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Not too long ago I posted a photo of the top of the "buried castle" under Jockey's Ridge. The turrets are part of the castle that is part of the putt putt course that has long been hidden under lots and lots of sand.
I think one of the best things from visitors here on the Outer Banks is how nice they think most people who live here are. From shopkeepers to wait staff to doctors and medical professionals, surfers, fishermen and other locals. Well, we, all of us, should be nice and kind and polite and considerate to each other. Always, or most of the time anyway.
Since we have a big holiday weekend coming up, and the annual Outer Banks Taste of the Beach is coming up...and the unofficial start of the season on the OBX is not far away, it is a great time for a reminder...Don't Drink and Drive! There are many taxis here on the beach who will pick you up and take you to your destination safely...and then back home again...safe and sound.
Many people think of seafood...good, fresh, local seafood, when they think of the Outer Banks. And, thankfully, we have many wonderful restaurants and seafood markets where they can get their fill. However, we also have many vegetarians and vegans who visit, and for them, the choices are not as many, but there are choices.
The Outer Banks Community Quilt Show will open on Friday, March 4, with an opening reception from 6-8 p.m.in the Art Gallery at Roanoke Island Festival Park. The exhibit will run March 5-19. (Monday -Friday- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (exhibit closed Sundays). Both events are free and open to the public.
Valentines Day falls on a Sunday this year, February 14. We are reopening on the 9th and have a special offer for that weekend: Stay one night over Valentines weekend and get a bottle of Bubbly. Stay two or more nights and you will get our Honeymoon Package: 6 roses, a small box of Godiva chocolate and a bottle of sparkling wine. Valentines weekend is February 12-15.
According to a recent poll (not scientific) on one website most people either do not take enough vacations or worse, never take one. When we do take vacations we are often still "plugged in" via our cell phones, I-pads and lap top computers. So, we are really not "away" from work at all. Just like your weekends, vacations are a time to relax, restore and recharge.
Having lived on the Outer Banks since 1972 I have seen a lot of businesses come and go, expand, move their location, etc. So, every now and then I like to play the game "Do you remember when...?" Read More Mulligans Restaurant is now located between the roads near Jockey's Ridge, around MilePost 13 in Nags Head. Great food, (shrimp and grits and burgers!) and good service.
True Blue ~ this was a metaphorical term use to describe an honest and hardy sailor who was true to his uniform, and uniformly true. Today we use to to talk about a person who is loyal and faithful.
Three Sheets to the Wind ~ We say this about a person who is drunk, out of it. In nautical terms: A "sheet" is a rope line attached to the lower corners of a square sail. When the "sheets" or lines are loose, the sails will flap and flutter and the ship will wander aimlessly on the water."
High and Dry ~ refers to a beached ship or one that is in the shipyard for repairs. We use us to refer to an awkward situation that may have no recourse
Cranky ~ A crank meant an unstable sailing vessel. Due to either unbalanced cargo, poor design or a possible lack of ballast, a crank would hell too far to the wind. That is not good. In everyday use, crank usually refers to an irritable person.
Pipe Down! ~ The boatswain's pipe was used to transmit commands throughout the ship. Each one has a different cadence. The final call of the day meant it was time to stop all noise and activity. The "pipe down" verbal command was used by sailors and now civilians. It means, Be Quiet!
Blind Eye ~ During the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801, Admiral Nelson deliberately held his telescope to his blind eye. That way he could not see the flag signal from the commander ordering a halt to the bombardment. He won. When we use this term today, we are referring to purposely ignore something or someone.
Over a Barrel ~ Way back, before the resuscitation methods that are used today, a near-drowning victim was draped face down, over a barrel, and rolled back and forth in an effort to drain the water from their lungs. Today it means to be in a weak or very difficult situation.
Down the Hatch! ~ Means that cargo is being lowered into the ship's hold. When we use it today we are usually toasting an event or celebrating something.
Shove Off ~ In nautical terms it is the procedure of moving the ship away from the dock and getting under way. On land, you might say it, in not such a nice way, to someone you want to leave.
Blood Money ~ Money was the financial reward for sinking an enemy ship. However, the amount of the reward was not based on the size of the ship or the importance of it either. It was based on the number of crew members killed.
The Graveyard of the Atlantic is located at 59200 Museum Drive on Hatteras Island. Website is http://ncmaritimemuseums.com/graveyard-of-the-atlantic/
Yes, we are open for Thanksgiving and yes, as of now, we have rooms available. And you will not have to do dishes or cook or be stressed or have to talk to your husband's creepy brother-in-law this year. Book a room, choose your restaurant. Come down, eat, take a nap.


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The medical events that culminated in last week's dramatic U.S. Supreme Court decision Wyeth v. Levine began in 2000, when Vermont musician Diana Levine came down with a migraine and visited a small medical clinic. Her treatment led to a horrifying complication, and her right forearm—which she used to strum her guitar—had to be amputated. After she sued and received a settlement from her treating medical providers, Levine successfully hunted bigger game: the drug giant Wyeth, which makes the anti-nausea drug responsible for her injury. The story of Levine's victory has narrative gusto: A one-armed children's musician takes down a heartless multinational corporation. But that's the wrong drama to highlight.
Wyeth's failed case hinged on a legal doctrine called "implied pre-emption," which would have allowed companies that comply with FDA regulations—as Wyeth did—to avoid later state lawsuits about the content of their drugs' labels. A win for Wyeth would not (as is popularly believed) have immunized big drug companies from all litigation. A company that intentionally omits important safety data from FDA review (as some allege, for example, about Merck's nondisclosure of the cardiovascular risks associated with Vioxx) would still not be protected. The company could still be sued under product-liability and fraud laws. Furthermore, Wyeth's loss in court may not help avoid future catastrophes, and the ruling has the potential to undermine the centralized authority of the Food and Drug Administration—which, though far from perfect, is arguably the most effective public-health agency in the nation's history.
So, what was the case really about? Let's review what happened to Diana Levine: To treat her migraine, a health provider first injected a combination of Demerol (a narcotic pain reliever) and Phenergan (an antihistamine to reduce nausea) into her muscle. When Levine's pain persisted, the provider concluded the medicine was being absorbed too slowly from the muscle to offer speedy relief, placed an intravenous line in Levine's right arm, and quickly injected another dose directly into Levine's bloodstream. The provider made a serious error by accidentally and unknowingly putting the IV into an artery (a high-pressure, pulsatile vessel going out to the arm) instead of a vein (a low-pressure vessel returning blood to the heart). Dispersed at high pressure throughout the distal forearm, Phenergan caused irreversible blood vessel damage resulting in gangrene and, ultimately, amputation.
