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Boots Christmas app adds video messages to gift tags
UK chemist Boots has released a timely Christmas application to help make shopping for presents a little easier. Available for iPhone and Android, the Boots Christmas app offers several features to complement both in-store and online shopping - and there's an extra surprise for a loved one, too.
Using the app, you can scan the QR code on a special "Video Gift Tag", available in many of the larger Boots stores. This will then ask you to record your video message using your smartphone, which will play when the recipient points their own smartphone at the QR code the other end.
They can also view the message on the internet. It's a perfect way to wish family or friends happy Christmas no matter where they are.
The Boots Christmas app also offers a Gift List function, which allows users to match gifts to people in their contact list. And there's a Gift Ideas section too, which will suggest presents using set criteria. You can narrow the search using tags, such as "Modern Man", "Male Grooming" and the price, "Under £10" (which, incidentally, suggests Classic Mens Black Socks - a perennial favourite).
Search functionality will look through the store's entire 3 for 2 Christmas gift range (the cheapest is free), and there's even a barcode scanner so you can register items in store or after you've bought them to go against a name in your Gift List.
Boots Christmas is now available to download from iTunes and Google Play.
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Sheep farmers are hearing of big opportunities to sell their wool in China and the Islamic world at meetings being held around the country.
The meetings are to promote Wools of New Zealand's prospectus asking wool growers to invest at least $5 million to buy shares in the company and to commit wool for deals to high-end users such as airlines, hotels, luxury apartments and cruise ships.
WNZ chairman Mark Shadbolt told a meeting in Feilding that the Dometex carpet fair in Turkey this year offered an introduction to Middle Eastern buyers and makers of wool carpets for the world's 30,000 mosques.
Their carpets used 5 kilograms of wool a square metre, much more than the Western World's 2kg.
China equity manager David Mahon said, via a video clip, that New Zealand wool was highly regarded.
"Ten years ago there was no wooden-flooring market in China - it's now a 100 billion renminbi [$19.7b] business - and there is the beginning of a rug market into ordinary middle- class homes. The producers of those rugs face a similar growth opportunity as those in the early days of flooring.
"New Zealand has a chance to convert its strong wool into a very high value furnishing product," he said.
Shadbolt said prices for woollen rugs in warehouses went as high as 1 million renminbi ($197,770). "The only way we can capture these benefits is to get ourselves organised."
Specialist brands were gaining as much as 60c a kilogram for premium wool destined for carpets, rugs, clothing, furnishing and bedding.
Other products being developed by WNZ that bound gold and silver to wool for luxury fashion items and used natural glues for carpet backing promised to earn more.
Shadbolt described the use of branding as a "pull strategy", where the company found what customers wanted and pulled their standard through the value chain from growers. "It's quite different from a push strategy, where you and I push wool on to the market and we don't know where it goes."
Wool not needed for the brands would be sold through the grower's designated broker into the auction system.
"It will be freedom of choice for you. Wherever you sell your wool today, that will still happen. We want to work with the current industry; we don't want to duplicate what they're doing."
WNZ was bought last year from PGG Wrightson after a failed attempt to set up a wool co-operative.
Shadbolt, who was supported by directors Phil Guscott, a Wairarapa farmer and co-founder of Lean Meats, and Craig Hickson, owner of Progressive Meats, said the new company was designed to strengthen WNZ's brands and market connections.
WNZ was already operating, providing $1m in revenue, which meant the new company would have a "rolling start".
The recent drop in lamb prices and low wool returns showed that current business models were not sustainable for the sheep industry.
"We have to take a determined and committed approach to developing new models in the industry that provide on- going commercial viability for growers and the industry."
A simple company structure was proposed that would include only those growers who committed before the December 14 closing date.
The $5m threshold was pitched low to win support and it was hoped $10m would be raised. It was assumed at least 2000 growers would sign up.
As much as $2m of the capital would be used to meet establishment costs, including $550,000 spent on the prospectus, and to repay borrowing taken out to buy the business from PGG Wrightson last year.
This was $1.8m, of which $1.2m was put up by Hickson.
Shareholders would have to join a quality assurance programme that offered traceability of wool back to the originating farm.
A development fee of 15c a kg would also be paid by shareholders, raising about $3m in the first year, and would be supported by $1m of commercial revenue. This would finance daily operations.
