the teams that have earned promotion and secured their play-off places in the other divisions.
We have already praised Brighton, but congratulations are now due to Southampton who will join them in the Championship next year. Huddersfield, Peterborough, MK Dons and Bournemouth will contest the play-offs.
We know that Bury and Chesterfield are going up from League Two, but the other automatic spot - and the play-off places will only be confirmed after the final round of matches.
Finally, the nominees for the Player of the Month and Manager of the Month awards for April have been announced. Look over the contenders below and let us know your thoughts in the comments box below.
Have the panel made the right choices? Is there somebody from YOUR club who should have been on this list?
Championship Player of the Month (April):
Simeon Jackson (Norwich)
Marlon King (Coventry)
Scott McDonald (Middlesbrough)
Aiyegbeni Yakubu (Leicester)
PETER'S PICK: Simeon Jackson
After going 20+ games without a goal Simeon produced a show of true marksmanship in the month of April bagging eight goals in six games including two hat-tricks. That was to become seven in nine as he scored what was to be his 13th and most important goal of his season / career sending Norwich to the PL. That being Promised Land or Premier League - for Norwich they are one and the same.
Championship Manager of the Month (April):
Kenny Jackett (Millwall)
Dave Jones (Cardiff)
Paul Lambert (Norwich)
Brian McDermott (Reading)
League One Player of the Month (April):
Ashley Barnes (Barnes)
Danny Ings (Bournemouth)
Craig Mackail-Smith (Peterborough)
Neil Mellor (Sheff Wed)
PETER'S PICK: Neil Mellor
The end of March saw Sheffield Wednesday hovering above the relegation zone in 17th position in League One. Mellor, on loan from League One-bound Preston, contributed six goals in April which saw a solitary defeat in seven and helped navigate Wednesday 11 points instead of four points away from the bottom three.
League One Manager of the Month (April):
Nigel Adkins (Southampton)
Lee Clark (Huddersfield)
Gary Megson (Sheffield Wednesday)
Paul Tisdale (Exeter City)
League Two Player of the Month (April):
Stuart Fleetwood (Hereford)
Ashley Grimes (Lincoln)
Byron Harrison (Stevenage)
Ryan Lowe (Bury)
PETER'S PICK: Ryan Lowe
Captain Ryan Lowe's performances and goalscoring prowess have been there for all to see this season. With 27 league goals and 28 in all competitions, he has led from the front. The much-travelled hit-man's four goals and leadership qualities helped Bury's caretaker manager Ritchie Barker finish off the job Alan Knill started, securing the Shakers automatic promotion.
League Two Manager of the Month (April):
Richie Barker (Bury)
John Coleman (Accrington Stanley)
Graham Turner (Shrewsbury)
Gary Waddock (Wycombe)


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Former Mississippi State and current San Francisco 49ers running back Anthony Dixon was in Starkville this weekend for the Bulldogs' spring game and festivities surrounding said spring game. All appeared to be going well, as Dixon even got in the spring game and scored a touchdown in street clothes, until Saturday night when Dixon, along with many others apparently, was denied entry into Cowbells Sports Grill (PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU, RICK'S). Dixon took to his Twitter account to voice his displeasure over not being allowed in despite his standing in Mississippi State football history. He was frustrated enough that he said he wanted to open his own lounge/club in Starkville. This, of course, is a fantastic idea. Because as we all know, making your way in the world today takes everything you've got. And taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot. Wouldn't you like to get away? Someplace, perhaps, where everybody knows your name and they're ...
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Well, it could be the X and AGP configuration in the kernel.
I used to build the kernel with AGPGART support, but then switched to nvidia's AGP driver hoping it would solve my lockup problems. It didn't, but I never bothered to change the config back.
# Option "NvAGP" "0" # disable AGP
Option "NvAGP" "1" # use NvAGP
# Option "NvAGP" "2" # use AGPGART
# Option "NvAGP" "3" # use AGPGART then NvAGP (default)
I could probably go with NvAGP 3, which should fallback to nvidia's AGP driver, but whatever...
