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The best way to learn about me is to visit my sites. Here's a link to a bridge site that will link you to all my sites- enjoy -
One thing I have noticed- and I'm thinking I should come with a warning label:
Does not get along with teenagers. LOL - Just kidding gang -
Seriously though- I don't know what it is- ever since I turned 30 I've not been able to comprehend the younger individuals. In hind site, when I was a teen- I always felt like people over 30 didn't understand me.
My Dad used to tell me, when you turn a certain age it's like flipping a coin - and suddenly you find yourself on the other side. And you know what? He was right.
Within that first week of being thirty it was like, I don't know if I can even begin to explain it. Suddenly I found myself saying things my parents said, acting, or making a gesture like one of them, little things and some big ones, there were minor changes and some pretty major ones. Shoot- I even moved from Florida to Colorado.
Still, and by far, the biggest one was the realization that there were and are some things that my parents were right about.
Check the engine every morning before ya leave the house,
make sure the toilet flushes (don't ask- you don't want to know this one)
if you're the one to empty the roll - replace it.
The phrase "because I said so" is a legitimate reason.
Never forget to clean the cat box - or the cat will remind you.
Just a few tidbits of advice from my parents. Gone but not forgotten.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
I run SETI@home because I am convinced my adopted dad was right. He taught me that it is in man's own arrogance to believe we are alone in this vast universe. I think that the project is undervalued and underestimated. With programs like SETI we could learn a lot more about ourselves and our galaxy, along side the expensive, and also undervalued space program. Personally speaking, and this is just my opinion, I think all of our space programs- both private and federal and underappreciated and devalued. My adopted Dad used to talk about his vision for space- and the wonders he believed we could acheive as an international conglomeration for space exploration. I believe in his dream. My adopted Dad was neither a scientist nor a sci-fi fanatic- though he probably would have loved some of what we have today. I know he would enjoy the rover project. In a way, I'm not doing this just for myself- but for his memory as well.
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Things to help make your trip the best.....
Luggage and bags: When you are in the casinos, always keep your pocketbook in your lap. As with any place, being careful, not careless, is always the smart thing to do.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Bring a sweater even in the summer, the ocean keeps us 10 degrees cooler than inland. Also, avoid dark clothing in the months of June and August. We have a biting fly called a Greenhead (can you guess why?) that really hurts when it bites.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Always bring sunscreen, and don't forget that the humidity here can be killer if you aren't used to it. Some of the newer venues in the city require you to be dressed nicely in order to enter, which means no jeans or sneakers, but you don't have to wear a suit to fit in.
Photo Equipment: We have many fine examples of architecture, not just casinos and many nature areas to get excellent pictures of. Our birding areas are second to none. Don't forget some really amazing sunrises and sunsets too!
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: There are campgrounds located a few miles outside the city if you wish to camp. We have many parks to visit. The beach in AC is free, unlike the surrounding citys, so bring the cooler, your towel and umbrella and enjoy.
Miscellaneous: There are lifeguards on our beaches until 5 pm. for your safety. Please don't swim alone here, the rip tides can be dangerous unless you know what to do.
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it depends you gamble or not
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: walking shoes if you plan to stroll along the boardwalk,carry extra clothing if you plan to walk at night on boardwalk because it can be breezy
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: bring your cardiac medicine if you have a weak heart and you are a gambler....you may win the jackpot or you can lose big time
Miscellaneous: credit card & atm card
A few items for a weekend getaway
Luggage and bags: A small carry bag or roller board is all you really need unless you plan on spending weeks on end here. We usually spend a night or two and everything we take will fit in a small rollerboard.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Depending on the season, but during the summer you can enjoy casual wear like summer dresses, shorts, skirts and tank tops for women and men usually wear jeans, khakis or shorts. Flips or low heeled sandals for walking on the boardwalk. Evening definitely wear something dressy, nice dresses or jeans with a pretty dressy top and heels for women, slacks or dressy jeans and dress shirts for men.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: I always carry my own toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, bath wash, bath cloth, toothpaste, body and moisturizer, contact lens solution, contact lenses, glasses, perfume, deodarant and a few other items.
Photo Equipment: My camera and recorder
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: My bathing suit, flip flops, beach bag, beach towel, suncreen
Miscellaneous: It can get chilly at night during the summer and the casinos always have their air conditioning blasting, so a jacket or sweater, shawl, shrug or pashmina
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Luggage and bags: stuff an unused bag into your carry on so you can bring home souvenirs
plastic bags for bathing suits if still wet when you have to leave so they dont damped your other clothes
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Good walking shoes/sneakers
Comfortable Pumps/Heals
Flip Flops (dressy & non dressy )
Windbreaker (the boardwalk gets breezy, even in the summer)
Light sweater
Dress down clothes for casual areas like buffet's, boardwalk, gambling
Dressy clothes for dressy areas like clubs, restaurants, shows, and if you like to gamble in style
Bathing Suits
Extra underwear
Socks ( you dont want to walk around on the hotel room carpet ... yuck )
Sweatpants ( the hotel rooms are cold , the AC is always pumpin )
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Q-Tips ( not every hotel carries these )
Imodium ( Or any other stomach relief meds you have .. you get used to the kind you use , never leave home with out them )
1 oz bottles of your favorite shampoo, conditioner, body wash, etc ( Unless your driving you can bring the full sized ones )
Tampons / Pads / Midol
Razor / Shaving Cream
Photo Equipment: digital camera
memory cards
battery charger
disposable camera
under water disposable camera
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Flip Flops / Sandals
Beach towel
beach toys
suntan lotion / tanning oil
Miscellaneous: Bring your own pillow , I'm not a fan of using hotel room pillows
If your driving , bring your own blanket too , those don't usually get washed at hotels , just fluffed and sprayed
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2. Experience in the scientific method of conducting research.