There's no question the provider fouled up and was deservedly sued. But how is that Wyeth's fault? The package insert for Phenergan—which is worth reading—clearly warned about the risk of gangrene, explained the danger of accidentally putting the IV in an artery, recommending stopping injections if patients felt any pain, and prescribed a specific infusion rate and dose. According to court documents, the risk of gangrene is only 1 per 10 million doses. Even fool medical students graduating at the bottom of their classes know you're never supposed to inject drugs into arteries.
Aaron Kesselheim, a Harvard researcher and intellectual-property lawyer, admitted to me that any reasonable physician knows not to inject drugs into arteries. But in his opinion, Wyeth still should have put a "black box" warning about push injections on the package insert decades ago, when the first reports of gangrene surfaced.
By that loose standard, however, every drug given intravenously probably needs one. (Stronger warnings might also be needed for over-the-counter drugs like infant Tylenol, which each year causes thousands of emergency-room visits and a handful of deaths in young children because parents regularly mess up the dosing despite the label's instructions.) The Phenergan insert already has a "black box" warning not to give the drug to young children, an admonition not to give anti-nausea drugs of any kind to kids with "uncomplicated vomiting," and, as a bonus, numerous dire warnings about glaucoma, peptic ulcers, prolonged exposure to the sun, permanent nerve damage, and dozens of other precautions.


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Best Twin Cities music photographers 2014 finalist: Nate Ryan
All photos by Nate Ryan
IGimme Noise has selected 20 finalists in our Twin Cities music photographers 2014 showcase. Read all of the profiles here.
Nate Ryan has become a big part of the visual output of 89.3 the Current. With live shots, videos of in-studio performances, and portraits of bands visiting the studios, he has amassed a huge amount of work in the past few years.
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Name: Nate Ryan
City: St. Paul, MN (hometown: State College, PA)
How and when did you get involved with music photography?
I've been involved in photography generally for a long time, starting as a freelance photojournalist at my hometown newspaper back in high school. While I was in school at Carleton College, I worked as the media relations student photographer, which meant I photographed all sorts of events from sports to concerts on campus. After graduating, I moved to the Cities from Northfield, and started an internship with MPR and the Current. Luckily it worked out well, and I moved into a full-time position with the Current two and a half years ago.
What are some highlights of your professional photography experience?
Sometimes it feels like I have a new highlight every few weeks as various artists come through the Current's studios. Still, Johnny Rotten coming into the studio for a PIL session remains a highlight.
Where can people find your work (exhibits, album covers, publications, etc.)?
Most of my work is as the staff photographer at the the Current's official site and the Current's YouTube. But I also do some personal and freelance work as well, and that is all on my website with new work at my blog.
What is your favorite part of doing music photography?
I love the feeling of connection to the music I can get while photographing a performance. I joke sometimes that I don't know what else to do at a concert besides take photos, but I actually find myself paying even closer attention to music when photographing a performance. Additionally, I've really loved getting to know all the musicians that make up this amazing Twin Cities music community.
What dos/don'ts do you have for young photographers who would like to pursue this type of work?
Find people you trust to give critical feedback on your photos, and use that to evolve your work. Make lots of photos: Get the "safe" photo, then move on to try to something new.
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May 1, 2016
It's nearly time to "fall back" to Standard Time. Daylight Saving Time comes to an end this Sunday at 2am. Don't forget to set your clocks BACK one hour Saturday night before you go to bed. The good news is that you will get an extra hour of sleep, and it will be brighter earlier in the morning. The bad news is that is will get dark an hour earlier. We'll stay on Standard Time until the second Sunday of March, when Daylight Saving Time goes back into effect.
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The sport is slowly rising in popularity, but still lags heavily behind the big hitters.According to the Sports Business Journal, soccer ranks as the seventh most popular sport among U.S. fans of at least one sport. Using data taken from a Harris Poll, the report shows that 4% selected men's soccer as their favorite sport in 2010, a one percent increase from 1985.
That number is dwarfed by the 31% who picked professional American football and even the 17% who prefer baseball (a 6% drop since 1985). In fact, men's soccer barely makes it higher than the 3% who weren't sure which sport was their favorite.
Here is the 2010 data:
Pro football: 31%
Baseball: 17%
College football: 12%
Auto racing: 7%
Men's pro basketball: 6%
Hockey: 5%
Men's soccer: 4%
Men's college basketball: 4%
Not sure: 3%
Men's golf: 2%
Track & field: 2%
Bowling: 2%
Men's tennis: 2%
Boxing: 1%
Horse racing: 1%
Women's tennis: 1%
Swimming: 1%
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Pura Vida: In Search of the Gesha
January 29, 2015 • Chris Vigilante
Vigilante Coffee Sourcing Trip to Costa Rica We believe that the ability to serve truly spectacular things comes only from a thorough understanding of the product, where it comes from, and who made it. We're heading to Costa Rica next week on a mission to find something spectacular. And we're going to learn everything we can about it so we can properly share it with you. What's so special waiting for us in Costa Rica? Coffee, of course. But not just any coffee. A very specific varietal of coffee. One whose name alone evokes mystery and exotic allure: gesha....
The Tin Lizzie Espresso
July 08, 2014 • Chris Vigilante
"Tin Lizzie Espresso" We named our new espresso the Tin Lizzie, after the Model T Ford automobile. Our new roastery is located in the Arts District of Hyattsville, MD, just outside of Northeast Washington D.C., where we got our start roasting coffee. Our new digs used to house the Palmer Ford auto showroom, the first of it's kind in Hyattsville in the 1920s. Read more here to learn about the building and it's history. (goo.gl/0MquY8) Just as this was the first auto showroom in Hyattsville, so is Vigilante in becoming Hyattville's first 3rd wave coffee roastery. Henry Ford said...
Sourcing Coffee in Puerto Rico
March 17, 2014 • Chris Vigilante
Sourcing Coffee in Puerto Rico by Christopher Vigilante On February 9th 2014, I took a trip to Puerto Rico. I've known this island my entire life, but only in very short spurts. My father was born and raised in Puerto Rico (Rio Piedras), so I've always had a tie to this tiny little island in the Caribbean. In previous trips, I was subject to the activities my father's family had laid out prior to my arrival. This time was different because I was making the itinerary; I was seeing the island in a completely different view and truly through the eyes of a coffee professional. Puerto...
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January 21, 2014 • Chris Vigilante
The Cupping process was developed to evaluate and compare different coffees on an even playing field. Because the differences between great coffees can be very delicate, characteristics of those coffees (flavor, body, acidity, finish etc.) can be easily influenced by the way the coffee is brewed. By eliminating some of these variables, coffees can compete on the basics of their own inherent nature. Need to know terms: Aroma: The aroma of a coffee has a lot to do with the coffee's flavor profile. The aroma comes from the gas that is released while brewing the coffee. Taking in a big...
