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FSU Lineman Raises $12K for Girl With Rare Cancer to Attend BCS Title Game
about all her supporters that helped her combat her illness and make this trip a possibility. RELATED: Boy with Neurofibromatosis Scores TD for East Carolina Pirates Although the national championship game between Florida State and Auburn isn't
Teen With Half a Face Stands Up to Her Bullies
Scotia, that was a tough order. She was born with neurofibromatosis , which caused a massive tumor to grow on the side ..... 12-pound tumor. According to the Mayo Clinic, neurofibromatosis is a genetic disorder that disturbs cell growth
Sarah Atwell: Bullied for Facial Tumor
Teen with a rare disease called Neurofibromatosis has a massive tumor on half her face.
Boy With Neurofibromatosis Scores TD for East Carolina Pirates
football staff had heard about Noah's struggle with neurofibromatosis , which causes potentially cancerous tumors to ..... heard about Noah's story and his battle with neurofibromatosis ," Roberts said. "They contacted us and said
8-Year-Old With Neurofibromatosis Scores TD for East Carolina
8-Year-Old with neurofibromatosis , Noah Roberts, scores touchdown for East Carolina Pirates.
Watch Life-Changing Surgery on TLC's 'Man With The 200 Lb. Tumor'
native is willing to take that chance if it means he will have the opportunity to walk again. Hai suffers from neurofibromatosis , a genetic disorder that facilitates tumor growth on nerves in the body. He has been weighed down by a tumor that
Snigdha Nandipati of San Diego Wins the National Spelling Bee
eliminated - for misspelling "canities." In the 10 th round, Arvind Mahankali grabbed third place after incorrectly spelling " schwannoma ." That left Stuti Mishra of Orlando, Fla., to go head-to-head with Nandipati. Mishra misspelled the word "schwarmerei
Sperm Donor's 24 Kids Never Told About Fatal Illness
It was my son's face," said Blackwell. "They are identical." When Tyler was 2, doctors thought he had neurofibromatosis and the sperm bank had contacted John to see if anyone in the family had ever had the disease. "He never responded
Hockey Team Raises Money to Buy Home for Biggest Fan
feels great to see them," he said. "Hockey means life to me because it makes me motivated." Zach was born with neurofibromatosis , or NF1, a degenerative disease that causes soft-tissue tumors grow on his nerves. He shares the condition
Tumor Devours Utah Man's Face, But Not Spirit
Maurice was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis , a genetic condition that ..... estimated 100,000 Americans have neurofibromatosis , a disorder that occurs in ..... has the most common form of NF type 1, also known as von ..... A Century Ago, Those with NF Were Shunned To diagnose NF
Film Clip: 'A Brand New Face'
Documentary follows a Utah man with disfiguring neurofibromatosis .
First Successful Full Face Transplant With Tear Ducts
outside Paris. The patient, who lives in the Paris region and was identified only as Jérôme, was suffering from a neurofibromatosis , a genetically-inherited disorder also known as "Elephant Man" disease, which had been deforming his face
Father Finds Doctor to Help Son Walk Again
for developing a schwannoma would be between ..... caught Rod's schwannoma at age 7, Ullrich ..... condition called neurofibromatosis II, where schwannoma tumors can grow ..... something called schwannomatosis , and segmental
A New Face Emerges for Formerly Disfigured Man
tumors were the result of a genetic disorder called neurofibromatosis that causes benign tumors to grow on nerve cells ..... Although all the tumor tissue was removed, the neurofibromatosis persists in all of O'Neal's facial tissues
Cancer Drug Shrinks Benign Tumors That Steal Hearing
Garrett learned she had neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2), a condition ..... Birmingham and an expert on neurofibromatosis . "There is enough encouraging ..... study of this treatment for NF patients," added Korf ..... clinical director, Neurofibromatosis Clinic, Massachusetts General
Drug Shows Promise in Nervous-System Tumor Treatment
of tumors in patients with neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2). In people ..... common tumor is a vestibular schwannoma , which grows on the nerve ..... Disorders and Stroke has more about neurofibromatosis . SOURCE: Massachusetts General
Triumph of the Spirit: Patients Battle Neurofibromatosis
of all children with NF also have learning ..... regulate hearing . NF can also increase a ..... well behind one eye. Neurofibromatosis is not painful to most ..... three times a day. Neurofibromatosis : Courage Against the ..... treatments that prevent neurofibromas ," or tumors, from
Man With Tumor for Face Braves Surgery
Hunan province, suffers from a disease known as neurofibromatosis , a genetic disorder of the nervous system that ..... one out of 4,000 people in the United States, neurofibromatosis is the most common genetic neurological disorder
Transformed By a Face Transplant
Lantieri, who took part in the operation, hails it as the world's first full face transplant. Coler suffers from neurofibromatosis , an extremely rare condition that causes tumors to grow on a victim's face, disfiguring it beyond recognition
Hearing Again: Jessica's 'Miraculous' Recovery
Jessica Stone , a 23-year-old who suffered from neurofibromatosis -- a rare genetic disorder that causes benign tumors ..... site www.lifeinspiresme.com . Find out more about neurofibromatosis www.nfinc.org .
A Fresh Face Made Him a New Man
Seattle , after seeing his face without bandages or stitches. "Perfect. Oh, yeah!" O'Neal suffered from neurofibromatosis , a genetic disorder that caused benign tumors to grow on his nerve cells. These tumors can appear anywhere on
Chemo Alone Effective in Treating Kids' Brain Tumors
averaged 2.2 years before disease progression. The study also found that chemotherapy was most effective among neurofibromatosis patients with low-grade gliomas. "If we can delay radiation, then we allow more time for our youngest patients
Doodles of Dreams
Do you remember last year when Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., donated a doodle for an auction to benefit The Neurofibromatosis Association and epilepsy research? The doodle, of some of his Senate colleagues , sold for more than $2,000
A New Face: Girl Free of 12-Pound Tumor
in her native country may be in sight. Lai Thi Dao suffered for more than 10 years with a slowly growing tumor known as a Schwannoma . The non-cancerous tumor had gradually consumed the lower part of her face. And as it grew, normal tasks such as talking
Counting the Days Until the World Goes Quiet
hometown of Grand Rapids, Mich., Jessica had been no stranger to surgeries. At age 15 she was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis , a rare genetic disorder that causes benign tumors to grow along her nervous system. In all, she has had more
Statins Show Little Benefit for Kids With Learning Disorder
a fairly common genetic disorder. Zocor (simvastatin) did not improve cognitive function in children with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1), a disorder which can involve learning disabilities. The findings were published in the July 16 issue
Community Rallies to Buy Man New Face
defining physical characteristics. O'Neal, 46, has neurofibromatosis , a genetic disorder that causes benign tumors to ..... remove the massive tumors that now cover his face. Neurofibromas are fairly rare and occur in one of about 100
Government's gene guru to resign
and his coworkers have made a number of important discoveries, including identifying genes for cystic fibrosis, neurofibromatosis , a common type of adult leukemia and Huntington's disease. Collins has also published three books, including
Girl Survives Surgery to Remove 12-Pound Facial Tumor
as talking, eating, drinking and sleeping became increasingly difficult. The doctors involved with the surgery said the Schwannoma tumor was one of the largest ever reported -- perhaps even the largest such facial tumor in history -- but it probably won't
Girl to Have Giant Facial Tumor Removed
is heavy and located on one side of her body, even walking has become a challenge. Tragically, the growth, known as a schwannoma tumor, started off as little more than a cyst on Lai's tongue. At this stage, the surgery to remove the growth would
Health Tip: About Birthmarks
Cafe-au-lait spots are a light tan color. More than three of these on the body could indicate a genetic condition called neurofibromatosis , which causes skin tumors. Strawberry hemangiomas are common, reddish in color and are rarely related to health
FW: How much would you pay for a Barack Obama doodle?