3. Experience managing budgets and grants.
4. Experience working with partners on field conservation and research projects.
5. Experience writing grants.
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Persons eligible for Veteran's preference must submit a copy of Form DD-214.
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Come and meet Grumpy Granny - she rewards you for your loses. Tickle her in the right place to reveal hidden surprises in prizes.
I take advantage of the daily free bingo room. Prizes are small but I have already made withdrawals which came in very handy.
I love the candy-coloured layout of the home page - it's makes it fun and easy to find your way around the site. You can set limits which allows you to play sensibly - highly recommended - after all play is supposed to be fun.
Must not forget to mention the site puppy and the very helpful 'Dream Team'. Thank you guys.
- Absolutely fantastic bingo site. The only one iv stuck with for alot of years now and great competitions on the Facebook page which iv just won on one. 100% best site going
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- Dream Bingo is my favourite site for slots. It's the only one I deposit on now. My biggest win was £800 a couple of years ago. I usually play on my phone and most of the time I win my deposit back. It's a fun site and easy to withdraw.
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- Dream Bingo is the best site I have played on. Support are brilliant and very helpful.
I have won loads since I have been with Dream Bingo - vouchers and over £3000 in cash and I have never had any problems with chat hosts as they all lovely and friendly and if u have a problem it gets sorted as soon as possible by a phone call.
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- Wow - £3000 that's amazing well done!!
- Kelliex23 - I have been a member of Dream Bingo for quite a few years and I can honestly say I have loved playing . I have won numerous prizes ranging from a hamper to a kindle to an I-pad and much more.
The chat hosts are pretty helpful and the chat games are easy to understand and every game the chat game is played. i would Definitely recommend ....keep it up Dream bingo
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- Great site, lovely players and chs, fab prizes and good cash up for grabs. I especially love the slots!!
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- I recently won a car at Dream Bingo !! It's a great site. I have also won £250 on slots and a few smaller amounts.
The dream team who came to my house were amazing and also brought flowers and champagne. If you want a great site that's user friendly with a great chance of winning then this is the site for you!!
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- Dream is a great site, I've recently had a couple of nice wins on Immortal romance (slot) £330 one of them. Also won a dream ...perfume set and today I won a treat in the Halloween competition. Really happy. Jac24red.
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- I think Dream Bingo is amazing. I've had a big win 2 months ago, all the support team are brill at job and help a lot. Deffo best slots n bingo site :) danihod xxxx
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- I have been quite lucky on dream bingo having won 3 I pad minis in total along with several other prizes. Also won perfume just for filling out my dream. I would however like to see a few higher full house prizes. Recommended.
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- Not just one of the best sites, Dream BIngo is the best site.. I've won so many times, had a mega win and had so many prizes coming through the post, even won a holiday which was one of the best holidays I've ever had.
The customer service is excellent; you feel as though you are talking to your best friend. The bonuses you receive come in handy whilst waiting for pay day, it's got no comparison whatsoever to any other bingo sites. I love dream bingo, because the site makes sure it lives up to its name and that some of your dreams are fulfilled.. Keep up the good work dream bingo.
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- Dream Bingo is a fantastic site! I regularly play on this site and by far it seems the best. The dream team are so helpful and friendly. I had a big win and it was so quick and easy to receive my money! I have also won prizes along the way. A very fun but straight forward site. Well done dream bingo and thanks for my experience :)
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- Dream Bingo - absolutely amazing. Extremely friendly and helpful and always willing to help. Thank u so much for all the help u have give me lately. I was worried about my winnings but after all there were nothig to worry about. The staff always made me feel safe and secure about my recent winnings and got the payment fine.
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- Well, a lot to say about Dream Bingo. Firstly, the site plays on a very nice software, however, the prizes are pointless in playing. The bingo bonus doesn't have any wagering, however, they don't ADD any prize amount to the prize pot, just cash does. This surely isn't fair on cash buyers. The site is very low of players due to this. In some games, you get about 30 players on a 10p game to win MAXIMUM 5.00. This is why sites have wagering, because bingo bonus should add prizes to the normal pots.
In chat, I said that the site needs improving, then I was sent into a private chat requested by the chat host. They told me to stop talking negative or else I will be banned from chat. The chat host said "LOL" in the private chat 3 times, thinking this was funny. Also I requested to go back into the normal chat because my numbers came out for the CG. I got no answer till the game finished.
What I did was deposit 20.00, got a 60.00 bingo bonus and , pre-bought ALL my cards, and won 33.00, so withdrew and never went back!
One of the worse sites for payout percentages.
- Hi Trillionaire! Thank you for the feedback, we have sent this one to our Big Bingo Bosses to keep them informed.
Firstly, thank you for the compliments regarding the softwar; our IT geniuses work very hard on keeping it fresh! We take your grievances to heart and would like to apologize if you had any negative experiences or feelings regarding our site and the games. Although we can understand your frustration regarding the bingo pots, please understand that for our site in particular, we have taken the thoughts of all our customers as a whole to heart when they have voted to not have wagering attached to bingo bonus, as they do not wish to have any restrictions when they want to withdraw.
To protect ourselves as a business we had to put other measures in place to prevent bonus abuse etc. This is why we only have cash contribute to pots, to keep it all fair and fun.
