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I bought this fridge for my cubicle at work and LOVE IT. It is so cute and exactly as advertised. Keeps my stuff cold, doesn't take a ton of space, and looks unique. I get compliments on it daily. Great buy!
I bought this fridge for college so I could keep my food separate and in my room. I have a meal plan, so this was mainly to keep small things like drinks and yogurt. It is everything I have wanted. It is quiet and it keeps my drinks really cold. I also love that it is purple and matches my room. I would definitely recommend this. I only wish it had a freezer, but I knew it didn't have one before I bought it. If you want a small fridge that is inexpensive and works great, then this is the one for you!
I bought this fridge about a year ago. I had read alot of reviews some good and some bad. But im glad i went with my gut and bought this fridge. its cute and small but has the space to fit alot of things in it. Im a college student and i work alot so i needed something to hold drinks and snacks when i i was craming or was just to tierd to go down to the kitchen.
P.s. I am able to fit three 12 packs of soda in to this fridge:)
I just feel in love , a must have, the new colors are awsome, I bought the purple, keeps everything COLD like a frig should. The only thing is it's alittle lightweight when you open the door, so a non-skid mat underneath will keep it from sliding if you put it on a table or stand. Otherwise get it while you can!!
The color is exactly what you see in the picture! Super cute girly light inside. Excellent for having your drinks cold! Super cute for your fahion bedroom!!! Cheap price #1 quality! Recomend it 100% :)
After looking for a small fridge for the office, I was glad to find this one. Besides the fact that I love purple it is a great value for the price. It fits our needs perfectly and the previous reviews were helpful. It is light weight so you will want to figure out a way to keep it from sliding when you open it, but because it is light weight I was able to put it up on a table and it works great because it's at a height that makes it easy to get into.
Great color because it's different, lightweight, quiet and works very well. I can't wait to put this in my classroom!
I was hesitant to purchase this fridge, being it didn't have the coolant and compressor and was new technology. Many reviews are not good. After seeing it had two heat sinks when looking at it in the store, and the price being $69, cheaper than many traditional styles, I thought I would give it a try. It has been in my garage, which is fairly warm in the summer. So far after a week it has been wonderful, so I will take it to the office as planned. It has a lot of space, and the drinks have been nice and cold. I say give it a try.
Im a purple fan so this Fridge really attracted me. Its quite handsome in appearance and its a good name brand (black & decker) that I trust. It uses thermoelectric technology and has no compressor which is a plus. It still seems to run all the time which im hoping wont mean a huge electric increase ... i'll have to see. Other than that its very spacious and keeps the food cold. Delivery was on time. U need plenty of room to haul the box home.
This refrigerator is perfect! I bought it for my classroom - great size, adorable & unique color, great price and it is SO QUIET you do not even know it is running!
it is very attractive in appearance but that is all the positivity that i can give this refrigerator. it is not cold at all. it keeps items cool but definitely not cold. i would not recommend this product. college kids definitely do not buy.
I actually purchased this fridge last summer for my first year in college. As OCD as I am, I was attempting to color-coordinate the "kitchen" items. (Thus, my color was purple.) The size was great, and the color was perfect. However, the fridge did NOT cool properly, and didn't work from day one. I, like a moron, kept it the entire year anyway without getting it replaced. (Last year it was sold in limited stores; I go to school 250 miles away and wasn't able to easily replace it.) The only things I was able to keep somewhat cool were pop and juice. Milk didn't last more than a day, and forget about leftovers. Also not an ideal fridge for storing leftover delivery pizza, unless you put it in a smaller box. =) I'm sure the all the "bugs" have been removed in this year's batch, but I would err on the side of caution with this one.
I love the color, it's small, quiet, and keeps things cold. There is no freezer compartment, so no ice cubes, but that isn't a big deal to me. I wasn't sure how well the new technology would work (doesn't use refrigerant), but it kept drinks cold all summer, in a hot garage. No problem. It is a little fragile, however. Don't lean on the top or it may dent, but otherwise it does what it's supposed to do.
Bought this fridge for my purple office and it fits in beautifully. It is a great color and does it's job very well. It has been tremendously convenient. Highly recommend!
I got this fridge as a going away to college gift, it fit nicely in my dorm room and is very light weight, which is nice when you have to carry it up six fleights of stairs. I absolutely love the color, because it matches nicely with my bedding which I also got from walmart. I especially love that it has a space especially made for a 2 liter of coke. After a year it still works great, and I'd definately buy it again. I'd say it's a taker!!!
I bought this to have in my cube under my desk because the shared office fridge was too far away and pretty gross! The color is awesome and I like the LED light inside. There is no freezer. The fridge is ultra quiet. Now for the bad part. Don't expect this to get as cold as a kitchen fridge. It serves the purpose for drinks, jello, pickles, mustard, and my DAILY lunch. I can buy lunch meat and keep it in the fridge for 3 days max before I think it tastes weird (may all be in my head). It needs the recommended space on all sides or it WILL NOT GET COLD! It does it's job, but I wouldn't buy again.
I bought this pink lovely looking fridge for my daughter to use in college dorm. It only worked for one year. Now it does not cool, only cools down to 60F, no matter what the settings are. I can only say Black&Decker produces such lousy product, it should never been released to market. I have to trash this pretty box, it's such a waste.
Absolutely will never buy another B&D product !
I bought this product for my office. It's just the right size. It keeps everything cold, is quiet, and doesn't throw off much heat from running.
It's light, easy to unpack and colled rather quickly.
The color? AWESOME!! It's what catches everyone's attention.
Good mini fridge. Keeps things really cold, very quiet, works perfectly in a classroom! Plus, the colors are really cute!
