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I absolutely love my new running shoes. I bought these as a present for my birthday and besides the fact that they were discounted, they are so comfortable and light. I would definitely recommend this shoes! ... read more
Nice looking shoes. I might have a wrong impression on the shoe as it said 'running'. To me the rear cushion is too soft, like you walk on a sponge, and front cushion is too thin. If you are looking for a pair of 'running shoes', they might not be the right ones, but they do feel very comfy and styly when walking ... read more
I like these shoes and they feel comfortable. I've worn them all day long and while power walking. You hardly know you have tennis shoes on because they are so comfortable. The eight was a tad too big for me but I didn't want to send them back. Love these shoes! ... read more
First, i like the box of the shoes, nice designed. The colour is not the same as the picture, more like metal green or blue i dont exactly know how to call this colour but my experience usually the colour is not 100% accurate on adidas website. For me a bit narrow, but it will open after a little wear. At all i am satisfied, it's a nice shoes for the cooler days. ... read more
I love this shoe. I have a wide foot and these are some of the most comfortable tennis shoes I've ever worn. They are a little bulky, but you can't really avoid that when you wear a 10.5. Overall, I would say these are definitely worth the purchase! ... read more
I've heard a lot of hype about boost and finally decided on to try these shoes. I was just looking for something comfortable and casual and these shoes looked pretty nice. Pure boost totally lives up to the hype. They are so comfortable and unbelievably light weight. You feel like you have a spring in your step and I like to stand and shift my weight just to feel that spongy cushion. I usually wear a 7.5 or 8 and the 7.5 fit perfectly, which worked out luckily since they were sold out of 8! The only complaint I have is that the color is not exactly as pictured. I ordered the all black with what looks like gum colored soles(which i love and think looks super clean)but in person the bottom looks like a neon orange! I seriously considered returning at first because it was so deceptive, but once I put them on, I fell in love. ... read more
I absolutely love these shoes and have now purchased in three colors. I have low arches and they provide me the stability I need to do all my workouts. I am not a runner, but I do a lot of weight training and high impact workouts. I find these to be light weight, very supportive and true to size. I also like the color selections, although the pink is much brighter in person and not to my taste. ... read more
This pair adds to the many Superstars I already have and they are amazing! I love the graphic inside and out. I can not say enough great things about these shoes. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable shoe with some pizzazz! ... read more
When I first received the shoes, I was a bit disappointed because I wasn't sure if the material quality looks as good as the picture. I kept them still because I really needed a new pair of shoes. THEY RUN SMALL - I have a pair of adidas that were sz8 and they are big on me so I ordered 7.5 for this pair but they are really small!!! I had to make a return and purchased half size bigger. Even sz8 was a bit tight at the beginning but after just wearing them 3 times, they are now perfect! They look SO GOOD with my outfits and they are very comfortable - I especially like that they do not have laces that makes stretching really easy and nice!!! The more I wear them, I love them more!!! ... read more
I have been in the military for 7 years and during this time I began to have really bad tendonitis in my feet from wearing boots all day. I was on a non running profile for almost a year. I just started back running about 4 months ago and every shoe I tried gave me really bad shin splits and wear either to flexible( no stability) or just not comfortable after a few weeks of running. One day I decided to try these shoes after looking around in a few shoe stores for hours on in. And OMG as soon as I put my foot in them it was like a Cinderella Story. I have been running in them for a month now and doing weightlifting with absolutely no shin pain or fatigue in my foot. I love these shoes and as soon as this pair gets old I will by them over again. I definitely recommend its well worth the money. ... read more
Love my new duramo 7's. They are a great shape not too rounded at the toe, so they are flattering. They are a deep pink with black inner (much more sensible colour choice than white as they don't show the dirt). They have been worn regularly & still look quite new. Tongue stays central. Good grip. Seamless make for a sleeker look. Very pleased. ... read more
I bought the Stan Smith because they reminded me of my teenage years, I had a pair and would not take them off, loved them. I order these and also a pair of Superstar 80s, after trying them both I decided to keep the Superstar, even the though Stan Smith are great I preferred the other ones. ... read more
I really wish they would make these shoes with the Primeknit or techfit or some kind more stretchy forgiving fabric/structure on the top. The whole bottom of the shoe feels well constructed, seems to give support and stability - but the toe box is too low in these shoes- making them tight in the toes - need more room in the front! ... read more
I absolutely love these shoes. Even though these shoes do not come in wide widths, the stretchy material allows me to wear these shoes comfortably even with bunions. After trying 4 different brands of athletic shoes, these were the only ones I can wear since they do not have a hard material across the bunion area. I do wish they came in wide which would allow for orthodics to be placed in a lot easier. ... read more
I struggle to get a great fitting sneaker because I have a high arch. I own 2 pairs of the earlier version of these & wanted a third but they are long gone. I took a leap and ordered the Duramo 7. Similar fit but even better cushioning. From the first wearing they are completely comfortable.. In fact, these are so perfect I just ordered my second pair! ... read more
These shoes are a good combination between the bouncy boost sole and also a good amount of support. These are flexible enough so that I can add insoles with no issues. I am able to wear them out of the box with no break in period or irritation because of the soft flexible fabric at the top of the shoe and in the back by the heel. I can wear these all day!! ... read more
I have a large and hard to fit foot. The Barricade 2015 by Stella McCartney fits my foot perfectly! It has great support and can be adjusted well for width and stability control. The one thing that I would suggest is to have an extra hole at the top for the laces to snug up the heel. I have a wide forefoot and a very narrow heel. So, the extra hole helps to snug up the heel. The arch support is great and snug. The lack of stitching around the toes is excellent and relieves any pressure points on the forefoot. I'm hoping to buy a second pair as a backup out of fear that I won't be able to get this same shoe later. I'm a USPTA Elite pro of 30+ years and support, comfort, and great looks in a shoe is important .... and this shoe delivers on all three. ... read more
