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Attractive 19th century detached cottage in centre of Wangford, boasting exposed beams. Welcoming village with nearby local pub serving homemade food. Southwold 5 miles. (Ref. 1936)
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Fabulous, stone-built, Grade II listed cottage on the former Thorington Hall Estate in High Street near Thorington. En-suite facilities. Woodburning stove. Feature beams. WiFi. Thorington 2.8 miles. (Ref. 913819)
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This character, end-terrace cottage is ideal for exploring the Suffolk Heritage Coast, between Aldeburgh and Southwold. Woodburner. Enclosed lawned garden with furniture. Minsmere nature reserve nearby. Southwold 9 miles. Aldeburgh 11 miles. (Ref. 29701)
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A charming end-terrace cottage in Peasenhall. Original features with private lawned garden with furniture. Close to amenities. Saxmundham 5 miles. (Ref. 17093)
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Immaculately-presented terraced cottage in the heart of Suffolk's Heritage Coast. Woodburner, character features. Saxmundham 1.5 miles. (Ref. 29914)
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This cosy cottage in Kessingland is close to the beach and village amenities. Ideal touring base with WiFi, great for walking or birdwatching. Beach 8 mins walk. Lowestoft 5.5 miles. (Ref. 904440)
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Lovely mid-terrace cottage in Kessingland. Two bedrooms and fully enclosed garden. Modern fixtures and fittings. Beach 2 mins walk. (Ref. 23503)
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Comfortable, mid-terrace holiday cottage in Leiston, close to the town centre with excellent links to Suffolk Heritage Coast. Enclosed patio with furniture. Aldringham 1 mile. (Ref. 924896)
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Welcoming single-storey cottage in Kessingland, with sea views, close to beach. Shared garden, ideal touring base. (Ref. 20214)
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far left, louisville 35+3 race
far left, louisville 35+3 race
Also, notice the way-too-small jersey I borrowed from a teammate....it added to the sufferring.
Top of the first dirt climb at Hell of the South, Cat 4, 2nd wheel. Pain, pain, pain.
(From http://www.wolfsplace.net/hellofthesouth2012/e2cffbaec).
The Honest Bicycle Program - Heady talk about bikes, bike racing, bike racers and bike riding. standarddouble.com/whbp
Does this count? No road race this weekend so I hit the dirt, err mud instead.
Trying like hell to pull this break to success.
The end of my .5 mile attack that ended up with a win. My skinsuit has a hole in the left shoulder so it looks like I have a huge tumor on my back or something.
Road: Cat 2|Cross: Cat 2
what's with that dude behind you? getting ridden off your wheel?
"Your beauty is an aeroplane;
so high, my heart cannot bear the strain." -A.C. Jobim, Triste
Final sprint from this weekend's Salisbury RR Cat 5. That's me in the white, I held on for the win
Nice you tall skinny fugger
"if you ride it the way it's meant to be ridden there's no way any wife is less of a ***** than a bicycle." - gstein
http://www.flickr.com/photos/trihalf...57629368122784. Hope you find a good one of you!
I know someone got me doing a good suffer face on my second time up Moshannon; now if only someone could find out who that photographer is.
another from louisville last weekend.
That is a suffer face for sure...
"if you ride it the way it's meant to be ridden there's no way any wife is less of a ***** than a bicycle." - gstein
Is that additional padding on the tops to facilitate IAB?

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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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It's My Park at McLaughlin Park
at McLaughlin Park, Brooklyn
10:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Please note that volunteer registration for this site is full.
Category: It's My Park
Waterfront Garden Tour
at Touchdown of the 103rd Street Footbridge (in Randall's Island Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Join an experienced member of our Horticulture Department and learn about the flowers that are growing on the island along the waterside.
Category: Nature, Tours, Waterfront, Seniors
Summer in the Square: Swedish Cottage Marionette Show
at South Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
The Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre have been bringing enjoyment to people through their contemporary and innovative marionette productions based on children's classics for decades.
Category: Best for Kids
Ocean Breeze Summer Fitness: Thrower Power
at Midland Beach Splash Plaza (in Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Take free fitness classes outside this summer, brought to you by the staff of the new Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex!
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Central Park Tour: The Ramble
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Coined the "wild garden" by designer Frederick Law Olmsted, the Ramble offers visitors a tranquil spot to meander along winding paths and discover hidden forest gardens.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Bryant Park Juggling
at 42nd Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons in the park. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun. Equipment is provided.
Category: Education
Union Square Park: Summer in the Square: Lunchtime Jazz
at West Side Seating Area (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music students will provide the soundtrack for lunch in Union Square Park held every week at noon in the west side seating area. (Free:…
Category: Concerts
Nature Exploration
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join the Prospect Park Alliance for nature education programs at the Prospect Park Audubon Center, the first urban Audubon Center in the nation.