Regarding the CH comments, we do apologize if you took any offence. We take great pride in our service, fair game-play and regulated Authority and we do hope that you change your mind and come back to us soon. Remember that you can pop into Live Chat Support anytime if you need any information.
Dream Bingo wishes you the best of luck and a lovely day.
- Ridiculous wagering requirements, your dead right in what you say, another bunch of chancers and I really don't know why they get away with what they do.
The only dream to be had here is a bad one sadly.
- Disgusting site. I closed account, but got an email advising if you reopen account you can have 15.00 casino bonus. I reopened account, received bonus and won 100.00. Then tried to withdraw, but was advised i need to spend 400.00 before i could withdraw. Please stay clear of this site. Awful and rubbish.
- so true this is. lot people have same problem. steer clear people
- Disgusting site. you can only withdraw your winnings once you have sent off driving licence to prove your 18, oh but let you deposit before that so giving them money isn't a problem, but withdrawing money is a massive problem.
- This site used to be my second home, I deposited hundreds each week and enjoyed good slot and bingo wins and a good laugh in chat with fab chat hosts and players! I went on to play tonight and what a big change for the worst! The hosts are so grumpy and seem to have no sense of humour! It took a host easy half an hour to reply to a simple question and when they did they were rude!!! All they talked about when they did finally speak was cricket and football - yawn!!! If things don't improve I won't be staying on this site it's rubbish now!
- This is the worst bingo site I have ever played on. When you get your signup bingo bonus, you kind of assume that you can use it playing bingo, not so, you can only play very low key games with small house values. You are limited to the number tickets you can buy as well. I would not recommend this site to anyone.
- I joined dream bingo a few weeks bk was finding it hard to get used to games and the chat hosts didnt know much kept sending me to live help. then i aw a player come in last week n try and sort a problem out the chat host that wasvery rude and unprofessional, was shocked so closed account n left.
- This bingo site is absolute rubbish. Money is ridiculously low they must be making a fortune. Can only play on certain games with bonus money. Suspect they rely on new players as I certainly wont be depositing any more money and I'm sure there will be many more like me. Don't go there.
- Absolute rubbish by far worse bingo sit i have played they give big bingo bonus for joining , but most games are cash only. the games you can use your bingo bonus in you stake is more than you can win. ive got £60 BINGO BONUS in there and going to leave it there, very boring.
- Joined Dream Bingo and got 20.00 bonus to play, but this bonus is limited. I could only buy tickets in 2 rooms and max 6 tickets, but not every game, only once in a while. I gave up quick. I really don't like this sort of restriction ...can`t understand why they give bonuses ...theres no chance to win with 6 tickets.
- I have been a member of Dream bingo for a while now and i have never had any problems. I love playing the slots and this site i feel is value for money. Obviously you win some lose some but unlike some sites i have never felt it has just eaten my money. Hosts and live help is fantastic and i have never had a problem with withdrawing. Dream bingo has given me some big wins and payed out without any problems. I have played on various sites, but this site is far the best.
- your the odd one then
- Worst site ever. 1st of all the prize pots are rubbish. They don't have a lot of rooms so the rooms are crowded and the prize pot is a few quid. Secondly the bonus money you get you can only buy 6 cards per game, so complete waste of time - you don't even get near 1tg. I love bingo, but this is the worst one I have come across.
- Do not use!!! I won 2000 and first they needed id so i sent this over then they reset all my balances and said i was guilty of irregular betting. Find another site this is a joke. I was messed around for over two weeks before getting an answer.
- This site is a joke. The tickets are 10p each and the full houses pay out under £5. There are big money games now and again, but if you only have bonus funds in your account you are not allowed to play. And the games that you are allowed to play on bonus they only allow you to buy 6 ticks max. Also a very boring site. Would avoid at all costs!!
- Joined this site and deposited £10 and had a £30 bonus. You spend your deposit first (which didn't last that long) and then you're left with your bonus to spend. You are restricted to what rooms you can play in on bonus and can only buy 2 tickets at a time, soo boring won't be returning.
- Well I joined this site at 7pm and got them to close my account at 9.30pm. Has got to be the worst site I have ever experienced. Received an email saying 500% deposit bonus plus £15 free. So I deposited £10. I then had to go to live help to get my bonus put on, that was no problem. I played my £10 cash plus £10 casino bonus which then left me with £55 bbz. What they fail to tell you is that you can only buy 4 strips per game at 10p each. I've got £55 to spend in bonus money. Anyway someone else was asking in chat why you can only buy 4, to which the ch started saying if you carry on negative chat you will be muted !! I don't often speak in chat, but I felt the need to say to the ch that I thought they were being a bit strict as the person was only asking a question.... I then got taken to private chat were the ch explained they wont stand for negative chat as it gets out of hand?? I said my piece to the ch which wasn't bad just that I thought they were a bit strict and when i tried to return to chat I had been banned !! I'm a member of most bingo sites and have never been banned from chat in my life. I went straight to live help and explained what happened and got them to close my account immediately and it still has £51.20 in bonus money. I wasn't prepared to sit through 128 games with only 4 tickets and no chat. lol.... Stay well clear of this site, bonus money is not worth a carrot and if you dare say anything you will be banned from chat. Save your money for the fun sites out there, where you can have a laugh and at least buy decent amount of cards with your bonus money. xx
- Its one big con, yes you get a healthy bonus, what they don't tell you is that once your paid funds have run out you're limited to buying 6 tickets with the bonus money, therefore you've no chance of winning. Plenty of other bingo sites out there, stay away from this one.