I bought this fridge because it was cute and small and it matched the color scheme of my room. At first it was awesome. And then about 3 months after I got it, it basically stopped working. It barely keeps things above room temperature now...


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FindRight virus is another program, which can easily get on your nerves. It belongs to 'adware' category what means that it can easily infiltrate computers unnoticed in a bundle with other programs. As soon as it does that, it drops its own browser plugin on all web browsers and starts displaying its commercial notifications. Basically, these pop-up ads, advertisement banners and sponsored links, that all notify about coupons, discounts, prices and similar things, are the clearest sign of its infiltration. Please, don't fall for them because they are displayed only for making people visit specific websites and increase their sales or revenue. If you want to get rid of FindRight Ads, you should scan your computer with updated anti-spyware.
How can FindRight virus infiltrate my computer?
FindRight virus is promoted with a help of freeware and shareware. These programs are used for spreading such free additions because they are installed on computers absently and without paying an appropriate amount of attention. In order to avoid FindRight's infiltration, you should always choose a Custom or Advanced installation method and uncheck these checkboxes that say that you agree to install several programs instead of one. If you missed this check mark there is a huge possibility of noticing continuous FindRight Ads and FindRight Deals. In addition, you may also notice the 'Topic Torch by FindRight' toolbar on the left side of your computer's screen and similar things that may trick you into downloading unwanted programs or visiting insecure websites.
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Our source of suffering is always related to our resistance to what is. The soul doesn't try to control life, the ego does. When your ego is wrapped firmly around a desire, your peace of mind and happiness are held hostage by an obsessive need to control the outcome. After enough pain and suffering, you'll eventually get the message: If you don't learn to surrender your will, you will surrender your peace.
It takes a leap of faith ot abandon your way for the right way. It means letting go of how you think things should be and accepting them as they are. When we surrender, it doesn'tmean that we throw our hands in the air and do nothing at all, it means that we pay close attention to the messages we get from our Divine partner so we can act on this wisdom. Then, once we've done what we can, we let go and allow the Divine to take over to bring about the result that will serve our spiritual development.
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There are two common points of view about Linux in the so-called enterprise. The first is that Linux is only capable of displacing Microsoft products on cheap low-end servers, and that proprietary UNIXes with their huge 64-bit address spaces and big SMP scalability are safe. The second is that Linux is mainly displacing UNIX, since it's easy to port software from UNIX to Linux, and that Microsoft with its difficult-to-port-from APIs is safe.
Both points of view are wrong. Nothing is safe. On page 44, Linux is running on a new 64-processor NUMA system. And, on page 52, Linux is displacing the nastiest Microsoft server to replace, Exchange—undocumented protocols and all.
In our December 2002 issue, Douglas B. Maxwell wrote about how he beat the graphics performance of a large SGI system with $15,000 worth of PCs. This month, we're celebrating SGI's release of a big Linux box by putting it on our cover. Do we have the world's shortest attention span? Aren't generic PCs taking over everything?
If they are, they're not done yet. If you have a big problem that you haven't figured out how to split into PC-sized chunks, or don't want to take the time to split into PC-sized chunks, the 512GB of memory on the new SGI Altix 3000 seems like just what you need.
One slogan at SGI is "do science, not computer science". Do big problems the way you know how and get better results now. Of course, this is waving a red flag in front of the commodity cluster faction, and I'm sure we'll soon have plenty of articles pointing out how you can get previously unclusterable work done on a cluster.
The diversity of success stories in this issue makes it clear that any company that tries to compete with Linux in a fair fight will lose. So it's going to be an unfair fight for a while, with the non-Linux vendors pulling shenanigans such as bogus software patents, FUD-based marketing, copy-restricted content, carefully placed "donations" and "campaign contributions", and who knows what else.
But most of the companies, and most important, the people, who are promoting non-Linux legacy products today are going to be part of the Linux business tomorrow. Since our community will survive and theirs won't, ours has to be able to welcome and do business with them in the future. So we can't engage in the same desperate nonsense they are. All we have is the best software and the truth, and that's plenty.
Finally, the one enterprise that's most important to pulling some people from just getting by up to knowledge and success is the public library. Your local library provides educational materials, entertainment, training and community programs. Now, that important institution's budget won't be wasted on expensive, inflexible proprietary software. The Koha Project is offering library cataloging and search software under the GPL, in the same spirit we have public libraries in the first place. Join your local Friends of the Library and read Pat Eyler's article on page 58.
Don Marti is editor in chief of Linux Journal and number eight on pigdog.org's list of "things to say when you're losing a technical argument".
Many things don't run on clusters
Perhaps this is "waving another red flag" in front of the cluster people, but there are numerous scientific applications where clusters are bad because they require *lots* of communication. For example, in this category are all equation systems with dense matrices (since every CPU needs access to the whole matrix in order to solve it), which includes boundary element analysis, finite element or finite difference electromagnetics, and electron density functional theory (DFT) simulations.
So for a number of these important computations, large shared memory machines aren't going to give way to Beowulfs for a while, and SGI's contributions to Linux in this space are most welcome.
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"Linux on the Enterprise".... wasn't that the focus of last months issue? :)
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The buyer was 1820 Ave. Del Mundo #1206-1207 LLC, a California limited liability company, 1820 Avenida del Mundo, No. 1206, Coronado.
The seller of the property (assessor's parcel 537-690-29-36 and 37) was the Zoological Society of San Diego, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation, with Douglas George Myers as the CEO and Paula Brock as the chief financial officer.
Unit 1207 has three bedrooms and three bathrooms in a 1,697-square-foot floor plan. Unit 1206 is a one-bedroom, 995-square-foot floor plan.