Category: Best for Kids
Thursday Evening Hours at the Merchant's House Museum
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12:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Beginning May 7, 2015, the Merchant's House Museum and Garden will be open to the public for tours on Thursday evenings until 8 p.m. A guided tour, included with Museum…
Yoga At Morris-Jumel Mansion
at Morris-Jumel Mansion (in Roger Morris Park), Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Every Thursday and Sunday at 1 p.m., Morris-Jumel Mansion plays host to Awesome Asana Yoga, an hour-long exercise in body stretching and mind cleansing taught by Registered Yoga…
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Orioles starter Brad Bergesen retires 16 of 17 Mariners from the third inning through the seventh. Mariners could send Morrow to Tacoma.
BALTIMORE — Things began well enough for Jason Vargas and the Mariners when, for the second time in six days, an umpire's video review took an opposing home run off the board.
Unfortunately for the Mariners, they couldn't get umpire Gary Cederstrom and his crew to erase any of the outs Seattle hitters kept swinging into. It didn't take long for a 3-1 defeat to the Baltimore Orioles to be sealed Tuesday night, with the Mariners dead-on-arrival by the time they fell behind by two runs in the fifth inning.
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That final inning was when a two-out single by Jose Lopez off former teammate George Sherrill scored Seattle's only run and snapped the club's 0-for-20 slump with runners in scoring position. But that was small consolation for Wakamatsu, whose pitchers have tied a club record by holding opponents to three runs or fewer for seven consecutive games — only to see the team go 4-3 over that stretch.
"You don't win a lot of ballgames not scoring guys with runners in scoring position," Wakamatsu said. "We are working on that. We're going to continue to work on that. We had 12 guys out for early BP and it's going to work out eventually.
"I can't say enough about the starting pitching, pitching in general. It was our seventh game of three or less and that's all you can ask from the pitching. The offense has to step up for us to win some more ballgames."
This series-opening loss, in front of 17,358 fans at Camden Yards, kicked off a three-city trip in which the Mariners will try to climb closer in the American League West race.
Vargas saw a video review take a Baltimore homer off the board for the second time since last Wednesday after a fan snatched a ball from left fielder Endy Chavez as he attempted a leaping catch at the wall in the first inning. Instead of a two-run homer, the Melvin Mora blast was ruled an out.
"I was very surprised because I was supposed to have the ball in my glove and it wasn't," Chavez said. "I knew it was interference because I didn't even try to go over the fence. I was inside the field."
But it mattered little. Baltimore had taken a 1-0 lead that inning and starting pitcher Brad Bergesen held it all the way through eight scoreless frames, retiring 16 of his final 17 batters.
As they try to fix their offense, the Mariners also face key decisions about a couple of younger players. Yuniesky Betancourt was benched for a fourth straight game for failing to attend Tuesday's early batting practice.
There's also Brandon Morrow, who multiple teams sources are now indicating will move to Class AAA within the week to become a starting pitcher again. Morrow got a pitch up in the zone and yielded a run-scoring single to Nolan Reimold to make it 3-0 in the sixth after replacing Vargas with two on and two out. Reimold had taken Vargas over the center-field wall an inning earlier.
Morrow is still adjusting to a major mechanical change and says it's tougher using that revamped delivery out of the stretch position with runners on.
"It's getting easier," Morrow said. "I can feel it when I don't do it right and then I have to think about it again."
The Mariners could get Roy Corcoran and Ryan Rowland-Smith back from Class AAA within a week. The question now is who will be shipped out to make room.
Morrow looked better the rest of the way in a 2-1/3-inning stint that lasted 33 pitches.
"Our intent was to let him stretch that out," Wakamatsu said, without elaborating.
An interesting development, indeed. Especially on a night that anything not mound-related for the team was boring and predictable.
For the record
Streak: L1
Home: 16-14
Road: 12-16
v. AL West: 13-14
vs. L.A.: 7-6
vs. Oakland: 6-3
vs. Texas: 0-5
vs. AL East: 6-4
vs. AL Cent.: 7-11
vs. NL: 2-1
vs. LHP: 10-8
vs. RHP: 18-22
Day: 12-9
Night: 16-21
One-run: 15-12
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Pulling It Together: Medicare, Medicaid, and The Multiplier Effect
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Make a positive change in your life with a traveling nurse job from American Traveler. You'll feel more alive than ever as you shop, dine and play in some of America's hottest cities, travel to world-famous resort destinations and tackle the rugged terrain of the Pacific Northwest, New England and the Great Lakes Region.
No matter what your preference, American Traveler can make your nurse life better!