- Please avoid this this site at all costs, virtually unable to withdraw any winnings from this site because there are "bonus" in account, there are always some sort of bonus in account, only an idiot would play on this site twice.
- Dream Bingo has a good mobile site with plenty of random bonuses issued. Good range of slots, scratchcards and bingo games i ccan spend many happy hours and lots of cash here. Young vibe and fast site. You have nothing to lose come and join in ther fun for all
- This place is a waste of time. Even if you do end up winning a decent amount of money you find out that a maximum of $2500 per month can be withdrawn yet there are no restrictions on deposits of course. They will allow you to spend up to $300 a spin on the pokies but have the hide to cap your withdrawals. Bad mistake on their part because they won't be getting any more from me...
- One to definitely avoid! Don't get swayed by the big bonus money they offer because it's just about worthless!
I joined this site recently to give it a try as it offered 500% bonus plus 50 free spins on a slot. However I had to go to live chat twice to get them credited, though the live help was friendly enough both times.
Once credited the free spins were ok and £10 of my deposit bonus was for the slots (which I played through as well as my initial £10 deposit) That then left me with £55 (included £15 sign up no deposit bonus)
This is when I learned just how bad this site is... the bonus money for bingo is just about worthless as you are limited to 6 tickets from bonus funds on the games with the better full house pot (£20+) You'd have to be extremely lucky to win anything by only being able to buy so few tickets!
Then on the games where you can buy multiples of tickets, the full house was only £5 at best! So you could spend £5 in bonus funds on tickets and the full house would be £5 (despite 30 or more players!) To me that doesn't make any sense, other than the bonus funds are worthless.
When asking about this and calling the bonus funds worthless, I was told the bonus are free money and are only for fun and to try the site out with... do you really need a £55 bonus to try a site out? Yes the £15 no deposit was free, but I deposited my own money to get the deposit bonus so that wasn't exactly 'free'. The chat host said to stop be negative or be removed from the chat.
Also there are games every so often where bonus funds can't be used, so you have to leave that room and enter another one every so often. Why not have a jackpot room separate for those playing with real money?
The wagering requirements are strange and confusing. You have to wager x2 your bonus and deposit (which is fine) but wagering doesn't begin until you made your 2nd deposit...and you can't make a withdrawal within the first 14 days of signing up. I have to say I've played many Bingo sites over the last 2 years, but this is the most ridiculous withdrawal terms I've EVER encountered on any site (good or bad) I've ever played on.
I found this site awful and boring. I just couldn't wait to use up all the worthless bonus funds I'd been given as I knew buying 6 tickets each game would even win me a couple of quid on a single line.
I am just happy it was only £10 I've wasted and nothing more. There are many other Bingo sites out there that give you bonus money which can be played on bingo games AND wagering requirements can be completed if your lucky to win a few full houses. At Dream Bingo this is IMPOSSIBLE.
Won't be playing there ever again.
- Quite enjoyed Dream Bingo until I won a little bit and they now want me to send documents to claim my winnings. Didn't want to prove who I was when I was depositing. It seems very strange and this is the first site that's asked for verification. Is this a normal request ??????
- Hi Mountain. I can honestly say that the request for id is perfectly normal and many bingo sites now have this requirement as a matter of routine. You can cover many of the crucial details on cards. Once you have the items scanned in to your computer you can attach them to an e-mail to the relevant bingo site quite easily.
- Always getting emails from bingo sites saying free money in your account. Now we all know there is no free money most times - it's a con to get you to deposit. Well I got a nice surprise from Dream bingo - 20 pounds slots bonus and 5 pound in bbs. I have only ever deposited on this site once and it's gave me more than all the other sites I am a member of put together.
- I think I have a mixed views about this site...Can we have an 'Unsure button'? lol. Loved the free money. Wouldn't anyone? The payouts where good (not amazing, but not as bad as some are making out). The hosts on the site vary every day, some visits I will have a lovely host who is brilliant but other days there are some rude ones. I love to play bingo, but I also love a good chat. Promotions at Dream are ace! There is always something available no matter what time of day I play and I love the guaranteed jackpot games, so because of this I think I will give them a thumbs up!
- I won £2,400 on Dream Bingo last week, chuffed to bits with this. I also got a free teddy which I didn't think would arrive so soon, gave that to my little boy. The chat team is really friendly which is what I like the most as well as winning some money. Worth checking out. xx xx
- Dream Bingo is a fantastic site, it gives excellent loyalty bonuses and the staff and chat hosts are all friendly. I like this site because it gives you a fantastic sign up bonus. The bingo games you can access as a depositer are fantastic and you get chatgames that are fun and easy to play. Also, there are special jackpot games which reward you if you bingo in a certain amount of numbers. I have had some nice wins from the site.
- Dream on. Most of your bingo stake monies increase the progressive jackpots or go in consultation pots, not much is contributed to the overall full house prizes. For instance their "Consolation Station" bingo games, (if you miss the Full House by just one number, you'll receive a cut of the consolatory cash). I saw consolation winners receiving more than the actual full house winners!?. Other bingo games, such as Special Jackpots and Mini Special Jackpots, where your full house prize is determined on the colour or number of the last ball called is just plain nuts. I also have never seen so many consistently low prize money games when there are a large number playing. Chat hosts seem clueless if you ask questions and the site has one of the most ungenerous loyalty point schemes I have seen. Give this place a miss - it is, in my opinion, in the bottom 10 of the 100 worse bingo sites.