Coronado Shores consists of 10 highrise residential towers constructed in the late 1970s, and located south of the iconic Hotel del Coronado.
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Released: May 01st, 1995
Running Time: 117
Company: New Sensations
Cast: Dave Hardman, Guilty, Innocence, Ice (I), Abby, Magnum (I), Colt Steele, Trinidad, Kym, Rick Masters, Anesa Blue
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Man! Don't these interviews drive you nuts?! If you're not good at posing interesting questions Mr. Director, then shut up and let the fucking begin! Sheesh!
Having made that point, look for Ice's incredible tits and hard, round butt as she writhes and squirms all over her gent's cock, until he spills his cream on her belly. A natural heat surrounds the coupling of Innocence (great eyes) and Guilty, especially in their doggie segment. Lastly, check out the wild Anesa in some serious doggie and reverse cowgirl bumping, with a find b.j. and facial finale.
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on seeking alpha:"Datalink (DTLK)IT reseller Datalink has been one of the market's strongest performers in 2011, up nearly 100% year-to-date at Friday's close of $9.03. The stock has nearly overcome a steep drop in late September that appeared to be due to stock sales related to a secondary offering in March.Investors should keep a close eye on Datalink's earnings, reported Wednesday after the bell, as the company has gapped up after each of its last three quarterly reports, blowing away estimates each time. For the third quarter, analysts are estimating earnings of 17 cents per share (non-GAAP) on nearly $88 million in revenue. Both figures are around the midpoint of Datalink's guidance for $85-90 million in sales and non-GAAP earnings of 15 to 19 cents per share.Datalink certainly looks like a strong buy at current levels; backing at the company's $1.86/share in net cash, its P/E is just over 10 on a trailing basis. Meanwhile, year-over-year revenue growth has been 31% for the first half of 2011, despite comparing against a record 2010. The company's focus on data center solutions puts it at the center of the so-called "cloud computing" movement, as enterprises move from hard drive to virtual storage, creating significant growth opportunities going forward.Another strong earnings report for DTLK could propel the stock back toward the $11 level it reached in August; anything less may disappoint investors accustomed to the company surpassing not only analyst expectations but its own guidance. Any weakness in the stock post-earnings may provide another buying opportunity for a classic GARP ("growth at a reasonable price") stock."http://seekingalpha.com/article/299833-for-value-investors-previewing-this-week-s-earnings?source=yahoo
"Another strong earnings report for DTLK could propel the stock back toward the $11 level it reached in August."
"Both figures are around the midpoint of Datalink's guidance for $85-90 million in sales and non-GAAP earnings of 15 to 19 cents per share."Vince missed the revised guidance that was in the PR announcing the Midwave acquisition that moved the midpoint of the revenue and earnings to above the analyst estimates of the day of the announcement:"The Company expects third quarter 2011 revenues to be in the range of $88 million to $90 million. ... On a non-GAAP basis the company expects earnings per share in the range of $0.17 per share to $0.19 per share."http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Datalink-Completes-the-bw-662107584.html?x=0&.v=1
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I think you are correct on that cool, and I think he ment forward P/E not trailing."its P/E is just over 10 on a trailing basis"


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"Going up against a team like this, a quarterback like Tom [Brady], you've got to play mistake-free ball," Smith said. "You still got to be aggressive and still want to move the chains and have explosive plays. But you have to play mistake-free because you give that team too many opportunities and they can capitalize."
Turnovers have plagued Smith this season, and they once again were a problem in Sunday's 19-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Smith entered the game coming off the first turnover-free game of his career, a come-from behind 30-28 win over the Atlanta Falcons, but that momentum didn't carry over. Smith couldn't get into a groove, and threw a costly interception while attempting to throw the ball away with the Jets at the Steelers' 23-yard line in the third quarter. He finished 19-of-34 for 201 yards with zero touchdowns and two interceptions, giving him 10 this season and four multi-interception games.
"There was a number of things that can be said as to why I made mistakes," Smith said. "The key thing is to try and eliminate those mistakes and try and never have them, but if you do, you have to learn from it and that's something I've been facing so far in my career here. It's something that is kind of expected and I got to learn from and improve on."
Smith is working to improve his turnover-prone ways as he and the Jets prepare for a pivotal Week 7 showdown with the Patriots at MetLife Stadium. In his first meeting with the Patriots on Sept. 12, Smith had a rough game as he completed just 15-of-35 passes for 214 yards and tossed three interceptions in the Jets' 13-10 loss. He had a chance to be the hero, but his three interceptions came in the fourth quarter.
Heading into Sunday, Smith said he has a good feel for the Patriots and stressed that he and the team need to execute. He called it a "heated" rivalry and said Patriots are "very polished." The Jets' offense actually had more yards than the Patriots, 318-232, in the previous matchup.
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following months.
Savoy cabbages, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, silverbeet,
parsnips, leeks, salsify and swedes can be sown for autumn
and winter use.
Asparagus beds should be starting to bear mature shoots. Cut
them carefully or young buds just below the surface will be
destroyed. Do not allow any of the shoots to grow a top or
the plant will be finished for the season.
Runner beans can still be sown. Put them 15cm apart in double
rows, with 20cm between rows. When beans come through, stake
with straight poles strong enough to withstand the weight of
crops in a gale.
Silverbeet grows best in soil enriched with regular watering
of liquid manure. That promotes quick, robust growth and
produces a broad mid-rib, which can also be used for cooking.
Sweet corn can usually be safely sown early in November. The
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Zucchini, vegetable marrows, squash and pumpkins can be sown
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All vegetable crops can be improved by regular light
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Nasturtiums are good annuals to grow in dry garden spots,
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Fragrant old-fashioned annuals include night-scented stock,
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Mignonette must be sown in its permanent position as the
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growth. Sow seed sparsely and thin plants out early.