I guess you should just make sure you have the AGP config the way it should be, either AGPGART enabled in the kernel and NvAGP 2, or AGP disabled in the kernel and NvAGP 1.
-(~) cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/status
Status: Enabled
Driver: NVIDIA
AGP Rate: 4x
Fast Writes: Disabled
SBA: Disabled
You should also know I had a real hard time getting nvidia's AGP driver to work. I think a driver upgrade fixed the problem, you may want to just go with AGP enabled in the kernel.
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Catching a short pass from coach Pat Shurmur, new Browns owner Jimmy Haslam tucked away the game ball, a reward for his first win. Haslam beamed and everyone in Cleveland's locker room, including legendary running back Jim Brown, basked in the glow of victory. On a gray, stormy Sunday, this was a bright new beginning. For a change, this was a step forward for the Browns. Rookie Trent Richardson rushed for a season-high 122 yards and a touchdown, Cleveland's defense kept San Diego out of the end zone and the Browns benefited from a big drop in a 7-6 win, Haslam's first since buying the club for $1.05 billion. ''It feels good,'' Browns linebacker D'Qwell Jackson said of satisfying Haslam. ''You always want to put a smile on his face.'' Richardson did just that with a performance that even had the tough-to-please Brown swelling with pride. When the Browns drafted Richardson with the No. 3 overall pick in April's draft, Brown had labeled the former Alabama star as ''ordinary.'' Bu...
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A purpose built holiday chalet offering comfortable accommodation comprising 2 bedrooms (1 x double & one with 2 x bunks), open plan lounge/kitchen and bathroom with shower over the bath. The chalet fronts an 'open' green area which provides a safe place for children to play. There are scenic coastal and downland walks just a stones throw away and the town is only approximately half a mile distant. Sandown Bay Holiday Centre is situated on the site of Yaverland Battery, constructed in 1863 under the direction of the then Prime Minister, Lord Palmerston. The location is a perfect base for a holiday, being situated on the south-eastern coastline, with views across Sandown Bay stretching across the English Channel to one side and rolling countryside continuing to Culver Down on the other side.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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|Nearest beach
|A few minutes stroll away...
|Car advised
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|Nearest airport: Southampton Airport 62 km, Nearest railway: Sandown Station 3 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2)
|Linen provided
|Shared garden
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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* The fridge is a fridge/freezer * Futon in lounge (potentially sleeping a further two people) * Iron & ironing board * Clothes airer * Hoover *
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Bed linen is supplied but please bring own towels. Electricity is via coin meter. Changeover day is Saturday. Guests are kindly requested not to arrive before 3:30pm and vacate before 10:00am.
Short Breaks are available but generally not during the High Season. Weekend Breaks (3 nights - Fri to Mon) and Mid-Week Breaks (4 nights - Mon to Fri). However, there is a degree of flexibility - please contact the office for more information and rates.
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The Isle of Wight is situated approximately 3 miles off the English Southern Coastline. It is known for its breathtaking scenery with much of the Island being designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Island first became popular as a holiday destination during Victorian times and its unique charm still entices over 2.5 million visitors each year. It is quite easy to appreciate why the Island attracts so many, with its scenic coastline, award winning golden beaches, charming little villages and temperate climate, in fact the Island can boast more hours of sunshine than most other destinations in Britain. For the more energetic, the Island offers over 500 miles of maintained footpaths which makes it ideal for walkers and cyclists alike. The Islands towns offer a comprehensive range of shops and amenities including many 'High Street' names together with popular cafes, bars and restaurants - some even being awarded the 'Michelin Star'. All in all the Island is a wonderful holiday destination, catering for all ages and with activities for all interests.
Sandown hosts one of the Islands few remaining piers offering amusements, cafe, bar, children's play areas and designated areas for sea fishing, great for the keen sea angler! In addition, there can also be found the Isle of Wight Zoo (big cat sanctuary), tennis courts, putting greens, leisure complex, tea rooms and restaurants. At night, Sandown comes to life with a variety of pubs and clubs where you can dance the night away. Pleasant walks along the Esplanade can be enjoyed with views across the fine golden sands of the beaches stretching over the bay to the English Channel beyond. A great destination for a holiday with so much to do and being a perfect base from which to explore the rest of the Island...