Though that's just a guess. The bids go to benefit Neurofibromatosis , Inc. ( NF , Inc.) ( LINK ) a charitable organization that ..... being auctioned include those offered by actress and NF Inc spokeswoman Gillian Anderson ( LINK ), Cindy
Third Face Transplant Signals Advancements, Acceptance
transplant procedure on Tuesday. The 29-year-old patient's face was disfigured by a genetic disorder known as neurofibromatosis -- a condition that causes large but benign tumors to form on the nerves. It is sometimes referred to as the


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Jose Cristobal
Update on Jose CristobalJosé has chosen to request a new loan because he needs more operating capital so that he can continue investing in his business. This will enable him to buy two nursing cows for grazing.
The effect of his previous loan helped him to improve his income and continue working in his business. Both his financial condition and family circumstances have improved.
El efecto del crédito anterior le ayudo a mejorar sus ingresos y seguir trabajando en su negocio; las condiciones económicas han mejorado y las circunstancias familiares se mantienen igual.
Previous Loan DetailsJosé lives with his children and wife, who depend on him. José raises cattle, working with his son on his own schedule to raise, buy, and sell cattle. He is seeking this loan to buy two cows and their calves, which will help him to increase his production of milk and saleable cattle, allowing him... More from Jose Cristobal's previous loan »
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Welcome to the exciting website of Filmmaker Ian Hinck! [[Thanks.]] [[Who]]? (Click this for actual information.) <-- Also there's a back arrow that will appear on the left that can be helpful.
You're welcome! How are you? [[I'm alright]]. [[I'm great]]! [[I'm terrible]]. [[I feel nothing]]. Wait, [[Who]] is Ian Hinck again?
Ian Hinck, a filmmaker living in Los Angeles, known for projects like the kid's show [[Seedlings]] and the super not kid's show [[Mandatory Update]]. Also there have been some [[movies]], [[scripts]], [[shorts]], [[poems]], [[musical enterprises]], [[full cast radio plays]], and [[other stuff]] in there too. [[Thanks.]] Yeah, I mean, that's what Ian has done but WHO is Ian [[REALLY]]?
Seedlings is a narrative show appropriate for all ages set within the world of a video game! You can check it out here! [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Mandatory Update is a crazy video game news show sort of like SNL's Weekend Update. It's over at Gametrailers! [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Ian has made and is always working on movies! Take an (embarrassing?) look back at a 60 minute thesis project from film school here! [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Ian has written many scripts, including a feature western called The Father, a post apocalyptic loneliness fable called At Last, and an (as of yet unauthorized) adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov's Invitation to a Beheading! Also there are many short films, monologues, scene studies, a few plays, and at least two half started novels! [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Ian has made a number of short films either as a director or an editor, Tender (dir. Elric Kane, wr. Lee Ross) is a particular highlight, and the web-series Hitmanning! has its moments. O.o A few new short films are currently in the works! [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Ian writes poetry from time to time. [[Pandora]] [[Siren]] [[Long Day]] Uh...[[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Ian's always up to something. Here's a music video Ian did with Teddy Dief that you should check out right here! [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Well that's something. Could be worse I suppose. Um, what did you do today? [[I just got back from the dentist]]. [[Nothing much]].
Good to hear! It makes me happy that you're doing so well! [[Thanks.]] [[I realize that clicking that will just send me where I already was]].
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that. [[It's ok]]. [[I was just kidding I'm actually alright]].
Well then you won't mind being sent [[here]] to the you-lose-the-site page!
Pandora Faint whispers of times past Mingle with the ever louder echoes of recent pain Attempts in vain to hold at bay Cacophonous realms of possibility The endless avenues Of choice Of chance Of hope Of fear Enter in here and depart before bidden Ridding these frail thinkers of their agency And leaving only regret And wonder At what might have been Had different paths been chosen Different words spoken If the eyes had held in their pale frames Some other meaning More significant Or less Or none at all Had the call arrived moments sooner Footsteps quicker or slower Down the cracked tiles of those floors The noise is ceaseless now Choices long since passed Crashing like waves Irrelevant and yet so destructive Upon the waning facade of the sane mind Fragile visitors upon this Earth We sit and stare from our quiet booths At a world beyond controlling Beyond understanding As we marvel with endless fear At the silent uncaring continuation Of this universe [[Thanks.]] Or go back to [[poems]].
Siren Two sallow caricatures I saw while dozing on the damp grass near the river I had nearly made them out when the distant ringing of a police siren stirred me back to a more real reality it felt like I had risen up through fog or dry water and regained myself or reasserted myself as I had been taught to by years of experience and practice in this life I tried then to recall the figures one tall perhaps and lean the other intangible as if made of mist I realized then that they had seen me there laying on the cool ground and had smiled at me as if to say hello I feel now as if they were me or aspects therein drifting past for my observation fragments of the whole that frigid ground and languid river time and place inseparable inclusive of these two and myself mind and body the reeds the grass the dark trees [[Thanks.]] Or maybe there are other [[poems]] you're interested in.
Long Day It's the end of an endlessly long day And you're driving home through nightmare LA And Nils Frahm reaches a perfect fervor Right as a beautiful woman jogs past In what seems like slow motion And you almost start to cry Because you know you'll never be like her And the song has been building to this for nine minutes And your life for much longer And you feel like you have no one to turn to You wonder if it's the song making you think like this Or if you're somehow thinking the song Because it just fits so perfectly And you hope that it never ends But of course it does And you crest the hill shielding your eyes But the sun is lower than usual because you left late And it's later in the year And as you walk up to your apartment Something smashes on the ground next to you And you hear fighting on the second floor And you think I hope I've still got leftovers I can heat up [[Thanks.]] Or you can read some other [[poems]] if you want.
Ian has loved music for many years and has been in several bands such as Dr. Survivor and the At Seas, The Closers, and The Evening Redness. Ian also makes music independently, some of which can be heard on Soundcloud! Also here's a video of Ian performing a cover of A Kinks Song and here's a video of an original song called Basement. [[Thanks.]] Return to [[Who]] Ian is.
Who are any of us REALLY? [[Ha Ha]]. No but for real, tell me [[more]] about Ian Hinck!
For real. We're all just collections of atoms slamming into each other and rushing around worrying about things that wont matter a thousand years from now, or probably even a thousand seconds from now. So really, who are any of us? Who [[AREN'T]] any of us? People are right, Ian Hinck is really [[pretentious]].
Uh, ok. Well Ian was born in Des Moines Iowa, moved to St. Croix Falls Wisconsin at the age of 1, then moved to Chicago at 18 for college at DePaul University. Ian first studied Acting at The Theatre School at DePaul then moved to the Digital Cinema department due to, let's just say, fate. After that a bunch of stuff happened including various jobs, friends, loves found and lost, a move to LA, some car trouble... you know, standard awesome life stuff. Ian likes dogs and doesn't like bugs. Ian likes trees and hates pollution. Ian likes being able to see the stars and doesn't like feeling lonely. Ian's favorite movies are The Princess Bride, Chinatown, Upstream Color, and like twenty other movies. Ian's favorite book is Blood Meridian. Ian thinks the best episode of Fringe is White Tulip. Ian likes Tom Waits. Ian knows you think Ian is a hipster. Ian is ok with that. Ian is avoiding using he or she on this website. Ian has to go to bed soon. Here's a picture of Ian Hinck:  [[Show me a sassier picture, in black and white, but with the same jacket]]. [[Thanks.]]