Nicotiana is valued for its perfume and trumpet-shaped white
or red flowers. Sow seed under cover this month and
transplant in early December. It can tolerate a semi-shaded
Tomatoes can be sown under a cloche, then thinned to two or
even one plant in each. Dwarf varieties are recommended.
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Love this stuff. I wasn't even worried about going fat-free, I was looking for the best flavor and man oh man, this one is perfect. I ran out of balsamic and had to use a bit of sherry vinegar to hit the right amount of acidity tonight and which may have been the best thing to ever happen to our salads! (shredded grilled jerk chicken, romaine, avocado, hard boiled eggs, toasted almonds and fresh parmesan)
tweaked it a bit to my tastes - it was delish! first attempt at a home made dressing and i am thrilled with it. update: this is the only dressing i make. i use stone ground mustard, otherwise the same. every time there is a potluck at work i am asked to bring a salad with this dressing.
This was fantastic! I measured nothing, and replaced the honey with agave syrup. Also, I suspect I used less balsamic than called for. I will be making this again and again.
Love this no fat dressing! I can't wait to try it with a flavored honey such as rosemary or orange blossom. I used Grey Poupon but next time will try stoneground. It did thicken up a bit in the fridge and was tasty. Perfect for our diet!
Delicious and quick! Thanks for posting a yummy, homemade, no fat dressing. I will be using this again and again.
Fabulous! I loved the low fat content! I didn't have any honey, so subbed in corn syrup. Those who complain that it is too "thin", just put it in the refrigerator for a bit and it becomes thicker. Now I can make an awesome, healthy and cheap dressing at home! Thanks for a super recipe:)
I eat a salad almost everyday and I'm getting so bored & tired of the store bought dressings. I used dijon mustard and loved the overall flavour but I found the dressing a bit too thin to coat my veggies. I'll definitely make this again but next time I'll try the stone ground mustard and maybe increase the honey to give it more body . Thank you for posting your recipe.
Sub Dijon mustard with Horseradish mustard, still turn out amazing!
This is my favorite nonfat salad dressing. It's also good with agave nectar substituted for the honey. Use a nice, thick balsamic for best results. Add the balsamic in increments, so you can taste as you go along and stop when the mixture is just right for you. This dressing is delicious on greens, and good drizzled on veggies, too.
Loved it! No oil and it was still fabulous, and so simple! I'll be making this again for sure!


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Nice property just off the 101 in Scottsdale. Convenient location, very nice rooms and pleasant sta...
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We are a small, serious and responsible hobby breeder dedicated to the all-around Labrador Retriever, focusing both form and function. Our puppies have gone on to be, not only loving family companions, but wonderful hunting companions, show dogs to service dogs. We occasionally have puppies available in chocolate, black and yellow (shades range from light cream to the gorgeous red fox). We are located in mid-Western Idaho, near the Lewis-Clark Valley and scenic Winchester State Park.
Our Labs come from excellent pedigrees, stemming from some of the most successful working show lineage available. We spend a countless amount of time researching, making sure we do not knowingly introduce or double up on something undesirable (or introduce health issues). We make sure our Labs conform to the breed standard set by the AKC Labrador Retriever parent club, and are sound in mind, body and health. Each of our Labs are health screened for hereditary diseases prior to being bred. We believe sound health is very important as well, so we make sure our Labs are cleared by the OFFA for hips & elbows, their eyes are cleared by a certified Veterinary Ophthalmologist and we do DNA testing for EIC, CNM and Prcd-PRA. Our Labs are also Dilute Clear. A few extra health clearances you will see are HNPK, DM and Cardiac screening.
If you are interested in a puppy, please see check out our puppy page for current and planned litters. We usually have 1 to 3 litters a year and we keep a waiting list. If we do not have puppies available, or none available during your desired time frame, please contact us anyway as we can refer you to other reputable breeders who may!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by using the link at the top of each page!
Note: We are 100% for the purebred Labrador retriever so will ONLY ever have Blacks, Yellows (our yellows will range in shades from light cream to a darker red fox shade) and Chocolates! We are 100% dilute free! If you are interested in knowing more about the truth behind the dilutes in Labradors, please click any of our "Say No To Silver" banners throughout our website. Very worth the time to read, we promise! If you truly care for the breed, you will understand why ALL reputable breeders are against these "colors" that just popped up it seems, at a couple kennels who bred Weims and Labs- no other place in the world except for those kennels specifically. These dilutes (the gene responsible is the D locus- found in the Weimariner) are not naturally occurring in our wonderful breed; this gene was introduced AFTER the stud book closed so these dogs are not "pure"! One fact some dilute "breeders" fail to mention is that in other countries there had been NO, absolutely NO dilutes ever produced UNTIL they imported dilute dogs from the USA! With a breed like the Labrador, that is popular in many countries, you would had seen a couple different dilutes being produced yearly in other countries if this was naturally occurring gene; just like black, yellow and chocolate and even the mismarks (see this link for more info on mismarks in Labs- Mismarks In Labrador Retrievers) . Yet, there had not been! Please we just ask that you educate yourself on this matter. We know the heart wants what the heart wants, but know that when purchasing a dilute "Lab", you are promoting irresponsible breeding. They are also NOT AKC recognized and falsely registered as black, yellow and chocolate. Click here to read the AKC Parent Clubs stance on these dilutes.
Dixie, pictured above at 13 yrs (left) and 9 weeks (right), is our beginning! She came into our lives Feb of 2002 and started our love for Labs! Dixie sadly passed away Oct of 2015. She is missed so very much!
