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Javadoc uses # as a separator between class and method/constructor signatures or field names to avoid ambiguous links.
The Javadoc @link and @see tags can be used with references to packages, classes and specific methods/constructors or fields within a class. It is perhaps not obvious, but it is legal to have e.g. a class "c" in the package "a.b" and a class "b" in the package "a" with a field called "c" in the same project. A Javadoc link to "package a.b, class c" would be written "a.b.c", whereas a link to "package a, class b, field c" would be written "a.b#c". If the name is distinct, the Javadoc tool will also accept the . separator before methods, constructors or fields.
If a link starts with #, it refers to a method/field/constructor in the same class. This is analogue to the anchor usage in HTTP urls, where href="doc.html#a1" refers to the "a1" anchor in "doc.html" and href="#a1" refers to the "a1" anchor in the same document.
It is a "separator" between class and method.
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ON THIS PAGE: You will find some basic information about this disease and the parts of the body it may affect. This is the first page of Cancer.Net's Guide to Liver Cancer. To see other pages, use the menu on the side of your screen. Think of that menu as a roadmap to this full guide.
About the liver
The liver is the largest internal organ in the body. It is essential for the digestion of food. No one can survive without a liver. Functions of the liver include:
- Collecting and filtering blood from the intestines
- Processing and storing needed nutrients absorbed by the intestines
- Converting some nutrients into energy or into substances needed to repair and build tissue
- Producing some of the body's blood clotting factors
- Removing toxins from the body
- Helping maintain the proper sugar level in the body
About liver cancer
Cancer begins when healthy cells change and grow uncontrollably, forming a mass called a tumor. A tumor can be cancerous or benign. A cancerous tumor is malignant, meaning it can grow and spread to other parts of the body. A benign tumor means the tumor can grow but will not spread.
It is more common for cancer that started in another part of the body to spread to the liver. This is not liver cancer, but rather metastatic cancer of another organ. For instance, pancreatic, colon, stomach, breast, lung, or other cancer that has spread to the liver is still named according to the organ in which it started. For more information about cancer that started in another part of the body and has spread to the liver, read about that specific cancer type.
This section only covers information about cancer that begins in the liver, also known as primary liver cancer.
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There are a number of types of adult primary liver cancer. They are named for the type of cell from which the cancer develops.
Type of Liver Cancer
How Common
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)
Hepatocellular carcinoma can have different growth patterns. Some spread tentacle-like growths through the liver. This pattern is the most common one in the United States. Some start as a single tumor that spreads to other parts of the liver as the disease develops. Others develop as nodules at several different places in the liver. Occasionally, a pattern isn't clear.
Approximately 80% of adult primary liver cancers are hepatocellular carcinomas.
Cholangiocarcinoma, also called bile duct cancer
A cholangiocarcinoma develops from cells in the bile duct of the liver. The bile duct is a thin tube that extends from the liver to the small intestine. The bile duct starts inside the liver as several smaller tubes that join together.
About 10% to 20% of adult primary liver cancers are cholangiocarcinomas.
Angiosarcoma starts in the blood vessels of the liver and grows very quickly.
About 1% of adult primary liver cancers are angiosarcomas.
The remainder of this section discusses the most common type of adult primary liver cancer, hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). For information about bile duct cancer and angiosarcoma, use the links in the chart above.
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On the Pier. Umm, didn't there used to be TWO kids
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We got up after a restful night sleep at anchor in Bahia de las Tortugas, or Turtle Bay, to warm sunshine and pretty warm (72 F) water. When we arrived, we were at the outer fringe of the anchorage, but when we got up in the morning, a hundred or so new boats had arrived.
We found that our anchor light had burned out, so we ran our running lights all night. We'll go up the mast tomorrow and try to change the bulb.
A weather system is scheduled to come in tomorrow, with 35 knots wind forecasted. This will last a few days and hopefully be finished by the time we are supposed to depart. If not we will stay put until it does. We're not on a schedule, so there's no sense in beating ourselves up with bad weather.
