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2004 Honda S2000 User Reviews
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Brandon writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
handles extremely well around corners, and with the 8,200 rpm redline and 240 horsepower the car has the power a roadster needs.
Not a practical car to have by its self if you're raising a family or like driving your friends around.
Quick And Nimble — Driving the Honda S2000 is like a dream, when getting into the car you fit perfectly comfortable in well crafted leather seats with the option of cool wind in your hair. The S2000 moves the way you want it to by handling every turn with ease, there is no obstacle an S2000 can't conquer that is of course unless you're driving through a foot of snow but in any case you want to drive that car when you can put the top down and no other car does it any better.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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AICHS writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
Everything about this car is a pro!
The top is known to tear where the bar rubs against the corner of the soft top. But this is easily repairable. A great car!
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SRXjohnny writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
Low maintenance, Looks , great gas mileage, handling is awesome
Power comes on after 5000 rpm. Noisy
Fun To Drive — Looks great, transmission is smooth, great gas mileage very low maintenance , good city car, not good for long trips.stereo needs more power, you have to rev the motor to get the power out of the motor. Convertible top goes up or down in only 6 sec.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Nancy writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
Honda Build This One Right — Extra fun car to drive, go-cart handling, great trasmission, reliable,beautifull design, good on mileage, very confortable seating, low cost of ownership, i certainly recommend this convertible to someone looking for good balance between power, performance and economy !! I just LOVE it!!!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Karlo writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
Best car i'v own
Most Fun You Can Have With Your Clothes On. — I love it. Handles very well. Power with the supercharger is incredible. The build quality is true Honda reliability. Appearance well it's a two seater sports, convertible need I say more? Stock it's good on gas, boosted it's a fuel monster. Fun is an understatement
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Rob writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
Because Honda is better than everyone else
There are none
If You Think You Can Drive It, Your Wrong. — She treats me right, it looks great, sounds amazing, moderately fast, handles like a dream, get about 250 miles to 12 gallons ... and lastly, its the most fun car I have ever driven and I have drove a lot of cars.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Matt writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
Everything about it.
There aren't any.
Better Than Any Other 2-seater Roadster Going... And That Includes The Boxster! — Best car I will probably ever own, going purely on £for£ entertainment value. Looks the dogs, drives nicely enough in town before turning mental on the open roads, and has the kind of reliability you'd want on a spaceship. Slightly twitchy in the wet, though, and I've now sold it to the fiancee who is revelling in the fact she has 237 brake and RWD while I drive the Mondybus. Little does she know...
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Mark writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Review
only 2 seats
My S2000 — it's a honda so it runs perfect . it's quick but a bit lairy in the wet ( ok a lot lairy ) mpg is good . the only problem is going to be how many points am i going to get ? the boot space is poor but thats what you expect , i can just get my golf clubs in it lol .
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Rick writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
8000 rpm
If you are over 6'2"
Cheap Fun — Bought the car main because it's unique and there arent very many on the road. Hate when people think it's a Miata. Engine and trans are awesome. Handling is a little nervous. Strero sucks at highway speed. Seat is comfy.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Ronny writes:
2004 Honda S2000 Base Review
If you don't like convertibles.
Perfect For A Young Single Individual, Or A Young Couple — It's quick, handles great, and ladies love it :D The ability to rev out to 8300 RPM is uncommon for me, but it's quite euphoric. Cruising down the highway at 90MPH at midnight with the top down is also quite a religious experience. The expected Honda build quality makes the car feel solid and reliable. I feel like I'll be holding onto this bad boy for a good couple of years.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2009 Honda S2000 Reviews
S2000 Rocks
Replaced a MiniCooperS with the S2000 - accel, braking, handling AND RIDE are superior. Solid as a rock! Get just as many positive comments from gawkers as I did in the Mini. Mileage @ 25mph or so ... Read More
2008 Honda S2000 Reviews
Love It But Plan To Buy A Saloon Style Like The Gt-r Or M3
Love this car for what it was built for. Pure sports car. Dislike the hard top roof. Rattles and is a pain to put on or remove. Paint is easily scratched. On an autocross course it is awesome. This is... Read More
It's My 2nd Favorite Car Ever
6spd, revs 8750rpm RWD, roughly 270hp, light weight, drift compatible :b amazing handling, not so good in cold wet weather, great acceleration , stops on a dime, build quality is perfect nothing w... Read More
2007 Honda S2000 Reviews
Sporty Fun For The Sun!
I absolutely love this car and I would keep it forever if I could! It's a blast to drive and it handles great! I'd definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a sporty, fun, summer car! I don't th... Read More
No It's Not Very Practical, But You Only Live Once.
I have wanted one of these for several years. As a former Miata owner, this is an upgrade! I was lucky to find one because they are not easy to find. No it's not very practical, but you only live onc... Read More
2006 Honda S2000 Reviews
Fun roadster that's fun for carving through the streets. Great car that's quick for what it is but could use a little more horse power and torque. Overall, I recommend this car as a daily driver or a ... Read More
The Unicorn
Patrick George (Jalopnik Future Classics) pointed out that the current auto market offers nothing to replace this car. You can get a Miata or a Boxster and have a great roadster, and that is a good th... Read More
2005 Honda S2000 Reviews
Summer Love
Bought a used 2001 at auction in 2005, loved this car from the first time I saw it in a Honda Showroom.,owned it two years and flipped it for what I paid for it. Picked up this Honda lease return wit... Read More
Kick In The Pants To Drive!