Really comfortable, good cushioning on the sole, ideal for wandering about town all day without getting sore feet! And they look great. I might need another pair. I bought a size larger than my normal shoe size to provide more toe room and for when your feet get warm and they are a perfect fit. ... read more
These shoes are very very comfortable, I feel like they run just a tad big and I wish I would have gotten a half size smaller as after wearing them a month they feel even bigger. Also, the right shoe heel area squeaks when I walk so I don't wear them in public. ... read more
Having purchased many of the supernovas previously, this new boost is only average. The shoe has minimal spring/cushion when compared to running shoes. The sides now stick out awkwardly of this updated model when the previous shoe did not. I hope the next model will be more streamlined and feel more comfortable to wear. ... read more
Bought these shoes at adidas outlets for 50 dollars or so they are so great super comfortable definitely would buy again I'm usually a size 5 i got them size 5 1/2 because i like the extra space when running if not i hurt my big toe ... read more
Buyer Beware. while these are wonderful running shoes... you need to know that if you come into the house after running in the rain, these shoes are like ICE SKATES! When wet, these have no traction at all on tile floors! ... read more
Not that excited about these. The original Bounce I've always gotten had soles that were separated round cushions. I loved these. Why did you discontinue? I ordered the new Bounce, but just like tennies one can pick yo at ant store. But since I've worn them, can't return them. ... read more
I have been running distance for quite some time now, and I have to say I have finally found a shoe I completely love and will never change from. I've tried the minimalist approach with shoes, and found that I liked how light weight the shoes were but there was absolutely no cushioning for my feet. After 18+ miles my feet were spent. These shoes are light weight even though they are not minimalist (10mm drop I believe) but I had no problem transitioning back into a non minimalist shoe because these shoes do not feel heavy or clunky. The mesh on the top is absolutely wonderful. It allows for a breathable, flexible fit. You can actually wiggle your toes in these shoes, which I love because sometimes on long runs I feel like I need to wiggle my toes around! The mesh is also surprisingly warm in the winter time too. This shoe also really fits well around your foot, which gives a great supportive feeling. I highly recommend this model over the newer Boost's because of the flexible material on the sides (right where the 3 stripes are). On the newer model those stripes are made of a hard plastic and they literally dig into the sides of your feet. Not comfortable at all. So if you are looking between this model and the new ones I recommend these!! I am going on my third pair of these and have trained for 3 marathons in these Supernova Glide Boost 7s. I am never going back to another shoe! ... read more
I've never purchased Adidas tennis shoes before; however, from reading all reviews about this new model and how they have improved on certain aspects of the fit, I decided that was enough to go on. Other brands that I was used to wear have been disappointing: rough around the seams at the forefront or the top rubber parts are just digging into your toes. With these main concerns in my mind, I decided to trust the SMC 2015 and give them a try. The promotional price was tempting and the additional 25% online discount was a definite push for this purchase. I needed a large size to fit my wide feet and the length for one of my toes. I could have used a 9 size, but this way, I am guaranteed to bruised toe nails. The Heel part is a little loose when I am running and is seen flopping, but I had to tighten the laces a little. Arch support is nice, which was one of my concerns since I have high arches. I have worn the shoes six times now: practices, lessons, matches: my calluses are disappearing. I usually play four times per week, including competitive matches. I am not crazy about the mint colour as it doesn't match any of my tennis outfits, but I was desperate for new shoes. I see that they now have a new model with yellow and black, now that would be a wonderful combination and suit most clothing colours. Had free shipping and received them withint two days (Ontario address). Bravo! ... read more


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I have a followup problem to my previous question.
I have got the list for a single client and a specific year. But now I have to create a dropdown list so the user can choose the year for which the abscence/presence list will be generated.
To achieve this I've created a dataset which generates years (from this year to a specific year in the past). This dataset fills a parameter (CRM_Year) with the year values. At last I filter the dataset which provides the abscence/presence values by the parameter.
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FreeBSD Bugzilla – Bug 39903
Update port: www/links -> 2.0 (new graphics, javascript)
Last modified: 2002-06-28 12:41:02 UTC
(PR #38793 offered a port for the links 2.0 prerelease version)
There is a new release version of Links, which supports graphics mode
The SHAR below contains a port for the new version of Links, to replace
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JPEG or TIFF support can also be selectively disabled when X11 support
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America's "most dangerous mayor" is rather proud of himself this week. ... more
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There is no problem too flimsy for California's nanny lawmakers, as witnessed by the many laws that state solons have proposed to keep constituents from getting free plastic bags at the grocery. Those teensy plastic bags are cheap. ... more
As dignitaries gather in London to pay their respects to one of modern history's greatest leaders, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who died last week at the age of 87, the riff-raff of Great Britain have emerged, subsidized by either the state or by mummy and daddy, to rejoice in her death. ... more
On the network of hysterical opinion known as MSNBC, Morning Joe guest and contributor Mike Barnicle claimed that there was a "level of anti-semitism" aimed at New York Nanny Michael Bloomberg and his $12 million campaign to push gun control. It's not anti-semitism. And those who think it is, as my grandmother would say, are mind-numbingly ignorant schumucks. ... more
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Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand is once again stoking controversy, saying he hunted and killed a lion and a wildebeest on safari in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday.