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Vt. police say DNA linked killer to burglaryThe Associated Press | December 06,2013GUILDHALL - A Vermont man convicted of killing a baby 20 years ago has been charged with burglary after police say DNA linked him to a blood-spattered pamphlet at the crime scene.
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Charles Stephen Schwaninger, age 77, of Flora, Illinois, passed away Friday, May 16, 2014, at his home in Flora.
Steve was born February 26, 1937, in Columbus, Indiana, the son of Charles Emerson and Jessie Marie Florence (Wilson) Schwaninger. On June 23, 1957, in Columbus, Indiana, he married Beverly Jane Hibbitt. During his college years at Butler University, Steve was active on the swim team and in Phi Delta Theta, but his avid lifetime support as a fan of Indiana University became just as equally familiar as his often-seen license plate, "GOUIU." After moving to Illinois as part of his position with Lok Products, he was later employed by Sparton Manufacturing in Flora. Together, Steve and Bev became owners of the Ranch Motel and Flora Greenhouse. He served on the Flora school board, was past president of the Flora Chamber of Commerce, and was a member of the Flora Elks. He was a longtime member of First Presbyterian Church where he had served as an elder and treasurer. Most recently, he and Bev were welcomed into a new church family at the First Baptist Church of Flora where Steve experienced a renewal of his baptism. Steve enjoyed golf and swimming, and took very special interest and pride in his family and grandchildren's activities and sporting events.
Steve's family includes his wife, Bev Schwaninger of Flora; a late son, Stephen Brent Schwaninger; daughters, Susan Carrell of Springfield, Tennessee, Shari (Kim) Hamilton of Flora, and Stacy (Les) Higgason of Flora; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and a great-great grandchild. He is also survived by his mother in-law, Irva Hibbitt of Flora; brother in-law, Wendell Hibbitt of Laughlin, Nevada; daughter in-law, Tammy (Bob) Schwaninger Boose of Xenia, Illinois; as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, son, and brother, Phillip Schwaninger.
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"Gaeta and two Mausoleums" Top 5 Page for this destination Gaeta by unravelau
Gaeta Travel Guide: 116 reviews and 331 photos
Will be popping in to check it out again next year.
The castles...........the upper one .....Arogonese and the lower Angevin.
The upper part has a rectangular shape and cylindrical tower in 3 of its angles.........one tower is now missing.
The lower part has an irregular shape and the angles of its two sides are located toward the medieval quarter and Mt. Orlando.........It has cone shaped towers.
They originated in the ducal period of the 10th century and had developments over many hundreds of years. New towers were build by Carlo V (1516-38)
To see more of my tips and photos on Gaeta, go to my Lazio page.
Mount Orlando, Gaeta boasts the mausoleum of Munazio Planco, a consul of Rome at the time of Caesar. His mausoleum is in a very good state of repair and sits on probably the highest point of Mount Orlando. Great views from the top here of the Gulf of Gaeta, Split Mountain and Serapo Beach. A bus runs from the base of the mountain (a bar there) during peak season. A small sum pays for the both ways trip ........it will stop and pick you up from any point on the return journey. Quite a pleasant walk.
Sempronius Atratinus' mausoleum has not been as lucky. Perched on Atratinus hill, its marble has since been removed and is said to adorn the Duomo (S Erasmo) in town. Sempronius' mausoleum was open during the Jubilee year but not in 2001.
Gaeta has many churches dotted around the town, many still hold services on a regular basis. A largish church (S Francesco) which smiles down on the harbour up until 1998 was a popular place for weddings, but by 2001 this situation has changed. I believe that it holds one mass only per week now. Beautiful church falling into disrepair.
Another icon that holds a prominent position on the skyline at Gaeta is the famous Castle (or should that be two Castles?)
Looking toward Serapo Beach - a magnificent view.
Serapo is one of three beaches in Gaeta that gained a blue flag for 2002. I guess in Australia it is what we would call environmentally friendly and clean.......nice swimming.
- Pros:Very pretty, largish town with quite a history.
- Cons:Didn't find any.
- In a nutshell:Well worth the visit for a day or a complete holiday. Plenty to see and do.
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It never ceased to amaze me the sizes of sea going craft, the number and type of cruising that could be done on the Gulf... more travel advice
Another beautiful old villa falling into disrepair at the top of this staircase in the backblocks of Gaeta. If you walk... more travel advice
Serapo Beach is quite magnificent and if walking up Mount Orlando (down is easier), there are many opportunities to take... more travel advice
Is this magnificent Church the S S Annunziata originating in 1321. Annunziata is the one seemingly on the shoreline, on... more travel advice
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The picture of the Castle at Gaeta is truly amazing and beautiful. Thank you for sharing your tips and pictures of this nice gem!
Hi Caole, i have just come back from my trip and saw Gaeta for the first time, simply amzing
Lovely pages of Gaeta - I attended a cousin's confirmation in the duomo many years ago.
I bet you'll never show all your money again :-) Ancient castles on the beach, how wonderful !
What a lovely place with a nice beach! Thank you for your birthday wishes. Ulrike
Very interesting tips and some lovely Italian sunshine in your photos. I like the idea of admiring the old castles etc while swimming in the sea - two holiday experiences in one!
Carole - Seems to be an interesting place - greetz from Ghent
Just rated your great tips. May add some when I get back.Good to know you know what a peaceful joy there is here.
Did you go also to the split rock ( grotte speccata ) in Gaeta ? There's a legend about it. Janine
Amazing shots and info. Carole. You were very lucky to see this beautiful place. Hope you have a fab w/end!
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This was and still is a habit and finding a system that works has been a struggle for me. I've tested out a variety of methods, bought a number of books on the subject, and experimented: color-coded writing, Post-it note reminders in the bathroom, apps, Day-Timers — you name it, I've tried it. So I went on an adventure to figure out the most effective way not only to write my daily to-do list but to get more things done.


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Artichoke and Broccoli Frittata / Crustless Quiche
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 30 mins
A frittata (also known as crustless quiche) is a perfect palette for colorful vegetables and strongly flavored cheeses. What I love about frittatas is that they are one of the few egg dishes that are delicious at room temperature and can be stored in the refrigerator (or even frozen) for days. This one is not just for breakfast - Try it for lunch or dinner with a salad or steamed veggies. Eat hot or at room temperature - Leftovers can be heated in toaster oven or microwave. I designed this recipe to be gluten-free, using my homemade fresh gluten-free Italian breadcrumbs - But you can use any type of breadcrumbs you like.