Whoa. [[Totally]]. [[I know right]]?
Yeah. It's true. I don't deny it. My senior quote in High School was an [[entire Franz Kafka story]]. How's that for pretentious! Now you've dead-ended yourself right into the fabulous [[Courtesy Page]]!
Yeah. [[Nod]]. [[Stare off into the mid distance]].
For real. What was the [[point]] of this site again?
Yep. [[uh-huh]]. [[sniff]]. [[Stare off into the mid distance]].
You see the mid distance. It is not quite as far away as the distant distance, but not so near as the near distance. There is something about this distance that makes you feel [[insecure]] but it is also [[comforting]] somehow...
Oh, uh, this is the exciting website of filmmaker Ian Hinck, I guess... Want to go back to the [[Welcome]]? Or I guess you could go [[here]]...
There's nothing on this page. You lose. You've lost the website. There's no way out. It's all over. Give up now. For real. Nothing here. Nobody but us chickens. This [[button]] just goes to a page that's exactly the same as this one. I don't know. Don't look at me... You're the one that got us into this mess. But I love you.
There's nothing on this page. You lose. You've lost the website. There's no way out. It's all over. Give up now. For real. Nothing here. Nobody but us chickens. This [[button]] just goes to a page that's exactly the same as this one. I don't know. Don't look at me... You're the one that got us into this mess. But I love you.
This mid distance... there's something strange about it... something unsettling... Something a little too close... but not close enough... and also somehow far... And it smells of lilacs, but not in a good way, the lilacs are somehow rotten, sickly. These are not the lilacs that perfumed the back patio of your parents' house, nor are they the sweet lilacs that remind you of your grandmother. No, these lilacs are the lilacs of ill-repute. Lilacs long dead, bringing with them not joy but fear and loss. As you stand there, staring into this horrid mid distance you realize that your nose is bleeding. You smell the blood before you feel it running down your face. The smell of the blood mixes with these damned lilacs and you wish you could run, but your coward feet will not move. You are rooted to the earth like those damned lilacs. Just then a terrible thought comes to you. A thought so outlandish and strange that it seems to come not from your own mind but from the impossible mouth of cruel fate. You look down at your hands, what you expect to be your hands, and your insane thought is proved true! The lilacs you are smelling, those evil deathly lilacs, are YOU. You are no longer a human being, you are a rotten gnarled ancient growth of lilacs. And you are trapped. You can not move. You can not speak. You simply stand, smelling the wretched stink of your twisted self. Your sap blood coursing too slowly through your nightmare veins. Tragically your mind is no less sharp. You are free to think, and dream, and speculate for all eternity. Hoping for a brush fire, or a farmer, or the choking death of mankind's polluted air to suffocate you out of this terrible prison. But you have no idea if the death of the plant would also mean your own merciful death. If the plant dies would you go with it? Or would you simply dry out, turn to dust, become the earth, still screaming in your filthy mind until the end of unforgiving time. Hard to say. I guess you'll have to wait and see. [[Thanks.]]
The mid distance is the best kind of distance really. It's not so close as to be threatening but not so far as to be confusing. It's a comfortable distance. Free from the challenges of every day life. As you stare into this lovely distance you wonder what it would be like just to live there, to simply pack it all in and move to the mid distance. Just always be like forty to sixty feet from everything. Nothing could ever harm you. No one could ever get that good a look at you. You'd just be there. Hanging out in the mid distance. Being stared at by daydreamers and daytime actors and dime-store philosophers. Or do they stare PAST you? What would it be like, you wonder, to never really be seen again? To never be held? Understood? Loved? Part of you thinks it might be wonderful. A kind of freedom that no living person has ever experienced. But a larger, more rational part of you knows it would be a hell. A prison. You go to the mid distance anyway. Over time you realize your fears were correct, when you live in the mid distance you are always out of reach just as everything is out of YOUR reach. When someone stares at the mid distance you stare back, unable to close that gap, to make the connection, to open that refrigerator. All you want to do is get a glass of water or make a sandwich. Too bad! The fridge is forty to sixty feet away ALWAYS! You want to leave the mid distance. But how do you leave a place that is ALWAYS forty to sixty feet away from EVERY PLACE? You can't get anywhere when you're always forty feet from everywhere. This is a choice you've made and you can't unmake it. You can't walk backwards down this path. You crawled up onto the top bunk and your jerk cousin stole the ladder. You're stuck baby! Get used to it! But hey, at least you've got somewhere to stare. [[Thanks.]]
Well this is getting us nowhere. How about this. Just click on this and go back to the [[Welcome]]. Does that sound ok to you? Otherwise I guess you could go [[here]] but if you go there you sort of lose.
As you sniff you happen to smell turkey bacon wafting on the breeze. [[Go toward the turkey bacon]]. [[Go away from the turkey bacon]].
You go toward the turkey bacon but it turns out to not be turkey bacon but REGULAR BACON! You die. [[I died]]?
You go away from the turkey bacon and fall into a pit. It's very dark and you can't see anything. You think maybe there's something else in here with you. [[Light a match]] (you have a match with you.) [[Freak out]].
Yeah. You died. Happens to everyone sooner or later. Sorry. [[Courtesy Page]]
You light a match and see, cowering in the edge of the light, yourself. But you are dirty and much older. "Oh my god," the other you says. "It's me... oh no...." You're not sure what to make of this. You stare at yourself. "I've been here for years," the other you says. "There's no way out." You look around as the match flickers out and see what looks like strange white sticks on the ground, and several pairs of clothes that look exactly like the ones you are currently wearing. The match burns your fingers and you drop it quickly and put your aching fingers to your lips. There is a long silent pause. Then you hear movement. "There isn't any food down here either," the other you says. "I have to do what I have to do to stay alive." You aren't sure what you mean at first, then you realize that the white sticks were bones just as you feel other you's teeth sink into your neck and you die. For what its worth the other you is still alive. If you could call that living. [[Thanks.]]
You freak out. Accomplishing nothing and something in the dark kills and eats you. [[Thanks.]]
This is the Courtesy Page. I hope you are doing well. Here's Ian's Twitter. Uh, that's it pretty much. [[Welcome]] This site was made with Twine! All the content is copyright Ian Hinck 2015. Thanks for visiting! <3
Oh? How'd you fare? [[My teeth are perfect]]! [[I had a cavity]].
That's exciting. [[Yep]].
Congrats! Probably because you floss. [[Probably]]. [[I don't floss]].
You should floss. [[Yep]].
Yep. [[Totally]]
Well then I have no idea. They say flossing is the most important thing. Besides brushing I guess. Anyway teeth are important and it's good to take care of them. [[I agree]]. [[There are other more important things]].
Nice. [[Yep]].
Like what? [[Good diet]]. [[Having fun]].
Sure thing. [[Totally]].
I guess. I don't really care about food all that much. I like chicken kabobs though. Do you like chicken kabobs? [[Yes]]. [[No]].
Hard to have fun if you don't have any teeth though. [[Good point]]. [[It's possible]].
You are smart. Congratulations! You win this website (though you should start flossing.) Start over at the [[Welcome]] page. Or visit the very exciting [[Courtesy Page]]! Thanks for visiting Ianhinck.com!! Tell your friends!
Oh, you don't like chicken kabobs? That's ok. Oh, [[here]] I found this nice page for you!
Then we agree. [[Yep]].
Now you're just being difficult. [[Sorry]]. [[I don't like you]].