I bought my 2005 S2000 two years ago as weekend fun car. It has been a blast to drive and tinker with. There are tons of aftermarket parts available for it as well as S2000 specific forums to gain inf... Read More


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There is a trojan variant that can infect via Word. It's called SabPub. You can check for it with SabPub Checker.
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A Google search can reveal a variety of alternatives on how the remove the trojan should your computer get infected. This can get you started. However, be careful about what you do as new variants of the malware circumvent the efforts of earlier tools.
Also see Apple's article About Flashback malware.
Apple has released Java updates for Snow Leopard and Lion users:
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correction to above. i did not go to my computer.
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Recent experiments on anomalous forces involving high critical temperature superconductors by Podkletnov and Modanese have demonstrated an experimental apparatus apparently capable of generating a beam of radiation that acts on interposed objects as a repulsive force field. This beam is able to penetrate bulk material and imparts a force that is proportional to the mass of the target and independent of the target composition. Because of the similarity of these beam properties to gravitational effects and the possibility that the mechanism of its generation may be related to gravitation, this apparatus has been dubbed an "impulse gravity generator." Unlike gravitation, however, this beam has clear-cut boundaries and does not appear to diverge over the distance tested thus far (approximately 1 km). A beam of radiation or particles with the properties described for the impulse gravity generator would appear to be an excellent candidate for use in beamed spacecraft propulsion. Besides the usual benefits of beamed propulsion, it would not need sails or other special spacecraft components to function, could safely provide high accelerations to delicate components, and might operate at higher efficiencies than other beamed propulsion concepts.
A beamed propulsion concept.edit on 29-11-2012 by kdog1982 because: (no reason given)
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I tried to look up the Project Greenglow website but strangely the page and the site don't exist anymore what happened to them?


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"I'm shocked," is what Lt. Col. John Van Aken told me. After all, it's not every day that someone opens fire at your old job and kills a U.S. general.
Van Aken, who lives in Chandler, was the last U.S. military adviser sent to the Afghan National Defense Academy. His job was the help the Afghans recreate West Point and start producing military leaders who could run things. Tuesday, someone reportedly dressed in an Afghan military uniform opened fire and killed a U.S. general and wounded more than a dozen others. Reports still aren't confirming the number of injured.
A man dressed in an Afghan army uniform opened fire on foreign troops at a military base on Tuesday, killing at least one US soldier and wounding 15, authorities said. (Aug. 5)
But Van Aken had some insight into this place he helped create. First, the students aren't armed. Second, when he talks about the place, he makes it seem like just another college. The cadets there are kids, but kids, but kids with almost no experience in anything having to do with the military.
He told us a story (which I didn't have time to include today) about the cadets showing up for inspection. One of the visiting U.S. advisers called over the Afghan general in charge of the school. In the U.S. military, you spend days of basic training learning how to dress, present your uniform and keep your boots shined to perfection. The cadets' boots were tattered and shredded.
Van Aken says the U.S. adviser said the cadets had to get new shoes, they couldn't be running around in boots that were falling apart. The Afghan general apparently agreed. But later he told Van Aken the reason why the boots were shredded.
The cadets had never worn shoes before.
These were rural kids, raised with sandals on their feet (if anything at all). They were given a pair of military boots and immediately sliced holes in the backs and across the front to let air in and mimic the sandals they were used to wearing.
It's not West Point.
And the "green on blue" attacks do happen. Arizona State Parks Director Bryan Martyn, retired after 20 years in the United States Air Force and Army as a special operations helicopter pilot, told me when he left Afghanistan, his replacement was murdered by a sleeper. Martyn said an Afghan airman, who had been on the base for months, shot the man in the back of the head in a briefing room Martyn had been in countless times. And there's nothing anyone could have done.
Martyn left us with one question: After all the deployments, the dead soldiers, the battles and the bullets...and after some cities start to fall again and rebel groups start taking over when the U.S. leaves...was it worth it? And were we really done?
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Judges 16:21-31New International Version (NIV)
21 Then the Philistines seized him, gouged out his eyes and took him down to Gaza. Binding him with bronze shackles, they set him to grinding grain in the prison. 22 But the hair on his head began to grow again after it had been shaved.
The Death of Samson
23 Now the rulers of the Philistines assembled to offer a great sacrifice to Dagon their god and to celebrate, saying, "Our god has delivered Samson, our enemy, into our hands."
24 When the people saw him, they praised their god, saying,
"Our god has delivered our enemy
25 While they were in high spirits, they shouted, "Bring out Samson to entertain us." So they called Samson out of the prison, and he performed for them.