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Magic Cookie Bars-A Grandma Brown Special!
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 25 mins
My grandmother made these for us-I've added the white chocolate chips and sometimes trade those out for butterscotch chips.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups crushed corn flakes
- 3 tablespoons white sugar
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 1 cup chocolate chips
- 1 cup white chocolate chips
- 1 1⁄2 cups shredded coconut
- 1 1⁄2 cups chopped pecans
- 1 (14 ounce) can condensed milk
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Mix together the first three ingredients and press into a 13x9 inch baking pan.
- In order layer: chocolate chips, coconut, white chocolate chips, pecans and evenly pour over the can of condensed milk.
- Bake for 25 minutes.
- Remove and cool on a wire rack.
- Cut and chill for 3 hours.
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i love these but i used crushed graham crackers for the crust(with melted butter).
These were great! You can use different kinds of nuts or peanut butter chips as well. But they are meant to be a little gooey, if you bake them too long they will become hard like toffee.


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Kings Hotel
Kings Hotel
Hotel Guest Rating: 7.6/10
820 39th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11232
Kings Hotel
The 9th Avenue Subway Station is just a 3-minute walk from this Brooklyn hotel. Kings Hotel features a karaoke bar and a 32-inch flat-screen TV with HBO in every room. The Barclays Center is 10 minutes' train ride away.Free Wi-Fi and a work desk are offered in each of the contemporary, warm-colored guest rooms. The yellow bathrooms offer a hairdryer. Wake up service is available.Kings Hotel serves a daily continental breakfast. Free parking is available on-site, but is limited. Free public parking is also offered nearby.The hotel is just a 5-minute drive from Gowanus Bay. It is 3 miles from Prospect Park Zoo and Brooklyn Botanic Garden and 5 miles from Brooklyn Bridge. ...read more
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Kings Hotel Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Allergy-free room
- ATM/cash machine on site
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Guests must be at least 21 years old to check in. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Kings HotelOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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The thing to remember is that this is a budged hotel. So people need to adjust their expectations. The rooms are clean. Air conditioning was working. Toilets were clean and appropriate amenities well supplied. The staff are friendly and helpful. The included breakfast is a good added benefit. The location is a bit drab and industrial looking. However, the Subway station is under 10 minutes away. If all you're doing is using the room for sleeping, this is a safe choice. ...
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very close to the subway on 9th avenue, stop for the b35 bus right in front of it too. walking up from the subway, including the stop on 36th, was not bad at all either, quite and eery like walking on any street at night, but no nightmare experience. hotel receptionist there to welcome you at anytime of day/night as well.
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I would stay here again! The work out room actually had multiple pieces of equipment! Parking was in the garage attached to the hotel and has video cameras. This was well worth every penny for Brooklyn !
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Author has written 6 stories for Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, Bleach, and High School DxD/ハイスクールD×D.
Name: Azure Saiyan
Gender: Male
Age: 19
Hobbies: Playing games (PC mostly), training/sparring Kick boxing,hitting the gym, doing anything that might be new or interesting, reading/writing fanfiction when I'm free.
Occupation: Student for now
Favorite Games: DMC series, skyrim, dragon age series, mass effect series, dead island, batman arkhum city, saints row series, final fantasy series, dragon quest series, naruto games (ninja storm 1,2,3 etc etc), tekken, street fighter, assassins creed series, fallout series, overlord, persona series, devil survivor 1 n 2, dbz game series, godhand, pokemon series, devil summoner 1 n 2.
Favorite Anime: Naruto, Dbz, Bleach, Code geass, persona 4, mirai nikki, toaru no majutsu, berserk, black lagoon, attack on titan, beelzebub, kore wa no zombie, fate/stay night series, sekirei, guilty crown, KHR, highschool of the dead.
Things I like: having a good/relaxing time, having fun with friends, going to the gym, a good spar etc
Things I hate: Liars, hypocrites, backstabbers and bullies (most pathetic people in existence in my opinion)
Favorite Characters: Goku, Vegeta, Naruto, jiraiya, Guts, vergil, minato arisato (persona 3 mc), kirito, oga, ichigo.
Favorite pairings:
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Dushore Travel Guide: 11 reviews and 17 photos
This is how we usually refer to Dushore. Every year my boyfriend and I go camping with a bunch of our friends in the backwoods of PA, and this is where we go when we need some civilization. AKA the diner, the liquor store, or the gas station. Though my favorite store in town is the video/used book/herbal remedies/tropical fish store....what a combo!
We just returned from a quick trip to Dushore and my 1st VT meeting with Katey, PA2AKgirl. We had breakfast at Pam's and then went to see the cabin I used to camp around.
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It's more the ambiance than the items for sale in this cute little store. They have transformed and old Railroad car... more travel advice
Hands down the best day to visit Dushore is on Founder's Day. So many events and excitement like your never seen. There... more travel advice
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I live in Dushore, and I LOVE that you've traveled here. Come back for this years Founders' Day!! It's August 11th!
Amy...this is so Americana...outhouse races, places to eat breakfast for $5 or less, winning a beautiful fish [Tomato] at a flea market, a train turned into a shop..quaint, clever, and ever so entertaining.
Only Amy has more shopping tips than any other on her pages!! Great page as always : ))
Lovely off-the-beaten-path! Interesting local custom :-)))
It is amazing what you will find if you travel off-the-beaten-path! A great page on the simple life in rural America. Those outhouse races do look interesting but it could be messy if there are any collisions!
I love reading about your adventures. The pics of Dushore are great!
Only if Pam is cooking...but the Jolly Trolley DOES intrigue me! That sucks you guys had rain, I only stopped by Worlds End for like 10 minutes on my way home and it looked like it was going to rain there as well.