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Some call it a resolution. We call it the benefits of travel nursing. American Traveler has everything you need to live free and flexible in 2008. We'll find you a better job, boost your earnings, reduce your stress, help you spend more time with family and friends, help you get out of debt, lose weight and get fit. You just need to make one life-altering commitment: Start travel nursing with American Traveler and keep on travel nursing
Travel nursing is a better job- American Traveler staffs 80 percent of top hospitals, outpatient centers and Magnet facilities in the U.S. The pay is substantially better than most permanent positions, housing is free, you're reimbursed for licensure and travel, you qualify for bonuses and you get to choose from thousands of destinations nationwide. Compare that to the job you have now.
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American Traveler Hospitals Require American Heart Association Certification
In keeping with The Joint Commission Gold Seal Standards, nurses and allied health professionals working for American Traveler are required to have ACLS* and BCLS* certifications from the American Heart Association only. Although some companies offer courses which follow AHA guidelines, many ACLS and BCLS courses are not AHA certified and may prevent you from getting the travel nurse job you want.
There's a big difference between courses offered by companies who follow AHA guidelines and courses certified by the American Heart Association
American Heart Association training is based on simulated clinical scenarios that encourage active, hands-on participation where travel nurses will practice essential skills individually, as part of a team, and as team leader. The course is on-site and roughly 13 hours with breaks. Aside from the American Heart Association, there are only a select few companies that issue AHA certified ACLS or BCLS cards upon course completion and a skills check.
"Because we've required American Heart certification since first obtaining The Joint Commission Accreditation, hospitals rely on American Traveler for the "Gold Standard" in RNs and allied health professionals." – Deborah Bacurin, RN, Clinical Coordinator
Should you consider a cardiac course from a provider other than AHA, make certain that, upon course completion, your ACLS or BCLS certification card is issued directly from the American Heart Association. Specifically request this information prior to signing up for the class and check with the American Heart Association to make sure the course is indeed AHA certified. For more information, call American Traveler at 800-884-8788. Click here to find an AHA certified course near you.
Meet American Traveler Consultant Karen S.
She can be seen blasting over Baja dunes on her ATV and paralleling down the powdery slopes of Reno under the sun. The Grand Canyon is a favorite place and the Ohio native finds serenity and wonder in the oceans off Hilton Head and San Diego.
Karen is an expert on the Ultimate Travel Nurse Experience.
"I'm often just as excited about the destination as the travel nurse," said Karen. "They sense this and feel comfortable in my abilities."
After nearly two decades of forging new relationships with clients and operators for top salons and spas in the Midwest and Arizona, Karen comes to American Traveler well-equipped and prepared to advise travel nurses on adventure. She focuses on individual needs, follows through diligently on special requests, and contacts travel nursing clients regularly to ensure comfort and satisfaction with assignment.
"I'm always touching base with my travelers," Karen said. "Whether it's a call once a week or a daily email, I make sure they know I'm there for them."
Karen is intimate with travel and has a great deal of energy, passion and knowledge to share with both newcomers and seasoned travel nurse professionals. Her journeys across the U.S. have resulted in long-lasting friendships and memorable life experiences, and have helped her develop a keen sense and appreciation of what travel nurses need and expect when visiting new places and exploring sights.
What's her advice for first time travel nurses? "No question is too small of a question," she says. "I tell nurse candidates to ask me anything that comes to mind and if I don't have the answer I'll find out for them."
Working with RNs and allied health professionals at American Traveler has enriched her life, says Karen. Travel nurses bring joy and laughter with every phone call and their stories and experiences make her smile. And for those of you who travel with pets, Karen has three great dogs and is an expert in recommending positions with pet-friendly housing. After all, more than 33 percent of all American Travelers travel with pet companions.
Why try travel nursing?
- You'll earn more as a traveling nurse - Although pay isn't a top priority for everyone, travel nursing pays better than permanent positions. With perks and benefits, some American Travelers can earn up to $100,000 in select healthcare markets.
- Travel nurses experience less stress – You work overtime only when you want, have plenty of time off for outdoor recreation and entertainment, and avoid burnout by getting enough sleep and eating right.
- More time with family and friends – Seems to be at the top of everyone's list for 2008. As a travel nurse with American Traveler, we'll accommodate your special destination requests to be close to family and friends and provide accommodations for your loved ones and pet companions when you travel with them.
- Save money & plan for retirement – It's difficult for many in permanent positions to see the light at the end of this tunnel, but for travel nurses who get paid a premium, have free housing and qualify for sign-on, completion and referral bonuses, the light gets brighter every day. American Traveler provides a generous, company-matched 401(k) plan – so you can save for the future.
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Get fit - How many calories do you think you burn climbing to the top of Mount Washington or skiing down the slopes of Vail Colorado? Because travel nurses work three and four days a week, there's plenty of time for exercise and outdoor activities to get the heart pumping.
Travel nurse housing often comes with fitness amenities such as pools and gyms and American Traveler comprehensive, health, dental and medical insurance provides for regular checkups and fitness consults with doctors and nutritionists.