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Mother, 23, married in hospital chapel shortly before she died of cancer after GP missed worrying symptoms for SIX MONTHS
- Iveta Kelesova married Mikulas Keles, 24, at the Royal Marsden Hospital
- Iveta, who had a two-year-old daughter, died just days later in May this year
- She visited her GP repeatedly for six months suffering from night sweats, pain in her limbs, and a persistent cough but was told she was healthy
- Was eventually diagnosed after going to A&E but the cancer was incurable
- It was so advanced that doctors could not establish where it originated
A dying 23-year-old mother married her partner in a hospital chapel after GPs repeatedly failed to spot that she was suffering from cancer.
Iveta Kelesova, from Brixton in south London, married Mikulas Keles, 24, at the Royal Marsden Hospital's chapel in May. She died just days later.
The couple's two-year-old daughter, Victoria, acted as a bridesmaid.
Iveta Kelesova, 23, married Mikulas Keles, 24, at the Royal Marsden Hospital's chapel in May. She died just days later from cancer which was so advanced that doctors could not work out where it originated
Mrs Kelesova first visited her doctor at the end of last summer suffering from a persistent cough, night sweats, and pains in her limbs.
During the following six months she returned to her doctor more than ten times to ask for help but her husband said that she was always told that she was healthy, and that there was nothing wrong with her.
Mrs Kelesova used the female version of her husband's surname, Keles.
Mr Keles said: 'Iveta went to the doctor many times and he only joked "She is a healthy woman, she will never be strong like you though", but it wasn't right. I knew she was very ill.'
Eventually, Mrs Kelesova developed dizziness and breathlessness and lost one and a half stone.
She was finally referred to the Accident and Emergency department at King's College Hospital, in Denmark Hill, south London, on March 28 this year.
Mrs Kelesova is pictured with the couple's daughter, Victoria, shortly before she fell ill
Mrs Kelesova (pictured with her husband and their daughter, Victoria, two) visited her doctor repeatedly for six months suffering from night sweats, pain, and a persistent cough but was told she was healthy
At the hospital she was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma – a cancer originating in the glandular tissue - which was so advanced that doctors were unable to establish where it originated.
By the time she was diagnosed it had spread to her bones and lymph nodes and was incurable.
She was transferred to the Royal Marsden Hospital, in Sutton, for treatment.
Mr Keles said: 'It was a big shock. Suddenly they said she had cancer and was very sick and we that we had to go to another hospital.
'Iveta was in so much pain. How can my doctor have seen her like that and say she was healthy?'
Knowing that she did not have long to live, the couple decided to marry in the hospital's chapel. The wedding took place on May 2.
Mrs Kelesova was eventually diagnosed with adenocarcinoma - a cancer originating in the glandular tissue - when she was referred to the A&E at King's College Hospital in south London
Speaking about the wedding, Mr Keles said: 'Iveta looked beautiful but very tired and I was worried she would close her eyes and go at any time'
Mr Keles said: 'It was so hard. Everyone was trying to smile but it was a sad occasion really.
'Iveta looked beautiful but very tired and I was worried she would close her eyes and go at any time.'
Mrs Kelesova died on May 15.
Her husband said: 'It is so hard. Iveta used to look after [our daughter] Victoria and I would work to support them as well as my mother and father who are unwell.
'Now I have to look after Victoria but we still need money and there are still bills to pay.
'Victoria is cheeky and naughty and she reminds me of Iveta very much. She has a good spirit.'
Mr Keles says that Victoria cries every time she sees a picture of her mother and that she did not like seeing her in hospital. He says that she is very cheeky and reminds him of his wife
When Mrs Kelesova was in hospital Mr Keles stayed by her bedside every day and every night sleeping in a chair. He says that he held her hand to make her feel safe
He added: 'Victoria cries every time she sees a picture of Iveta, which breaks my heart.
'She didn't like it in the hospital at all and was sad seeing her mum with all the wires. She understands that Iveta has gone up to heaven but she misses her very much.
'In the hospital I stayed next to Iveta every day and night. I slept in the chair next to her bed with my hand on hers to make her happy, keep her safe.'
The couple, who are originally from Slovakia, have been supported by CLIC Sargent which is the UK's leading cancer charity for children, young people, and their families.
Dara de Burca, CLIC Sargent Director of Services, said: 'Clearly, this is a tragic case. But unfortunately, we frequently hear from young people that they made repeated visits to their GP over weeks or months before being diagnosed.