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- 8 eggs
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 1 (6 ounce) jar marinated artichoke hearts, drained
- 2 cups small fresh broccoli florets
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1⁄2 onion, chopped
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 2 teaspoons fresh dill, minced
- 1⁄2 cup breadcrumbs (regular or gluten-free, fresh or dry)
- 2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1⁄4 cup shredded parmesan cheese (not grated)
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- Preheat oven to 350°F
- Chop the artichoke hearts coarsely.
- Heat olive oil in a heavy 10-inch oven-safe cast iron pan over medium flame.
- Add onions and cook until they are translucent.
- Add garlic and broccoli; saute until the onions have begun to brown and the broccoli is cooked through but still crisp. Remove from heat.
- In a large bowl, combine eggs, herbs and spices and milk; whisk until well beaten.
- Add parmesan, breadcrumbs, artichokes, and half of the cheddar cheese. Stir gently; pour mixture over the broccoli and onions.
- Sprinkle remaining cup of cheddar cheese over the top of the eggs - Do not stir.
- Bake for 30 minutes or until firm.
- Place under the broiler for 2-3 minutes or until cheese is bubbly and lightly browned.
- Serve hot or at room temperature.
- Leftovers can be successfully reheated in oven, microwave or toaster oven. Serves 10.
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Delicious! Works perfectly for a brunch or afternoon tea with friends. Also tastes great if chili pepper flakes are used in place of the cayenne pepper, and a little Romano cheese is added in with the Parmesan.
This was delicious! I loved the choice of vegetables. I baked this on my Convection setting for 30 minutes, and it came out PERFECTLY! I only made a couple changes. I used garlic powder instead of fresh cloves, just because it was what I had on hand. I omitted the cayenne and the dill and used Italian seasoning with garlic instead. I will definitely make this again, thank you so much!
Thanks for the great recipe! This quiche was made with items already on hand and baked perfectly as per directions.I loved the combo of flavors. I will definitely be making this one again!


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I was really excited about turning 40 because I kept hearing commercials on XM Radio about this terrific product specially made to help women 40 and over lose weight through balancing their hormones. Sadly, a little over a week before my 40th birthday, my bubble was burst when I saw that the FTC had filed a lawsuit against the company who markets the product, Amberen, for misleading claims. But it's a good thing that I was paying attention to the product because it turns out that the suit actually may have an impact on performance based marketing because a blogger was involved.
Basics of the Case
Amberen is a dietary supplement. The FTC alleges that Lunada Biomedical (who markets and sells Amberen) engaged in "unfair or deceptive acts or practices" in the way that it marketed the product in the U.S. Specifically, they claimed that Lunada made unsubstantiated claims about weight loss and other health benefits of Amberen and misrepresented the findings of medical studies. In addition the "risk free trial" claims were false.
Carol's Blog
One of the places that Amberen was marketed was through various websites including "Carol's Blog" (www.carolsblog.com). Carol was actually the president of "International Marketing Company" (presumably an agency) and not only agreed to write a blog that would promote them but would also appear in some of their other advertising. Carol was paid a flat rate of $2,000 per month plus various other fees and reimbursement costs.
According to the suit, the blog "appeared to be a personal account of [Carol's] experiences with menopause, written in the first person and featuring [Carol's] name and photo." There was no disclosure on the site that Carol was being paid to promote Amberen on the blog.
The FTC claims that Lunada "failed to disclose, or disclose adequately, that certain of the consumer endorsers…had paid relationships with Lunada or were compensated in connection with their endorsement" and that the relationship would be "material to consumers in deciding whether to purchase Amberen."
What Does This Mean for Affiliate Marketing?
Although Affiliate Marketing is not directly implicated in this case because Carol was paid a flat rate rather than on a performance basis, there are definitely some interesting things we can pull out of this case.
Note: These are all my opinions! Although I am a lawyer, none of them should be used as legal advice. They are merely my observations based on my studies of the law and my knowledge of blogging and affiliate marketing.
- Merchant is once again held liable. In this case, even though the blogger is mentioned throughout the case and plays a part in the majority of the "deceptive practices," the company producing and marketing the company is the one being sued by the FTC. I have not seen anything to indicate that Carol is being sued.
- The blogger's name is now associated with deceptive practices. Even though the blogger was not named in the suit, her name and her company are now showing up in search results related to FTC lawsuits. As bloggers, all we have are our reputations. Once you are associated with something like this, it's almost impossible to make it disappear online.
- Disclosure standards reiterated. The court specifically referred to "failed to disclose" and "material relationship." These are the words that we are consistently seeing in the Guidelines from the FTC and any similar suits. They should be the basis of your own disclosure standards whether you are a merchant, an OPM, or a blogger.
- Material to consumers. In this case, the FTC believes that Carol's personal style of blogging (and perhaps her status as a nurse?) were enough to convince people to buy the Amberen. This is important when it comes to determining when something would be considered an endorsement that would convince someone to make a purchase based on your recommendation.
- Agencies are likely liable. Lunada acted as both the distributor AND the marketing company in this case. In our lingo, that means they were both the merchant and the affiliate manager. They started the relationship with Carol. They gave her content ideas and reviewed the posts on her site. It's the obligation of the merchant (or their agent) to monitor the content AND the disclosure for compliance.
Resources: For more information about the case, you can read the FTC release that summarizes it or the full complaint including exhibits. Although the blog is no longer online, you can see it using the Wayback Machine. Read more of my analysis of the .com Disclosures and how they apply to affiliates.
Have you as a blogger, merchant, or OPM taken steps to make sure that you are complying with the FTC Guidelines? Or are you weighing the risks and deciding that it is not likely you would be sued anyway?


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Jake and Amos Watermelon Rind is prepared from an old time tested recipe. This delicacy is cooked and sweetly spiced to tantalize your taste buds.
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|Serving Size 2 tablespoons
|Servings per Container about 16
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|Calories from Fat 0
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|Sodium 40mg
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Let's consider average game performance:
First, we should be clear: this class of card is not targeted at gamers. These products are for folks who want something better than integrated graphics for any number of reasons: multiple display support, video acceleration and enhancements for HTPC use, 3D video playback, and yes, even casual gaming for folks who can't or won't invest more into their graphics card.
As a cheap gaming card, the Radeon HD 6450 doesn't stand up well compared to the Radeon HD 5550. If you're looking for a sub-£70 gaming upgrade you'd do well to consider stepping up £15 to the Radeon HD 5570, but the Radeon HD 5550 and GeForce GT 430 results show you that the new Radeon HD 6450 isn't in the running.