When they stood him among the pillars, 26 Samson said to the servant who held his hand, "Put me where I can feel the pillars that support the temple, so that I may lean against them." 27 Now the temple was crowded with men and women; all the rulers of the Philistines were there, and on the roof were about three thousand men and women watching Samson perform. 28 Then Samson prayed to the Lord, "Sovereign Lord, remember me. Please, God, strengthen me just once more, and let me with one blow get revenge on the Philistines for my two eyes." 29 Then Samson reached toward the two central pillars on which the temple stood. Bracing himself against them, his right hand on the one and his left hand on the other, 30 Samson said, "Let me die with the Philistines!" Then he pushed with all his might, and down came the temple on the rulers and all the people in it. Thus he killed many more when he died than while he lived.
31 Then his brothers and his father's whole family went down to get him. They brought him back and buried him between Zorah and Eshtaol in the tomb of Manoah his father. He had led[a] Israel twenty years.
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WEDNESDAY, June 5 (HealthDay News) -- Using an immune-suppressing medication and adult stem cells from healthy donors, researchers say they were able to cure type 1 diabetes in mice.
"This is a whole new concept," said the study's senior author, Habib Zaghouani, a professor of microbiology and immunology, child health and neurology at the University of Missouri School of Medicine in Columbia, Mo.
In the midst of their laboratory research, something unanticipated occurred. The researchers expected that the adult stem cells would turn into functioning beta cells (cells that produce insulin). Instead, the stem cells turned into endothelial cells that generated the development of new blood vessels to supply existing beta cells with the nourishment they needed to regenerate and thrive.
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Special analogue Book art of the Lomo LC-A+!written by lomography_korea on 2011-01-11 in #gear #tipster
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Back to Albert, I think he has no doubt heard or read enough of the Guard vs. Tackle sentiment as well. I think that's why he chose to get the "not interested in moving" comment on the record back in January.
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Chef Michael Psilakis has put together the lightest, brightest, most brilliant hotel menu in town. Chef de cuisine Jason Hall executes the cooking impeccably: Lobster-and-sea-urchin risotto brings a bowl of yogurt, caviar, fried herbs, and a barely poached egg, and then the lobster and risotto get mixed in. Smoked octopus is shockingly good with diced pineapple, sopressata sticks, and paper-thin ringlets of fennel. Greek "paella" is jammed with clams, mussels, Merguez sausage, and jumbo head-on prawns in a saffron-spiced sauce spiked with Espelette pepper. Restaurateur Donatella Arpaia has trained the waitstaff to be one of Miami's finest, the room is gorgeous, and the outdoor terrace of the 15th-floor restaurant affords breathtaking views. Yet Eos charges noticeably less for its superior dining experience than every other top-tier hotel in town: Most plates, including that paella, run $10 to $16, and a dessert of two tropical fruit cannoli shells made from dried pineapple and filled with papaya, mango, passion fruit foam, and baby basil sprouts on coconut-vanilla tapioca goes for $6. Then comes the complimentary plate of petite sweet treats. Psilakis has already won a James Beard Award, and Eos was a Beard semifinalist for Best New Restaurant this year. Did we mention $5 valet parking?
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Federal regulators say they will make public a redacted report by the manufacturer of the San Onofre nuclear plant's troubled steam generators – a report that, according to two U.S. lawmakers, shows that the manufacturer and the plant operator knew of serious design problems before the generators were installed.
On Thursday, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission requested a redacted copy of the 2012 report from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, so that proprietary information could be removed. The NRC will release the report once the agency receives it, possibly this week, NRC spokesman Victor Dricks said.
A statement from Mitsubishi on Friday said the company was "in the process of responding." The statement also expressed a willingness to work with operator Southern California Edison and the NRC to investigate the problems at the nuclear plant, known as the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
"Mitsubishi will continue to cooperate with the NRC and SCE to fully explain what happened at SONGS, as we have done since the issues with the steam generators were first detected," the statement said. "This cooperation includes providing all available information for the NRC's review."
It was unclear from the statement whether Mitsubishi intended to provide a redacted report to the NRC.
San Onofre's two reactors have been idle for more than a year following the discovery of unexpected wear among thousands of metal tubes inside the plant's four steam generators, two for each reactor.
The Unit 2 reactor was taken offline for routine maintenance Jan. 9, 2012. On Jan. 31, 2012, a small leak of radioactive gas prompted the shutdown of Unit 3.
Later inspections revealed the wear, which was more severe in Unit 3. The unexpected wear was traced to design flaws.
Edison has asked permission from the NRC to restart Unit 2 at 70 percent power, expected to eliminate the vibrations believed to have caused the tube wear.
On Feb. 6, Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., and Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., sent a letter to NRC Chairwoman Allison Macfarlane, saying they had obtained a copy of a 2012 report from Mitsubishi showing that the company and Edison knew of serious design problems prior to the installation of the steam generators between 2009 and early 2011.
Edison has denied knowing of the design problems in advance.


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4.6 Room cleanliness
4.4 Service & staff
4.7 Room comfort
4.7 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Tennessee, USA
Excellent and central to Cape Town attractionsPosted Sep 21, 2015
Pros: Facilities, location and staff
Cons: Can't think of a think...