Travel to exciting places
Invigorate your spirit, make new friends and see amazing sights while travel nursing across America. Many of our nurses choose destinations to see family and long-time friends, visit historical landmarks and to accept the challenges of the great outdoors. Travel nurse jobs in and around major cities enable trendy living and a life full of arts, entertainment and fashion, while leisurely, out-of-the-way places in the mountains or in the desert set you free and give you a sense of self and the world. The Travel Psychologist™ suggests that there's nothing better for the soul than the "stimulations and passions afforded by the explosion of the sights, sounds and fragrances of travel." Start travel nursing in 2008 and bring along your family, friends and pet companions. View private, deluxe accommodations
Live life with passion
If you've told yourself again this year that you need to find time for yourself, get fit and enjoy life more, then it's time to start travel nursing. You meet new people when you travel, grow your character and stay active and healthy. You're always learning something new as a travel nurse and are constantly reinventing life and trying new things. Many of our nurses have found true happiness and self-actualization through travel nursing and are living fuller, richer lives. Beat the doldrums, leave your day job and push adventure to the limit! View travel nursing destinations.
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Earnings and benefits as a travel nurse are superior to most permanent positions and give you the disposable income you need to pursue life to the fullest and do the things that make you happy. American Traveler offers unlimited free CEUs and more than 400 accredited nurse courses online to encourage professional development and caters to Magnet facilities and hospitals with excellent nurse patient ratios. You never have to work overtime if you don't want and stress levels and burnout are reduced significantly when you travel. According to Nursing 2007, more than a third of American nurses are unhappy with their current job and one of every three nurses under age 30 planned to leave their permanent positions within a year's time. Many of these nurses have turned to travel nursing with American Traveler as their solution. Call or apply online today.


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Engrossing multiplayer suite - Battlefield 3 is first and foremost a multiplayer game. Its campaign offers a solid albeit dry experience, a downside countered by the game's competitive offering. Franchise favourites such as Conquest and Rush return alongside the traditional Team Deathmatch. Series loyalists will undoubtedly find plenty to enjoy about the mode, but it certainly feels out of place next to modes more suited to the Battlefield psyche.
Battlefield 3 still encourages you to spread out and explore the landscape for the best vantage and infiltration spots, so don't feel like you're getting less of an experience with the Xbox 360 version of the game. The in-game server browser also makes it easier to find specific types of matches in certain game modes, which definitely refines the matchmaking system over other games in the Battlefield series.
The action is fierce and the modes engaging, offering varied forms of gameplay that dictate you use all four of the available classes. These classes form the backbone of a deep and intricate unlock and customization system, giving you the ammunition (excuse the pun) to mix, match and try different class formations on different maps and modes. The sense of progression and reward is strong in Battlefield 3 and thankfully identical across all versions of the game.
Crisp Presentation - While the console version of Battlefield 3 certainly doesn't take as much a leap over its predecessor in Bad Company 2 as the PC version does, it still looks fantastic. Lighting bounces off and through environments, concrete and walls crumble around you, animations are smooth and water and fire effects look stunning. It's not without its problems though. Textures can take a few seconds to load, clipping is frequent and players, both AI and human-controlled, stay prone and frozen after death instead of falling to the ground.
Stat tracking - EA's new Battlelog service -- a stat-tracking platform that represents the publisher's commitment to the brand beyond Battlefield 3 -- allows you to access and compare stats and unlocks with friends, adding another competitive element to the experience. The service works considerably better on PC, although it can't be played without Battlelog having first been started. The interface is different on Xbox 360, although the in-game matchmaking browser is definitely a welcomed addition in place of Battlelog. Still, despite its different implementation, Battlelog provides console gamers with detailed stat information, turning the online Battlefield 3 experience into a comparable and competitive one away from the actual console.
Meaningless Campaign - Battlefield 3's single-player campaign isn't awful. Far from it. It has the explosive set-pieces, long gun battles and cliche terrorist villains anyone would expect from a game of this caliber. What it doesn't have, however, is meaning. DICE's attention to detail seems to have taken the front seat ahead of any meaningful action. The game does a fantastic job of teasing you, making you believe you have all the power before realising its corridor shooter tactics and hand-holding direction. There's absolutely no urgency driving the action, nor any real freedom to interact with the environments. A door needs to be opened. Can I open it? A plane needs to be flown. Can I fly it? An injured teammate needs to be dragged to safety. Can I drag him? The answer to all of those questions is a big fat "no": Battlefield 3 doesn't want you to do anything except shoot, as it attempts to challenge you with confronting set-pieces that dictate nothing more than a simple crouch or prone crawl.