- What an awful site! The ticket prices are pretty high, and regardless how many people are in the game, the house prize never goes over 3.00! There is no sense of community, the hosts are not that good and don't seem to know much about any of the promotions. I asked if there were any big money games, she replied "not sure, check the other rooms!" I stupidly deposited without reading the reviews 1st, I played my cash, my bonus is still there, they can keep it! I won't be back. Really bad for a site advertised on telly.
- Absolutely awful. Pitiful pots and the chatroom monitors go mad if you mention how bad they are, 'all negative comments are barred' . The 'free money' can only be used to purchase tickets for the dreadful 10 quid full house games, other than that it's cash up front at Dream Bingo.
- cant believe this site no chance of wagering your bonus when you can only win £5 for 10p tickets,when you played your deposit you cant get on big money games unless you deposit again so your bonus is just waste when its only allowed to be used on £5 houses, dont believe anyone in there right mind would deposit again, i certainley wont be.not patch on coral or mecca
- Totally agree bobval, the bonus is just pointless, why bother to even offer it? I'm also surprised anyone would re-deposit on this site as well. I learned my lesson and won't be returning.
- Awful. Found Dream Bingo to be confusing and slow to load, also inconsistent as some games are advertised in pounds and others in dollars. Non depositers can't claim jackpot nor play side games. Advertising February Deals when we are already in March. I found the chat rude and whilst the host did mute the player it wasn't soon enough!
- Joined Dream Bingo and had no end of issues.......Win4meplzzzz: I tried and tried to deposit with no luck. card refused.....I have contacted my bank many times and they do not see any attempt to request funds to deposit , my account is good, excellent in fact and I am wasting my time here trying.Site looks good too, very similar to Butlers bingo!I was messed around continually - waste of time!
- Dream Bingo is easy to join and a good site to play, not very straight forward about your free no deposit bonus. All round quite good, 8 out of 10.
- I have played 200 pound if not more on dark knight at Dream Bingo and never once been given a bonus, yet when you go on chat they mute you off not to let other people know you are over spending on a game which if lucky you may only win half your play money back. I would stay well clear.
- I registered with Dream Bingo and i think it is one of the best sites going, they are always sending you great offers like deposit specials and free spins.....10/10 fantastic
- I played Dream Bingo a few times, but found it confusing, had games in dollars??? Didn't win anything even though i deposited; i gave it a go but not really happy with it.
- Avoid. 153 people playing bingo at 10p a card (buy 6 get 6 free) Min 6 cards per player by my maths makes around 90 pound min, Dream pot size 27.50. Played slots - once you withdraw don't expect to win again for at least 48 hours regardless of amount you spend. Tried and tested this 8 times and while your withdrawal is on the 48 hour reversal you will not win unless you reverse it all.Then comes withdrawing itself. A Nightmare. Clueless customer service.
- Hello,,,, I can't believe what i am reading as Dream Bingo slots is a no brainer win win slots mecca. I'll give u the bit about the bingo as there is way too many players and the prize money doesn't add up right to me. Plus if u buy max tickets it costs you nearly as much as the full house prize money, so it's a waste of time, but the video slots are by far the best I've played andI've played a lot, trust me. You should try Harrys Casino - good bonuses and big pay outs even if u play 25p a spin. Good luck.
- I came accross Dream Bingo by accident, I love the layout and games availale. I'm surprised its not advertised more. If you're looking for a new and fun experience head to Dream Bingo.
- and me, so glad, its a dream
- I found Dream Bingo to be an awful site. You cant play games all the time due to insufficient funds when you do have. Won't go again.
- I used the Dream Bingo free £15, but wont be depositing. Found it boring, only 3 rooms and a free room through day. Not a win from from the free 15. Chat boring too.
- What a rip off. I wagered £20 and got £80 bonus at Dream Bingo. Yes that sounds great - until i tried to play with bonus money after £20 disappeared in what seemed like seconds. Was unable to play on most games or had limited amount of tickets you could buy as it was bonus money i was now playing with. And then this is the best bit - got down to around £28 and clicked on max tickets for 15p tickets game and suddenly realized i had 4p left. It allowed me to buy 177 tickets approx. for a £5 pot which was divided between 1 line, 2 lines and full house. (yes work that one out). Ok there was only about 15 players, but what was that about. When i said this to chat host i was told not to buy so many tickets in future. You know my answer to that, i wont be buying any tickets from DREAM BINGO in the future.
- Joined Dream Bingo got 15 pounds free no problem there. They said 15 pounds and they gave it. While playing bingo, red box appeared saying no funds. I did have funds, but still you are not allowed to play a lot of the games with bonus so it made it quite boring. On chat a player kept asking why she could not buy any tickets - you are playing with free money the CH said. Free? the player said, I've deposited. Bonus is free money CH said again. So there are still restrictions as what you can do EVEN AFTER YOU HAVE MADE A DEPOSIT. You are limited to how many tickets you can purchase and what games you can play. I said to the player it was bad she had made a deposit and was the same as I was and still couldn't play as i had not made a deposit. Well the room exploded like a bomb. I was told to go away, the player was told to stop moaning, the CH again pointed out the player had free money. It wasn't free i said, she made a deposit to get it and the site gives you 300% on first deposit. I said that's an offer, not free money. Felt sorry for the player, but glad i made no deposit. The CH was not very nice, the players were rude. Will never deposit on this site and wouldn't play on it even if it was free. Bored me to death.
- This is the worse bingo site I have ever, repeat ever, played. Most of the games are not playable with the bonus they so magnanimously give you, and the ticket costs in comparison to the prizes is quite ridiculous. Keep your money in your pocket, it is an absolute nightmare not a 'Dream'. I hate it!