We had "lunch" on shore at the restaurant by the beach. By the time the food arrived, we were ready to call it "dinner". But this was no surprise, since the restaurant -- and the town -- are overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of "yates". This town normally gets few or no visitors, but one weekend a year, they get 200 boats! I think they make a whole years' revenue in this weekend.
The town is very rustic, with no paved roads, and one tiny grocery. The meat in the meat case was covered with flies. I took a pass on the meat.
They were charging a dollar to use the toilet at the restaurant. (grumble)
The fleet is having a big party this evening at a restaurant in town, but we're in need of rest and will have dinner aboard. Pascale's making spaghetti with tomato sauce and sausage. We'll have a cozy dinner and watch a movie.
His name is Ron Sherwin.
We arrived in Turtle Bay, our first stop in Mexico, this evening at 9:15 p.m., which makes for a 57 hour trip, I think. Today was rocking and rolling, with winds in the 25 knot range, and huge (for me) wind waves. Calou was surfing down the fronts of these waves at 10 knots. We put in a reef late in the afternoon, and still managed 9 knots.
We were met by dolphins, hundreds of them, playing with our bow wave, and jumping in the air. John in the forepeak could hear them "talking".
Due to the very rough conditions, it was difficult to cook, but I volunteered for galley duty, warming up some chili con carne that we had cooked in advance and vacuum sealed, and cooking some green beans in the pressure cooker.
The forecast is for winds to build to 35 knots the next few days, but thankfully we'll be on the hook in Turtle Bay.
I was looking for info on the Ha Ha's trip down, and ran across your site. My wife and I will be heading down mid Dec. about the time your returning. I didn't know about this sailing blog site. It seems great. The position map and link to Google earth are enjoyable. We were looking for some kind of a web site, this looks like the answer. How has it been working for you?
It's 2:30 a.m. and we are now surfing at 8.5 knots, the winds are 20 to 25 knots dead astern. The wind waves are big enough to toss the boat around, however the autopilot is holding course very well. We put up the lee cloths on the bunks so teh crew doesn't fall out. The sky is moonless again, as it set long ago. Navigation is primarily by radar.
Blips appear on the screen, then disappear, then reappear, in the same spot in the upper right quadrant, range about 2 miles. But there are no lights to be seen. Must be Mexican fishermen. I changed course by 20 degrees, once, to dodge such a blip. No boat was seen.
Fari Winds!
The is the second day on our passage to Turtle Bay. Happy Halloween, everyone! Pascale is sailing the boat while John and I get some needed rest. We're about 20 miles offshore of a place called Bahia San Quintin. The winds are averaging 20 knots with a broad reach from the starboard side, and we are doing about 7 knots under mainsail only. The skies are partly cloudy. We caught up with the fleet despite our 45 minute late start yesterday. We continue to pass lots of boats.
Pascale has a hard time doing galley duty today, because the seas are moderately large, so I've been cooking the meals and doing the dishes. Good thing I like to cook. For breakfast we had "eggs on toast", that is, scrambled eggs mixed with shredded cheese, on a piece of toasted bread like an open face sandwich. Ketchup or hot sauce optional. Plus hot coffee, tea, and hot chocolate for the kids. Once breakfast was put away I started on dinner. We had bought an eggplant in San Diego and it was getting ripe, so it was time to use it. I made "eggplant lasagna", that is, thinly sliced eggplant substitutes for the pasta in a traditional lasagna dish. Also in there was the meat sauce of beef, onions, garlic, tomatoes, basil. And I put spinach in some of the layers. And each layer had a mixture of ricotta and mozarella cheese. This cooked in the oven 2 hours at 400. We'll reheat it and enjoy it this evening.
Lunch was ham and cheese sandwiches, and celery sticks with peanut butter.
There's no going hungry on this boat!!
It's 3 a.m., and I'm single handing while the rest of the crew sleeps. We have 18 to 20 knots of wind blowing from astern. I'm sailing under the mainsail alone and surfing at 6.5 to 7 knots. I am doing the midnight to 6 a.m. shift.
The Mexican fishing boats around here don't have your usual navigation lights. Just one, very bright white light. Some of them are invisible to radar. So it's best to keep a constant visual watch out.
This is a moonless night, and there are no cities on the coast, so the stars are very bright. You can clearly see the Orion Nebula with binoculars.
The Baja Haha has officially started and we are on the first leg towards Turtle Bay. This leg will take about 3 days of nonstop sailing.
The winds are pretty much ideal, we are on a beam reach with about 10 knots of wind from the west. We're sailing with the jib and doing 7 knots.
We started about 45 minutes behind the fleet due to some delays at the fuel dock. But the Haha is elapsed time so this doesn't matter. Nevertheless, we have caught up with the fleet and are starting to pass boats.