As a low cost multi-monitor option for the workspace, the Radeon HD 6450 has better prospects, but is it any better than the cheaper Radeon HD 5450? Probably not. And if you're looking for Eyefinity gaming, you're barking up the wrong tree. Once again, this is where a few more dollars will make a big difference.
As an HTPC card though, that's where the new Radeon HD 6450 stands out. It's tiny, uses very little power, is relatively quiet, has great image quality, can accelerate Blu-ray 3D over HDMI 1.4a, and can even game at 720p even if it's not ideally suited for that task. The passive, silent DDR3 version of the Radeon HD 5450 brings all of those traits to the table for around £35 (final pricing not confirmed) if you're willing to give up a little gaming prowess. That's a very compelling HTPC solution.
Before now, the cheapest card to offer all of these features was the GeForce GT 430. As I write this I notice that a couple models have dropped as low as £52 on Dabs.co.uk. So while the Radeon HD 6450 DDR3 may undercut the competition as a great low-cost HTPC option, the Radeon HD 6450 GDDR5 has the GeForce GT 430 to contend with. At that point the question becomes whether gaming or Eyefinity is your preference, and either way you're probably better off spending a few dollars more for the Radeon HD 5570 unless you really want Blu-ray 3D decode acceleration. I suppose if 3D Vision appeals to you the GeForce GT 430 might look good, but once again, if you're investing in a 3D Vision monitor you should be budgeting more for your graphics hardware.
The bottom line: if the Radeon HD 6450 DDR3 launch price is £35 or less, it offers a complete feature set backed with decent performance for a low buy-in and would be a real budget winner. The more expensive GDDR5 flavour of the Radeon HD 6450 is much closer to some tough competition including the GeForce GT 430 and Radeon HD 5570, and therefore can't take a glowing recommendation at this time.
Of course prices seem to shift faster than ever lately, so today's great deal can become tomorrow's poor choice (and vice versa). For those looking for up-to-date price recommendations, check out our monthly Best Graphics Card For The Money article.
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- Test Setup And Benchmarks
- Synthetic Benchmarks
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- Conclusion: A Potentially Good HTPC Prospect If The price Is Right
1kaprikawn , 8 April 2011 17:07I use a 5450 in the rig I mostly use, a HTPC hooked up to my HDTV. When I saw this article on the front page I immediately started planning my upgrade. But the fan is a deal-breaker. If it were passively cooled I would have switched, as it is I'll stick with the 5450.
1acer0169 , 9 April 2011 21:54^^^ you could always get a 5750 if you wanted to upgrade.
Not really worth upgrading if your HTPC handles 1080p etc fine already.
0blibba , 11 April 2011 06:00"The passive, silent DDR3 version of the Radeon HD 5450 brings all of those traits to the table for around £35 (final pricing not confirmed)..."
0luca_c , 29 June 2011 21:02well.... but i don't understand witch software, for 3d blu ray playback test, you use.... hd6450 is 3d accellerated but software like powerdvd can manage well only nvidia card 3d accellerated... with card like hd6450 all decoding work is "played" by cpu(my test...)what do you think about?
0mikes1992 , 25 April 2012 22:49I've got the Sapphire HD 6450 with passive cooling and I've seen my temperatures go upto 80c while playing games. I decided to upgrade from a HD 2400 and it's made a significant performance boost for only £26 as you'd probably expect going from a low end card from 2007 haha. I also choose this card because of my PSU power limitations "250watt" and wanted to upgrade on a tight budget. I read on a site it had 18 watt usage and on here it says 20 watts.


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For nearly two decades, Tiger Woods has dominated the professional golf scene ... often good, sometimes bad, always interesting.
With the Masters in full swing at Augusta National, Woods is hot and very much in the spotlight.
"It was 16 years ago when Tiger first came to Augusta as a pro, and we couldn't wait to see how he handled the pressure," said Jim Nantz, CBS' lead announcer for the Masters. "And he shattered the field.
"It has been a while now, and he's still the focus of attention."
Woods won his first Masters title in 1997, shooting a 270 to beat Tom Kite by 12 strokes. Woods won again in 2001 and 2002, but he hasn't won since 2005.
He was won three events on the PGA Tour this season, including the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. And he has nearly $4 million in earnings in 2013.
"The big question with Tiger is the physical part and how he handles the greens," said Nantz, who is working the Masters for the 28th year. "Since 2005, he has had a hard time figuring out the greens at Augusta.
"But he has been putting great so far this season. He's best prepared to win a green jacket since 2005."
CBS lead golf analyst Nick Faldo, a three-time winner at the Masters, agrees with Nantz.
"Tiger is a fierce competitor who is playing very well," Faldo said. "His go-to shot is with the driver, but he has the other shots when he needs them.
"He has won three times already. He's better prepared to win this year. I almost guarantee he's going to be there at the end."
That's music to the ears of Sean McManus, chairman of CBS Sports.
"It's well documented that when Tiger is in contention on the final two days of an event we get a 100-200 percent increase in ratings," McManus said. "The numbers aren't as dramatic at the Masters, but the numbers will most certainly spike if he's in contention.
"The Masters is the most-watched, most-anticipated golf event of the season. Still, it's a bonus if Tiger is on the leaderboard Saturday and Sunday."
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I'm considering the Bianchi Sparta, Kona Smoke, and KHS Urban X as my commuter bike. I would appreciate any input you have. I've been using my Lemond road bike as a commuter but I would like something more purpose built for commuting.
Particulars of my commute, my requirements and the reason I'm looking at these three:
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2. I generally stick to the shoulder of the road but I hop some curbs and ride down some pretty bumpy cobblestones.
3. I'd like a more upright riding position than the head down position of my road bike.
4. I'd like to be able to commute in work clothes if I need to, which for me means slacks and a button down dress shirt, and leather dress shoes.
5. Chain guard. See item 4.
6. Around or under $400.00 US max price.
7. Rack suitable for carrying briefcase with laptop, lunch, etc.
8. Just strong enough to handle hopping curbs, cobblestones, etc, yet not a tank.
What are your experiences with these three bikes? Does one stand out above the others in terms of components? Coming from a mid-end road bike, I'm unfamiliar with most of these gear, brake and shifter component groups and styles.
Do you have any other recommendations?
Thanks in advance!


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Dreams and Reality, Page 1 - Commission by LateCustomerWatch
©2013-2016 LateCustomer
"Things don't always happen as we planned, but that doesn't mean that we should ever stop reaching for the sky." - Aric Y. Harris
Commissioned by Ayujih. My thanks to him for providing such a sweet and touching story to work on.