It's ok. I forgive you. [[Thanks]].
Probably wise. Hey, go [[here]].
True. [[I also noticed that in that page link the . is inside the link but on most of the other ones it is outside of the link]].
That's true. I realized that too late and didn't feel like changing it. [[That's ok, I forgive you]]. [[You're lazy]].
[[Thanks.]] Oh! Almost got me with that thanks, but [[I realize that clicking that will just send me where I already was]]!
Sometimes. [[Courtesy Page]]
:( [[:(]] Perhaps this, probably out of date by now, 10% off on [[PSN]] code would help?
Well that's good to hear! I was just kidding again [[I'm terrible]]. [[Thanks.]] You really made me feel [[Welcome]] at your website.
:( [[:(]] [[Yeah]].
Well. I hope you feel better. [[Yep]].
That's weirdly specific but ok:  [[Nice, show me another sassy picture but this time with Elyse Willems]]. [[Thanks.]]
Ok, but last one.  [[Happy now]]? [[Thanks.]]
No? What would make you happy? [[A picture of Ian laughing with five dear friends]]. [[Nothing would make me happy]].
Oh, well then you're in luck!  [[Thanks.]]
I'm sorry to hear that. [[Yep]].
Here's the code. I'm sure it doesn't work anymore if it's after 1-25-15. But who knows! And it's the American code. KF56EM5KB3 [[Thanks.]]
A Little Fable by Franz Kafka "Alas," said the mouse, "the whole world is growing smaller every day. At the beginning it was so big that I was afraid, I kept running and running, and I was glad when I saw walls far away to the right and left, but these long walls have narrowed so quickly that I am in the last chamber already, and there in the corner stands the trap that I must run into." "You only need to change your direction," said the cat, and ate it up.
{Wait. Who let you in here? [[No one]]. [[I let myself in here]]. [[π]]
{Oh good. Well then, this must all just be some misunderstanding. You can leave now. [[Thanks.]]
{Aren't you industrious? I mean, it was the same as the rest of the site, just [[random]] links leading to random places.
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{Yes, but the background of these pages is kind of red... so that's exciting right? [[Very]]. [[Not really]].
{I agree. It's fun to stir things up sometimes. You know, as long as you don't go too far with it, as long as nobody gets hurt. [[Yep]].
{Oh, well how's about this sort of purpley blue? You like that better? It makes it hard to see the links! A challenge! Exciting! [[I do]]. No, [[I don't like blue]].
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{What? You don't like blue? Who doesn't like blue. It's one of the basic colors. Well, that's ok, different strokes for different folks as they say. I like blue. I like a darker blue than this though if I'm honest. But people are so rarely honest, you know what I mean? Sometimes it gets so I can't even tell if I'm being totally truthful myself. How can people trust each other when trusting oneself is so hard? Anyways, long story short blue is great and you're a sillypants. I'm sorry about that sillypants thing. It's ok if you don't like blue. I'm sure you've got your reasons. I used to really like orange but then I had a boss who was a real pile of garbage and he loved orange. Everything he had was orange. And now I associate orange with him. So it ruined this interesting color for me. But I'm getting over it. One day at a time. If I'm honest now again I'm sort of losing steam on this thread here and I've got to leave for a haircut. So I'm just going to send you back to the [[Welcome]] page.
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Super 8 Lee/Berkshires/Outlet Area
Super 8 Lee/Berkshires/Outlet Area
Hotel Guest Rating: 7.1/10
I-170 Housatonic Street
Lee, MA 01238
Welcome to the Super 8 Lee/Berkshires/Outlet Area
Complimentary breakfast and proximity to the area's outlet shops are the perks Priceline guests enjoy at the non-smoking Super 8 Lee/Berkshires/Outlet Area.
Hotel Features
The two-story Super 8 features 49 rooms, all with cable TV, work desks, microwaves, mini-fridges and coffeemakers. High-speed internet access is available. Before venturing out to shop or explore the area, guests fuel up at the free continental breakfast.
Hotel Location
Located at the intersection of I-90 and Route 20, the Super 8 is within minutes of outdoor recreation, art galleries and western Massachusetts attractions. It's a half-mile from outlet shopping and five miles from the Tanglewood Music Center. The Norman Rockwell Museum is seven miles away. Bradley International Airport is 47 miles from the hotel.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests praise the "good-value" of Super 8, plus its "excellent," "convenient" location that puts them "near outlets, I-90 and downtown."
Super 8 Lee/Berkshires/Outlet Area Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible parking
- Air conditioning
- Baggage hold
- Bus parking
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Cribs
- Desk with lamp
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Family/oversized room
- Free local calls
- High speed internet access
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Interior corridors
- Internet services
- Ironing board
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- Outdoor parking
- Parking
- Photocopy center
- Recreational vehicle parking
- Restaurant
- Rollaway bed
- Security
- Truck parking
- Wakeup service
Hotel Information
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Over the years I've been in Japan, I've become a lover of Japanese sake. It's not just because I'm a cheap drunk, but also because it's delicious and there are so many varieties. Every time I come home, I always bring some samples of random stuff for my friends and family to try. Sake is definitely one of the cool things to experience when you come to Japan.
The word sake (酒) in Japanese actually means any kind of liquor. When we use the term sake, we're referring to one of two Japanese alcohol drinks – nihonshu (日本酒 – rice wine) and shochu (焼酎 – distilled spirits). While shochu originated in the Asian mainland, nihonshu is native to Japan. It's likely that nihonshu was referred to as sake before shochu, beer, wine and other types of alcohol became common in Japan.
Shochu is the Japanese equivalent of firewater. A little like vodka, it burns going down and is usually mixed, diluted with water, or at least drunk over the rocks. They have no tradition here of doing shots like we do in the West, and thank the good Lord for that.
There are two types of shochu – ko (甲) and otsu (乙). Otsu is considered 'pure' shochu because it comes from only one source. This source may be potatoes (芋焼酎 – imo-jochu), barley (麦焼酎 – mugi-jochu), buckwheat (蕎麦焼酎 – soba-jochu), rice (米焼酎 – kome-jochu), or any number of other raw materials. Ko, on the other hand, is made through multiple distillations of a mixture of raw materials.
Otsu is usually drunk on the rocks or mixed with water so that the taste comes through. Each type of otsu has its own aroma and flavor that comes from the raw material used. Ko doesn't have this distinctive flavor and is mixed to make cocktails like chu-hi (酎ハイ – high ball with shochu).
What makes shochu especially cool is that every tiny corner of the country has its own local brand. At my local liquor store there's an entire isle devoted to shochu from Chiba Prefecture where I live. It would probably take me two weeks just to try reading all of the labels.
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Nihonshu (日本酒) is often called rice wine but it would more accurately be called 'rice beer' because the process of making it is more like that of beer. No sugar is used in the fermenting process.
Most folks back home love sake because you heat it up and drink it hot, which makes it something of a novelty. However, sake connoisseurs usually prefer their nihonshu either chilled or served at room temperature. Usually only the cheap stuff is heated up.
Sake is a traditional part of the Japanese Shinto religion. It's called omiki (お神酒) and sipped on special occasions such as New Year's, wedding ceremonies, festivals and funerals. People usually sip sake at ceremonies... except for my dad who, thinking it was water, downed a glass and nearly choked at my son's christening.
One of the great things about sake (both kinds) is that if you can develop a taste for it, you can drink very cheaply. Sake drinks are usually cheaper at bars than beer and mixed drinks that use whiskey, vodka or gin. It's a nice way to economize while still enjoying a night out.