- Must disagree, Roger's bingo is worse.
- Dream Bingo is ok to play at, but horrendous wagering requirements. Won £911 (on slots) and wouldn't let me withdraw until I got down to £400. Then still got an email saying sorry you only spent £11 on bingo and you need to have spent £20!
Needless to say once I finally get my money they can go whistle!
- Also now just found out that you cannot withdraw within 14 days of joining, once i manage to get my money this site can go whistle!
- Joined the site last week and had a lot of fun.
Not the biggest site around but def going to add them to my list of sites that I play on :)
- Shocking terms at Dream Bingo U found!
Gave me a free £10 casino bet but had to wager £300 before you could withdraw any cash winnings!
- Totally agree, I had the same problem once I manage to get my money they can go whistle!
- I found this site infuriating. Dream Bingo were offering a massive 300% deposit, but after playing through this with no luck I expected then to be able to use my bonus deposit. To my disappointment I kept being constantly told that the games were only for cash players and bonus points play was not accepted. When I play on a bingo site I don't want to be having to sit out half of the games, when I've got over £70 sitting in my account. Very disappointing.
- Great site to play on and just to get you started they give you £15 Free to play with. No deposit or credit card details needed. Surely just for that it's worth signing up for. I like to play at Dream bingo, especially the slots - they pay out well I reckon :-)
Once you've deposited it gives you a whole load more stuff to take part in i.e., Chat games to win bbz as well as FREE bingo every day between 6pm & 10.30pm. Try it out for yourself, you have nothing to lose as your free play will let you see if it interests you more so that you deposit. Well, for all those who go over and play good luck.
- Dream bingo is one of the most boring, dull and unfriendly bingo sites out there. They have 0 to offer anyone. You deposit and you're restricted, you don't deposit and you're restricted. Dream Bingo is a dream alright - a very bad one. So cm-flake or who ever you are don't try to convince people with rubbish.
- Dream Bingo is very disappointing. The jackpots are rubbish. Withdrawal is a mission in itself! One minute it's fine and then it's not. Different people dealing with it each time, contradicting themselves at every email and they want all sorts of info, driving license etc.
CH are friendly thats about it,
- Dream bingo is ok. It's friendly and helpful when you have problems. Well done dream bingo u rock x
- This is by far the best bingo site I have been on, offering a great chance to win great Jackpots. The first £5.00 free will ensure you want to deposit, the chat hosts are excellent and the other players are polite. I now devote my time to Dream, rather than the other sites, great work keep it up !!!
- I loveeee Dream Bingo. It's so much fun, I cry with laughter some nights. CHs are fab and have met some great roomies and we have arranged to all meet up soon. Well done Dream, love you lots xxxxxxx
- Great site, easy to use and very friendly chat. Hosts are all great and again very friendly.
- This is the best site I have been on. The chat is fantastic and all new players are made very welcome.
- The BBs you can win in chat games is brill. And you get them straight away. They have prebuy that is excellent to use. Some of the Promo games give you BBs aswell for winning 1L, 2L's or FH. You get the BBs for them the day after which is a lovely surprize, especially when you think you're skint! You do get £5 free but you do have to make a deposit to play CG's. It's worth the £10 min deposit to get the BBs. 100% 1st time deposit bonus aswell, with a 25% reload every deposit after that! The CH's are fab. They make u feel 'at home' and the roomies are great too. They have chat sounds that have me in stitches, so turn ur speakers up wen u join! It's my fave site by far even though it's still a baby yet. They are thinking of opening a 75-ball room aswell. Just can't wait for that. They have loads of depositing and withdrawal options which should suit everyone's playability. Thank you Dreambingo.
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Name: Tyler Bassett (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Phone: 269-671-2106
Department: Plant Biology
Advisor: Jen Lau
Research Location: Kellogg Biological Station
Starting Year in Program: 2009
Statement: My research interests apply to a broad range of subjects of relevance to restoration ecology. In particular, I am exploring the mechanisms of local adaptation in plant species used in restorations in the upper Midwest, and the degree to which local adaptation should be considered in planning restoration projects. A related interest is the conservation and restoration of rare plant populations and their role in ecosystems. Ultimately, my goal is lifting the practice of restoration and applied conservation to a more ecologically effective and scientifically rigorous place. Applying experimental methods to restoration projects allows for analyzing questions of succession, community assembly, coevolution, and trophic interactions and further supplies insights to the practice of ecological restoration.
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Name: Cara Krieg (email@example.com)
Phone: 269-671-2233
Department: Zoology
KBS Advisor: Tom Getty
Degrees Held: B.S., Biology, Grinnell College, 2010
Starting Year in Program: 2010
Statement: I'm broadly interested in behavioral ecology, specifically in behavioral interactions between individuals. My research focuses on the differences between female-female aggression and male-male aggression using the house wren (Troglodytes aedon). Studies of intrasexual aggression have historically focused on males, despite the fact that aggression between females is widespread and can have important impacts on breeding decisions and female fitness. Recent work comparing male and female aggression suggests female-female aggression may be relatively more responsive to the value of the contested resource. I am testing the hypothesis that these differences are caused by sex differences in the costs to losing an aggressive encounter.