"Me + my Zulu friend out in the bush just before we hunted and killed a Lion + a Wilder beast!!" read his tweet, accompanied by a picture of him and an unnamed man in traditional Zulu garb.
The remark was a joke – the reserve Ferdinand and the team toured has no lions or wildebeest – but in a country where poaching and legal hunting are the subjects of heated debate, his tweet did not go down well.
"Why did Rio Ferdinand have to kill a Lion while here in SA???? He could have spent the money on CONSERVATION!!!" tweeted Kfm DJ Ryan O'Connor.
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Category rankings: Tight ends
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We've selected the best of the best in each category for every position and rank the top five in each. In a deep year for top-flight athletes at the tight end position, who is the best athlete of them all? The fastest? Who has the best hands? Read on to find out.
TE rankings: Fastest | Best athlete | Best hands
Mike Farrell's take: A much quicker and more athletic group than 2007. Plenty of these guys can be a factor in a vertical passing game.
JC Shurburtt's take: Of interest is that the top two guys could very well end up at WR in college.
Farrell's take: Baldwin is a two-sport stud and he and Stoneburner could play WR at the next level while Kyle Rudolph can do things in the slot.
Shurburtt's take: A tremendous group. This category really signifies the overall spirit of this great group of tight ends.
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Located within a splendid apartment block of 59 apartments in the quiet Gramadeto residential district, the apartment is situated only 200m from the gondola base station. The best restaurants, first class spa, local shops and an outdoor ice rink are all in close proximity. The highly popular Harry's Bar is on the opposite side of the street.
This understated, stylish apartment is located on the 3rd floor with lift access from the ground floor lobby and commands excellent views looking south-east over the Pirin Mountains and rear garden from the balcony.
Rental includes free access to the on-site spa facilities within the hotel complex, including indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room, hamam hall. Beauty and massage therapies are available (extra charges apply) or the 5-star Kempinski Grand Hotel is just across the street where you can visit their award winning spa facilities as a paying day guest.
There is a restaurant in the complex serving both local and international dishes and a bar. In the summer, there is a communal garden with shared BBQ facilities. Free Wifi is available in public areas, the lobby bar and pool area and there is a 24hr reception/security.
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Sofia Airport (Plovdiv nearer but poorer connectio 160 km, Nearest railway: Bansko 2 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Sauna, Internet access, Staffed property
|Shared indoor pool
|Central heating, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared indoor pool, Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The apartment is large (60 square metres) and sleeps 4. The main bedroom has a large double bed (which can be separated into two single beds), two bedside cabinets, a wardrobe and access to the balcony. The open plan lounge/kitchen has a double sofa bed, coffee table, armchair, television and a door leads onto the balcony.
The kitchen includes a fridge with freezer compartment, 2 ring electric hob, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, cooking utensils and cutlery/crockery. There is a dining table with chairs to seat 4. The large bathroom is tiled throughout with a spacious shower cubicle, sink and toilet. Linen and towels are included.
|Further details outdoors
The apartment has a balcony accessible from the main bedroom and the lounge with mountain views. There is a shared garden with BBQ facilities (summer only).
Limited parking is available at the hotel - free outside (subject to availability) or for a small charge in the underground secure car park. Alternatively, there is on street parking.
No smoking in apartment except on balcony.
Bansko is located in southwest Bulgaria at the foot of the breathtaking Pirin Mountains. It is a very popular ski resort in the winter time, when the place really comes alive!
However Bansko is suitable for both winter and summer. The area has mountain peaks, numerous lakes and acres of woods and walks to go on with outstanding natural beauty. Pirin National Park was designed a UNESCO World Heritage Centre in 1983.
Bankso is an attractive town located at the foot of the Pirin Mountains which boasts the largest ski domain in Bulgaria, with over 75km of piste (4 blue, 11 red and 1 black), a 5km cross-country track and a long ski season running from December to April.
In the summer, it hosts the annual Bansko Jazz Festival and presents an ideal base for hiking, horse riding, golf and other pursuits. The historic and picturesque centre of the town recently formed the backdrop for filming of Expendables 2 (Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone etc.).
In the winter, Bansko hosts various alpine events, including events from the FIS World Cup series since 2009. Biathlon competitions also take place regularly in the resort.
The nearby village of Banya, located only 5 km (3 mi) from the town, is known for its 27 thermal mineral springs.
The town is served by the scenic narrow gauge line from Septemvri to Dobrinishte. Regular bus connections are available to Sofia, Plovdiv, Blagoevgrad, Gotse Delchev, Razlog, among others.


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moral of the story: stay away from Goofy
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:26 (3 years ago) Permalink
― I spend a lot of time thinking about apricots (DJP), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:28 (3 years ago) Permalink
i haven't seen that guy in 10 years but there's an ~85% chance he currently posts to reddit
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:31 (3 years ago) Permalink
rip skyway ride
― Aerosol, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:33 (3 years ago) Permalink
in ref to those pics obv
unfortunately can't get to my 50s-60s photos, waiting for flickr to unlock/renew my account arrgh
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:34 (3 years ago) Permalink
also RIP: creepy waving dolls inside Sleeping Beauty's Castle
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:37 (3 years ago) Permalink
i miss you, disneyland :(
― chaki, Tuesday, February 12, 2008
― Aerosol, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:38 (3 years ago) Permalink
ohhh just realized you can see Monstro the whale in the background of Shakey's first pic! <3
also i covet the shirt the girl in the lower left corner is wearing
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:47 (3 years ago) Permalink
so.... gossip?