All that said, the campaign has its moments. Much of the disappointment of the single-player has been fuelled by expectation, and has been dictated by the publisher's cry that this was going to be the best first-person shooter of all time. Furthermore, the game's narrative fails to be especially memorable, severely hampered by soldier chit-chat that attempts to water-down the game's obvious pro-war direction. Any negative affiliation the soldiers say they have with the conflict is lost as soon as they openly and aggressively begin to shoot-down enemy forces. It's in the game's effort to pass political commentary that its plots loses much of its worth, as if trying to justify the brutal, albeit necessary, action to a staunch liberal audience. It fails, ultimately diluting the importance of the soldiers actions.
Co-Op is lacking - Battlefield 3's co-op can be insanely fun if you're willing to look past its weird restrictions and and design elements. The experience is essentially identical to that of Call of Duty's Spec Ops mode, pitting you and a friend against endless waves of enemies. The downside being that enemy placement is repeated over and over again. The entire co-op experience can feel incredibly scripted, although it's saved by a number of different inclusions, including helicopter and vehicle-based missions. It could have been a lot better.
Lack of identity - What helped separate Battlefield from its competitors was its unique take on both single-player and multiplayer experiences. While the game certainly has its own unique flavour in places, namely modes like Conquest and Rush, it shares too many genre cliches with other games, implementing tired multiplayer modes, a dry, restricted campaign and a co-op experience severely lacking in ideas and uniqueness.
Battlefield 3 has only sparingly lived up to the expectations forced onto it by its publisher. The game thrives in a competitive landscape, offering intense and engaging conflict alongside detailed stat-tracking and a fantastic reward system. However, the game is dragged down by a single-player campaign that doesn't trust you enough to explore, instead placing an emphasis on detail and set-pieces. Battlefield 3 has its moments, hampered by an all-round failure to blow us away with the innovative gameplay and environments we were all promised.
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Shadowblade said: No mention of the fact that co-op is online only... No split-screen option
Beta said: Shadowblade said: No mention of the fact that co-op is online only... No split-screen option
I think it's gotten to the point where it's not even worth mentioning? When car games can't even get split-screen right, what hope do we have for FPS?
Seriously, I don't see why it's not added. It urks me to no end.
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Books in France
- March 2015
- Region: France
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Books in France industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market size (value 2010-14, and forecast to 2019). The profile also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Essential resource for top-line data and analysis covering the France books market. Includes market size data, textual and graphical analysis of market growth trends, leading companies and macroeconomic information.
- The physical segment of the books market includes atlases, dictionaries, encyclopedias, text books, guidebooks, musical scores, maps, fiction and non-fiction. The digital segment of the books market consists of electronic books (or e-books) which can be read on computers or other electronic devices. The market is valued at retail selling price (RSP) with any currency conversions calculated using constant annual average 2014 exchange rates.
- The French books market had total revenues of $5, 024.3m in 2014, representing a compound annual rate of change (CARC) of -3.0% between 2010 and 2014.
- The physical segment was the market's most lucrative in 2014, with total revenues of $4,873.6m, equivalent to 97.0% of the market's overall value.
- The performance of the market is forecast to decline, with an anticipated CARC of -1.6% for the five-year period 2014 - 2019, which is expected to drive the market to a value of $4,625.1m by the end of 2019.
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What was the size of the France books market by value in 2014?
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Category segmentation
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Market Outlook
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Amazon.com, Inc.
Carrefour S.A.
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Relay France SNC
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Table 1: France books market value: $ million, 2010–14
Table 2: France books market category segmentation: $ million, 2014
Table 3: France books market geography segmentation: $ million, 2014
Table 4: France books market value forecast: $ million, 2014–19
Table 5: Amazon.com, Inc.: key facts
Table 6: Amazon.com, Inc.: key financials ($)
Table 7: Amazon.com, Inc.: key financial ratios
Table 8: Carrefour S.A.: key facts
Table 9: Carrefour S.A.: key financials ($)
Table 10: Carrefour S.A.: key financials (€)
Table 11: Carrefour S.A.: key financial ratios
Table 12: Groupe Fnac: key facts
Table 13: Relay France SNC: key facts
Table 14: France size of population (million), 2010–14
Table 15: France gdp (constant 2005 prices, $ billion), 2010–14
Table 16: France gdp (current prices, $ billion), 2010–14
Table 17: France inflation, 2010–14
Table 18: France consumer price index (absolute), 2010–14
Table 19: France exchange rate, 2010–14
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Figure 1: France books market value: $ million, 2010–14
Figure 2: France books market category segmentation: % share, by value, 2014
Figure 3: France books market geography segmentation: % share, by value, 2014
Figure 4: France books market value forecast: $ million, 2014–19
Figure 5: Forces driving competition in the books market in France, 2014