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This week a company Cosmic Lifestyle Corporation announced work on a new space program to make cocktails in space a reality. The idea isn't to cater to astronauts, but rather for the much delayed space tourism industry expected to launch this year. We're not talking about sipping a drink Capri Sun style (prepackaged cocktails in a bag), but a stemmed drinking vessel that looks like a cocktail glass. Designed with grooves that hold the drink simply through surface tension rather than a physical barrier to keep it in the glass. The concept is based on the same kinds of principles...
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In a story for Details.com I wrote up some of the things that fancy cocktail bartenders actually drink. Check it out here.
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San Francisco bartenders are responsible for the creation of at least 24 different spirits, some available at retail and some reserved just for the bars. In the April 2014 edition of 7x7 Magazine, I have a story about them, with accompanying recipes online.
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A shortage of limes and immense spike in price is having some bar owners and managers worrying about the tough reality this poses: increase prices or find alternatives to fresh limes?
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In my latest story for Details.com (and my first one as official cocktail columnist for Details.com, hooray!) I write up 11 new bars opening within the next few months from around the country. The bars are: Melrose Umbrella Co., Los Angeles, California Sweetwater Social, New York, NY Jsix, San Diego, California Half Step, Austin, Texas Good Citizen, Seattle, Washington Sidecar, Jacksonville, Florida Barrel, Washington, DC ABV, San Francisco, CA Double Standard, Oakland, CA Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour, Phoenix, Arizona Julep, Kansas City, Missouri Check out the story here!
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Kevin Dowell (formerly of Wo Hing General Store, Zero Zero, Rio Grande, Starlight Room, and many other places) has taken over the cocktail program at Mission restaurant and brunch epicenter Foreign Cinema, as well as at the casual bar Laszlo in the front of the building. That means 3 new cocktail menus: One for each venue and a third for brunch drinks. And they all launch tomorrow, January 4. Customers drink a lot of cocktails at both venues, but this venus and its clientele aren't on the cocktail snob circuit, so Dowell has made an effort to keep the drinks...
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A Goldman Sachs analyst (whose company was saved by taxpayers, for the record – you're welcome) says that Microsoft should spin off its Xbox division and downgraded Microsoft share recommendations from buy to neutral. In a new report, Goldman Sachs said that "A break-up of the consumer businesses could potentially unlock hidden value, or more discipline on cost could turn the businesses into contributors to profitability and shareholder value."
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Hello I was wondering if i can et some opinions on tihs idea....I am due the AUgust 7th and am trying to have a cookout babyshower...I have been reading some things about it being tacky but i feel that it is going to be hot in July and people will be bringing their children...I want the children to have a open space to play and a cookout so that the men can be included....I am not actually planning the babyshower just giving ideas...lol...but i would love some opinions on this....not too harsh please....lol
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I think it's a great idea! Something different and the parents can let the kids run around outside instead of worrying about them in a hall or house.
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We are doing the same thing. I'm not a "baby shower game" kinda girl anyway. This is our second after almost 7 years. And you're right, it's gonna be hot and summer and we are gonna have a bbq and outside games. Ours will be very informal, but you could dress it up a bit if you wanted and decorate a bit more, or do it at a beautiful park setting. Remember it's about what you want and what you are comfortable with. Don't worry about other people.
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We are also doing this. I, in no way, think this tacky at all. We are soooo not the type of people that would hold a baby shower full of women while we ate tiny sandwhiches and sip tea. I''m sure the beer will be in abundance and the grilling will be nonstop and the laughter unbearable! It will be so much fun. Plus with our babies being August babies we get to have our showers during the nicest weather! Which works good awesome for me as I hate being jam packed in a tight space with people surronding me and staring at me. We are actually getting our guest list together as I write this and picking a date. I have lots of input on my shower as I am usually the coordinator for these types of events and my friends and family can't seem to do ANYTHING without my help...which means I will get everything I want! HEHEHEH!