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:55 (3 years ago) Permalink
here is some gossip for you: last week, Disneyland quietly hooked up the Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin Fastpass system to the park-wide network of Fastpasses! for the last decade you could go get a Fastpass for the ride and it wouldn't count against your limited Fastpass total, because it wasn't hooked up to the main network. now you have to either waste a good Fastpass on Roger Rabbit or wait in line, which is of course fascist bullshit.
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:09 (3 years ago) Permalink
this is an outrage
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:14 (3 years ago) Permalink
oh man, i abused the fuck out of the fastpass last time i went cause i was there with my whole family and a bunch of peeps didn't want to ride the fastpass rides so i just grabbed fastpasses with all their tickets and had like five fastpasses at one time
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:45 (3 years ago) Permalink
how do the fastpasses work?
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:46 (3 years ago) Permalink
instead of waiting in line you go to a machine for the line and swipe your ticket and get a fastpass. the fastpass has a time on it and if you come back at that time you basically get automatic admission to the ride. but you can only have like 1 (or 2?) at a time
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:49 (3 years ago) Permalink
yeah, i think it goes: you get a fastpass with a return time on it, and then you can't get another one until it's that return time. however, if the return time is way later in the day, you can get another one two hours after you picked up the first one.
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:55 (3 years ago) Permalink
I am going to WDW in April. I am very excited. What are your pro tips, ILX friends?
― gnome (remy bean), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:55 (3 years ago) Permalink
use your fastpass.
find hidden mickeys.
get autograph book + have characters sign it
get the secret character phone number and call in to stalk, uh, hunt down, uh, find your fave characters.
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:56 (3 years ago) Permalink
playing drinking around the world where you drink at every country in epcot world pavilion. ride the troll ride.
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:57 (3 years ago) Permalink
ride the troll ride. 4chanstorm
You can get a second Fastpass if you approach the fifteen-minute window of the first -- at least in WDW.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:58 (3 years ago) Permalink
whoa, neat!
1 day in Magic Kingdom1 day in Animal Kingdom & Epcot (together)1 day at Sea World
Sound good? I would skip Sea World but girlfriend is a big coaster fiend, and I don't think I can get away w/o going to another park outside Disney. I don't like coasters terribly much, so I figure Sea World might be kind of fun when she's whipping around upside down.
― gnome (remy bean), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:59 (3 years ago) Permalink
if you have a smartphone, i believe there's an app that shows you the wait times for all the rides. there's one for disneyland at least, i'm sure wdw has one too.
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:01 (3 years ago) Permalink
Confession: ten trips to WDW since '98, still haven't visited Animal Kingdom.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:01 (3 years ago) Permalink
I would go for Universal Studios for your coaster needs.
Is Disneyland a completely different beast than WDW? We are tentatively considering a West Coast trip and loved WDW so much that Disneyland is under consideration.
― ailsa, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:04 (3 years ago) Permalink
Animal Kingdom is great. Not sure about feasibility of doing AK + Epcot on the same day, though. Epcot is my fave park. Also you're going to miss MGM? Tower of Terror is classic. Other good stuff (like 3D Muppet Movie! Star Wars ride!) worth doing there too.
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:04 (3 years ago) Permalink
Is Disneyland a completely different beast than WDW?
yes. it's much smaller for one thing.
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:05 (3 years ago) Permalink
I would go to MGM instead of Sea World and ride Tower of Terror and Aerosmith roller coaster which are both thrillier rides than most of WDW attractions.
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:05 (3 years ago) Permalink
also it's way older, there's stuff there from the 50s
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:06 (3 years ago) Permalink
There's no comparison: WDW is immersive. You can hang out in a Disney hotel playing golf, swimming, eating, and hanging with bros and not step foot in a park.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:06 (3 years ago) Permalink
even the drive into the Magic Kingdom represents a triumph of Walt Disney learning from the mistakes of Disneyland. You drive further and further north until you're forced to park at the Transportation and Ticket Center, and even then you still can't see the park until you're on the monorail or ferry boat.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:07 (3 years ago) Permalink
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:08 (3 years ago) Permalink
Also you're going to miss MGM? Tower of Terror is classic.
Isn't MGM now called Disney Hollywood Studios? Is that the same thing? We've done Muppets and Star Wars in California, so really we'd only be going for Tower of Terror.
I like the idea of Epcot, but a lot of what I've read says it's very out of date, and I don't want to invest myself in too much hoakum.
― gnome (remy bean), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:08 (3 years ago) Permalink
I remember it so fondly from the '87, I'm worried it won't hold up
Disney regretted the development around the Disneyland park.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:08 (3 years ago) Permalink
Epoct is by far the best park! It's the one with all the restaurants, and you can Drink Around the World.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:09 (3 years ago) Permalink
I've never been to WDW but yeah it seems much closer to, like, an actual functioning city or resort town than Disneyland, which is very much an amusement park.
I am also very fond of Disneyland's original inspiration (which is even smaller in scale), Children's Fairyland in Oakland.
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:09 (3 years ago) Permalink
some parts of epcot are out of date (like the technology pavilion, the growing grain pavilion, and the communications throughout history pavilion) but they're out of date in an incredibly sincere optimistic way about the future of humanity and the promise of technology. it's a very renewing experience!
― Mordy, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:10 (3 years ago) Permalink
Hollywood Studios is the one to miss if you can't do them all, but I had the most fun on the Toy Story Midway Mania ride there, and my coaster-loving other half loved the Rock'n'Rollercoaster.