Beautiful, small hotel located on hillside with views of lake and ocean. Tastefully decorated with antiques and art work acquired during owners travels. Perfectly located for easy access to the wine area, Kirstenbosch Gardens, Cape Point, Table Mountain, etc. Having your own car or renting one is advisable. Driving on the left was NOT a problem. Hotel staff is outstanding! Each day David inquired about our plans, checked weather or other details and ensured we had good driving information. I arrived suffering from a case of food poisoning from airplane food. They even brought me meds to help alleviate my symptoms! Since the hotel is on a hillside, there are steps leading up to the hotel. You do not have to walk a long way, but simply need to be able to walk up steps safely. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend staying here!
by A verified traveler
Posted Aug 20, 2015
Our stay was pleasant and both staff and owner were very attentive to our needs. The problem was in the descriptions of the location and facilities. Internet was slow and not not available most times Finally the biggest problem we had was with the conditions of reservations stated and later handling of expuda for our request. We called on 13th to change the departure to 15th long distance from South Africa and after 20 Minutes were told all has been taken care off. Again we called on 14 th and found nothing has been updated on the reservation after the owner confirmed that she had not received an email this time I was put on hold for half an hour and the expedia agent came back assuring all is done. Finally on day of check out the owner tells us that expedia is lying and I am liable for remaining three nights When I called again there was no changes made to reservation and when I talked to supervisor he said I am telling now you have to pay This is both unbusisiness like and I wish to lodge a complaint
for Couplesby Louise from Sherbrooke
Life in a small castlePosted May 7, 2015 on Hotels
Beautiful getaway in a quiet neighbourhood but remote so that a car is needed , Personnel was diligent to help out The breakfeast is cooked to order and varied
for Couplesby A verified traveler from UK
Oasis of calmPosted May 3, 2015
We stayed here for 3 nights April 2015 arriving from the UK. Hotel is in a quiet location excellently placed for exploring the Cape. Cape Town is 35 minutes away. Discrete and gracious owners and staff. Very helpful in providing us with touring information, dinner reservations and transport to the cruise terminal. Rooms are tastefully decorated and full of antiques and many thoughtful extras such as range of books, carafe of water, sherry, fresh fruit. We have travelled extensively and always try and book small, independent luxury hotels and Colonna Castle is one of the best we have enjoyed.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from München
Traumhotel pur in familiärer AtmosphärePosted Nov 11, 2014
Ein Gefühl das sich nicht in Worte beschreiben lässt! Man ist einfach nur willkommen dort! Absolut empfehlenswert!!!
for Familiesby Marianne from Gothenburg
You really, really must stay here!Posted Nov 6, 2014 on Hotels
Absolutely fantastic ! I travelled with my daughter (10YO) and could not ask for anything else. The attention to detail, the service level, the room and amenities, the dinner served on our night or arrival (with the addition of my daughter's request, even included in the printed menu on her behalf!), absolutely fabulous! My daughter and I were both treated like queens. The room (Green Room) was spacious and well equipped, a glass of sherry waited on arrival, the fridge got stocked up with your favorite items. Enormous bathroom and the most luxurious bath robes I have ever worn. The beds were incredibly comfortable, lovely soft sheets and thick duvets. Heaven! It is worth taking a trip to Cape Town just to stay here! Many, many thanks to Nicole and Michael with their whole fantastic team for a memorable stay!
Recommendedby Jeanne H from Canada
beautiful and very pleasantPosted Aug 17, 2014 on Hotels
An amazing place toy stay. We were warmly greeted by Michael and David took our luggage to the room. It was a beautiful suite with an extra large king bed. The tile floors are heated and the space is done in beautiful Italian tiles. We had a fridge, chocolates on the pillows, every night and a small plate of chocolates every day. A fresh fruit basket was filled daily. The view as well as breakfast was amazing. We had two vanities as well as a shower and deep soaker tub. They also supply robes, slippers and wonderful products for the bathroom. It was very private and quiet. Loved the owners as well as David.
by A verified traveler
idéal pour personne seulePosted Aug 12, 2013
En hiver trop loin du centre du Cap, petit déjeuner un peu léger, manque de viennoiseries fraîches, chambre non chauffée à notre arrivée donc très froide, ne sachant pas que c'était plutôt " chambres d'hôtes ", j'ai été déçue, car je préfère les hôtels.