The wonderful world of izakaya
People always look at me strangely when I go into a liquor store and buy Japanese booze instead of the beer or wine they'd expect a Westerner to be buying. Has anybody else acquired a taste for Japanese sake?
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His teammate, forward Hunter Bishop of Fairbanks, extended his point streak to six games (4-5--9 in that span) with one goal and one assist to give him 24-25--49 totals in 48 matches. Bishop owns points in 10 of his last 11 games and has delivered 15 multiple-point games this season.
On the college front, Notre Dame junior goaltender Steve Summerhays of Anchorage furnished 22 saves today in a 2-1 win over Miami (Ohio) outdoors at Soldier Field in Chicago, where Minnesota and Wisconsin are playing as this is written. Summerhays is 16-11-0 with a 2.01 goals-against average and .919 save percentage. Also playing in the game was Notre Dame freshman winger Mario Lucia, who was born in Fairbanks and had a goal, and wNotre Dame sophomore winger Austin Wuthrich of Anchorage, who had two shots on goal.
Speaking of college, UAA freshman center Blake Tatchell, the team's leading point man with 8-15--23 totals in 30 games, ranks tied for 11th in the country in points per game by a freshman (.77).
And speaking of the Seawolves, their electrifying 4 of 6 performance on the power play Saturday in an excruciating 6-5 overtime loss to visiting Nebraska-Omaha did wonders for their national ranking in that category. UAA started the weekend ranked 54th among 59 Division I teams with a 12.6 conversion rate. Saturday's performance raised the Seawolves' power-play efficiency to 15.8 percent, which zoomed them up to 37th nationally.
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Home to the most beautiful coast and countryside; Sussex is the perfect holiday escape whether you want a relaxing short break or action-packed adventure.
Walkers and cyclists will enjoy Sussex. This is great walking country or you could grab a bike and take to the network of quiet country roads. A boat trip is another great way to enjoy the scenery from a different aspect, take a leisurely cruise from Eastbourne to the lighthouse and discover a tranquil place to breathe.
You''ll find holiday cottages located within easy reach of all the region''s well known attractions and beauty spots both inland and at the coast and there''s an abundance of Blue Flag awarded beaches scattered along the coast. For a really atmospheric look at the coastline head to Beachy Head with its dramatic chalk cliffs, and make the time to stroll through one of the picturesque fishing harbours dotted around to pick up unique souvenirs and fresh seafood.
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If there''s one thing you can''t escape in Sussex, its history and the famous battle site of 1066 in Hastings holds a wealth of it, and offers a family friendly day out to explore one of history''s most important events. Similarly Arundel Castle could also be on your agenda; it sits majestically above the roof tops of the town below and is bursting at the seams with stories and relics.
For family fun, visit one of the county''s many animal parks; Drusillas Park at Alfriston is a paradise of small exotic animals or there''s the Ashdown Forest Llama Park, home to more than 100 llamas and Fishers Farm Park is great for getting the younger ones moving. The Blue Reef Aquarium at Hastings and Brighton Sealife Centre are the ultimate way to experience underworld treasures without getting your feet wet.
Be inspired by the birthplace of modern England, and come and see for yourself why so many people choose to holiday in Sussex. Take a look at our selection of holiday cottages in Sussex today.
This superb, detached, spacious family home is in an enviable position with direct river frontage and panoramic views of the historic town of Arundel, including the cathedral and historic castle.Beautifully presented throughout, with neutral relaxing colour schemes and high levels of comfort, this light and spacious home is conveniently located in this quaint town, and has the advantage of private security gated parking for up to 6 cars, plus a large lawned enclosed garden with rattan furniture and outside seating – ideal for those wishing to enjoy dining al fresco with the river gently running by. With families in mind, there is a family/play room, and other features include a super picture window and easy seating area within the master bedroom, and this room plus the twin bedroom, share a large balcony – the perfect place to sit and savour the interesting views.It is only a 5-minute walk to the outdoor public lido swimming pool, children's play area, crazy/mini golf, all-weather floodlit tennis courts and boat trips. Plus, there are plentiful antique shops, galleries, pubs, tea rooms, ice cream parlours and restaurants to discover. For those wishing to enjoy a car free holiday, the railway station is about a 10-minute walk away. Enjoy wonderful riverside walks locally, or excellent walks along the South Downs National Park in the surrounding area. Arundel is recognised for its castle and variety of historic buildings in a small area; there are around 500 buildings in this conservation area, and many are listed. The beautiful castle is referred to in the Domesday Book in 1086, and has been occupied by the Dukes of Norfolk and their families for over 850 years. The Victorian catholic cathedral was designed by Joseph Hansom, who also designed the Hansom cab. The River Arun winds its way around the town, and is a magnet for wildlife, with the Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre attracting some of the world's most spectacular birds. There are various seaside resorts nearby, with Climping Beach being only a 5-minute drive. Slightly further afield are the seaside towns of Worthing, Bognor, Elmer and Littlehampton. Bustling Brighton is within 40 minutes' drive, with the ornate Royal Pavilion, The Lanes for interesting artefacts, plentiful theatres, art galleries, extensive shopping, the marina with harbour side dining, and many amusements for all ages along the beach.Visit Chichester, with its beautiful, ornate cathedral, theatre, pedestrianised shopping, tea rooms, harbour tours, Goodwood and Fontwell racing. Also within easy driving distance, is naval Portsmouth with ships, Spinnaker Tower, and day trips to the Isle of Wight. In addition, various National Trust homes and gardens including Parham House, Amberley Museum and West Dean Gardens can all be enjoyed nearby. Also Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Petworth House and Amberley Brook are worth a visit. Golf, sailing, surfing, horse riding and cycling can be found locally. Beach 5 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 500 yards.
Large entrance hall. Living room with gas woodburner and patio doors to garden. Kitchen with dining area, additional seating area, patio doors to garden and tiled floor. TV room. Utility. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with 6ft bed, TV, patio doors to balcony, seating area and en-suite bathroom with free-standing bath, separate shower cubicle and toilet. Two further double bedrooms; each with 6ft bed, one with en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle and toilet, one with en-suite bathroom and toilet. Two twin bedrooms; each with TV, one with zip and link bed (can be 6ft double), patio doors to balcony and en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle and toilet, one with en-suite shower room and toilet.
Standing gracefully within its own enclosed gardens with indoor heated swimming pool, this superb family detached house is located less than 300 yards from the beach. It combines modern comforts with plentiful character; there is a huge main living room with vast inglenook and open fire, wood panelling, Tudor style coving and ceiling finishes. The dining room also continues the Tudor theme with the furniture style, and also has a large inglenook with open fire. In addition there is a light and spacious conservatory overlooking the large lawned garden, and a separate TV room. Dining can also be enjoyed in the large well equipped kitchen/breakfast room or al-fresco in the garden during warmer months. The sweeping solid wood staircase with stained glass window leads up to the well laid out first floor including a bedroom with a four-poster bed. Ideal for families, the indoor heated swimming pool is open all year, and the popular unspoilt beach is less than 300 yards away. It lies close to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, enjoying scenic walks, birdwatching, crabbing, fishing and swimming. Seaside resorts close by with plenty of seaside family entertaiment include Littlehampton, Worthing and Bognor Regis, or West Wittering is about half an hour's drive. Chichester is also within easy reach, with its beautiful ornate cathedral and abundance of pedestrianised cobbled lanes with various shops, pubs, restaurants and popular Festival Theatre and famous Goodwood Races or Fontwell Racecourse. Other places of interest include The Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, historic Arundel with castle, cathedral and various shops, and the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, ideal for bird-watchers. Brighton is perfect for a family day out, boasting the decadent Royal Pavilion, art galleries, theatres and Sea Life Museum, plus seaside entertainment. The South Downs National Park has walking and riding with many footpaths. Shops and pub 300 yards.