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Commissioned by Ayujih. My thanks to him for providing such a sweet and touching story to work on.
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Wow! Sooooo cute! :3 I really like dis!~
Glad you like it Had a lot of fun drawing this for the commissioner.
When I first saw this, I thought it might be a page of the official comics.
A really cute comic showing a determined Scootaloo and a side of Dashie we rarely see? Whats not to love?
Another amazing comic from this fandom. You two did a great job on this. The story is heartwarming, and feels like something the show would do, if they ever decided to go into something as dark as disabilities. The pacing was excellent, and the message great.
The art style is great, close to the show, but with the addition of shading. It fits the cuteness of the ponies well, and looks excellent. The facial expressions are all perfect. I especially love Scootaloo's look of determination when training, and her despair at the doctor's office.
This is really great, I love this comic so much! Thank you both for doing this.
Thanks, man. I'm glad :devAyuji: gave me the chance to work on this. It's one of the more personally rewarding things I've done. Also, it looks like MLP's fourth season will be touching on Scootaloo's inability to fly, so we'll see what happens there.
Yeah, I was surprised to find out that someone had taken the time to write a story for this. I'm glad that you found it as well.
Well, glad you found it
excelente trabajo, te saluda el brony mas austral del mundo
Fucking awesome.
Nice quote and opening page! woot! >w<
Except, initially, folks thought it was a stand-alone image XD
Welp. Time to read.
But there's no words, what will you read?
*Commence read* Comments will follow after .
That is an amazing and very clean style you got there. I also really love the story!
realy cute work dude
Awesome pic and I really love the bold outlines too
Nice story.
Absolutely awesome story.
your comic is amazing and cute
Cool start
I love it! And the message? A great lesson. Favourited!
Well, bleh... I swear to you that any similarity is purely unintentional. Thanks for directing me to your drawing though, I like it quite a bit
This pic is just so awesome! ^__^
Already loving where this is going.
i like the animation


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In the mid 1990's because of the Yugoslavian civil war, many people emigrated to Seattle from Bosnia - Herzegovina. I got to meet these folks through the music community. One person I connected with was Gino Yevdjevich. Gino had some musical success in the former Yugoslavia with his pop group Gino Banana. We'd hang out among the ex-pat community at shows and parties where he and I would tell jokes to each other in Serbo-Croatian.
Gino Yevdjevich, left, with Kultur Shock. Krist Novoselic's column runs every Tuesday on the Daily Weekly. Follow him on Twitter @KristNovoselic.
Even though those were good times in Seattle, the war was never far away. Before he came to the United States, Gino and others dogged artillery by performing the musical Hair in the ruins of a theater during the siege of Sarajevo. They put on the show every night as a protest / statement to the world about the terrible assault on humanity. The nightly performance gained worldwide recognition.On his first trip back to Sarajevo, Gino was visiting his bombed out house and his mom gave him one of his Banana gold record plaques she found in debris. It was beat up and the glass was broken but he still hung on its spot on the charred walls. He than looked at his mom and said, "That's not real gold".
When Gino came to Seattle he wasted no time in starting a band - Kultur Shock. I guess you can describe the sound as gypsy metal. The band has had various members over the years. My friend Jack Endino helped them make their new record - Integration. This record is tight, diverse and rocking. Endino tells me that Kultur Shock are the only Seattle band that he knows of that has played Tartarstan.
Rock music has connected people from all over the world for decades. Loud distorted guitar, crashing drums and heavy bass have shook the world way before our digital revolution. Records, tapes and radio brought rock to all corners, and these places, with their own musical traditions, mutated rock in ways that I find delightful.
About a year ago, combing the vinyl bins I came across an album called - Love, Peace and Poetry - Turkish Psychedelic Music. I was confused a little with the album cover - snapshots of some Southern California girl circa mid-sixites. But I later found out that this art is part of the series of releases of psychedelic music from various nations. Anyway, I put it on the record store turntable and liked what I heard.
This compilation features the work of Turkish musicians from the early 1970's. Some of the best music comes from Selda and Erkin Koray.
Selda Bagcan started out as a folkie but got electric. She did protest tunes at the time that got her in trouble with the Turkish government. One of the best things about her song Bundan Sonra is the hot electric guitar from the rock band backing her - Mogollar.
Erkin Koray is a legend in Turkish rock. I just picked up the reissued vinyl the self-titled Erkin Koray and it's a great listen. Koray drops some tasty eastern guitar licks and arrangements. The geography of Turkey itself is the mash up between Europe and the East. Koray straddles both sides of the Bosporus Straights with crossing traditional music and heavy rock. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant did a good job with their recent explorations of eastern music and rock, but Koray is the real deal.
I've just discovered Turkish rock and I like what I'm hearing. I'm going to get into it. And Kultur Shock are blazing a trail between Metal and traditional Balkan sounds.
Rock is alive and well with a heart beating in 5/4 time. Either new or from the past, there's a world of music to discover.


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5309 Views 13 Replies Latest reply: Mar 15, 2011 12:27 AM by Media4u2
sn4p2k Mar 10, 2011 8:57 AM
in response to Andy E
Andy E wrote:
After upgrading to iOS 4.3 on an iPhone 3GS the Monopoly app now displays text using a symbols font. This is the only issue I can see with the 4.3 upgrade. No other apps have been effected. The upgrade itself went normally with no error messages displayed.
I have tried deleting the app from the phone, rebooting the phone and then re-syncing. The app gets reinstalled but the font is still showing a mixture of symbols and punctuation characters. This makes the app unusable as there are quite a few menus, some of them with a lot of entries.
Dos anyone know how to completely remove the app and any configuration/preference files or settings from the iPhone?
When you delete a application from the phone it completely removes everything about the application. Your going to have to wait for a compatible update to come out.
Allan Sampson Mar 10, 2011 8:59 AM
in response to Andy EAll 3rd party apps are "sandboxed" on the iPhone, which means the app settings and data created and stored by a 3rd party app are stored in or with the app's separate sandbox on the iPhone. Removing or deleting the app also removes or deletes the app's settings.
Andy E Mar 10, 2011 11:38 AM
in response to Allan SampsonThanks for the replies folks. I will wait for the upgrade and see if it fixes the problem.
It could not have happened at a worst time as for the first time I was ahead and just built two hotels. I'd saved the game thinking I'd get back to it later in the day after the sync and upgrade.
Ronald Evry Mar 10, 2011 7:12 PM
in response to Andy EI am having the exact same problem on my iPhone and iPad. The menus are all gibberish. Does anyone know a way to contact the game manufacturer, so they can provide a an update/fix?