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My research traces the fate of inorganic carbon in row crop soils in the form of either crushed lime (calcium carbonate) to buffer soil pH or as bicarbonate naturally dissolved in groundwater used for irrigation. In the soil these carbonates can act as either a source of CO2 to the atmosphere or a sink for keeping additional CO2 out of the atmosphere. Yet the relationship between nitrogen fertilizer amount, irrigation, and carbonate fate is not well understood. I am collecting soil porewater from 1-3 m depths at the KBS LTER Resource Gradient experiment (across a nitrogen gradient where half the replicated blocks are irrigated and half rainfed) and analyzing their chemistry to trace the fate of inorganic carbon and other ions. I am also conducting sociological research to talk to farmers about how they make decisions about lime and groundwater use.
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Fully understanding soil carbon sequestration potential requires a better understanding of landowner and farmer behavior. Increasing soil organic matter on farm is a demanding task that takes several years to achieve and has significant economic costs. Thus, I am also interested in utilizing social science techniques to understand how farmers value soil health and what motivates farmers to adopt sustainable management practices that lead to carbon sequestration.
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I am broadly interested in community and restoration ecology. Restoration attempts to promote biodiversity and ecosystem function but is often stricken by unpredictable outcomes when looked at through a plant species composition lens. My research attempts to understand the utility of plant functional traits as predictors of how communities assemble during restoration and, subsequently, how restored ecosystems function. I am studying the functional trait make-up of restored prairies in Michigan in order to answer questions related to the functional assembly of sites and functional convergence/divergence across sites. My research also addresses questions related to variation in functional traits within and across species and the relationship between functional traits and ecosystem function/services.
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To study the genetic architecture of adaptive traits, I am studying a species of wildflower, Leptosiphon parviflorus, that grows on erpentine and sandstone soils. Serpentine soil commonly harbors endemic species due to the specific adaptations required to survive on this harsh soil. My study site has populations in close proximity to one another that are locally adapted to these different soil types. I am using field and greenhouse studies to study mechanisms of adaptation to serpentine soil, as well as doing sequencing to identify regions of the genome associated with serpentine adaptation.
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I'm interested in anthropogenic impacts on plant community assembly, from intensive agricultural land use and the spread of invasive species, to the restoration and conservation ecological systems. I hope to better understand how these factors work together to mold plant community composition and function. I am currently studying the relative contributions of non-target species that re-invade a restoration project from soil seed banks, dispersal from the adjacent landscape, and root stock and vegetation that remains on the site from before the restoration. I'm also working in collaboration with my advisor, Lars Brudvig, and other prairie restoration ecologists across the U.S. prairie region to set up a research network to test basic restoration theory across a wide geographic gradient.
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KBS Advisor: Phil Robertson
Research Location: Kellogg Biological Station
Institution: Stanford University, Dept. of Environmental Earth System Science
Degrees Held: M.S., Natural Resources, University of Buenos Aires School of Agronomy, 2011; B.A., Environmental Studies, Yale University
Statement: I study how changing rainfall patterns associated with climate change--longer dry periods and larger rainfall events--may affect nitrogen losses from agricultural ecosystems. Nitrogen is an essential crop nutrient, but it is easily lost from soils to the environment, where it causes a host of environmental harms. I am also exploring how cropping system management (conventional, no-till, and organic) may moderate nitrogen cycling responses to this aspect of climate change.
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Advisors: Diana Stuart
Starting Year in the Program: 2013
Department: Sociology
Degrees Held: B.P. (Bachelors of Philosophy), Interdisciplinary Studies (Concentrations in Nutrition, Philosophy and Sociology of Food), The Pennsylvania State University, 2013
Statement: My broad research interest is in exploring how aspects of the contemporary social paradigm contrain the capacity of individuals to adopt environmentally benign practices, principally related to food consumption and agricultural production. My involvement at the Kellogg Biological Station, particularly in the project titled "A Social-Ecological Analysis of Nitrogen in Agricultural Systems of the Upper Midwest," fosters a nuanced understanding of the ecological aspects of social constraint in my inquiry. As a specific outcome, my recent work is focused on developing and applying theoretical frameworks that incorporate sociological and ecological theories to offer a more complete conceptualization of the coupled human and natural systems dimension of farmers' behavior.
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Institution: Michigan State University
Degrees Held: B.S., Biology, Western Michigan University, 2012
Research Statement: I study the spatial ecology of insect pests and natural enemies within commercial celery production systems in Michigan. Understanding how and why insects distribute themselves within the environment is a necessary component for developing effective pest management strategies. To that end, I use an ecosystems approach along with laboratory molecular techniques to interpret the abundance patterns of insects in and around Michigan celery fields. The intention of this project is to assess the current state of margin management for pests and inform the direction of future research so that we can eventually realize a meaningful reduction in pesticide applications.
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KBS Advisor: Chris Klausmeier
Research Location: Montpellier, France and Kellogg Biological Station
Research Statement: As a graduate student in theoretical ecology, I am interested in how interactions between living organisms determine ecological communities and eventually impact ecosystem functioning. I approach these questions mathematically, developing mechanistic models to describe simplified ecosystems, often in an evolutionary context. I apply those theoretical insights to the study and maintenance of ecosystem services, particularly in the context of sustainable agriculture.
During my visit at KBS, I am studying a simple ecosystem composed of a nutrient, a family of primary producers and an herbivore. I use a trait-based approach to investigate how the competitive outcomes of the system can be influenced by the autotroph's physiological constraints and other ecosystem parameters such as nutrient richness. I am applying those results to understand the adaptation and speciation of phytoplankton in response to the combined selective pressure of nutrient limitation and zooplankton grazing.