Great story of how you & Tomato first met. Gorgeous photo of him. Your camping trip sounds fun. (~_~)
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It's possible that climate change could in the years to come make our hot, violent summers even worse on both fronts. A fascinating new academic paper statistically spells out just what this might look like. [Atlantic]
The amount of carbon dioxide emitted from energy production declined in the U.S. in 2011 — the third time in four years and the fourth time in the last six years that has happened, the Energy Department said Tuesday. [Los Angeles Times]
As global warming nudges average temperatures upward across the planet and causes tumultuous, grape-damaging weather changes, winemakers in Oregon are wondering just how their superstar grape will fare — if at all. [NPR]
The lack of natural nectar — and the resulting decrease in honey production — has put many beekeepers in a sticky spot going into the winter. [Deseret News]
Strong winds and dry fuels caused the Pole Creek Fire in the Three Sisters Wilderness to almost triple in size Monday, with approximately 300 firefighters now battling the 4,300-acre blaze. [Register Guard]
The biggest estimated money losses due to the drought are in sugarcane, one of Louisiana's biggest crops. About 380,000 acres — 90 percent of the total planted — were damaged. Although the estimated percentage loss from pre-storm value was 7 percent, that works out to nearly $60 million. [Associated Press]
Large chain stores, more than any other type of business, rely on rooftop solar power to help meet their energy needs, according to a report to be released Wednesday by the Solar Energy Industries Association and the Vote Solar Initiative, an advocacy group. [New York Times]
Climate activists protesting at Shell's drilling in the Arctic blockaded an entrance to the company's London headquarters on Tuesday morning by building a pyramid of ice blocks. [Guardian]
Japan's subsidies for renewable power suppliers have sparked more than $2 billion of investment since they were launched two months ago, as companies and homeowners try to profit from an anti-nuclear energy policy after last year's Fukushima crisis. [Reuters]
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Big surprise; it is just not as much fun making trouble in the cold and the wet. Hot night, skin full of beer and trouble comes almost as a matter of course.
Here's tomorrow's headline:
Radium has a half-life of 1600 years, so watch out where they put the fracking waste and where they dump it at midnight.
Professor Kevin Anderson and Doctor Alice Bows have a new paper behind the Nature paywall reviewed here, with a link to an interview with Anderson:
We are addicted and we just cant get off it.
Climate Portals shared a link.
Europe considers suspending airline emissions charge
Officials stress the need to avert a trade war with major economic powers such as China and the United States
Remember that scene in Body Heat, when the sweating cops talked about how Floridians start to crack up in July? Heat and humidity makes people cranky. That's another reason why the future is looking so scary.
Correction needed –
The Louisiana sugarcane loss was from Hurricane Isaac, not from the drought.
On the bright side you can just look for the eerie green glow in the middle of the night!
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Love is an understatement, but the Galt House makes me speechless.
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Staff in desperate need on Customer service training
When I recently checked in at the Galt House I requested one of the newly renovated rooms but was persuaded by the desk clerk to take one across the street where my conference was scheduled. The room was decorated in a mixture of French Provencial and Early American -13 pieces in one room, I counted - shabby but clean. Sleep was almost impossible - not only because of the street noise and hotel noise generated by a youth group, but the air conditioner was so loud that it woke me every time it cycled. When the air wasn't on, the room became muggy almost immediately. After three nights of virtually no sleep, I was awakened by my 6 a.m. wake-up call. Then disturbed again at 6:09 and 6:15. I was pretty cranky by the time I used the iron on my khaki skirt - only to receive three long streaks of rust down the front of the only thing I had to wear.
I called the desk and was told to talk to a supervisor - seems the supervisor might find it more believable coming from a guest. The supervisor seemed concerned about disciplining the staff for not checking the iron but never addressed my problem. When I went to the lobby I stopped at the desk and gave my name and location to the clerk and requested that a manager come to see me that morning. He smiled and said he would do that - I then asked him to write it down in order to remember it. No one came. When I stopped at the desk as I prepared to leave, I asked the female clerk why no one responded. She said that I did not indicate the nature of the problem, therefore no one was sent. I drove home and decided to give the hotel the benefit of the doubt. I called and asked to speak to the general manager. His secretary returned my call, listened to my story. and said she would call me back. Two weeks have passed and no word - no surprise. Although this hotel is under renovation, no customer can expect service until the management understands the dynamics of customer service.
Church Convention
June 2004 I spent four wonderfull days at your hotel. The rooms were excellent. Good food at your two grills & very reasonable, all of your employees were very courteous. This was my second trip to Louisville,I liked it better than the first time. I shall return.
Ketchup and Cigarettes
I found this hotel on the web and had its worth confirmed in several travel guides. Listings bragged about the olde Southern charm. What I did not know when I got there was that I had gotten a web rate. This "bargain" qualified me for a view-less room on the 2nd or 3rd floor, across from their two catering kitchens. Both rooms I saw were circa 1970; one had a torn curtain. Once I got there, I was offered an upgrade for $85 additional. After exploring the hotel, I thought it wasn't worth it, cut my losses after one night, and headed for the Brown. Besides the strong food odor and the construction going on outside (they are building an atrium), the worst problem was the smoke. Despite having a non-smoking room, the meeting rooms across the hall did allow smoking, and everyone would congregate outside the rooms to take a puff. There are actually ashtrays, bolted like sconces, right outside your door. Note: each room has dramatically different decor, so if you don't like what you've got, another room might have blond faux wood instead of mahogany. Admittedly, the location isn't bad and I was sort of fascinated by the olive fixtures in one of the bathrooms.