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I think it is a cool idea. As long as you remember that you are the guest and not the host. Also I mean you may want to enjoy your day without the nussance of a bunch of kids running around screaming and what not.
But on the other hand I can see how it could be more work for the people throwing the shower.
Also as a mom of soon to be 6, I look forward to the showers as my time away from my kids and to be around other adults
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That sounds like an awesome idea! I just may snag that one!
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@ maof5boys ....I do not mine the children I wont be watching them their parents will...lol...I am not planning my own shower just giving ideas...being in an interracial relationship my fiancee's family has a different concept for a baby shower...so i have to hint to them things that both sides can enjoy...and who doesnt like a cookout...lol...good food, family and many laughs :)
We are doing this too!! I thought it was a great idea!! We are doing it at our house and we just have finished remodeling the entire house, so we can also show off our house!!! This is our 2nd baby but it's a boy and i'm not registering anywhere, but i thought since it's a boy it would be fun to include my hubby!!!
We are having a family BBQ/baby shower on the Sunday before Memorial Day. My MIL/FIL are hosting it. I think it's a great idea. What's tacky about it? Just because it isn't in some fancy, expensive venue doesn't mean it's tacky. It includes everyone, and people can have fun with each other rather than having to play some stuffy, boring baby shower games. We're having fireworks, and since they have horses, the kids who are old enough will be getting horseback rides.
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Just don't try this at night. Riding at the speed of light makes your headlight useless! :-)
Not exactly the same as the real thing, but I put together a little page to illustrate how the speed of light is relative to solar system models. Brings the perspective " to earth". I illustrate it using "Spacebike on the Mass. Pike" traveling at bikelight speed.
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Fifteen years ago, the BBC ran a poll, part of BBC Television's 60th-birthday celebrations, to determine what the viewing public considered to be the greatest TV programmes, presenters, actors, whatever, of all time. In every category, a panel of supposed experts was invited to produce a shortlist, from which voters had to pick a favourite.
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He was put into care on the same day as his older brother, Steve, to whom he was extremely close. But they were sent to different homes, and didn't see each other for another 10 years. Heaven knows what kind of psychological effect this dislocation, and the sudden, forced separation from his parents, had on Morrissey, though he made a stab at explaining it here. I remember interviewing him in the mid-1990s, and while he made no secret of his background, he didn't much like to talk about it either. On the whole, the media respected this, which shows how standards have plummeted even in the past 15 years. Respect, for a celebrity's right to privacy? How quaint.
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Encouragingly, Morrissey visited an establishment in Scotland, Lothian Villa, which seemed like a model of how a children's home should be. But the focus was mainly on his own experiences almost 40 years ago, and those of his contemporaries, some of whom suffered physical and sexual abuse at the hands of their so-called carers. He didn't, mercifully. But the most harrowing recollections came from those who had been in the same home as his brother Steve, who wasn't around to tell his own story, having died, aged 37.
Morrissey's mother didn't contribute, either, which was hardly surprising. Firing the whole project was his own enduring sense of outrage that such a trauma had been visited upon him because of petty thievery, and he went to visit the man who'd been the family's social worker with, as he put it, "guns loaded". But the social worker convinced him that he'd been put into care to protect rather than punish him: his Irish immigrant parents, both psychiatric nurses, had effectively allowed their four sons to become feral.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51498&th=10254#msg_51498 <![CDATA[Please can;
 Shop Order Overview
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 Shapeways | Yippee! You've sold a model through your Shapeways Shop emails
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 Congrats! You've sold a model through your Shapeways Shop emails