Large living room with inglenook. Dining room with inglenook. Well-equipped kitchen with breakfast area, Aga and electric cooker. Utility. Conservatory. TV room with piano. Separate toilet. First floor: Two double bedrooms, one with 5ft bed, one four-poster. Three twin bedrooms. Family bathroom with large bath and separate shower cubicle. Shower room with large shower cubicle (no toilet). Separate toilet.
Converted from a traditional Sussex oast house – retaining beams, an open fire in the living room and wood-burning stove in the drawing room - this property exudes elegance and stylish living with light spacious rooms and breathtaking views across the Brede Valley. With its own terrace and lawned garden area, it nestles in the owner's 450 acres of woodland, orchards and paddocks (use by arrangement with the owner). There is also use of a hard tennis court. The Oast House lies 1 mile from the pretty village of Sedlescombe. This is excellent walking territory, and a peaceful stroll can be enjoyed around the meandering Powdermill Reservoir. The property is situated in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in a valley to the north of the River Brede providing a rich mosaic of habitats – where deer, badgers and of course foxes can be spotted. It is also renowned for its good fishing. The Sussex Weald is rich in historic significance: the abbey remains at Battle can be seen 3 miles away, whilst the beautiful 'picture book' moated castle at Bodiam (NT), and Pevensey Castle can be visited, or alternatively the smugglers caves at Hastings can be explored. Rye, infamous for its smuggling connections, retains windy cobbled streets and excellent tea rooms! Leeds Castle, Sissinghurst Gardens, Great Dixter Gardens and Smallhythe Place all make for an interesting day out. Pebble beaches at Bexhill and Winchelsea, and miles of golden sandy beach at Camber, lie a short drive away. Golf available locally. One hour from Ashford International and connections to Paris and Euro Disney. Shops 1 mile. Please note: This property accepts 3-night breaks only (Friday to Monday).
Very large drawing room with wood-burning stove, TV and French doors to terrace. Breakfast room in roundel. Farmhouse-style well-equipped fitted kitchen. Boot room/utility room. Double bedroom. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower cubicle and toilet. First floor: Very spacious beamed open-plan living room with open fire, and well-equipped fully fitted kitchen in roundel. Two double bedrooms. Twin bedroom. Two bathrooms with over-bath shower and toilet. Separate toilet.
These delightful holiday properties are situated within an arable working farm, with horse stables, riding and livery, which are all available to guests by prior arrangement. Surrounded by miles of open countryside, fields and scenic walks along a historic disused canal, it is abundant in wildlife, including many birds, as well as rabbits, hares and deer.Paddock Barn and The Courtyard are attached, and have been designed with a similar layout, including open plan living rooms and kitchen/dining rooms with natural slate floors, wood-burning stoves and spacious bedrooms with vaulted ceilings.The properties can be booked together to accommodate larger groups, to sleep a maximum of 16 guests in total.Barnham Court Farm is located just 4 miles from the nearest quiet beach at Climping, whilst the unspoilt beach at West Wittering is only about 20 minutes' drive away. Chichester is only 6 miles away, with its beautiful ornate cathedral and abundance of pedestrianised cobbled lanes with various shops, tearooms, pubs and restaurants. Other amenities include a leisure centre with indoor pool, a cinema complex, the popular Festival Theatre which has year-round productions, and famous Goodwood Races for horse or motor racing; Fontwell racecourse is also only about 3 miles away. Other places of interest include The Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, and historic Arundel with castle cathedral, various book and art shops, and the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust – ideal for bird-watchers. Slightly further afield is Brighton, perfect for a family day out, boasting the decadent Royal Pavilion, art galleries, theatres and Sea Life Museum, plus seaside entertainment along the promenade and pier. The South Downs National Park is less than 3 miles away with wonderful opportunities for walking and riding, with many footpaths. Horse riding can be available by prior arrangement from the riding school in the farmyard, and livery can also be arranged. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant ½ mile.
Living room with slate floor and wood-burning stove. Modern kitchen/dining room with slate floor. Five bedrooms; three double and two twin. Two bathrooms, each with over-bath shower and toilet. Separate toilet.
Note: Paddock Barn P45 and The Courtyard PKKQ, can be booked together to sleep up to 16 people.
Beautifully presented throughout, this splendid Grade II listed Regency town house offers wonderful views to historical Arundel Castle, which is only 50 yards away. Located in the heart of this quaint town, it is only a 2-minute walk from plentiful antique shops, pubs, restaurants, cathedral and lido, and near the Wildfowl and Wetlands for birdwatching. In keeping with the Regency era, the furnishings cleverly complement the period style, and are carefully co-ordinated and styled to enhance features such as the ornamental fire surrounds and large windows. The holiday accommodation is spacious, set over four floors, and with families in mind, there is a games room on the lower ground floor. Arundel is recognised for its castle and variety of historic buildings in a small area. Out of around 500 buildings in the conservation area, many are listed. The beautiful castle is referred to in the Domesday Book in 1086, and has been occupied by the Dukes of Norfolk and their families for over 850 years. The Victorian Catholic Cathedral was designed by Joseph Hansom, who also designed the Hansom cab. Climping Beach is only a 5-minute drive, or slightly further, Worthing, Elmer or Littlehampton. Bustling Brighton is within 20 minutes' drive, within the ornate Royal Pavilion, The Lanes for interesting artefacts, plentiful theatres, art galleries, extensive shopping, the marina with harbourside dining, and many amusements for all ages along the beach. Visit Chichester, with its beautiful ornate cathedral, theatre, pedestrianised shopping, tea rooms, harbour tours, Goodwood or Fontwell racing. Also within easy reach is the picturesque harbour village of Bosham with antiques, emporium and waterside cafe, or naval Portsmouth with Spinnaker Tower, designer shopping and waterside dining. In addition, various National Trust homes and gardens, excellent walking along the South Downs, golf, sailing, surfing, riding, and cycling can all be enjoyed nearby. Shops 50 yards.
Spacious living room with open fire. Dining room with ornamental fire surround. Large, well-equipped kitchen with gas Range (for cooking). Lower ground floor: Games room. Study. Utility. First floor: Three double bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet, one with en-suite shower room and toilet. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. Second floor: Two double bedrooms, one with 5ft bed, each with additional single bed (for +1).
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News and views from the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team
Have you wondered why there is so little in the SDK specific to CRM Online? That's because a large part of the developer scenarios for CRM are identical for both CRM Online and CRM 4.0 (on-premise). There are two features, plug-ins and custom workflow activities, that are currently available only in the on-premise version. However, other aspects of the SDK are available for both. In addition, there are a few messages that are for CRM Online only. These provide resources that are unique to CRM Online.
Tip: Search in the SDK for "CRM Online Only" to find them. This is quite easy to do in the download version of the SDK. This screenshot shows you one of these messages.
Each message in the SDK has a table at the top of the page that tells you two things:
1. Which deployments support the message (on-premise, online, or IFD) 2. Whether the message works while disconnected from the server (offline)
1. Which deployments support the message (on-premise, online, or IFD)
2. Whether the message works while disconnected from the server (offline)
The following screenshot shows the Create message, which works for all deployment types and works while the client is online or offline.
Get the SDK download, which contains all the samples, including many that are too big to appear in the help file. Or view the SDK help file online.