Figure 6: Drivers of buyer power in the books market in France, 2014
Figure 7: Drivers of supplier power in the books market in France, 2014
Figure 8: Factors influencing the likelihood of new entrants in the books market in France, 2014
Figure 9: Factors influencing the threat of substitutes in the books market in France, 2014
Figure 10: Drivers of degree of rivalry in the books market in France, 2014
Figure 11: Amazon.com, Inc.: revenues & profitability
Figure 12: Amazon.com, Inc.: assets & liabilities
Figure 13: Carrefour S.A.: revenues & profitability
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Greenville Arms 1889 Inn si trova nella pittoresca Valle di Stato di New York Hudson e ha accolto gli ospiti per 50 anni. Tre edifici sono impostati su 6 ettari di prati, alberi da ombra e giardini. Oggetti d'antiquariato, opere d'arte originali e dettagli vittoriani aggiungono un'atmosfera di calore e comfort. In serata, gli ospiti possono prenotare una cena a lume di candela, con cucina americana stagionale. Tutte le camere sono dotate di bagno privato e mini-frigo, in alcuni casi, doppie vasche idromassaggio e caminetti. Dopo una deliziosa colazione calda, gli ospiti godono di Hudson Valley visite o relax in un amaca da 50 'piscina all'aperto della locanda. Attività ricreative e attrazioni nei dintorni includono: Historic Hudson Valley touring, Catskill Mountain trekking, mountain bike, golf e caccia d'antiquariato. Itinerario di guida ideale da New York: passare la giornata visitando il vostro senso Hudson Valley, arrivando a Greenville Arms 1889 Inn in tempo per il tè a 04:00 soggiorni di una notte sono benvenuti tutti i fine settimana.
5 su febbraio 10, 2015
Words cannot express my experience during my stay. Loved the rooms, food was great, and overall hospitality and attention eas excellent. Recomend it to thise who want to experience peace and quiet. Thanks to Mark and Kim.
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My boyfriend and I wanted to get away for the weekend and thought Hudson Valley would be nice and relaxing. And it was -- thanks to the Greenville Arms. All the staff were very helpful and we felt quite taken care of. I would say this is a great inn for any time of year, though we plan to come back in the summer to try out the pool.
5 su gennaio 07, 2015
What a lovely place right in the middle of Greenville. Fantastic breakfasts, charming owners, beautiful grounds for our dog, and everything has been thought of in the room to make your stay as comfortable as possible. I highly recommend this Inn if you are in the area, especially if you have a dog!
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There are many nice touches that make this a one of a kind experience. The rooms need updated, but we were really genuinely impressed with all this Inn had to offer.
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Thank you for your kind words! We do are best to make our guest's stay enjoyable and memorable. Our inn was built in 1889 and became an inn in the 1950s. It is a continual project to update the rooms but keep some of that old fashion charm. Every year more updating takes place. It is the fun part of having an inn with 16 rooms!
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Very enjoyable & relaxing stay. My daughter & I only stayed 1 night. We wished we could have stayed a little longer. Enjoyed such a great breakfast. We hope to come back next year.
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The room was small and the furnishings were a bit outdated but it was cozy and immaculately clean. The breakfast was tasty and the service was great! We stayed in the carriage house. If we need to return to the area, we will consider staying at Greenville Arms again.
5 su agosto 21, 2014
We greatly enjoyed our stay. The service was friendly and the breakfast was delicious.
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We stayed here while visiting friends. We would stay again.
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We loved it!! We had so much fun in our 2 nights stay at Greenville Arms 1889 Inn during the memorial weekend. The room was very quite and clean, the host were so friendly and welcoming, breakfast was very good and the neighborhood lovely and surrounded by nature and animals. We could also ride horses in an amazing farm very close to the b&b. The restaurants around were so good and charming and also the overall experience was unforgettable. We recommend it to everyone!!
5 su settembre 25, 2013
This was my first B&B stay and most definitely will not be my last. This place was so charming and quaint, I absolutely loved the layout. The room was perfect and honestly the only thing it was missing was a TV and I loved that part. It was so nice and relaxing. We stayed in the back carriage house, which had a lovely presentation. You had a cross a little bridge over a creek with trees beautifully overhanging the bridge. The room was very clean with a dresser, mini fridge (a welcomed surprise), a full sized bed, side chair, closet and full bathroom. The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable, we slept like babies. The bathroom was also very clean and my fiance loved the shower... he's looking into buying that exact shower head. Although the pool was closed it looks like a great layout if you are planning a summer trip, we would definitely like to revisit.
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Preliminary Equine Injury Data Released
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A preliminary analysis of equine injury data over a one-year period shows 2.04 fatal injuries in Thoroughbreds per 1,000 starts, The Jockey Club said March 23.
A preliminary analysis of equine injury data over a one-year period shows 2.04 fatal injuries in Thoroughbreds per 1,000 starts, The Jockey Club said March 23.
The third Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit is set for June 28 and 29. Previous summits have helped launch initiatives like the Equine Injury Database and the Racing Surfaces Testing Laboratory.