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Written & directed by by Uther Dean
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From 2 Jul 2013 to 6 Jul 2013
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Reviewed by John Smythe, 3 Jul 2013
If you are an outer space sci fi nut who also enjoys being taken 'out of this world' by ingeniously simple theatricality, A Play About Space is a 'must-see' for you.
As I recall its debut season in the Fringe five months ago, it was an energetically delivered welter of ideas and images that left me more impressed by the clever and dynamic acting and production tricks than its plot or themes. This time round, the quartet of performers (3 actors and an actively participating stage manager-cum-lights operator) seem much more relaxed and fluent, allowing the story of a war-monger's quest for redemption more space to breathe.
The obligatory barriers and challenges are confronted and variously dealt to, with much creative wit. Nevertheless the quest still presents as a means of playing at playmaking rather than as our point of access to empathy with an essentially human desire, albeit played out in extra-terrestrial climes. And fair enough, I guess, if pastiche is the major objective.
Of course if writer /director Uther Dean's script is riddled with homages to classics of the genre to which I am not privy, I've missed a whole level. But I am a firm believer in such moments working afresh in their new context, with in-group recognition being a bonus. Otherwise the prior knowledge qualifications should be advertised.
Hannah Banks holds the centre as Captain Florencia (Flo) Dreggs with a no-nonsense strength that gets to be both undercut and paid off as the tale unfolds and I'd have liked to feel more engaged in her states of being.
Her multi-armed nemesis, Joy, is principally played for fun by Alex Greig, augmented by stage manager Nicole Harvey who otherwise is flat out switching and directing the comprehensive array of desk, bedside and household lights so ingeniously employed throughout.
Paul Waggott's impeccable timing and relaxed versatility facilitate his multiple roles, the main one being Flo's hapless offsider Warner Hornshaw. The bit where Greig zones out at the side of the stage, apparently obliging Waggott to play multiple characters in what could have played out as a scene of major jeopardy for Flo, firmly locates the show in the 'watch the wacky staging' realm.
The fight choreography by Ricky Dey, mostly played out in slo-mo, adds heaps to the fun, as do Meg Rollandi's design elements.
I confess a clear understanding of the plot point regarding Flo's late husband eluded me and I wanted the whole clone/android dimension to have more impact at emotional and metaphysical levels.
As it stands, A Play About Space objectifies the genre somewhat. A recalibration that allowed its core themes – especially those regarding guilt and redemption – to be served by the theatricality, rather than overwhelmed by all that, could see it touring to many a festival, if that was their wont.
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The caravan was situated about 12feet from the exceedingly busy main road onto the island. Traffic noise was unbearable and the only lull seemed to be between 02:00 & 04:00 . We came home 1 day early because of it. Also the layout of the van was not as good as ones we had in the past, with the double bedroom space rather poor.
We had a fab time at hayling island as a family of three. The location was amazing - only about 15 minute walk to the beach/funland. Big pool on site (although slightly too cold for our 18 month old)
We had a lovely time and were very fortunate with the weather.
Had a great time at Hayling Island, the first night was a little bit noisy due to a rally but the noise didn't go on for too long. The food is great, beds are comfy, shower in accommodation was wonderful. Did not expect freesat, so it was a welcome surprise. The only 'negative' was that the tumble dryes don't dry very well. Other than that Hayling Island is a great place to stay, a great base for local attractions
Well located for visits to Portsmouth and Chichester. Didn't really use many of the facilities. Looked like a good pool. Caravan although basic was comfortable and had everything we needed.
The best holiday we've had in a long time. Caravan was spotless and the site was lovely.
Also fantastic children's entertainment both in the day and at night
Entertainment 1st class great for kids too
Very friendly staff and good entertainment team who worked hard. Caravan very well equipped and clean and spacious. Only complaint was the pool area not well kept and changing rooms very wet .