 All contain the pertinent information... i.e. the full model name, and the model number - maybe with a handy dandy clickable link wherever possible?

 Coz I forgets the numbers assigned to my creations.

 Cheers,
 Paul]]> stop4stuff 2012-07-17T21:01:39-00:00 Re: keep it true http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51503&th=10254#msg_51503 <![CDATA[The middle one - Yipee! may be more difficult than the others.. it includes a PDF of everything that was sold, and there might very well be more than one model that it is reporting as sold.

 ]]> stonysmith 2012-07-17T23:04:43-00:00 Re: keep it true http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51512&th=10254#msg_51512 <![CDATA[Now here's a thought - The Yipee! email could be the easiest to change the PDF as most of the information is already there, it just needs a few extra parameters when being dynamically created - hyperlinks can be included too.

 And the Congrats! email doesn't really do anything apart from confusing the way of saying 'the model you or someone else bought has been shipped']]> stop4stuff 2012-07-18T09:53:49-00:00 Re: keep it true http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51516&th=10254#msg_51516 <![CDATA[Hi Paul,

 I would like to suggest you to post this on our Feedback page as well so our Developers can have a look at this.

  http://feedback.shapeways.com/forums/111989-shapeways-feedba ck

 Thanks!

 Cheers,
 Christel
 Customer Service Agent
 www.shapeways.com]]> ChristelH 2012-07-18T11:47:45-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51519&th=10254#msg_51519 <![CDATA[I changed the topic name to something more useful
 But I agree on the topics raised.

 I am also still very much puzzled by the "Congrats! You've sold a model through your Shapeways Shop emails" subject line.

 It has nothing to do with sales? More with the actual shipping?

 ]]> virtox 2012-07-18T12:31:36-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51525&th=10254#msg_51525 <![CDATA[The way that I understood it.. the "Congrats! You've sold.." email was changed to that Subject because it confirms that the model shipped. This is after any possible rejects, and happens as the item is placed into the shipping box. That way, it is much more likely that the attached markup will make it into your monthly payment. Emails of models at the time of sale are subject to cancellation and rejection, therefore you can't sum those up to get an accurate picture of what your payment will be.

 It reads to me that the "Yipee!" email may be headed to the bit-bucket. I for one like that email, and it's fine with me for it to be only once per day.]]> stonysmith 2012-07-18T13:41:48-00:00 Re: keep it true http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51532&th=10254#msg_51532 <![CDATA[Hi Christel,

 Call me a stickler or a fuddy duddy, but Shapeways have a forum section for site feedback, to which this topic is related and posted in. So no, I'll post here if that's ok. (to my mind there's no need to spread stuff about when it can be focused in the intended area)

 Here's my suggestion for how I'd like things to work;

 1. Yippee! You've sold a model email stays the same, but also includes the full model name and links to the model page as well as the Shop/Sale T&C's.

 2. Go back to 'Your model has been shipped' but maybe include some code to differentiate whether I should be expecting the printed model or someone else has their order headed to them.

 3. The Order Overview has all of the information except for the model number - the model number should be there too please.

 To get to 1 & 2 should be simple coding as all of those emails are dynamically produced by code with parameters sucked straight out of whatever database the info come from, I expect 3 is no different.

 Paul]]> stop4stuff 2012-07-18T17:20:33-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51536&th=10254#msg_51536 <![CDATA[Hey guys,

 Thanks for the feedback, obviously you all noticed we overhauled our emails last week!

 We wanted to make them as streamlined as possible, and it seems we could add a few more features like model names so I am taking on all this feedback to integrate it as best we can.

 Thank you!

 Natalia]]> natalia 2012-07-18T18:50:03-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51546&th=10254#msg_51546 <![CDATA[

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From: Shapeways Team
 To: email@example.com
 Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 10:52 PM
 Subject: Congrats! You've sold a model through your Shapeways Shop

 Hi,

 The model (Model #******) that someone ordered from your Shapeways Shop is now being placed in a snug UPS box and will start its journey around the world to your customer.

 above is what the email says - bold is the subject

 ...hang on

 ...mmm

 ...is this a new email for those models with zero markup that don't get mentioned anywhere other than in shipping email notifications?

 Paul

 p.s. @ potential spam farmers - don't bother, it will cost you  ]]> stop4stuff 2012-07-18T23:30:48-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51565&th=10254#msg_51565 <![CDATA[Hey guys,

 Thanks for calling this in, we are aware of this and we will fix this

 @Paul, we are not going fix step 3 and have model ID in your order overview, instead we will make sure that you will see the model name again in the emails!