End your Animal Kingdom/Epcot day at Epcot for the IllumiNations show, do Animal Kingdom in the morning.
― ailsa, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:10 (3 years ago) Permalink
Epcot is really the only thing I am curious about at WDW
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:11 (3 years ago) Permalink
Yeah. Future World doesn't feel dowdy.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:11 (3 years ago) Permalink
Epcot is the one park in which I feel no pressure to ride anything. You can walk with a beer and soak it in.
― Exile in lolville (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:13 (3 years ago) Permalink
Okay, we'll do Epcot. Only thing: neither of us drink. Will it still be fun? We can afford three days at theme parks. We both want to do Animal Kingdom (suckers for giraffes), and obv. Magic Kingdom. Epcot would be our third day, just want to make sure it's a good call, and that we're not gonna regret skipping Sea World and/or Universal Studios.
― gnome (remy bean), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:13 (3 years ago) Permalink
Cheers all, I realised it was smaller and older, is it just that it's not so Disneyfied? We stayed offsite in Orlando, but visited a park about 10 out of our 14 days. This would just be because we're there and wouldn't be the major point of our trip.
― ailsa, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:14 (3 years ago) Permalink
if anything it's MORE Disneyfied
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:16 (3 years ago) Permalink
basically every ride/feature is tied to a specific Disney film or property
Ah, cool. I think I meant how WDW is so immersive with hotels and transport and whathaveyou, I sort of feel Disneyland seems more pop in then pop out again as opposed to being swallowed up in the whole culture of it. I may have this all wrong in my head.
― ailsa, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:19 (3 years ago) Permalink
yeah, i think the fact that it's older + smaller actually makes it ideal for a "just popping by" trip. also the new cars land is going to open this summer, presumably with new rides that haven't made it to wdw yet? i heard one of the new rides is going to be like the old flying saucer ride and i am psyyyyyyyched
― ban opinions (reddening), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:20 (3 years ago) Permalink
I dunno when yr in Disneyland you are IN Disneyland, the outside world sort of ceases to exist, there are no signs of it. in my humble opinion anyway.
― Full Frontal Newtity (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:22 (3 years ago) Permalink
there's plenty of counter service at the parks too
― Free Me's Electric Trumpet (Moodles), Sunday, 9 November 2014 03:49 (1 year ago) Permalink
Disney rewards those who plan ahead, so planning ahead gets you the greatest benefits and flexibility. Ergo, a lot of the better sit down places/character spots are more or less booked weeks or months in advance. However, there are a number of what they call quick service spots that are fine in a pinch, with sandwiches, pizza, etc. Not the best food, but good enough. There are also what they call 'snacks,' which range from bananas to decadent sundaes. You can get these anywhere.
There's a Disney reservation line which can probably help you find a place to eat, if you're worried. But no, you will be able to obtain food of some sort, just not necessarily the best food or at the most coveted spots. Epcot could be an exception, because there are a ton of places to eat, and even in 2014 the sushi place or awesome Moroccan place does not pack them in as much as the pizza place. (The pizza place is very good, btw.)
If you are in a resort, in many cases they handle the bags for you via their magical express or whatever they call it That is, you don't see your bags again between the resort and your destination airport. So ideally, you check your bags at the resorts and hit the parks for another few hours. The airport is maybe 30 minutes away, so a 7:15 flight gives you lots of time (again, if you plan it).
― Josh in Chicago, Sunday, 9 November 2014 03:50 (1 year ago) Permalink
planning ahead gets you the greatest benefits and flexibility.
I get that it offers benefits but how "flexibility?" This is exactly what's freaking me out. I'll be there with a 9-year-old and a 4-year-old -- even at home I don't know exactly what time they're gonna feel like eating! And now I have to make this decision eight weeks out.
― Guayaquil (eephus!), Sunday, 9 November 2014 04:21 (1 year ago) Permalink
Make a few reservations ahead of time for places you really want to check out but be realistic about how much you're going to want to plan around specific mealtimes. There are hundreds of places to eat around WDW, so no one's going to go hungry. I'd recommend that you buy the Unofficial Disney World Guide book that's put out every year. That thing is a godsend for planning your trip and it'll hopefully help alleviate some of the freaking out. Checking some of the WDW message boards should help, too. There are a lot of obsessives out there who I'm sure can precisely answer any questions you have.
― I'm In The Mood To Munch! (Old Lunch), Sunday, 9 November 2014 05:26 (1 year ago) Permalink
I kinda can't stand things being too regimented so I just go to WDW in the spring or fall when all of the kids are in school and mostly wing it. Which seems to work out fairly well, although that obviously means that I haven't made it to any of the really top-shelf restaurants yet.
― I'm In The Mood To Munch! (Old Lunch), Sunday, 9 November 2014 05:28 (1 year ago) Permalink
Oh yeah there really is no wrong way to do it, just better ways. I highly recommend a couple of the podcasts,too, since at the least you learn so much.
No children will starve regardless. Like a cruise you may all actually put on weight.
― Josh in Chicago, Sunday, 9 November 2014 12:43 (1 year ago) Permalink
By flexibility I meant it is much better to have dining reservations, or fast passes, and not need to use them, then need to use them, and not have them. Nothing you plan for is binding, and it is very easy to change strategies on the fly. That's how a lot of the apps help, with lists of wait times and what not.
― Josh in Chicago, Sunday, 9 November 2014 12:46 (1 year ago) Permalink
My wife really liked this one: http://wdwprepschool.com/
Really useful, so worth a scan of the blog or facebook site, at the least.
There is a free app called WDW Lines that is updated more or less in real time, too.