Amy Langlois
This is a very helpful post. Though, we are not quite sure about how to deploy customizations for CRM Online. In some cases, we have customizations residing on the CRM web server. How do we configure CRM Online to use the SDK customization? Thanks, VJ
This is a good post and helped us understand the difference between Online vs On-Premise SDK. Though, we are not clear about where the SDK customizations would be stored in the CRM online. Usually, on-premise allows us to store them directly on the web server. Since, we do not have access to the web server, how do we go about deploying them customizations?
What sort of customizations are you talking about? Some customizations would require you to have your own Web server. For example, if you want to add a button that goes to your own page, then you would need to host the page on your own server. Other customizations, just as adding a button that shows a map, would be pointing to maps.live.com (or the equivalent)
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First Flight
Alleviating a non-pilot's fears of little airplanes
Liz was a good sport and willing to learn, but she had a tough time suppressing her fears. I explained every move I made, from engine start to shutdown, and I warned her ahead of time about any sound or movement the aircraft might make—the rumble and slight wallow associated with gear retraction or extension, the gear warning horn (which I carefully avoided activating) and the autopilot disconnect warning. I pulled the stall warning circuit breaker before the flight to avoid scaring her during landing. I had her wear the most comfortable headset I own and got rid of the confusing ATC chatter as soon as it was practical.
I pointed out the airspeed indicator and altimeter on her copilot instruments so she could keep track of speed and height, but I deliberately avoided burdening her with any other technical information unless she asked. By planning ahead, I kept bank angles to no more than 15 degrees, maintained a fairly level deck angle using gear and flaps to facilitate descents, made power increases and reductions very slowly and generally tried to make the entire flight as smooth as possible.
I tried to keep my explanations as short as possible to let her take it all in with a minimum of coaching. My comments were only intended to suggest that everything she was experiencing was normal and expected.
I'd love to report that my incredible skill and ability delighted Liz and she became so enthusiastic that she's now working on her private ticket. That's not exactly the case, partially because I'm not that good, but a combination of a reliable airplane and excellent weather made for an easy flight. Nothing I did confirmed her fears, and I apparently relieved some of them.
If you're asked to give a first flight, especially if it's with someone who may be apprehensive about flying, remember that you're not trying to impress them with your super-human ability to operate an airplane. You don't need a big, pressurized twin, either, although twins do inspire confidence in non-pilots. A Piper Cherokee or Cessna Skyhawk will do just fine. (Some pilots favor high wings for a first flight because of the better view of the ground.)
Pick a clear day, keep bank angles to a minimum, fly as smoothly as possible and attempt to make the experience as enjoyable as you can. Your primary mission should be to prove that small aircraft can be as comfortable and safe as airliners and a whole lot more fun.
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Whats the right way around the "Horn"
maybe silly question but a lengthy discussion between a couple of club members brought this up.
Whats the easy ( correct, most travelled ) route around the Horn ..
From East to West
from West to East
Thanks Thorsten
ps. it might NOT be the direction the big Multihulls or the Volvo Around the world races are run , but the COMMON way around.
Whats the right way around the "Horn"
The only race to go east to west is the BT Global Challenge. The next one is set for 2004-2005, and I think starts next September.
You can read about it at----------------------- http://www.btchallenge.com/BTGde____frontpage_WFC.html
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Whats the right way around the "Horn"
Yea, West to East. I think that it''s because the prevailing winds/waves blow in that direction and it''s easier to reach than beat into it.
Whats the right way around the "Horn"
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area, as a member of the Pacific West Region, is involved in the first regional effort in the National Park Service to become carbon neutral. The region has developed a vision of having its park operations be carbon neutral and of having all of its parks be a member of the Climate Friendly Parks Program.
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August 19, 2008 Packing over 1000 horsepower after its GT1000 twin turbo upgrade, and with an eye-watering measured top speed of 235.4mph (378kph) that it can reach in less than 2 miles of straight road, this 2005 Ford GT has been given the full treatment by the high-velocity tuning gods at Hennessey Performance Engineering. Now it's up for sale on eBay - for the price of a small house.
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Borgo Grondaie - Siena
Due to its strategic position, the hotel Borgo Grondaie, is the perfect starting point for excursions to Siena and the beautiful Chianti and Brunello region.
Free wireless Internet access is available in the lobby and there's an outdoor swimming pool (seasonal) on-site. This is a smoke-free property.
We absolutely LOVED this hotel!! The grounds are gorgeous (more spectacular in person)…
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 26 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
If you are planning to arrive after 10 PM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Smoke-free property
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Outdoor pool
- Free bicycles on site
- Pool sun loungers
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Garden
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
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Borgo Grondaie - Siena's small print
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
A tax is imposed by the city and collected at the property in cash: EUR 2.50 per person, per night, for the first 6 nights. For stays from 1 November to 29 February the tax is reduced to EUR 1.50 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to residents of the city, children under 12 years of age, or disabled persons. Please note that further exemptions may apply. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.50 per person, per night, up to 6 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
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Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 9.50 for adults and EUR 5 for children (approximately)
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T-Mobile's Green Perks app goes live
I don't typically cover apps or widgets that send e-coupons to my cellular phone very often or at all, but I kind of dig the Green Perks app from T-Mobile. It's the Oregonian in me, I swear. So, what is Green Perks and why should I download it onto my T-Mobile device? That's what you're asking yourself, right? Well, it's meant to send e-coupons from Green… Read More
Vodafone thinking of buying T-Mo UK?
Vodafone, the world's largest cellular operator, is thinking about buying T-Mobile UK, making the giant even bigger. The plan is under scrutiny right now as it would essentially create a massive Euro-monopoly on the cellular front. Vodafone declined to comment. But people familiar with the situation said the company was examining the case for making an offer for T-Mobile UK, or setting up… Read More
Micro-USB to be the standard phone charging port of Europe
In a move that should have been done years ago, the top mobile phone suppliers of Europe have all signed an agreement that micro-USB will be the standard phone charging port. Soon consumers will not have to fret over charging cables as all the phones from Nokia, Sony Ericsson, LG, NEC, Qualcomm, Motorola, RIM, Samsung, Texas Instruments, and even Apple sold in Europe will all charge via micro-USB. Read More
Quick Review: Mass Effect Galaxy
Have you ever gotten excited about a new title that just came out from a game shop that you admire and love, only to play through the game and think: that's it?! I got all worked up for THIS?! Well, that just happened to me. It took me all of 3 hours to beat Mass Effect Galaxy. No, I didn't cheat. No, I didn't take shortcuts (I actually spent longer than I should have on… Read More
App Review: Lemonade Tycoon for iPhone
Free fun, thy name is Lemonade Tycoon. I downloaded EA Mobile's free Lemonade Tycoon to my iPod touch yesterday and spent the better part of the afternoon creating my own beverage empire, one fresh squeezed glass at a time. Read More
App Roundup: games, games and more games
There are more than 10,000 games on the App Store, according to Apptism. That's 20% of all apps released on the store: how the hell do you decide which one to buy? We can't help you there, but we can keep serving you up reviews of recently released games so you can decide for yourself. We spent the week fumbling around with 5 of them: Tradewinds 2, Castle Of Magic, Archon… Read More
No HTC Hero UI for you! T-Mobile user!