Galt House is three star in process of becoming a four star hotel
The Galt House lobbies are nearly complete and beautiful, and about half of the tower suites are renovated and first class. The Sunday brunch at the 25th floor Flagship was delicious with an awesome view, two revolving areas, and lovely food bar arrangements with fresh flowers, waterfull, and sculptures, although the woodwork has not been renovated yet. The unrenovated standard rooms are clean, large, and comfortable. Ours had new carpet and bedding, new TV, a great view of the river, and adequate but outdated furniture. In 2005 it will all have been renovated. Right now it's in a state of progress. We were pleasantly surprised, even though rates are doubled for Thunder Over Louisville. We did learn that using services such as ******* for reservations here will get you the least desirable rooms near public service areas.
Terrible place to rest your head
My husband and I recently stayed at the Galt House for a romantic weekend away. Little did we know that the entire hotel experience would be a disaster. We arrived on Friday afternoon only to check in to our room and find hair all over the bedsheets. In addition to this disgusting find, the room was dark and dirty and there was stains on the carpeting and chipped wood in the bathroom. The whole 3rd floor smelled like a greasy cafe and our room was directly adjastent from where I assume they store supplies for the restaurant. My husband and I decided not to continue to stay at this hotel and checked out after only one night. It was disgustingly dirty, smelly and out dated and we will NEVER stay there again and I don't recommednd anyone else do either. By the way, the management did not even bother to offer us a refund of our charges for the evening. What a poor example of a hotel!!!
The Galt House is coming alive... finally!
Just returned from a conference in Louisville and was pleasantly surprised at the renovation taking place at the Galt House. We were on the 15th floor of the East Tower and the room was PHENOMENAL! I have been staying at The Galt House for over 15 years and for 15 years I have been waiting for the place to get with the times. I told a collegue not to expect much, but was I wrong. In two years time, many of the rooms have been renovated and look great! Gone are the browns and yellows of the early 1970s. Elagance is the standard now. However, the lobby right now is nothing short of destroyed and convenience in check-in is lacking. Bell Hops were everywhere, but this was a state convention so that should be expected. Parking is attrocious, but we didn't have to pay... which is not what we expected. Signs say $5.00 with hotel validation... $12.00 a day if you forget to get validated!
There is now a pedestrian walkway all the way to the convention center... so inclimate weather is no longer an issue. All I can add now is, "Congratulations owners/management! It's about time!!!" I will definitely stay another 15 years!
This hotel is great!!
The Galt House is the home to the State FFA Convention and more recently, the National FFA Convention. I have been to the Galt House a total of five times, four for the state and once for the national conventions. There are numerous places to go around the Galt House. If you walk outside the door you can go for a ride on a horse and carriage. Down the boardwalk you see the Bell of Louisville and many other steam boats. Walk a little further and you can go to Joe's Crab Shack, the best place in town to eat (if you like seafood). Especially if it's your birthday!Not even a mile away is the Louisville Slugger Museum, and a few blocks away is the Galleria Mall. The hotel has an outside swimming pool on the third floor in the east side (always cold, even in June) and a revolving restaurant. There are fountains on the side of the hotel to cool your feet off.This is one of the best hotels I have ever been to. It's so close to everything and the service within the hotel is great.
Would not stay there again!
Hi We stayed there on 12-1-03. The hotel is under construction. It was difficult to know where to park the car so that we could go in and find out what hotel room we would be in. This is a large hotel and there was no one at the door to greet you. It was a long walk following paper signs to the front desk. The hotel has 2 towers, we registered in one hotel and parked the car under it. We than had to carry our bags to the other tower. It is an old hotel that is in need of a renovation. They have a revolving restaurant on top that is only open till 3pm on sundays. Several of the other eateries were also closed on Sundays. We ate at the Riverside restaurant Sunday evening. The food was fair, the staff was very slow although the were only about 10 people in the whole place. The room colors were horrible, and in desperate need of a decorator. The hotel did not have a gift shop. It had a counter on the second floor that sold candy and cheap gifts. I would not recommend this hotel. tina
Reunion 305th Bomb Group 17 thru 21 Sep2003
We stayed there for 4 days during the reunion of the "305th Bomb Group and enjoyed the Galt House very much. Wonderful place to stay.
Tremendous stay at the Galt House
I stayed at the Galt House Hotel for a conference last year and the service and every part of my stay was awesome. I am looking forward to coming back with my family.
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Still on our way to Nashvegas!!! Made some pit stops along the way in Ohio for gas and restrooms!! We saw the Cinncinatti Reds and Cinncinati Bengals stadiums along the way!! Stopped in Northern Kentucky for some lunch at Firehouse Subs!!!! Got back on the highway heading south towards Nashville and saw signs for the Jim Beam distillery so of course we had to go!! Should be in Nashville around ...
Hello Kentucky! Now let's get down.
We departed Ohio today and headed for the 10th state on our summer vacation road trip: The Bluegrass state of Kentucky.
Before leaving Cincinnati we had breakfast at an interesting restaurant called Sugar n' Spce which had a kid-fun theme as you can see in my pictures. Along with cartoon characters painted on the wall were rows of small rubber ducks. Not sure of the story behind these other then the waiter says the owner collects them and shares one with each guest, ...
Day 2
... side the Blue River though. The hike down on the Blue River was so swampy and muddy that it drained us completely. The trail had an impressive amount of wildlife, but that may be due to the lack of people using it. The 2 hour ride home was tough as well.
Great park and I want to try and go do it all again.
Day 2 stats: 10.61 miles, 24,508 steps, ~3,391 calories burned, and 100 floors climbed
Day 1
... We had to hike through thorn bushes and over grown shrubs often. The trail needed to be blazed again. The elevation change was consistently up and down the entire day. A pretty tough day of hiking because of the distance, mud, and change in elevation, but not very technical or pretty of a hike.