As WDW prep sums up, "most people don't plan ahead of time and they end up missing out and wasting a lot of time during their trip." That's really what it's about. There is so much to do, like going to Los Angeles or New York or Chicago or any other big city, that if you go in with no plan there is a chance you'll get overwhelmed and miss out on something you wanted to do, since you'll spend so much time in line, or wandering around, or whatever. But just because the best or most popular restaurants get booked early does not mean there are not a hundred other options, at least when it comes to food. Rides, you can always get on anything, but fast passes speed things up significantly.
Also, if you are going with a 9 year old and 4 year old, consider bringing a cheap little umbrella stroller even if the 4 year old doesn't use one anymore. Last time we went one kid was 8 and the other 5, and it was a little tough on the younger one. This year they were 10 and 7, and both were troopers, but no joke, we really did walk at least 10 miles a day, at most 15 or so. We also brought a bunch of our own snacks, granola bars and stuff. Just to have handy.
― Josh in Chicago, Sunday, 9 November 2014 12:58 (1 year ago) Permalink
Unless you've been several times, spontaneity + Disney don't mix, trust me.
I second the nod for The Unofficial Guide. Even I flip through the latest edition when published in August.
If you've got your heart set on a restaurant, make the reservation anyway around the time your kids usually eat.
My favorite forum: http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=12
― guess that bundt gettin eaten (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Sunday, 9 November 2014 13:07 (1 year ago) Permalink
Yeah, I should note that, although I tend to wing it when I'm actually in the parks, it's an informed winging it, as I go every 2-3 years on average and know the place like the back of my hand by now, and I also tend to do a lot of reading up ahead of time to get a feel for what things are like this year. I would likewise not recommend my approach for beginners, and especially not at Christmastime.
Also, I know this probably doesn't apply to you, eephus, but I can say from experience if you're alone or in a very small party, it's totally possible to get a walk-in seat at a lot of these restaurants that recommend reservations.
― I'm In The Mood To Munch! (Old Lunch), Sunday, 9 November 2014 14:46 (1 year ago) Permalink
We've always planned trips during the slowest points of the year. Last week was at worst a 6/10 on the crowd scale. I can only imagine winging it at Christmas, which is peak capacity. They even do the occasional phased closing to keep things remotely manageable. As one site stressed, " those staying at Disney Resorts are guaranteed access to a Disney World theme park, but this does not mean that you will be able to get into the park of your choice, nor does it mean that you will enjoy yourself in an extremely crowded park." Hence, having a plan, and getting places early. As I overheard someone say around 10am at Magic Kingdom, "it's amazing how much you can get done if you get here early!" Amazingly, I think some people don't realize this, or don't know. I see people floating in the hotel pool, planning to hit a park after lunch. That's folly to me. Early bird gets the worm, as always.
― Josh in Chicago, Sunday, 9 November 2014 15:07 (1 year ago) Permalink
I have been in the Magic Kingdom on New Year's Eve.
It reminded me of that scene in Blood Meridian when the cowboys see wave after wave of Indians rapidly approaching.
― guess that bundt gettin eaten (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Sunday, 9 November 2014 15:23 (1 year ago) Permalink
Four days!
― guess that bundt gettin eaten (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, 1 December 2014 20:52 (11 months ago) Permalink
We are here! No parks yet, we came in around dinnertime, got dinner, took the kids swimming, went to bed because we are planning to be up at 6 in order to storm the gates of Magic Kingdom for Magic Hour at 7am tomorrow. Observations:
1. The Dolphin hotel looks a lot like that hotel in Pyongyang.2. I expected big crowds but the place is kind of empty. In front of a Santa display made out of chocolate, a trio of close-harmony singers was caroling to no one.3. The "character dinner" meant that Goofy and Pluto alternated wandering in, going from table to table, and getting pictures and exchanging high fives with each group of kids. To me it seemed half-hearted and sad. My 9-year-old did not give a fig about it but my 4-year-old loved it -- too much so, in fact, she wanted to follow Goofy around from table to table and get in other people's pictures.4. It's weird to me that there are lots of people smoking in the outdoor areas. I guess I didn't think of Disney as a place where people smoked.5. Altogether, I am still nervous about tomorrow. But we're with my sister's family who go twice a year and we're basically going to just do whatever they think we should do. We have FastPasses for Thunder Mountain, Tales with Belle, and Buzz Lightyear tomorrow, and a lunch reservation. My brother-in-law and I have a pact to see the Hall of MFing Presidents, which no one will ever go to with him.
― Guayaquil (eephus!), Tuesday, 23 December 2014 03:34 (11 months ago) Permalink
Two questions.
1. Because my sister has passes, this is not an expensive trip for us, which means that I am willing to spend some money to make the trip better. Are there obvious ways to do this? (One thing: we are renting a stroller for the 4-year-old as some above suggested.)2. My daughter (the 4-year-old) has no particular thing for princesses but really likes Olaf. Can we see Olaf? I can't find any mention of it.
― Guayaquil (eephus!), Tuesday, 23 December 2014 03:42 (11 months ago) Permalink
i got my photo taken with Chip at the character breakfast. i was 27 & we were there with my 5 yo niece :)
my general recommendation is dont b nervous abt tomorrow! dont get too hung up on plans...if it's fun hang out longer, if it sucks move on, rest when you get tired ( or go to a fun sitting down thing) & if you're completely & utterly over it, concede. i mean, with kids thats easier said than done. but it's a huuuge place. just enjoy each bit as it comes.
we planned to take my niece through all of epcot. we made it as far as england where mr veg & niece who were v tired of walking, promptly fell asleep on a park bench while the fake beatles played. nb it was fking august & like walking around in a crockpot :( but we still had a fun day!