by Antoine from Luanda
our kids not feeling welcomePosted Jan 20, 2013
Pros: eating lychees with silverware for breakfast
Cons: attitude towards kids
We stayed five nights in the Safari suite and the overall feeling is mixed, as we had quite high expectations given the price tag (but it was high season though). Pros: -stunning room decorations and views, -feeling of exclusivity, luxurious and homey treatment of guests, helping with dinner reservations and sightseeing program. -top level room comfort, prepped several times a day. -quiet location away from the city hustle and bustle. on the downside: -the lady owning the hotel looked puzzled when I told her we had 3 young kids. She reminded our kids several times to be quiet when we checked in, and they were not shouting at all. We got the message so we did not use the pool at all during the stay, for fear of upsetting the other customers here (too bad, since we chose this hotel because of its pool in the first place). -we had to wait between 15mn and 40mn to have our coffee and hot chocolate at breakfast, -suite was not ready at 4pm when we arrived. -the Wifi did not work in our suite and the DVD player either. the TV programs could have been better. -the owner ended up charging us extra for our 3rd kid whereas we did not require an extra bed (our twin daughters always sleep in the same bed) and we skipped our last breakfast. As an extra justification for the kid surchage, she also said that Expedia had given us a 20% discount by mistake that we did not deserve. -no private parking despite location requiring a rental car. -our bed seemed a bit too short (190cm)
for Couplesby Haley from London
Beautiful hotel, service could be betterPosted Jan 8, 2013
The Castle is absolutely beautiful and stunningly furnished. The breakfasts each morning were divine. It's nicely located - 5min drive to the beach and 25min drive to the CT city centre, wine regions and other touring spots. For the price the day-to-day service was somewhat poor - the small toiletries in the room on arrival weren't replaced every day, we had to ask for glasses and trays to be removed from the room even after it was made up. In general we often felt we had to do something ourselves as otherwise it seemed a bit of a bother to the woman running the hotel. Overall staff was lovely though, and to a degree this is just what to expect in boutique hotels.


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The trantalegra spell had a large impact on both the wizarding world and the muggle world. How far do you agree?
Whilst Trantalegra, the tap dance spell, had a large impact when it was first invented in the avant-garde movement of 1923-1928 Weimar Germany, its impact has decreased over time as it has degraded into a children's jinx.
When Trantalegra was first invented as a cross between a charm and a hex, bought to Germany with the Jazz movement by sorceresses' from the Salem Witches institute, the influence on both Wizarding and muggle dance at the time was dramatic. Experimental wizards used it as a way to impress friends at dances and the characteristic twisting movement evolved into many new forms of dance, the most noticeable the later creation of the twist in the 1960s. The impact was significant on the younger generations of both Wizards and muggles, becoming a pivotal part in the expanding arts movements which burgeoned after the end of the Ruhr crisis and the stabilization of Germany's economy after hyperinflation. However, its effects were not all positive. Many pure blood wizarding families frowned upon the influx of muggle culture and similarly there were many conservative pressure groups within Muggle Germany who proclaimed the avant-garde movement to be immoral. This was very significant as it gave rise to a growing number of right-wing extremist groups playing on conservative sympathies, allowing the parties to gain votes in the Weimar government, eventually leading to the appointment of Hitler by Hindenburg. This was also significant for the wizarding world as factions began to appear in the German Ministry of magic (Zaubereiministerium) between the more staunch pure blood family representatives and the more liberal half bloods and younger wizarding members. This culminated in an intervention by the International confederation of wizards in 1929, which cost large amounts of money and led to many wizarding families withdrawing from muggle society in protest, removing thier shares from companies and causeing the Wall Street Crash, which some see as a major cause of World War two. Whilst the use of Tarantalagra, and the expansion of wizarding and muggle culture, was not the main cause of this polarisation of the American Institute of Magic had been an issue since the breach of clause 73 of the statute of secrets act involving a muggle memorial ground and a large number of redkapps in 1931- it was one of the underlieing causes, suggesting it had a large impact on both the wizarding and muggle community.
However, over the past 20 years the value of the spell had decreased. After the 1980's act passed by the department of games and sports banned it in any formal dance competitions, the overall usesage of the spell has decreased from aproximatly 14,000 casts per year to around 8,000 casts per year. Removal of the practical use of the spell has led to the idea that Trantalegra is simply a trick, designed to amuse, rather than to enhance the charmed person's dance skills. When used on an untrained dancer, the effect is amuseing but not effective, merely causeing sporadic kicks and twists. On the other hand, when cast on a trained dancer the spell will manginfy the dancer's ability, stimulating the muscle memory without the pain of the build up of lactic acid from anaerobic respiration or the stretching of ligaments. It was this origional use that was so admired by the caberet movements of the 1920s but it's impact has lessened over time, leading to is decreased usage and significance.
In conclusion, whilst Tarantalegra had a large impact when it was first invented, it's impact had lessened in both the muggle and wizarding worlds.
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yeah, sure, although I would say if you are looking for humour you should state it, otherwise i think it's down to interpritation. But yeah, I think the grade is fair.
You're very welcome! Truely my pleasure.
Very well written. I love your links with history! There are quite a few typos and things. It's Tarantallegra, not Trantalegra. Also Original not origoinal. Little nitpicks I have but everything else was superb! Well written!
Tell oyur friends about this contest!
None of friends are on DeviantArt. I'm afraid. I'm sure I could ask them to write it, and then I can submit it under my name (if that's allowed?)
Thanks, and yeah I wrote it quite late and was reallyexcited to get it up but next time I'll give it a better check over.
I LOVE this. I've always enjoyed reading about the wizarding world, and this is well written too. It's completely amazing. You should totally write more of these!


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Los Angeles, March 20 : Hollywood actress Carrie Underwood admits she becomes very emotional every time she flies. She often cries while watching in-flight movies.