Day 1 stats: 18.33 miles, 42,316 steps (new record), ~3,323 calories burned, and 307 floors climbed (new record).
Bourbon, Bourbon, Bourbon
... zip-line system. It was sick to be flying down this zip-line at high speeds and hear things like water springs in the background and see nothing but caverns all around you. It was a great last stop in Kentucky before we started our 9 hour drive to DC. We are reaching the tail end of the trip and yet when we keep talking about it, we realize that this trip has been more then we could have ever dreamed of. But we aren't done yet, DC is up next.


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It's all go at the Origins Game Fair this weekend with plenty of
games to try out! You can also be amongst the first people in the world
to pick up a copy of Tyrants Of The Underdark.
You can also check out the wider GF9 and Flames Of War ranges of
Boardgames, Team Yankee as well as the hotest new World War 2 skirmish
game TANKS.
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TANKS is an easy-to-learn, quick-play, small-scale game, where you take command of a tank platoon, seeking to destroy your opponent's tanks and secure victory. TANKS is fast and furious, do-or-die. In half an hour, you can pick your tanks and crew, upgrade them to your specifications, defeat your enemy (or die trying), and be ready for the rematch!
This year Gale Force Nine will be attending more hobby shows than ever before to showcase our newest board game releases. GF9 hosts games at these shows, allowing people to be among the first to play our newest titles under the guidance of an experienced player.
Given the extra shows we are attending this year we are in need of more volunteers to help us. This year we are launching our biggest game yet! Star Trek: Ascendancy debuts on the first weekend of August, both at Gen Con and Star Trek Las Vegas! We have a great core of volunteers who already help us at Gen Con but we're looking for more help for that show and all of the others!
June 15-19 in Columbus, OH – Origins Game Fair (Our full range)
August 4-7 in Indianapolis, IN – Gen Con 2016 (Star Trek: Ascendancy launch)
August 3-7 in Las Vegas, NV - Star Trek Las Vegas (Star Trek: Ascendancy launch)
September 2-4 in New York, NY - Star Trek Mission New York (Star Trek: Ascendancy)
November 16-20 in Dallas, TX – BGG.CON (Our full range)
If you are local or are able to be in any of these cities for the show and would like join our volunteer team, then drop us a line. We are looking for people who play board games, want to learn our new ones and who enjoy showing new people the wonderful world of gaming.
To be a volunteer we ask that you give us at least TWO (2) days of your time (10am-6pm) to run games and in exchange for that we will give you the following.
• Admission ticket to the show for the entire duration
• A special GF9 event T-shirt
• A copy of the board game you are demoing (usually the newest one)
• A pile of other cool show-exclusive items (depending on the show)
If you want to help us for the entire event, we'll also give you one of the custom board game play mats that we make just for the shows. In preparation for the show we will send you all you need to learn the game and prepare for the show and as always you will be supported by the GF9 team who will always include some of the game designers. If you already planned to go to these shows and have a ticket already we will swap that item out for additional goodies so you won't lose out or work with the show to exchange your ticket for a GM ticket and a refund.
While we can provide admission to the event and all of these fantastic thank you gifts, volunteers will have to make their own travel, lodging and meal arrangements for the show so being a local is certainly the easiest option.
With your help we can have a lot of fun showing both new and experienced gamers our latest games. If you are interested in joining our team, please get in touch and let us know which events you would like to help at.
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Game On!
Gale Force Nine's already extensive hobby range is getting a makeover. A new and expanded range of tools and hobby supplies will be available from June.
The hobby tool range will include updated versions of all the tools modellers and gamers need, including precision cutting tools, files, sculpting tools, the ever-popular pinning system and more.
Plus, to help you gauge line-of-sight in your games, we will be adding a new Straight-Line Laser to our line of gaming accessories.


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Exclusive! See The Dreamy Film We're Escaping With Tonight
It takes a lot to get us out of the house on a cold, snowy day like this. Luckily, Samantha Pleet's new campaign film, Visions, is worth braving the bluster. The dreamy, hypnotic short film, directed by Sarah Sophie Flicker and Maximilla Lukacs, follows two women as they leave the safety and comfort of their bedrooms, and journey into the snowy tundra beyond — sound like any trips to the bodega you've made today?
Of course, Pleet's film also features bow-and-arrow-wielding heroines, naps on snowy coastlines, and cloud-dwelling goddesses — so it basically puts our prosaic snack adventures to shame. The film stars some of our most-loved ladies, like Louisa Gummer (Meryl Streep's daughter!), Hannah Metz, the ginger-haired beauty behind lingerie brand The Loved One, the striking Brooklyn-based photographer Tara Violet Niami, India Menuez, and the throaty-voiced Tennessee Thomas as narrator. Keep an eye out for a cameo by director Flicker — and for the Pleet's beautiful fall '14 collection, which appears throughout. From lovely pinafores, to exquisitely printed dresses, there are pieces we can imagine wearing even when we're not completing dream quests.
If you're in New York, you can catch the film premiere tonight at 7 p.m., at the Wolverine Company Store in SoHo — yes, it is still happening, despite the snow (if the film's heroines can do it, so can you). For everyone else, catch the exclusive premiere above. It makes us feel all cozy and transported...so, in other words, it's exactly what we needed today.
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Monet, Poplars
Claude Monet, Poplars, 1891, oil on canvas, 36-5/8 x 29-3/16 inches / 93 x 74.1 cm (Philadelphia Museum of Art). Created by Beth Harris and Steven Zucker.
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