Looks like the licensing nazi has struck again. The slick "Sense" UI on the coveted HTC Hero is not going to be available as an upgrade for anybody in the US any time soon. That's right, even though my G1 and the MyTouch/Magic are made and developed by HTC, you'll find it also says Google on the back. Being a Google-branded product apparently precludes the Magic and G1… Read More
Android Development Kit goes native
When the iPhone SDK launched and the platform was opened to native applications, it was huge news. No longer limited to cruddy web apps, developers flocked to the platform and the App Store exploded. Last night, Google announced that developers were now free to develop native applications for the Android platform. Unfortunately, this move isn't nearly as monumental. Unlike the… Read More
Videos: KDDI develops new "augmented reality" cell phone app
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Car and Driver: Texting and driving is worse than drinking and driving
Here's more evidence that texting and driving is terribly dangerous. Car and Driver magazine tested to see how long it takes to hit the brake when completely unimpaired, legally drunk, reading e-mail, and sending a text message. It turns out that sending a text message adds 70 feet to your drive before you hit the break, the most out of all four scenarios. Read More
AT&T UVerse Controller for iPhone
This is an interesting addition to your AT&T U-verse TV DVR (does anyone have one? I've never seen one). The new iPhone app allows folks to control their DVRs remotely using the Touch or the iPhone and augments the current Web Remote Access service available for U-verse. The app allows you to pick and record content from the comfort of being in front of your iPhone. Read More
From Tokyo: iPhone 3GS queue and Japan's official pre-launch event
I just came back from the official pre-launch event for the iPhone 3GS in Japan, organized by telecommunications giant SoftBank (the exclusive carrier in Nippon). The iPhone is often said to be rather unpopular in this country (which isn't true), but even though the event began at 10 in the night, it was totally packed. Read More
NoPorn: Apple Removes "Hottest Girls" From The App Store
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In 1992 Charles Norwood and Meregan Turner (now Mrs Norwood) flew into Kano in Northern Nigeria to pick up a Land Rover that belonged to Charles. It had been left there by an expedition he was supporting and back up for. The original idea was to relocate the Land Rover back to the UK via the Sahara. However the Tuareg ( the blue men of the desert) had other ideas and were were blocking the overland route across the Sahara and robbing tourists that ventured into their territory. If Charles and Meregan had been able to drive that route home Safari Drive may never have been formed.
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48 Years Ago: The Doors Banned From 'The Ed Sullivan Show'
It was a clash of mainstream culture vs. the counterculture when the Doors were booked to appear on the Ed Sullivan Show on Sept. 17, 1967.
It was a clash of mainstream culture vs. the counterculture when the Doors were booked to appear on the Ed Sullivan Show on Sept. 17, 1967.
Did he or didn't he?
Doors frontman Jim Morrison was arrested and maced at a concert on Dec. 9, 1967
British Singer Marianne Faithful claims that her ex-boyfriend killed Jim Morrison back in July of 1971.
Her then boyfriend Jean de Breteuil, known as the "heroin dealer to the stars", had accidentally killed Morrison by giving him drugs that were too strong...
Singer, songwriter and actress Marianne Faithful has revealed who supplied the drugs that killed Jim Morrison.
Jim Morrison would have turned 70 on Sunday, and to celebrate, you can bid on the last notebook he ever wrote in if you happen to have the big bucks.
We have always wondered what it would be like if some of the greatest entertainers of all time were still alive today. We have also wondered what would Jim Morrison, Elvis, Janis, etc look like today.
Did you know...
The Doors were the FIRST band to advertise a new album on a billboard
Jim Morrison used the same microphone to record "Strange Days" as Frank Sinatra used to record a bunch of his albums
Jim Morrison's leather pants had no fly.
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To be a great frontman, you don't necessarily have to have the best voice, or the greatest musical ability. The "frontman" is the image of the band, the guy the spotlight focuses on, the guy with the sex appeal, the guy who can command a crowd. Here's this week's [Top 5 Tuesday] list.
He was a shocking figure to be sure, and yesterday marked the anniversary of his arrest in New Haven on December 9, 1967 for taunting a cop who had maced him before the show.
Back in 1997 Rock Historian Bret Meisner traveled to Paris to see the tomb of the late Jim Morrison of the Doors.
He had one of his assistants snap this photo, and when it was developed, there was a strange and eerie image of the "Ghost" of Jim Morrison to the right and behind Bret in the photo. It appears to show Morrison standing with his arms wide open like he has done many times on stage.
Jim Morrison would have turned 68 years old today. Born on December 8, 1943 in Melbourne, Florida, he was the son of a Naval Officer and therefore moved around a lot as a child, experiencing life as a "military brat".


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Isn't it so brother!! Awesome.
Thanks, rtiposters!
There is so much wisdom in the pages of that book. Love this.
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great delivery of the message Peter... inspirational words :))
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Silk maxi dress from TBA, with shirtdress styling and dramatic high slits. Features sheer upper with bust pockets and button front placket, and long pleated skirt, partially lined with hidden side zipper.
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Ever go to a restaurant with a group and observe the dreaded double-dipper? That is, the guy who dips a chip, only eats a portion of it, then dips it again. This practice always reaches epidemic proportions at Super Bowl parties, with various dip bowls strewn about the kitchen and game-viewing room.
Until we polish off a six of Molson Canadian, we usually do spy those double-dippers. But by the second half, thanks to those monster Tostitos chips they're selling these days, we're also in the repeat offender category.
But little did we know though that OUR NEXT DIP COULD BE OUR LAST. At least according to a study from Clemson University on the practice.
The recent student on the practice of double-dipping (our tax dollars at work!) said that "on average, the students found that the three to six double dips transferred about 10,000 bacteria from an eater's mouth to the remaining dip sample."
In other words, bacteria is transferred from the chip dipper into the dip and back onto your chip!
Not as bad as this guy felt, but close:
More Dawson: "You can eat the dip, but you shouldn't eat it when someone else is double dipping. I like to say it's like kissing everybody at the party - if you're double dipping, you're putting some of your bacteria in that dip."
#1 suggestion made by Dawson to alleviate the chance of infection? Something near and dear to the Patriots and Giants placekickers in the actual game: smaller chips.


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A way to make computer programmes user-friendly: stop changing them
I am not, by natural inclination, a Microsoft-hater. It may have an unfair near-monopoly on PC software but in the past its programmes and operating systems have served me well enough. That benign indifference has now come to an end. I am furious with this global tyranny which has created chaos in my professional life.
The purchase of my latest laptop – with all the usual Windows programmes supplied – confronted me with a horrifying discovery. The old model Word programme on which virtually every author and journalist on the planet depended, with its splendid clarity and intuitive simplicity, had gone to be replaced with a new version (Word 2007) which was almost unrecogniseable, infuriatingly complex and capable of carrying out a zillion tasks in which I had no interest whatever.
Not only was the new word processing software perversely complicated and unsusceptible to common sense interpretation by experienced users of Word, it actually produced documents which were incompatible with the old versions. So no one using an earlier version (which is to say, almost anybody with a computer more than a few years old) could open your documents – unless you discovered (by trial and error) that you could actually save them in the old format if you wanted to. (But Microsoft clearly does not want you to do that: they have made it almost impossible to purchase the much-loved old version and clearly wish to rid the world of it.)
In fact, it is possible – just – to get a legal copy of Word 2003, the last version that was made for sane people who do not want to spend half their lives learning how to avoid the pitfalls of an overly-complicated system. I managed it. But for those who can't, there is a free word processing programming which can be dowloaded from Open Office that is almost identical to (and compatible with) Word.
So here is a suggestion for Microsoft if they do not want to earn the lifelong hatred of every stressed-out working writer in the world: market two versions of Word. One could be called Word Basic – that would be the old familiar version- and the other Word Ultra, or some such thing. And in future, remember that most people who use computers are not geeks who are obsessed with ever more bells and whistles on their software programmes. They just want to be able to carry on working without having to study the textbook to find out how to do all the things they used to do automatically.
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