 I'll keep you guys in informed.]]> MitchellJetten 2012-07-19T16:29:37-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51569&th=10254#msg_51569 <![CDATA[Hi Mitchell,

 I am surprised to read the order overview will not include the model id.This feature has been requested by many over the years as model names can and tend to change and it makes it really hard to build sales stats.
 Perhaps between brackets in (front of) the model name field?

 Pretty please?

 Stijn
 ]]> virtox 2012-07-19T16:54:13-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51571&th=10254#msg_51571 <![CDATA[Ok wait Virtox, it will not be implemented right now.

 Top priority is to fix the emails right now, after this I will discuss with the product team about model ID in the order overview

 sorry for the confusion]]> MitchellJetten 2012-07-19T17:11:56-00:00 Re: Email uniformity http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=51728&th=10254#msg_51728 <![CDATA[Last Yippe email has no model ID number anywhere in text, html or pdf... the other option is that optometrist will be fired. That email looks pretty much unchanged to be exact, the text version even includes html tags as before.

 Edit: does Yipee replace Congrats? One of the last annoucements promised no more false sales due to rejections.]]> stannum 2012-07-24T04:39:25-00:00


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If you like your campsites to come with a healthy dose of history, check out Domaine de Pradines.
Camping Pré Fixe
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Family-friendly Pyrénées campsite which simply oozes peace and tranquility.
Country Camping
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Rural camping in the Midi-Pyrénées, surrounded by sunflower fields and an easy drive from historic French towns.
Glisten Camping – Col d'Ibardin
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Space-age domes in the French south-west – modern glamping at its best.
Camping Belle Vue
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Classic Dordogne camping with terrific valley views, a peaceful vibe, and friendly hosts.
Le Bois Coudrais
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Friendly, family-run, traditional camping in north Brittany.
La Blanquette Glamping
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Luxury camping in the idyllic Dordogne Valley.
Simply Canvas
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Stay in a luxurious safari tent and feel the sense of zen-like calm which filters through every inch of Simply Canvas.
Le Camp
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Five star luxury glamping with a truly relaxing atmosphere.
Domaine du Bourg
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Smallsville camping in the Auvergne with plenty of room to stretch out.
Le Grand Bois
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Taking camping in the woods to a whole new level in this mini-town of safari tents. This campsite is too special to leave.
Auvergne Naturelle
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Natural heaven. This is one of the most relaxing and beautifully isolated glamping sites in central France.
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Giant pitches and an onsite nature reserve at this award-winning Languedoc eco-campsite.
Mille Étoiles
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Camping and glamping right next to the Gorges de l'Ardèche, a camping field, luxury yurts, safari tents, a beautiful river, and welcoming hosts.
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With 15 acres of parkland surrounding a scenic lake, plus a beach within reach, this activity-filled Vendée site ticks all boxes.
Camping Domaine des Mathévies
One of the friendliest sites in the south. The hosts are delightful, the views stunning, and there's bags for you and the kids to do.
Camping La Source
Peaceful, spacious tranquillity with a spectacular backdrop. You half expect Julie Andrews to come running out of the woods in a habit.
Etang du Camp
Imagine camping by a reed-fringed lakeside, honeyed African light dappling the canvas of your safari tent.
Camping Milin Kerhé
Tranquil waterside camping in the heart of Brittany.
Camping Chez Rambaud
A hidden gem crowded by lush fields, swimable lakes, rolling forests, and traditional villages.
Camp Laurent
Traditional, riverside camping in France's second sunniest region.
Tiny site in the peaceful Vendée countryside.
Manzac Ferme
Unadulterated peace and quiet in the heart of the tranquil Dordogne at this adults-only woodland hideaway.
Room to play, breathe and reconnect with those erstwhile friends at this friendly, fir-fringed site in the heart of Brittany.
Domaine Les Gandins