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Phone: 269-671-2106
Institution: Irkutsk State University, Institute of Biology
KBS Advisor: Elena Litchman
Research Location: Lake Baikal, Siberia/KBS
Degrees Held: B.S., Environmental Studies, Irkutsk State University, 2011
Research Statement: I am a graduate fellow of the Russian equivalent of NSF, here at KBS for one year. As a limnologist, I am interested in large lakes and their response to climate change. Our ability to predict and manage the impacts of climate change hinges on understanding of the way climate affects primary producers, which form the basis of freshwater food webs. While at KBS, I am exploring how lake surveys, lab experiments with phytoplankton and remote sensing can reveal the effects of limnological and meteorological factors on primary production in large lakes.
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I study the spatial ecology of insect pests and natural enemies within commercial celery production systems in Michigan. Understanding how and why insects distribute themselves within the environment is a necessary component for developing effective pest management strategies. To that end, I use an ecosystems approach along with laboratory molecular techniques to interpret the abundance patterns of insects in and around Michigan celery fields. The intention of this project is to assess the current state of margin management for pests and inform the direction of future research so that we can eventually realize a meaningful reduction in pesticide applications.
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Investor Inattention and Friday Earnings Announcements
Does limited attention among investors affect stock returns? We compare the response to earnings announcements on Friday, when investor inattention is more likely, to the response on other weekdays. If inattention influences stock prices, we should observe less immediate response and more drift for Friday announcements. Indeed, Friday announcements have a 15% lower immediate response and a 70% higher delayed response. A portfolio investing in differential Friday drift earns substantial abnormal returns. In addition, trading volume is 8% lower around Friday announcements. These findings support explanations of post-earnings announcement drift based on underreaction to information caused by limited attention. Copyright (c) 2009 the American Finance Association.
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When Joseph Nee told police about a mass murder plot targeting Marshfield High School, he wanted to prevent the plan from becoming a reality, Nee's lawyer told the state's highest court.
Nee, 24, now wants the state Supreme Judicial Court to toss out his conviction for conspiracy to commit murder following a jury-waived trial in Plymouth Superior Court in 2008.
There was no ruling on the appeal Tuesday.
Nee's attorney, Frances Robinson, argued Tuesday that Nee's coming forward clearly showed he was no longer part of a plot to kill anyone.
"Renunciation requires acts to stop the crime from occurring," Robinson said. "It requires thwarting the criminal purpose. It's a defense that should seriously be looked upon by this court."
But Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney Karen O'Sullivan said evidence at Nee's trial showed him to be a willing participant in the conspiracy and his admission to police was only a smokescreen to hide his involvement.
The prosecutor said there was no renunciation on Nee's part.
"It was a self-serving statement of the defendant (Nee) to police," O'Sullivan said. "Never at any time when he went to police did he say he was involved in conspiracy."
Nee, the son of Boston Police Patrolmen's Association head Thomas Nee, served nine months of a 21/2-year sentence behind bars.
Another Marshfield High student, Tobin Kerns, was sentenced to a 10-month jail term for conspiracy to commit murder and threatening to use deadly weapons.
Robinson, Nee's attorney, said Nee and two other students, Joseph Sullivan and Daniel Farley, went to police for fear Kerns, then 16, was serious about carrying out a Columbine-like massacre to coincide with the sixth anniversary of the tragic event in 1999 when two students fatally shot 12 schoolmates and a teacher at a Colorado high school before killing themselves.
The informants' actions triggered an investigation that led to charges brought first against Kerns, and then Nee.
"They were afraid Tobin Kerns would actually do something," Robinson said. "He (Kerns) was asking my client, who had just turned 18, to procure weapons."
Sullivan and Farley were given immunity in return for testimony against Nee and Kerns.
O'Sullivan, the prosecutor, said it was Nee who told others he had access to weapons and guns to carry out their deadly plot.
Witnesses testified at Kerns' trial that the students had come together because Nee had wanted revenge on those who tormented them.
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[1]The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) will host its annual public meeting about the Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Programs office's (ITS JPO) connected vehicle research program from September 24-26 at the Holiday Inn in Arlington, Virginia.
The meeting will take place prior to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's 2013 decision regarding vehicle safety communications for light vehicles and 2014 decision for heavy vehicles.
Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a special session about to the ITS strategic plan for 2015 to 2019. Attendees will also have to chance to join in other sessions, where they will discuss the status of key research within the ITS JPO's connected vehicle safety program, including vehicle-to-vehicle communications, vehicle-to-infrastructure communications and policy for safety.
An agenda for the meeting will be posted to its.dot.gov [2] at a later date.
To book a hotel room, visit hiarlington.com [3] or call 1-800-HOLIDAY.
For more information about the connected vehicle public meeting, or to register, visit itsa.org/connectedvehicleworkshop [4].
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Hirelings disguised as family members of Camp Liberty residents were taken to Iraqi parliament in ludicrous theatrics organized by Iranian regime's embassy and Governmental Committee tasked to suppress Camp Liberty residents
A delegation of European, U.S. and Arab lawyers and parliamentarians ought to visit Camp Liberty
NCRI – In complicity with an infamous agent of the Qods Force, Abbas Albayati affiliated with Nouri al-Maliki, the Iranian regime's embassy in Baghdad and the Governmental Committee tasked to suppress Camp Liberty residents headed by government's security advisor Faleh Fayyaz, arranged for a group of regime's Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS) and Qods Force hirelings disguised as the residents' families to visit the parliament of Iraq on Tuesday, 24 November 2015, in an obvious attempt to take advantage of meetings with a number of legislators, including Messrs. Hamam Hamoudi and Arshad Salehi. The measure is intended to repeat the regime's fabrications against Liberty residents and pave the way for future massacres.
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