Andy E Mar 11, 2011 2:10 AM
in response to Ronald EvryRonald, while I'm sorry to hear you have the problem to its reassuring that its not just me!
I have looked into trying to report it. The game is published by EA games but there is nothing on their support website about Monopoly. To contact them you need to register an account with them. I'm reluctant to do this as I get enough spam e-mail as it is.
I entered a review on the iTunes Store to say that the iOS 4.3 upgrade caused problems. To be honest I don't think they will do anything until the number of complaints reaches a certain level. After all the game only cost £1.19 which can't be a big revenue stream for EA.
Tim Waldron Mar 11, 2011 7:29 AM
in response to Andy EI'm having the same issue with both versions of Monopoly "world" and "classic". also other 4.3 issues include not being able to connect to my cellular network data service. Others are also reporting this. Hope Apple comes out with a fix soon. Usually, when this happens, how long does it take?
Andy E Mar 11, 2011 8:05 AM
in response to Tim WaldronI'm not seeing any other issues other then the problem with Monopoly. I noticed that there were now quite a lot of messages on the iTunes Store about the font problem with Monopoly.
As to who provides a fix, thats an interesting question. If the error was due to coding in the application then the fix will have to come from the publishers/developers. If the problem was due to the a bug in iOS 4.3 then the fix will have to come from Apple. If we are lucky we may get a fix shortly from the developers, otherwise it might be a rather long wait for the next iOS release which may or may not fix the issue with Monopoly.
Allan Sampson Mar 11, 2011 8:32 AM
in response to Andy E3rd party app developers are the ones who receive the BETA versions of firmware updates from Apple, perform testing and provide feedback to Apple, and this is also for 3rd party app developers to test the current version of their app with the firmware update and make any appropriate changes.
I venture to say this is not a system wide problem. This is a problem with the Monopoly app which is the app developer's responsibility. App developers have adequate time to test a BETA firmware version with the current version of their app and make any appropriate changes to their app that may be required with a firmware update.
AllanDC Mar 11, 2011 1:46 PM
in response to Andy EA new release of the app came out today that fixes the problem, you just need to install the update from the app store. That's for the 'world' version of the game; I still have not seen an update for the 'classic' version of the game but I expect it will be out shortly.
Phil M2 Mar 11, 2011 7:07 PM
in response to Andy ESure am glad I found this since I thought I'd done something wrong. I'm having the exact same problem with iOS 4.3 and Monopoly on my iPhone and iPad. I'll wait for the update.
Media4u2 Mar 12, 2011 8:39 AM
in response to Andy EHURRAY (halfway, anyway)/___sbsstatic___/migration-images/migration-img-not-avail.png
As of today, there is an update to Monopoly Then and Now® edition, and it puts the menu back into English.
Still waiting for the Classic Monopoly® to get the upgrade, but I would guess if they did one, they will do the other quite soon.
Cheers, and may you always get Boardwalk and Park Place.
Ronald Evry Mar 14, 2011 7:35 PM
in response to Andy EWell, so far there's no update for classic Monopoly, and the game is entirely unplayable. I went ahead and registered at EA's site, but when I went to the "support" page, the choice of Monopoly platforms did not include iPhone or iPad, and you can't enter a complaint without choosing a platform.
Maybe they don't care. They've issued no statement and no updates yet.
If anybody has a good contact email address for EA customer service, I'd love to have it. I'll bet they don't even know, despite all the complaints on their ratings.
Media4u2 Mar 15, 2011 12:27 AM
in response to Ronald EvryI would guess it won't be too much longer before EA makes the upgrade.
However, in the mean time, I've discovered that the upgrade they did for the "Here and Now" version corrects the menu, but the game has frozen several times for me, so apparently they need to get back to the drawing board to make it right


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Book your room at Serendipity Bed & Breakfast
Get an overview of this hotelBed & breakfast in Ocean City with free breakfast
Situated near the beach, this bed & breakfast is within a 5-minute walk of Playland's Castaway Cove and Haunted Golf. Congo Falls Adventure Golf and Boardwalk Adventures Water Park are also within 10 minutes.
Property Features
This bed & breakfast features a lobby fireplace and free breakfast.
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Serendipity Bed & Breakfast712 9th Street Ocean City NJ 08226
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast.
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Tennis on site
- Total number of rooms - 6
- Year Built 1912
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- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Cable TV service
- Individually decorated
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Guests are offered complimentary continental and full breakfasts.
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- Helicopter/airplane tours on site
- Horse riding/rental on site
- Sailing on site
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Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Javanese Wayang Kulit (Leather Puppet) Dewi Pergiwo
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- Item Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art
- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: May 14, 2007
- Channel: Auction House
Old Performance Wayang Kulit
"Dewi Pergiwa"
ddddcccc From Surakarta, Central Java, ca 1900 Wayang Kulit is a very old art form dating back over 1000 years. Typically the plays will start about 9 at night and last through until early in the morning (about 4 or 5 o'clock). These shadow puppet plays (t are well over two hundred different plays) contain the elements of the Ramayana and Mahabharata from India but have been made uniquely Javanese. These are the stories of gods and men, myth and morals. In a common set, used for everyday performances, throughout the villages and cities, t are about 120 wayang in a set but in the sets that were used in the palaces and reserved for special occasions t have been documented well over 400 in a set. This number also varies considerably as dalang were also known to create their own characters primarily for intermission entertainment or for special performances, the characters in the plays themselves are all set by tradition in both the characters stories as well as their size, carving and painting. For a given performance, a dalang will sit in a center stage (usually elevated now) in front of a white cloth screen and illuminated only by a single oil lamp above the stage and dalang. To his left and right will be his puppets for that performance, their support sticks stuck in banana tree trunks to keep them ready for his use. He will typically have two assistants to help him with the wayang sitting to his left and right. Accompanying him are several female singers and a gamelan orchestra.
The carving and painting throughout the puppet are intricate and beautiful. They were subject to not only handling but many would also have to endure the mock battles in the wayang kulit plays. Because these wayang were used in performances, dalang would continually maintain these puppets for both the leather and paint.
dddd Character cccc
This character is Dewi Pergiwa.