Of all the similar domaine-style campsites in France, this is surely one of the dandiest of the lot...
Camping Les Dômes de Miage
A campsite on 'the roof of Europe' – Camping Les Dômes de Miage offers breathtaking views of the mighty Mont Blanc.
Forest View
Cool views, warm hospitality, hot meals, and cold ice creams. Plus a whole lot of history.
Les Grèbes du Lac de Marcenay
Relaxed, remote, lakeside chilling. Les Grèbes du Lac de Marcenay is everything that a campsite should and could be.
Camping Aux Mêmes
Friendly, family-run campsite in the peaceful Gascony countryside.
Camping or glamping on the blissful banks of the Loire.
Camping Terre Ferme
Blissfully quiet rural hideaway – all just a couple of miles from the autoroute.
Domaine La Mathonière
Middle-of-nowhere peace and quiet and a great safe haven for the kids.
Le Capeyrou
Pitches aplenty, from riverside to meadow-side in this enchanting campsite.
Les Quatre Saisons
Discreet, serene hideaway in the heart of the Creuse region of Limousin.
Camping Sites & Paysages Chantepie
Family-friendly and masterfully well-maintained – soak up the many delights the Loire Valley has to offer.
La Ribière Sud
Mongolian splendour and comfort meets woodland serenity in this simple, immaculate campsite.
Camping du Brec
A family-camping paradise in the Maritime Alps... with its own private lakeside beach!
Moulin de la Geneste
A relaxed, family campsite in the heart of the Limousin countryside that's both well organised and blissfully wild.
Camping Le Clapas
Right on the Ardèche river with its own private beach: killer.
Camping La Cascade
Spacious and peaceful eco-camping in the Parc National des Cévennes.
Camping La Pointe
The warm welcome comes with cool, shady pitches in the forest, even in high season.
Camping Chantemerle
Riverside camping in the beautiful Cévennes National Park, Southern France.
Camping Du Bas Meygnaud
Quiet and shady camping in the heart of the Dronne Valley.
Le Château de Monfréville
In the grounds of a thousand year old château commissioned by William the Conqueror, lies a brilliant family campsite with a limited number of pitches, a natural swimming pond and a vintage tractor that trundles you to and from your tent.
Bot-Conan Lodge Glamping
There really is something special about the Brittany coastline. Now you can explore her famous beaches in style from the luxurious comfort of Bot-Conan lodge – just a pebble's throw from the Atlantic surf.
Le Grand Champ
Snowy, alpine magic deep in the heart of the Chamonix valley.
Camping La Vie En Rose
It's a life through rose-coloured glasses at this breathtaking slice of Pyrenean paradise.
La Grande Veyiere
What could be better than camping in the magnificent Périgord? Indulge in the regional delights at arguably the Dordogne's best family-friendly campsite.
Quirky Camping
Chilled out yurt glamping in the blissful rural isolation of the Dordogne.
Le Balcon de la Baie
Quiet woodland camping with sea views over Mont Saint-Michel Bay.
La Brouquère
Tiny, friendly, adults-only camping in the wonderfully untouristy Gers. Oh yeah, and there's wine and Armagnac brandy virtually on tap!
Camping La Semnadisse
Camping La Semnadisse is a peaceful and spacious campsite set within the beautiful countryside of La Creuse.
Domaine Les Angeles
A lovely spot to relax and read your book in the middle of the Gascon countryside.
Le Ferme de Croas Men
It's proper camping on the farm, but with every creature comfort.
BelRepayre Airstream & Retro Trailer Park
Airstream trailers, vintage caravans, glampers and campers (retro tents preferred). Europe's first retro Airstream trailer park, in the foothills of the Pyrénées.
Chez Yurt
Luxuriously laid-back glamping in the 'French Lake District' – Chez Yurt makes for an ideal family break or romantic retreat in France's gorgeous South-West.
Camping Etangs du Moulin
A slice of The Old West in the rural French north – saddle up partner and mosey on down to Picardy's most entertaining new camping experience.
L'Orri de Planès
Rustic boutique' is perhaps a good way to describe L'Orri des Planès
Camping L'Anse du Brick
A beautiful seafront campsite on the Normandy coast, with plenty more to offer than just its ferry-friendly location.
Ferme Noemie
Everything about the site is cool: the location, the view, the British owners, the fresh air.
La Jaurie
Camping, campfires and an eco-conscience in the rolling rural hills of the Limousin.
Pyrénées Emotions
High up in the Midi-Pyrénées, this charming site boasts a wealth of outdoor fun and some spectacularly splendrous views.
Les Olivettes
Superb view, boutique chic, personal, loving touch.
Castel Camping Le Brévedent
Amiable lakeside lounging in the grounds of a Calvados chateau.
Ferme de Prunay
Camping on the farm a short ride away from the Loire Valley's picturesque rivers and grand castles.