Play park too small for the amount of children wanting to use it. Quite a walk to pebble beach or had to pay in car park to stay on beach all day. Okay for touring area.
Unfortunately very disappointing. Very Basic, have stayed in many holiday parks with far more to offer in a far better location and much better value for money. Sorry to be so negative.
Excellent holidaying great park with excellent facilities to get around and about.
A friendly site with good facilities. Nice indoor and outdoor pool. Small park for the children. On site shop with most things you could need. Clean caravan. Small local beach nearby.
Nice site, quite, clean and well run. One niggle was that there wasn't a chopping/bread board although one was listed on the inventory .
Okay for a base but if you are not completely fit not many places nearby you can walk to. Caravan very nice. No promenade to walk along.
Nice place to say but there was not a lot of facilities for small children.
The only downside was the indoor swimming pool was cold and when we asked the 3 lifeguards they all had a blank look.
Love Hayling island holiday park this was our 3rd time we will definitely be back next year


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"So we thy people and sheep of thy pasture will give thee thanks for ever: we will shew forth thy praise to all generations" (Psalm 79:13).
Although Memorial Day (originally called Decoration Day) is a day for specifically remembering veterans who have died in our nation's service, our homeschool family observed this holiday like many other families. Visiting the gravesites of loved ones, my children decorated their headstones with a tribute of flowers. In many cases, my young children never knew the family members, and I would answer countless questions about their lives. I never tired of telling them about uncles, aunts, and great-grandparents and the special significance of their lives.
As Christian homeschooling parents, you also have the wonderful privilege of telling your children about the heritage of your faith. Sharing the story of Christ's death and resurrection, as well as what it means to you personally, will enable your children to learn more about their loving heavenly Father. Like a potter molding a piece of clay, you have the incredible opportunity to carve a lasting impression of God's goodness and love in their minds with every spiritual lesson you have learned.
Since life can change in a moment, make this Memorial Day count with your family. Attend your community's celebration, parade, and other events, but also be sure to include a visit to the cemetery. Leave flowers, talk about the people you loved, and most importantly, tell your children about the hope we have because Christ loves us. "Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump: for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed" (1 Corinthians 15:51-52).
Lord, thank You for the loving memory of godly family members who have died and gone before us. We praise You for the hope of seeing them again and the sure promise of Your return. In Jesus' name, Amen.
"So we thy people and sheep of thy pasture will give thee thanks for ever: we will shew forth thy praise to all generations" (Psalm 79:13).


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I'm currently a few days shy of 4 complete months into Accutane - September 26th will mark the beginning of month 5. I'm 95lbs, female and on 40mg/day. I'm on my last pill today, and I've scheduled to see my derm next Monday, so I'm going to be missing almost a week of Accutane. The last time I saw my derm he said my course would be 4-6 months, so depending on how the next appointment goes, I may be done with Accutane already, but in case I'm continuing, would missing a week of medication affect me in any way?
My acne has gone pretty much completely at this point and aside from the scars, I seem to have "normal people skin" now, but personally I would prefer taking at least another month of Accutane - my acne had been quite stubborn and persistent prior to Accutane so I don't feel comfortable only doing a 4 month course, as I hear there's a higher chance of the acne coming back on a shorter course.
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Now, the city's last resort is to deny the club a liquor license because of its location near youth facilities. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission now has given officials until Dec. 2 to make a recommendation on the club's liquor license application.
Should that fail, protesters say they will hold rallies.
One Portland musician who was drawn to Oregon for its tolerant attitudes said, "partly, I sympathize" with those who are unwilling to deal with the "unsavory elements" that come with liberal laws.
"I don't go to strip clubs," Ellery Harvey, 23, told ABCNews.com. "I've never enjoyed the atmosphere because I find it somewhat degrading. But, on the other hand, I refuse to try and stop someone from drinking at one, working at one, or opening one."