― difficult-difficult lemon-difficult (VegemiteGrrl), Tuesday, 23 December 2014 03:56 (11 months ago) Permalink
the Dolphin is a favorite of conventioneers, therefore there's more smoking.
I never reported back on my trip two weeks ago. May do it tomorrow.
― guess that bundt gettin eaten (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 23 December 2014 04:05 (11 months ago) Permalink
I was in the Magic Kingdom for 16 straight hours yesterday, ask me anything
― Guayaquil (eephus!), Wednesday, 24 December 2014 13:27 (11 months ago) Permalink
I was at the MK for eight hours two Saturdays ago; we crawled to the Contemporary's lounge.
― guess that bundt gettin eaten (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 24 December 2014 14:10 (11 months ago) Permalink
in the ongoing war for supremacy between disneyland and walt disney world, disneyland is definitely winning the category of "total guests infected with a virulent disease."
― bonkers candle ancestors (reddening), Thursday, 22 January 2015 18:54 (10 months ago) Permalink
No Disney work for Jenny McCarthy for a long time - I hope I hope - Jenny gets twitter hijacked
― BlackIronPrison, Thursday, 22 January 2015 18:55 (10 months ago) Permalink
I'm going to Disneyland in March, will I get measels?
― Free Me's Electric Trumpet (Moodles), Thursday, 22 January 2015 19:33 (10 months ago) Permalink
or even better, will I get a sweet discount on tickets and lodging?
The answers lie behind this door:
― Josh in Chicago, Thursday, 22 January 2015 19:47 (10 months ago) Permalink
― nickn, Friday, 23 January 2015 05:28 (10 months ago) Permalink
one of the measles carriers is from our town, reddening! there was an article in the RG yesterday about all the places he went, warning people.
― ilx polls with striking imago (sleeve), Friday, 23 January 2015 15:52 (10 months ago) Permalink
haha well shit, that measles guy and i go to the same grocery store. i'm going to be SO PISSED if i get the disneyland measles without even getting to GO to disneyland!
― bonkers candle ancestors (reddening), Friday, 23 January 2015 18:21 (10 months ago) Permalink
It is a small world after all.
― pplains, Friday, 23 January 2015 18:32 (10 months ago) Permalink
At least it's not a small pox world. Yet.
― Josh in Chicago, Friday, 23 January 2015 18:37 (10 months ago) Permalink
Haven't posted much on here as I should. Went to Disneyland yesterday for one final visit before my move -- my pass officially runs through late November, though, so I may sneak down as I can for a later visit in mid-November as various friends are planning on the Avengers Half-Marathon. A couple of friends were able to join me for most of the day but I ended up doing Toy Story's Midway Mania by myself and then having a (perfectly wonderful) meal at the Carthay Circle to wrap things up, along with chatting with some friendly folks visiting from Portland in the lounge beforehand.
Which made the appearance of this from Rich Juzwiak well timed:
And if you missed Rich and Caity Weaver's amazing EPCOT food/drink experience from earlier:
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Organ transplantation has been targeted for elimination or reduction in many proposed schemes of health care reform. 1,2,3 Although recent figures suggest a dramatic increase in cost effectiveness, 4 transplantation is expensive and its exclusion is defended in the name of justice. This is ironic, because no part of the health care system has done more to resolve questions of justice than transplantation. As we try to reform health care, much may be learned from our experience in this area.
In response to the limited supply of organs, the transplantation system has developed fair and efficient principles of allocation. It has dealt with the organ shortage rationally, and for the most part justly. Rationing involves an explicit policy of allocating a limited supply of goods or services according to principles of justice and efficiency. The word is derived from the Latin ratio, for reason or rationality. A system of allocation is rational if it systematically applies defensible principles. It is therefore misleading to say that the present health care system rations "by default." By definition, a system that allocates arbitrarily does not ration; instead, it is probably quite irrational.
The development of rationality in our transplantation system is instructive. At first the system was painfully irrational, marked by organ brokers, offers to sell kidneys, and families pulling strings. Telegenic children____________________


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ReCorbin Schuster explains the importance of attending the Global Youth Ag Summit in Calgary, Canada. Click here to read more.
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Over a hundred young people in agricultural industries from around the world will come together in Canada in August to discuss how to feed a growing population.
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A new study has found mental illness sufferers in Australia are dying up to 16 years earlier than the general population, with most deaths due to disease rather than accidents or suicide.
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Bernard Salt says the budget shows we live in a culture of entitlement, rather than one of giving.
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The Strathbogie Council says it is well placed to make decisions for the future, after a detailed survey provided a snapshot of the shire's population, including what residents expect from their council.
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"If you build it, they will come."
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With whites on track to become a minority by mid-century in the US and the UK, and significant demographic changes here, it's time Australians embraced our multicultural make-up.
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The image of baby boomers as baddies and the younger generation as innocent victims doesn't help us solve the problems facing us all.
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The City of Albany admits it is concerned by new figures showing the population of the south coast city is growing at a slower rate than any other major urban area in Western Australia.
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Australian Bureau of Statistics' data shows Geraldton's population has one of the slowest growth rates of major urban centres in WA.
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Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows Kalgoorlie-Boulder's population is one of the slowest growing of any major urban centre in Western Australia.
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The latest population estimates for regional Victoria show Mildura's population has grown to more than 52,000 people.
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New figures show Tasmania's population growth is slowing.