'Cancer in young people is rare, so it's often difficult for GPs to recognise the symptoms in patients.
'On average, a GP will see only one case in their career. Support for GPs must be improved – key to this is providing them with better information and resources so they can spot these rare cases. Getting young patients diagnosed earlier would save lives.'
For more information about the charity visit clicsargent.org.uk
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The Bobby Burgess' Car Doom Rotate attraction, which recently celebrated its explosive anniversary
The Bobby Burgess' Car Doom Rotate entrance is like a tour across the world of Doomtown. The attraction cars are designed to look like Baby the Cab, and as you drive you can rotate them by hugging the wheel.
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Psystar Offers $399 "OpenMac" Computer; Web Site Goes Down
Psystar Offers $399 "OpenMac" Computer; Web Site Goes Down
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Psystar announced Monday OpenMac, an Intel-based computer built from industry-standard parts that the company claims will run an unmodified version of Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard." The company achieves this by using a EFI V8 emulator that it said tricks a Leopard installer CD into thinking the OpenMac is a genuine Mac. Shortly after making its announcement, the company's Web site went down, and it remains inaccessible as of this writing.
"The highly extensible OpenMac is a configuration of PC hardware capable of running unmodified OS X Leopard kernels," the company said on its Web site. "If you purchase Leopard with your OpenMac we will not only include the actual Leopard retail package with genuine installation disc, but we also include a Psystar restore disc for your OpenMac and we will preinstall Leopard for free so you can begin to use your computer right out of the box."
Astute readers may well hear this news and ask themselves if it doesn't sound like a Mac clone, something whose time came -- during Gil Amelio's tenure at Apple -- and went shortly after current CEO Steve Jobs assumed the helm at the company.
Psystar's $399 "OpenMac"
The correct answer is yes, but the clear difference is that Psystar does not appear to be an Apple licensee, making their marketing approach of promising Mac compatibility, as well as the offer of pre-installing Leopard for you, of questionable legality.
It definitely defies the EULA for Mac OS X, which specifies that the purchaser of a legal copy of Leopard is entitled to install the operating system on an Apple-branded computer. If you buy the $399 OpenMac, you can check the EULA yourself if you also buy the pre-install option, as the company includes a retail copy of Leopard with your purchase.
Spec-wise, the computer compares well against Apple's own Mac mini, which retails for US$599. For your $399, you get a 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 Processo, 2GB of DDR2 667 memory, Integrated Intel GMA 950 Graphics, a 20x DVD+/-R SATA drive that is Lightscribe-capable, and four rear USB Ports.
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The apartment features 3 double bedrooms, the master bedroom has a large flat-screen TV. Guests can prepare meals in the fully equipped kitchen, which includes a coffee machine. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.
The surrounding area is busy with, with a wonderful selection of an excellent selection of bars, bakeries, delis and more on offer nearby. The famous Brooklyn Bridge is a 20-minute walk from the apartment.
East Broadway Subway Station is a 5-minute walk from the apartment. Times Square, and other world famous sights centred around Midtown Manhattan, can be reached in just 20 minutes using public transport.
Please treat the house as you would your own home.
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|1502 €
|Ár >3 vendégre
|12 € /fő/éj extra
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NYC is always fantastic, the apartment was however not. It was either freezing cold or very warm. It wasn't possible to adjust the heat. 2 out of 6 days there was no hot water at all. No hot water = no shower! Several of the wals was not painted and the sofa was compleatly warren out. Full of holes. The entertains and stears is very dirty and the backyard is best described as slum, with thousands of smoked cigarettes laying among other waste. The worst was however all the bird droppings on old air-conditions hanging from the windows in the backyard . We are talking of years without cleaning. 40 ~ 60 cm high "mountains" of bird droppings. And then on top of that the apartment is approx. 50 meters from Manhattan brigde, with a train passing every 2 minutes, 24/7. You can not belive the noise! Manhattan John (Mike) is a nice guy, but this apartment should newer have been rented out to tourists.
John is a very accommodating host. It is difficult toilet him, understandably, as he is like other New Yorkers, a very busy man.
However, he has a system in place that works. I stayed in this flat for 10 days while looking for jobs, and had many neighbours coming and going without any problems.
The location is a 10/10. Cleanliness 9/10 decor 8/10.. Overall a great bargain for your money.