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"I don't feel embarrassing about it. I was on stage once in Yakima, Washington, and I said Yamaha instead of Yakima. That's the only time I ever messed up. But they laughed, they were with me. I got booed for saying I was a vegetarian in Nebraska. It's a big livestock area, I'm still not sure how it came up" she added.
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This product works just as well as the La Roche Posay I bought and has the same ingredients. It did not leave a whitecast, which was nice. It is also less greasy, however it does leave my face somewhat shiny. I'm not used to using liquid sunblock and I'm not sure about how much I should be applying. It has not made me break out and I have not burned while using this. I don't think I'll repurchase because of the shine factor. Physical sunscreens tend to work best with my skin.
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I am on my second bottle of this stuff and am loving it. Its got no white caste and isn't gunky. Its smooth, settles into your skin quick, doesn't clog my pores and isn't greasy. I like the finish...its more dewy...not oily for me. Packaging is great and easy to throw into my bag as well. I recommend this to everyone.
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I didn't like this as much as I thought I would but it's not a bad product. It just wasn't a good fit for me. This sunscreen has a very thin, milky consistency with a slippery feel due to the silicone content. It's quick and easy to apply, absorbs well, and wears nicely under makeup. I like the bottle too, sturdy and flat with a screw on cap that makes it easily portable. This sunscreen has good, stable protection and is one of the more cosmetically elegant options at the drugstore. What I didn't like about it was that it left my face unpleasantly greasy (i am very oily, though) and it stung my eyes unbearably. For those reasons I would not repurchase but I think it's worth checking out for normal/combo skinned folks who don't have issues with chemical sunscreen filters. I am using up my bottle on my neck, arms and backs of hands (which it's great for).
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I have been using this for a solid 8 weeks now with great results. It mattifies while providing photostable sun protection. I apply either over or under my BB cream.
I had some CVS Extrabucks and mfr. coupons so I ended up just paying tax on two of these!
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Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I've been noticing wrinkles on my forehead and as much as I like being tan I would rather have nice skin for as long as I can. So I decided I needed to find a facial sunscreen. I have used Neutrogena products in the past, but they are heavy and greasy feeling. They do the job, but I wanted something lighter. After looking on MUA I was really wanting to try La Roche Posey fluid suncreen, but it was so expensive. While I was mulling over buying LRP I saw this little guy a few shelves down.
The active ingredients are the same as LRP, which is what drew me to this product. I was bad and opened up both products, they seem to have the same design and consistency. Having not tried LRP I can't say if they are comparable products. I just reasoned I would try this one out because it had a more affordable price point.
I applied the sunscreen over my Gerda Spillmann bio fond foundation a few hours ago. It blended in nicely and didn't add any extra shine. I love how it was so light compared to other heavy, greasy sunscreens I've tried.
I haven't worn this for long so I can't say how my skin will react in the long run or how it will hold up over a whole day. The weather has been pretty cold so I don't know how it will perform during the hot summer weather, but I believe this product has potential.
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To travel with her, she tapped Charles Powell, also tall and virile but only 47, "a smoothy" she called him.
Honest, smoothy, I didn't know you wuz cravin' to be prankin' round wid Ophelia!
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I took Seth in this morning for a routine follow-up to check his most recent tube placement from early December. Along with seeing our ENT at this check up, we were also to meet with the audiologist to check Seth's hearing. Not uncommon at all that Seth would have a hearing test, however, I never expect much from these as he failed every hearing test he took last year.
Ear tube placement a success
Getting new ear tubes today
Video: Seth is riding his truck
Ella is funny
"Nana, just calm down! You've already shown me that before."
"Seth, just hold my hand, baby. In my hand….it's nothing but LOVE!"
"I'm going to wear THIS dress for my birthday and I'm going to wear THIS dress when I marry daddy."
"Can I have another peanut butter stomp?" (Reese's peanut butter cup)
"That's kind of a widda bit skeedy!!!!" (kind of a little bit scary)
Ella, did you know that a caterpillar turns into a butterfly? "Yes, it's called metamorphosis!"
"Get my daddy out of that bunkin booth! He doesn't want to be wet!" (Joel was in the dunking booth at the church's fall festival.)
Ella, have you ever heard mommy say the words "down syndrome" and what do you think it means? "Yes, I know Down Syndrome! I had a little bit of it when I was a baby too."
"For my birthday I want a Sleeping Beauty cake. And she will have on lipstick and lashes on her face."
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In situ δ7Li, Li/Ca, and Mg/Ca analyses of synthetic aragonites
Gabitov, R. I.
Schmitt, A. K.
Rosner, Martin
McKeegan, K. D.
Gaetani, Glenn A.
Cohen, Anne L.
Watson, E. B.
Harrison, T. M.