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The number of people living in Bendigo and the Macedon Ranges is continuing to grow, while the figures elsewhere in central Victoria are largely steady.
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A gathering of local council leaders in western Queensland has called for the formation of a specific remote area fund to help economic development in bush towns struggling with population decline.
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Gungahlin has recorded the largest growth in new ACT residents according to new figures from the ABS.
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The Northern Territory Government will release land to encourage more people to stay in the NT.
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Entrepreneur Dick Smith has hit out at fellow millionaire Rupert Murdoch, accusing him of not giving enough money to charity.
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Australia's population is set to reach the 23 million milestone.
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Australia's population is expected to hit a milestone of 23 million tonight, six months after the world population reached a new high of 7 billion. Here are some key figures tracing how the nation got to this point.
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ABS demographer Bjorn Davis says Australia's population is expected to reach 23 million later today.
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Australia's population will reach an estimated 23 million people some time tonight, and demographers say it's on track to hit 40 million by the middle of the century.
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The latest national economic report has delivered a scathing assessment of Tasmania's performance.
The CommSec State of the States report says Tasmania remains locked at the bottom of the Australian economic performance table.
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What I do not like are the excuses for prints that are less than the best you could have done. I went through a community college photography program a few years ago with students who were quite often much younger than I. Many times they began their critique presentations with statements such as: "I don't really like this picture...I didn't have time to do it right...I could have made the print better if (fill in excuse)..." I always wanted to know why I was supposed to spend energy critiquing their pictures if they thought they were crappy. And wondered if their days included less than the 24 hours that mine did.
So when you get tired and recognize that you are not doing your best, it is time to quit for that session, keep notes of what went well, and begin another session when you are rested. Make the best picture that you can, and you will have no reason to make excuses. Monte Zucker, a now-deceased portrait and wedding photographer used to say that good enough was not. He said that he went about photography always trying to be the best that he could be. I have always thought that was a good philosophy to follow.
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New Zealand domestic violence statistics
One in three women experience psychological or physical abuse from their partners in their lifetime1.
On average 14 women, six men and 10 children are killed by a member of their family every year.
Police are called to around 200 domestic violence situations a day – that's one every seven minutes on average.
Police estimate only 18% of domestic violence incidents are reported.
At least 74,785 children and young people aged under 17 were present at domestic violence situations attended by police.
84% of those arrested for domestic violence are men; 16% are women.
The economic cost of domestic violence was estimated at $1.2 to $5.8 billion per year by economist Suzanne Snively in 19962. In today's figures, that would be up to $8 billion.
In the 2009/10 year there were 3,867 domestic violence cases in the Family Court which each involved at least one child.
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20,000 women and children needed the help of Women's Refuge in 2013.
Women's Refuge is New Zealand's most significant family violence organization with a 40-year history of providing comprehensive services for women and children.
In 2012-13, our refuges provided 76,000 safe beds for women and children who did not feel safe to sleep in their own homes – this was an average of 209 women and children each night.
The average length of stay in a safe house in 2012-13 was 24 days for a woman and 29 days for a child. This is an increase from the previous year which was 20 and 26 days respectively.
On average, of the women who seek our help, 64% report psychological abuse; 49% report physical abuse; 23% report financial abuse; 21% report harassment and stalking; 12% report spiritual abuse; 12% report sexual abuse and 11% report that weapons were used. 24% of women reported that children witnessed or heard the abuse. (note most women experience multiple forms of abuse so these figures will not add up to 100%)
56% of Women's Refuge clients are under 36 years of age.
35% of children are under the age of five and 86% of the children we deal with are under the age of 10.
Women's Refuge receives an average of 82,000 calls to its Crisis/Support lines every year. This means we answer a crisis or information call every nine minutes of every day.
In 2013 we had 821 staff with 477 unpaid or volunteer staff. Half of our workers – paid or unpaid – identify as Māori.
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Police refer more than 27,000 Family Violence Interagency Response referrals to Women's Refuge each year. We are paid for only 2200 of these referrals.
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1 Snively, Suzanne, The New Zealand Economic Cost of Family Violence (1996)
2 Fanslow, J & Elizabeth Robinson, Violence against Women in New Zealand: Prevalence and health consequences, New Zealand Medical Journal 117 (1206), 2004
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I went there after finishing the High Line. The Chelsea Market is nice, although very commercial, and the Lucky Duck offers different goodies like beauty products, books, etc. I had a very expensive but very yummy guacamole.
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Reader Jim Gupton in NC wrote in about an old friend, Harold E. Ingraham, founder of Heico, whom Gupton knew in the Navy in Oahu in WWII. Ingraham was a chemical engineer who noticed that the film and prints from the Pearl Harbor base photo lab discolored much faster than those processed at sea. He compared equipment and procedures and found the only difference to be that ship-based labs used sea water for 99% of washing, with only a quick rinse in fresh water at the end. Ingraham later founded Heico, and PermaWash was formulated to be identical to Pacific Ocean seawater.
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Any chance of ps3 keys inside the Vita firmware? Like some sort of chain-of-trust?
Any chance of ps3 keys inside the Vita firmware? Like some sort of chain-of-trust?
You can tell me they don't care in the next fw update... if the newest vhbl isn't blocked then yeah maybe they don't care as much... do the first 2 vhbl loading games still work on newest fw ? i of course doubt it.
100% agreed. 99% of forums lately are truthfully (I'm sorry), 12 to 15 year old kids looking for how to get free games.
I remember when I was that age, wasn't that long ago, and man do I think otherwise now.
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