Set between the Atlantic coast and the foothills of the Pyrenees, this sprawling slice of rural Aquitaine has been transformed into a campers' paradise.
Le Chant d'Oiseau
Birdsong and conviviality in the countryside in the heart of the Loire.
Camping de Troyes
Great stop-off point when heading south. The overall feel is 'organised' and you'll leave refreshed, ready to go on your way.
Camping Le Verger
A small, nature friendly campsite on the outskirts of La Rochelle, West France.
La Forêt du Morvan
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Lyndhurst pub demolished to make way for redevelopment
Lyndhurst pub demolished to make way for redevelopment
Birmingham City Council purchased the Star Members Club (formerly Lyndhurst public house) on Sutton Road, Erdington earlier this year after it had stood empty for 3 years. This week it is being demolished.
This represents another key milestone in the regeneration of the Lyndhurst Estate and surrounding areas of Erdington.
The council has already demolished nearly 300 obsolete and unpopular homes on the estate and further demolition is planned for 2 large tower blocks on the estate as it gears up for one of the largest housing regeneration schemes of recent years.
In July, the council secured £100 million Housing PFI credits for the regeneration of the area. The council is one of just 10 local authorities, out of 24 councils that submitted bids, to have been awarded a place on the 6th round of Housing PFI scheme by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).
The redevelopment scheme will deliver up to 600 new homes, including new council housing and homes for shared ownership and outright sale. A new neighbourhood park with play facilities is also planned, alongside youth centres and a new health centre. Improved access to rail network and public transport will also be provided.
Training and employment opportunities will be created as part of the Modern Apprenticeships programme to help young people secure careers in construction as part of the PFI proposals.
The PFI scheme will also refurbish over 600 council homes, to a level over and above the Decent Homes standard required by 2010, these will include new kitchens and bathrooms and environmental works.
Councillor Lines, Cabinet Member for Housing, said, "The demolition of the Star Members club is another boost for residents on the estate and demonstrates the Council's commitment to the regeneration of the Lyndhurst estate and surrounding areas of Erdington. This area has long been recognised as a priority for the Council and I'm delighted with this latest step to transform the Lyndhurst estate into a safe high quality neighbourhood for residents."
The council will be working closely with Homes and Communities Agency on these proposals over the coming months.
Further information from Belinder Kaur Lidher on 0121 303 6969
- Category: Housing
- Reference number: HOU-566
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Using Attensity Analyze for VOC, part of Attensity's semantic analysis application suite, a total of 55,000 discussion-oriented messages, or "tweets," were pulled from Twitter and then analyzed. Twenty thousand tweets were pulled in the two hours prior to the Jan. 27 event; another 20,000 two hours post-announcement; and an additional 15,000 four days later.
Before the announcement, at least 50% of tweets expressed positive sentiment towards the iPad. That number jumped to 71% in the two hours following the announcement, with extremely negative sentiment disappearing to a statistically negligible one percent.
Four days later, positive sentiment still weighed supreme, at 69% -- good news for Apple. The five issues most commonly discussed in those positive tweets were the iPad's applications, screen quality and keyboard; its comparison to the iPhone; and its potential as an Amazon Kindleâ"¢ "killer."
For those people who disliked or even hated the iPad, the reasons most often expressed are related to its lack of support for Adobe Flash technology; lack of a camera; inability for the user to replace the battery himself; or that the person already has an iPhone or Kindle and thus views the iPad as redundant.
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BISE Sargodha has Been Announced 10th Result 2013 for the Matric 10th Class Result 2013. According to Quettaresults sources, Matric 10th Class Result 2013 will be announced in the 25th July .There are 9th SSc in the Punjab province including Sargodha board which is established this year and all the boards of Punjab will announce the Matric 10th class result 25th July.10th Class which is also known as Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Part 2 will be available online at the official website .
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