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As publishedhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2010GC003322
In situ secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) analyses of δ7Li, Li/Ca, and Mg/Ca were performed on five synthetic aragonite samples precipitated from seawater at 25°C at different rates. The compositions of δ7Li in bulk aragonites and experimental fluids were measured by multicollector inductively coupled plasma–mass spectrometry (MC-ICP-MS). Both techniques yielded similar δ7Li in aragonite when SIMS analyses were corrected to calcium carbonate reference materials. Fractionation factors α7Li/6Li range from 0.9895 to 0.9923, which translates to a fractionation between aragonite and fluid from −10.5‰ to −7.7‰. The within-sample δ7Li range determined by SIMS is up to 27‰, exceeding the difference between bulk δ7Li analyses of different aragonite precipitates. Moreover, the centers of aragonite hemispherical bundles (spherulites) are enriched in Li/Ca and Mg/Ca relative to spherulite fibers by up to factors of 2 and 8, respectively. The Li/Ca and Mg/Ca ratios of spherulite fibers increase with aragonite precipitation rate. These results suggest that precipitation rate is a potentially important consideration when using Li isotopes and elemental ratios in natural carbonates as a proxy for seawater composition and temperature.
Author Posting. © American Geophysical Union, 2011. This article is posted here by permission of American Geophysical Union for personal use, not for redistribution. The definitive version was published in Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems 12 (2011): Q03001, doi:10.1029/2010GC003322.


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Can psychic mediums REALLY talk to the dead?
If so……HOW so? How do we know that they aren't making it up? Or, even if they are speaking to spirits……what is it like? Do they hear voices, or is it more like mental impressions, or psychic symbols instead?
Any of these questions sound familiar?
If you are curious about psychic mediums, and how (or IF) they are truly able to communicate with ghosts, spirits or those who have crossed over to the other side, the simple truth is……you are NOT alone!
There is no more common question we get than what mediums do, and HOW they are able to speak to spirits, communicate with ghosts, and in general, open up a dialogue with the dead..:-)
The truth about psychic mediums is SIMPLE
Every Medium is Different
Not all mediums communicate with spirits the same way. Some, for example, use spirit guides……to discern and direct the information that comes through.
Others use psychic symbols, and get impressions of information, and then try to piece and put that together in a way that makes sense. Still others seem to be making DIRECT, one to one contact with the energies of those who have crossed over, and are having a literal conversation with real people, who simply are no longer in physical form.
As a matter of fact, as a researcher, writer and professional publisher of psychic and paranormal information, I've had several conversations with leading "celebrity" psychic mediums on what's happening while they are doing a reading.
In a small group setting last summer, I listened in as John Edward described it being akin to having a conversation with someone who knocks on your door……only the door is made of a smoky, heavy glass.
You can make out the general features of the person standing on the other side, and even hear what they are saying, but some of the details are muffled, unclear and require a good amount of interpretation to understand.
Other mediums I've had personal relationships have described the process the very same way, only using different metaphors. One VERY accurate medium I know well says it's very much like being in a pool, and being underwater……and trying to have a conversation. You can see that the person next to you is trying desperately to say something, you can make out a little bit of what they're saying, but it's hard to know for sure what the words are. (and you often have to rely on symbols, signs, body language and reading lips to figure out what they're saying!)
The REAL truth about psychic mediumship is very, very simple:
There is PLENTY of amazing information, and an avalanche of evidence that shows that many mediums CAN in fact relay information that they had no way of knowing prior.
Most of the skeptical arguments (cheating, random guessing, non specific information that applies to everyone, cold reading, etc) has been DISPROVED by many mediums who truly are as good as advertised. (and most open minded skeptics will admit that they can't explain how that happens)
Curious but NOT convinced?
I don't blame you. Seek out your own experiences and make your OWN mind up. NOT through articles like this one, or by anyone who is trying to convince you one way or the other. Instead, speak to a genuine psychic medium, take copious notes on what they tell you, and then be HONEST about how accurate they were! (you may find that you've got loved ones on the other side WAITING to speak to you!)
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August 18, 2014
Hello from beautiful North Carolina! I've been here since August 12th, initially for a medical appointment at Duke University Medical Center with an orthopedic foot and ankle specialist/surgeon. The appointment was a huge let-down, to put it mildly. But I'm glad that I decided to extend my stay and make a holiday of this trip. I've been staying on an incredible little island called Ocracoke, which is part of North Carolina's Outer Banks since last Friday night. I really lucked out in choosing this place, as well as the cute and charming B&B I randomly found online. I've been so impressed with the island, the village, the B&B, the beaches. Everything.
You can read more about my Duke and NC experience in the post I recently wrote for RheumatoidArthritis.net:
"First, Second, 20th Opinions"
Tomorrow is my last full day here and I'm sad thinking about it. I'm not ready to go back home! I love the ocean so much and I have to say that island life certainly agrees with me. Alone time is something that I've been severely lacking for several months; I didn't realize how much I needed this vacation.
July 22, 2014
I'm not sure what week/day I'm on except that I went down to 7 mg at the start of this week. HOORAY! I WILL reach 0 soon. Staying at 0 is the main goal, though, and that tends to be tricky.
Milligram by milligram I will get off of this drug. Then the next hurdle–tapering off the Xanax and Vicodin. I'm not looking forward to that. I'm actually really nervous of withdrawal/tolerance side effects, but I know I can do it.
July 19, 2014
Acupuncture Day 2 (in a row):
Large-ish, very noticeable bruise on my forehead after today's needle stabbing. How attractive. I hope this works soon.