3 problems I had:
1- Never send mail, wish I knew, but it's really difficult to retrieve mail.
2- Too many people using the shower in the morning. Wake up early. (4-8 ppl)
3-Maintanance needed to be done on the bathroom, but john changed the date for that till after check out.
Overall, I'd stay there again, it was a good experience.
The apartment is equipped the necessary kitchen utensils and new floor covering / interior paint is consistent with renovation, appearance inside clean and tidy. The mattresses must be very old and you hear the springs every time you move in bed. Not used to living in the city the the frequent trains travelling less than a block away on the bridge made sleeping even more difficult. TV reception is poor with an indoor aerial only. Pipes the run from floor to ceiling rattle at times (warm at times ?noise when heating turned on also associated with hissing sound in kitchen). Only one key very difficult with 5 people. Takes a long time to get hot water through the pipes for washing up / shower. (Do not know if any laundry facilities nearby). Need to be fit to carry suitcases up 3 steep flights of stairs.
Great place to stay for a couple. Got everything you need in a nice neighbourhood. Two beds, but no sofa. Close to shops, restaurants, bars and the subway. The beds are a bit squeaky, but you can just put the mattress on the floor and problem solved. The water takes a while getting hot, and by the windows some cold could get in. But the oven makes the temperature nice inside, so not really a problem. Little Italy and Chinatown are both nearby, and the tour bus stops just outside of the apartment. 100 meters to the subway station, and both Subway, Starbucks and McDonalds are all across the street. The owners give you complete control over the apartment, and they also offer you transport to and from the airport. If you are looking for an apartment that is simple and cheap but as well decent and clean you can safely book this one. Reliable owners that do not intrude and they are flexible. Me and my girlfriend will diffidently look to John 123 also the next time we plan to go to New York.
Carly & Eivind
Good location, nice room, sharing bathroom. Some days I have to wait for the bathroom. John and Lucy was very helpful and good hosters.
Apartment was in a very handy location. Well presented with everything that you need. Beds aren't the best, but are adequate.
Nice appartment, clean, lot of space. We've got the feeling this was not a private appartment, but commercial.
we were 3 girls that rent an appartment at 125 east 31 street and its not real the room is listening here. Anyway everything went smooth and the room was large. And bed is comfortable. And the wi-fi was good.
The tv was big but its lagging sometimes with the anthena. And its hard to find power jack at the bed! Only bad thing is that you will hear the sound from street and cars passby the street. Can be pretty annoying in the morning. But otherwise tis close to everything.
It was wa bit difficult to arrive inside the apartment, maybe they should change the method... but once inside everithing was good, the apartmend and our room were clean! all rooms were occupied, but it was no problem with the bathroom.
The location in Little Italy is perfect, there are a few subway stations within walking distance.
I thought to meet john but the only contact was by mail or phone. :-)
We spent one week at the appartement. The room is small,but still ok. We were on tour most of the time, why its wasn't important for us. The room and the whole flat is clean. Mike was a very friendly host and helped us, if we needed any information about NY or anything else. We can recommend the appartement and its host.
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In the past 12 months, 2,977 new voters have registered in St. Charles either in person, at Motor Vehicles, by mail or at one of the voter drives that were conducted, Champagne said.
As of today, 33,678 people are registered to vote parishwide.
St. Charles Parish had a net gain of 831 more voters than the previous year, according to figures released in August by Secretary of State Jay Dardenne's office.
Champagne wants to encourage voters who havent registered yet to sign up before the upcoming national and parishwide elections.
I would like to remind everyone that early voting for the October 4th Open Primary/First Congressional Democratic Party Primary is going on until Saturday, Sept. 27 at the Courthouse in Hahnville and on the East Bank at Artebury Bldg. in New Sarpy from 8:30 a.m. until 6 p.m., Champagne said.
It is anticipated that since the parish has seen an increase in the number of registered voters, the precincts will likely exert an increasing influence over the election results here in the future.
The numbers can vary based on whether people move in or out of the parish and the number of deaths also contribute to that number, Champagne said.
For those who will be out of the parish during the elections, an absentee ballot can be mailed to residents if they send in a request form from the parish voters registration web site at www.stcharlesgov.net/departments/rov.html. Residents can also pick up a form at the office, located in Hahnville inside the parish courthouse.
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