The Jockey Club has modified its Interactive Registration platform to expand digital photo processing capacity and to create a "Registration Center."
At its Feb. 9 meeting, The Jockey Club's board of stewards accepted the recommendation of The Jockey Club Registrar to deny Florida resident Lope Gonzalez all privileges of The American Stud Book effective Jan. 1, 2011.
Cathy O'Meara has been appointed coordinator of racing officials for the Racing Officials Accreditation Program, it was announced Feb. 4 by ROAP chairman Stan Bowker.
The Jockey Club is once again offering owners and breeders the opportunity to contribute, through a voluntary checkoff program, to Thoroughbred aftercare programs at the time they register their foals in 2010.
The Jockey Club announced Dec. 23 that it has published on the registry's Web site a list of 40,263 names released from active use to aid owners and breeders make a a valid attempt to name foals of 2008 by Feb. 1.
The organization is working on a best practice document for its members and guidelines to improve vet-trainer-owner relationships.
Ogden Mills Phipps, the chairman of The Jockey Club, announced in a news release Dec. 1 that Matt F. Iuliano has been named executive vice president and executive director of the organization.
Headley Bell, Jon S. Kelly, Jerry Moss, and Daisy Phipps Pulito have been elected as members of The Jockey Club.
The "Report of Mares Bred" released by The Jockey Club Oct. 22 shows that Pennsylvania breeding is on the rise while the industry is in decline in every other major breeding state.
Alan Marzelli, the president and chief operating officer of The Jockey Club, will retire from that position at the end of the year, the organization announced Sept. 25.
The Jockey Club reported that 3,439 stallions covered 56,901 mares in North America during 2008, according to statistics compiled through Sept. 9, 2009. These matings have resulted in 31,727 live foals of 2009 being reported to The Jockey Club on Live Foal Reports received as of Sept. 9, 2009.
Trainer Kenny McPeek will make a donation of $50 for each of his wins in 2009 to Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, it was jointly announced Sept. 9 by McPeek and foundation president, Edward Bowen. The pledge is retroactive to July 1.
Richard Santulli has been elected to the board of stewards of The Jockey Club, filling the position vacated by Reynolds Bell Jr. at the expiration of his four-year term, it was announced Aug. 22.
The Jockey Club announced Aug. 14 that it is projecting a 2010 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 30,000. In addition, The Jockey Club has revised its original estimate of registered foals for 2009 from 35,400 to 34,000.
After discussions with industry participants and a review of all scientific research available on the use of toe grabs on the front shoes of Thoroughbreds, The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Safety Committee recommends adjusting the current RCI Model Rule on horse shoes to allow toe grabs up to four millimeters in height on front shoes on dirt racing surfaces only.
After noticing an unusually high number of horses stumbling at the start during the first month of the Delaware Park meet, the Delaware Racing Commission adopted an emergency regulation that allows toe grabs with a height of up to four millimeters to be permitted for racing on dirt.
The New York Racing Association and many members of the Jockeys' Guild who ride at its three racetracks, along with the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association and The Jockey Club, have jointly pledged more than $100,000 in financial support in 2009 to the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation,
Owners and equine rescue groups with unidentified Thoroughbreds that sport lip tattoos now have access to free identification services provided by the Jockey Club.
Calvin Stuart Rainey, who started in racing as an exercise rider and later became executive director of The Jockey Club, died July 6 at his home in Green Valley, Ariz,
The Jockey Club announced July 1 that it has enhanced its free Tattoo Identification Services by adding access to its markings database to the tattoo research module.
Louis Romanet, chairman of the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities, will discuss the importance of and need for international harmonization of medication policies when he delivers the keynote address at The Jockey Club's 57th annual Round Table Conference on Matters Pertaining to Racing at the Gideon Putnam Resort in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Aug. 23.
In an effort to cut down on the number of scratches that occur because a horse's foal papers are not on file at a track where it is scheduled to run, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has approved a plan to test a system in which the papers are maintained electronically.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced June 2 the establishment of "The Foal Fund" to support the Association's federal lobbying efforts.
A Racing Surfaces Testing Laboratory designed to enhance surface safety for horses and riders is being launched with the financial support of a broad industry coalition, it was announced April 17 by the laboratory's coordinators Dr. Mick Peterson and Dr. Wayne McIlwraith.
The Jockey Club announced today that it has established Tattoo Identification Services, a free resource to help owners identify tattooed but unknown Thoroughbreds in their possession.
New York state police and animal protection workers went to the Climax, New York farm of owner Ernie Paragallo April; 8 to inspect the condition of the horses there, according to the Albany Times-Union.
The Belmont Bash, hosted by the New York Racing Association, and The Jockey Club, will be held June 4 at The Clubhouse at Meadowbrook Pointe in Westbury, N.Y.