Tualatin residents are finding that the culture of free speech has a strong tradition in Oregon. Just this year a proposition to amend the constitution failed because of lack of funding raising and petition signers. State legislators say they are not eager to go to battle again.
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For the past few years, I've scouted out new or under-the-radar fish fries to recommend to readers just as Lent begins. This year, we want to put a spotlight on your recommendations. Send me your suggestions by Feb. 8, and Weekend Cue will feature them in the Feb. 15 edition.
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Wisconsin dogs taking Westminster honors
The Westminster Kennel Club Show is seeing dogs with Wisconsin ties trotting off with honors. And one of them has a name worthy of the state.
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Potawatomi Bingo Casino will celebrate Black History Month and attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the world's longest Soul Train dance line by asking hundreds of participants to bust a move at 1 p.m. on Feb. 21 at the casino.
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The Florida Gators suffered their first SEC loss of the season at the hand of the South Carolina Gamecocks 72-69 Saturday afternoon.
Despite rallying from a 10-point to make a game of it in the second half, Billy Donovan and the Gators came up short at home.
Erving Walker led all Florida scorers with 17 points, Patric Young and Vernon Macklin chipped in 12 points each, and Alex Tyus rounded out the Gators' double-digit scorers.
South Carolina out rebounded (36-32), out-assisted (14-13), and forced more turnovers (9-8) than Florida in a fairly even game.
The Gators lost due to their inefficiencies at the charity stripe, missing 10 free throws in 22 attempts.
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Toronto-listed Strata-X Energy Ltd. is rapidly progressing towards a dual listing, with its Australian initial public offering heavily oversubscribed according to joint lead manager Helmsec Global Capital Ltd.
The company, which has oil and gas exploration projects in the United States and Australia, is seeking a minimum of 10 million Australian dollars (US$10.4 million) but will close its books Friday with A$4 million in over subscriptions.
"This demonstrates a dramatic turnaround from investors who are more willing to analyze deals on their merits, especially when the underlying assets and management are of a high caliber," Helmsec director Simon Kidston told Deal Journal Australia. BBY Ltd. is also joint lead manager on the IPO of Strata-X which is expected to join the Australian Securities Exchange on Feb 20.
Dutch-based Trafigura Beheer BV's emerging market-focused oil subsidiary Puma Energy has purchased retail and wholesale oil distributor Ausfuel for more than 625 million Australian dollars (US$651.4 million), three people familiar with the matter said Monday.
Ausfuel was 73.2%-owned owned by Sydney-based private equity firm Archer Capital, while management held the remaining stake. Deal Journal Australia reported last week that Archer was considering selling Ausfuel, which owns more than 200 retail fuel stations and 11 fuel depots across all Australian states and territories except Tasmania.
Morgan Stanley and Herbert Smith Freehills advised Archer and RFC Ambrian and King & Wood Mallesons advised Puma.
An oil junior run by several former Woodside Petroleum Ltd. officials is preparing to test the appetite of Australian investors for exploring East Africa, following a string of big oil and natural gas discoveries by rivals in the region.
Swala Energy Ltd. is seeking to raise up to 13 million Australian dollars (US$13.7 million) in an initial public offering to fund a drilling campaign in Tanzania and Kenya. Foster Stockbroking and Argonaut Securities are joint lead managers for the offer, and the company hopes to list on the ASX in late March.
Swala Energy was founded in 2010 to focus on East Africa and has picked up stakes in two onshore blocks in Tanzania and acreage bordering Lake Victoria in Kenya. Its partner in the Kenyan block is Tullow Oil PLC, a UK-listed producer with a market value of 10.6 billion British pounds (US$10.8 billion) and a track record of major discoveries in the region, including the large Lake Albert field in neighboring Uganda.
Sydney-based private equity firm Archer Capital is considering selling its independent retail and wholesale oil distributor Ausfuel after several parties indicated a desire to buy the business, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday.
The business could be worth up to 650 million Australian dollars (US$681 million) based on a multiple of 6.6 times earnings, which would be in line with energy peers like Caltex Australia Ltd.