Why can't insurance pay for massage treatments? That would be more pleasant and equally beneficial for my chronic pain, I'd argue. I actually quite like getting acupuncture treatments, but massage therapy would feel so much better.
In other "alternative" news, I already failed my gluten-free "diet." Big surprise there, eh? My anxiety is through the roof again and my tension headaches are on screaming fire. So, while this stuff is going on, I've found it a bit challenging to stick to my new gluten-free goals. Also my no-caffeine goals. AND my no-alcohol goals. Whatever. You can't change the world at once, right? But I have little patience and I hate taking baby steps. I will get back on the "wagon" ASAP though with all of this stuff once my head decides to stop exploding.
Maybe I need to start meditating (do I have the patience and focus to do that?). Speaking of that, based on a strong recommendation from one of my pain management doctors, I recently bought a book by Jon Kabat-Zinn: Full Catastrophe Living. I'll let you know what I think.
Happy weekend, everyone! I'll let you know how my next acupuncture session goes on Monday and how many additional bruises I've acquired. I'm sure you'll want to know.
July 16, 2014
Good, exciting things are starting to happen just recently! But I'm going to leave it at that until things are confirmed. One of those good things I will say right now is that I'm down to taking 10 mg of prednisone. I've been SLOWLY tapering down from 30 mg since April. This makes me very happy and I hope I can continue tapering each week until I'm off of this dreadful medication.
Hooray, 10 mg! Sometimes it's slowly, step by step, that things get better. And I always must keep reminding myself of this, especially during those times when it feels like nothing will be better again.
Hold onto hope.
On the mend
July 10, 2014
So I've been M.I.A. on here for quite awhile, as you might have noticed. Unfortunately I've been dealing with all kinds of exhausting craziness: RA flare-up, additional health problems/illnesses, family stress. BUT! I'm finally feeling better and that I'm ready to get back to working on my writing and photography work (among other projects and things).
If you're interested in reading more of an update (and more whining about health crap), here's my recent post on RheumatoidArthritis.net: "Sick When Sick"
I'm happy to be on my way back!
Thanks for reading and sticking with me.
Healthline's Best RA Blogs of 2014
May 12, 2014
I got a nice surprise in my inbox this morning! My blog, Inflamed, was named one of the top RA blogs by Healthline.com. Cool! Here's a link to check out the other blogs that made the list:
"Best Rheumatoid Arthritis Blogs of the Year"
Thank you for supporting me and my blog over the years. I really appreciate it!
NOT invisible
April 28, 2014
You know what, I do have some good news to share–I'm not totally consumed with whining and venting about this miserable flare-up that's going on now (thank God for that, right?).
THE GOOD NEWS: I recently got assigned to write another article for Arthritis Self-Management magazine! The topic is "invisible illnesses." I'll be interviewing people who have different kinds of invisible illnesses, not just RA, and how having such a disease affects their lives–and the lives of others around them (family, friends, coworkers, employers, etc.). This "invisible illness" topic is something that's really important to me not only because it personally affects my life in huge ways, but I know that so many other people are stuck in difficult situations because of it too.
How do you get people to understand what you're going through when you look "normal" on the outside? How do you avoid being discriminated against because of your illness if you do decide to open up about it with others? How do you find a balance that works? Either people don't take you and your illness seriously enough, or they judge you because of it. It's a fine line and I think that many people don't know how to deal with it–neither the person with the disease nor the caregiver/friend/partner/family member.
For the past 16 years, my default mode has mostly been keeping my mouth shut about my disease while trying to continue pushing forward, and living as normal a life as possible. The danger with this approach is it can lead to intense feelings of isolation and frustration, which I often do feel. I don't know. Despite living with RA for so many years, I don't have the answers or feel like I know what I'm doing most of the time. But I'm looking forward to talking with others who also understand what it's like living with an invisible illness and hearing about their experiences. I'm also excited to be able to spread more awareness about this issue. There is a weird stigma and sense of taboo attached to talking about chronic illnesses, and especially chronic pain. It's frightening and uncomfortable and awkward, but it's a real problem. There are too many people out there whose pain and struggles are still invisible.


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The independent review of the PNG-Australia Development Cooperation Treaty was jointly commissioned by the PNG and Australian Governments. The review is a demonstration of the Australian and Papua New Guinean Governments' strong commitment to improving the effectiveness of the aid program in PNG
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Service Delivery for the Poor - Lessons from recent evaluations of Australian aid
A synthesis report of recently completed evaluations of the Australian aid program's efforts to improve the delivery of basic services for the poor.


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- grapefruit - Children's Encyclopedia (Ages 8-11)
The grapefruit is a tart, juicy citrus fruit that grows on trees. It is a good source of vitamin C. It is called grapefruit because it grows in clusters like grapes do. The scientific name of the grapefruit tree is Citrus paradisi.
- grapefruit - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
The grapefruit tree produces large, juicy citrus fruits that have a distinctive, mildly acid flavor. Grapefruits are usually eaten fresh, but the juice is also sold fresh, frozen, or canned. As a source of vitamin C, the grapefruit is exceeded among common fruits only by the orange and lemon. The citrus tree belongs to the Rutaceae family, and its scientific name is Citrus paradisi.