Statistics contained in The Jockey Club's 2009 "Online Fact Book," released Feb. 27 on the organization's Web site, reveal the extent to which the weakening global economy affected Thoroughbred breeding, racing, and sales in North America in 2008.
Ohio is among the weakest when it comes to Thoroughbred purses, but it's about to have the strongest rules governing registration of state-bred horses.
The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Safety Committee said Feb. 11 it will fund a Racing Medication and Testing Consortium frozen-sample and retrospective testing program that will begin in April.
Midshipman, winner of the Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I), received the high weight assignment of 126 pounds on the 2008 Experimental Free Handicap,
William C. MacMillen Jr., a member of The Jockey Club, died Jan. 8.
New York racing regulators have approved a final set of rules restricting the use of anabolic steroids in horse racing, effective Jan. 1, 2009.
Problems associated with having the necessary paperwork transferred in an efficient and timely matter for horses that move from state to state to compete were the focal point of discussion at the Dec. 15 meeting of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
Splash of Vanilla, a filly by Ballado Chieftan, probably will attract plenty of attention at the upcoming Keeneland January horses of all ages sale because of her golden color. She is registered as a palomino.
Wagering on Thoroughbred races fell almost 10% in November compared with November 2007, Equibase reported Dec. 3 in its monthly "Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators." Purses dropped more than 2%, but race days increased more than 5%.
When Thoroughbred owners and breeders in North America submit their foal registration applications on or after Jan. 1, 2009, they will be able to participate in a voluntary checkoff program, created and administered by The Jockey Club, which will assist two organizations that provide post-racing care for Thoroughbreds.
The New York Racing Association has put into place the InCompass Solutions' Jockey Health Information System and its own Jockey Medical Advocate Program.
The Jockey Club released the Report of Mares Bred (RMB) statistics Oct. 16 for 2008 that show a continued decline in North American Thoroughbred breeding activity.
InCompass Solutions announced Oct. 10 hat it had launched the Jockey Health Information System, a database that will store jockeys' updated medical histories and make it possible for emergency medical personnel at racetracks to instantly access that information in the event of injury.
Marble Cliff, the stakes winner-turned-maiden after his Ohio registration was revoked in July, could end up becoming a poster child for serious changes in breed-registration regulations in the Buckeye State -- and perhaps beyond.
The Governor's Task Force on the Future of Horse Racing hopes to have the framework for a plan to create an equine drug-testing laboratory in Kentucky in place by the end of this year.
Fewer foals this year probably means fewer racehorses for the future. The Jockey Club reported that 3,638 stallions covered 61,262 mares in North America during 2007.
Two Thoroughbreds that formerly raced as Ohio-registered are now listed as having been bred in Kentucky.
The Jockey Club announced Sept. 4 the election of four new members: Dr. Rick Arthur, B. Wayne Hughes, Warren "Spud" Williamson and Peter Willmott.
A transcript of The Jockey Club's 2008 Round Table Conference is available on The Jockey Club's Web site.
The board of stewards at River Downs has ruled two Thoroughbreds -- one of which had earned more than $100,000 -- aren't registered Ohio-bred horses, and their owners must repay the earnings.
The horseracing industry will continue with a serious push to enact reforms related to equine safety and drug testing, officials indicated Aug. 17 during and after The Jockey Club Round Table in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.


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If I install my OS on it, will I get the same performance as the internal disk?
Is there any way to use a SATA HDD as a removable disk via USB?
I want to buy an external disk.
for the first part, no. You will probably be able to get acceptable performance from it, but USB is nowhere near sata speeds - it WILL probably be fast enough to run an OS for basic purposes tho.
for the second part, you can get a sata (or ide) to usb converter of some sort, a drive enclosure or a dock.
First that is a bad idea external storage is in reliable and relatively expansive over in-case hard drives. plus what happens if the USB unplugs from your computer. in addition if you still feel the need to do so it should work.
external disks are for file back-ups and file storing internal disks are for OS's and file storage and SATA is much faster and more reliable and will not randomly unplug because someone tripped over a cord.
No I will not suggest you to install the OS on an eternal disk you will get the medium and may be lower performance. The external disk is only for transferring data if you want to connect it through USB. As @Taylor said, if USB unplugs or lose in any situation and you are in the middle or at the finish moment of your work all will be lost.
Unless you're using an eSATA disk, USB speed is not anywhere near SATA speed or even IDE speed


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Good story
I have observed young kids who have just started to walk do quite similar deeds. They fall and repeatedly fall, but just get up and keep trying to walk. The encouraging signs from the proud parents (and grandparents) is enough to provide the needed motivation for the young kids to take up the challenge to get up and walk.
Maybe we just don't seem to remember the battles we fought against ourselves as young kids! Somewhere down the line education seems to have spoilt us.
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