Archer has circulated an information memorandum that forecasts earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, of slightly less than A$100 million in the current fiscal year. Morgan Stanley will be mandated to finalize a sale of the business if a formal offer is accepted, the person said.
Vancouver-based oil and gas producer Tag Oil Ltd. has made an offer of up to 650 million New Zealand dollars (US$533.5 million) to acquire all of closely held New Zealand firm Greymouth Petroleum, a person familiar with the matter said.
The amount cited is Greymouth's enterprise value, which includes debt and equity, the person said.
Greymouth, an oil and gas producer with projects in New Zealand's Taranaki and Great South Basins and in Chile, is 86%-owned by chairman and chief executive officer Mark Dunphy, New Zealand millionaire Peter Masfen and their associated interests. The remaining 14% is owned by former Greymouth chief operating officer John Sturgess.
Mr. Dunphy and Mr. Masfen are currently seeking a court order to force Mr. Sturgess to sell his stake while Mr. Sturgess is seeking a court-ordered sale of 100% of Greymouth to Tag Oil as a method for him to sell his shares. The offer from Tag Oil was addressed to a person associated with Mr. Sturgess, the person familiar said.
Perth-based oil and gas engineering group Neptune Marine Services has received a takeover offer from Singapore's Blossomvale Investments, a subsidiary of MTQ Corporation.
Blossomvale is offering 3.2 cents a share in cash to acquire the 85% of the company that it does not already own, valuing Neptune at 57.6 million Australian dollars (US$59.3 million). The bid represents a 33.33% premium to Neptune's last traded price and MTQ intends to finance the bid through a mix of debt and existing cash.
Expectations rose Tuesday that a bidding war will emerge for control of Acer Energy after a second rival with oil and gas assets in the Australian outback, Senex Energy, appeared on its share register.
Acer is currently the subject of a 118 million Australian dollar (US$120.4 million) takeover bid from Drillsearch Energy. Senex bought Acer shares on the market to take a 6.4% stake and wouldn't rule out making a rival bid, saying it's keeping its options open.
"At the end of the day, you don't get anywhere without holding some equity. It's all about making money for my own shareholders," Senex Chief Executive Ian Davies told Deal Journal Australia.
In Australia, small is beautiful.
Last week, a total of 100 million Australian dollars (US$102 million) was raised from twelve deals, and the trend seems to be continuing.
Rocky Mountains-focused oil and gas developer Elk Petroleum Ltd. is seeking around A$5 million to help fund projects, a person familiar with the matter told Deal Journal Australia.
The equity raising, led by DJ Carmichael, will see new shares issued at 25 cents each, a 19.4% discount to the stock's last-traded price, the person said.
Drillsearch Energy has made an 118 million Australian dollar (US$120.7 million) bid for oil and gas explorer Acer Energy, the latest in a string of mergers between small energy companies in the Australian outback vying to tap rising regional demand.
Drillsearch is offering 25.5 cents per Acer share, representing a 31% premium to the stock's last trade of 19.5 cents. Acer's largest shareholder, Singapore-based Republic Investment Management, has already sold a 19.9% interest in Acer to Drillsearch and plans to sell its remaining 18.8% holding into the offer, Drillsearch said.
Acer, formally known as Innamincka Petroleum, owns permits in the Cooper Basin energy hub, which straddles the borders of South Australia and Queensland states. It also has exposure to onshore assets in New South Wales state and holds an offshore permit in the Bass Strait between the Australian mainland and Tasmania.
Thailand-focused Carnarvon Petroleum Ltd. is seeking to raise up to 15 million Australian dollars (US$15.4 million), according to a term sheet seen by Deal Journal Australia.
The equity issue will be conducted at 8.2 cents a share, representing a 14.6% discount to the oil and natural gas explorer's last traded price of 9.6 cents.
Proceeds will be used to fund the company's exploration and development program, which includes 12 new wells, 15 work-overs, fracture network studies and water flooding studies at its acreage in Thailand's Phetchabun basin.
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