She is the daughter of Arjuno and the wife of Gathot Koco.
dddd Condition cccc
This is a nicely carved and painted puppet. This was a performance wayang and was used for many productions over the years. The condition is very good. T is only modest wear to the paints. The carved leather is in very good condition (t is a restoration on one wrist and t are two small areas of leather loss at the bottom back of the sarong and at the tip of the headpiece in the back). The support sticks are water buffalo horn. The size is 48 cm long including the support stick, without the support stick it's 33 cm by 18 cm wide.
dddd Shipping/Payment cccc The shipping cost is $29.00 to the United States, United Kingdom and Canada and $33.00 to Europe (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain). Please email me for exact shipping charges elsew I only charge actual shipping costs and do not charge for packing or packing materials. Insurance cost is 3.5% of the shipping amount in excess of $100. I also will combine auctions for savings on shipping (I recommend combining shipping on like items such as golek with golek but not with a mix of items such as Golek with Kulit or Keris as these type of shipments could damage one another and the shapes are very different. I can combine batik with any type of shipment. Any savings in combined shipping are passed directly back to the purchaser).
I accept PayPal and wire transfers (any fees incurred in obtaining the wire transfer are the responsibility of the winning bidder).
dddd Guarantee cccc I guarantee the authenticity of every item that I sell as well as your complete satisfaction. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, simply return the item and I will refund your purchase price (less shipping unless the item is not as I described in the auction. In that event I will also refund shipping costs). dddd cccc
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Home of the famous ancient Temples
Borobudur and Prambanan
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Burgas Airport (BOJ) Public Transportation
OverviewTransport from Burgas Airport: The taxi rank is in front of Arrivals and a taxi ride into the city takes 15 minutes and costs between 7 and 15 BGN, depending on the traffic and the company.
Public Bus No. 15 stops at the entrance of the Airport and serves the central bus station of Burgas - where buses or minibuses serve nearby restors at the south & north end of town. Bus 15 runs weekdays 5am-11pm and weekends 5:30am-10:30pm (roughly every 15 minutes weekdays and every 35 minutes weekends).
The Burgas - Nessebar - Sunny Beach route starts early morning with daily runs until late evening.


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xp_enumgroups (Transact-SQL)
Applies To: SQL Server
Provides a list of local Microsoft Windows groups or a list of global groups that are defined in a specified Windows domain.
Applies to: SQL Server (SQL Server 2008 through current version).
- 'domain_name'
Is the name of the Windows domain for which to enumerate a list of global groups. domain_name is sysname, with a default of NULL.
0 (success) or 1 (failure)
Column name
Data type
Name of the Windows group
Description of the Windows group provided by Windows
If domain_name is the name of the Windows-based computer that an instance of SQL Server is running on, or no domain name is specified, xp_enumgroups enumerates the local groups from the computer that is running SQL Server.
xp_enumgroups cannot be used when an instance of SQL Server is running on Windows 98.
Requires membership in the db_owner fixed database role in the master database, or membership in the sysadmin fixed server role.
The following example lists the groups in the sales domain.
EXEC xp_enumgroups 'sales';


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We've often wondered what it would be like to be the father of man who fell so hard and fast from grace. Funny, how both of them -- George H.W. Bush and Dubya -- squandered such grand opportunities, the former after America's triumph in the first Gulf War, and the latter, for how he could have brought the nation and world together following the September 11 attacks, but instead chose an ill-fated invasion of Baghdad.
Now, Old George is out with a new book, released yesterday, that offers a number of poignant and painful ruminations about the low points of his son's presidency.
Here's a look at some of the more memorable ones from
All the Best, George Bush; My Life in Letters and Other Writings:
"My heart went out to him. Here is a guy who cares deeply. Who wants every possible resource of the federal government brought in to bear to help people, yet he is being roundly accused of not giving a damn ... the critics do not know what is in 43's heart, how deeply he feels about the hurt, the anguish, the losses affecting so many people, most of them poor."
The elder Bush remains bitter over the level of fury No. 43 withstood for slow execution of recovery efforts in Louisiana, which came to a head in Sept. 2005, when Kanye West blasted Bush during a nationally broadcast relief telethon, claiming he "didn't care about black people."
Bush comes to his son's defense in the book, calling the critics "nasty," and recalls that his son had come under fire exactly 61 years after his own Navy plane had been shot down by the Japanese.
"I was a scared kid back then," Bush writes. "Now I am just an angry old man hurting for my son."
Bush spends a good deal of attention reprising the 2000 election, which many will argue to the day they die, that Al Gore would have won had the all the votes been counted in Florida.
The night before the election, the father sent an e-mail to his son Jeb, who was then-governor of Florida, praising him for working tirelessly to help his brother in the presidential campaign.
"I just want you to know that your mother and I have never been prouder of you," the elder Bush said. "I don't know what will happen in Florida tomorrow. But I do know no one could have done more than you to help George carry the state, and to help in other states as well..."
Bush went on, "I hope God will bless us with victory in Florida and across the land; but whatever happens our family will be strong and solid and your brother George and your Dad will say Jeb gave it his all and we love that guy. Devotedly, DAD."
After the Supreme Court handed Bush the Younger the presidency in December 2000, Bush wrote to long-time friend and journalist Hugh Sidey, "The fat lady sang. The ordeal ended."
Bush also told Sidey he called the White House and asked to speak with Gore, and that the vice president quickly called back.
"I congratulated him, just a sentence or two, just a few words," Bush wrote to Sidey. "I suddenly felt for him, saw him as a man whose disappointment had to be overpowering. I knew he must be hurting. He was very gracious. The conversation was over in a flash, but I suddenly felt quite different about Al Gore.
"The anger was gone, the competitive juices stopped flowing. I thought back to my own feelings of years before when I lost, when I had to go out and accept my defeat. He did it better than I did, and his ordeal had to be tougher because the election was so close. True I had to actually give up the Presidency that he was now seeking, but still he had been in public life a long time and he and his family were shattered."
An emotional Bush revisits the feelings that overcame him after Saddam Hussein fell in April 2003.
In an e-mail to his son, Bush remembered comments he made to friends saying, "I shamefully choked up, the tears tumbling down my aging cheeks. I was embarrassed; but then I realized that I shouldn't worry if people see this visible manifestation of a father's concern, a father's love. It was pride, yes, but it was also an overflowing of joy from all that you have given your mother and me over the years..."
Bush continued, "...Bar (Barbara) and I are at your side. I hope you can feel it. We will stay out of the way, but I am there beside you, my heart overflowing with happiness on this day of vindication."


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Beautiful Pinon C with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a den. This single story condo is cozy and quiet. Den has wonderful built-ins. A very private location and shows pride of ownership. Amenities include 24 hour hosted security gate, golf, tennis, excercise facilities, swimming pool, jogging and walking paths, and fine dining.
# of Bedrooms: 2
First Floor Master
# of Full Bathrooms: 2
Fireplace(s): 2
Garage Bays: 2
Deck / Patio
Pueblo Revival Style
Mountain Views
Health Club/Gym
Heated Pool
Parking / Garage
Tennis Courts