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A total of 30 7-week-old pigs were used to evaluate the effects of chicory inclusion on digestibility, digestive organ size and faecal microbiota. Five diets were formulated: a cereal-based control diet and four diets with inclusion of 80 and 160 g/kg chicory forage (CF80 and CF160), 80 g/kg chicory root (CR80) and a mix of 80 g/kg forage and 80 g/kg chicory root (CFR). Generally, the pigs showed a high growth rate and feed intake, and no differences between the different diets were observed. The coefficients of total tract apparent digestibility (CTTAD) of energy, organic matter and CP did not differ between the control and CF80, whereas they were impaired in diet CF160. The CTTAD of non-starch polysaccharides and especially the uronic acids were higher (P < 0.05) with chicory inclusion, with highest (P < 0.05) values for diet CF160. Coliform counts were lower and lactobacilli : coliform ratio was higher (P < 0.05) in diet CFR than in the control. Global microbial composition was investigated by terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism combined with cloning and sequencing. Analysis of gut microbiota pattern revealed two major clusters where diet CF160 differed from the control and CR80 diet. Chicory forage diets were correlated with an increased relative abundance of one species related to Prevotella and decreased abundance of two other species related to Prevotella. For diet CFR, the relative abundance of Lactobacillus johnsonii was higher than in the other diets. This study shows that both chicory forage and root can be used as fibre sources in pig nutrition and that they modulate the composition of the gut microbiota differently.
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|2007-06-09, 23:43
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|2007-06-09, 23:49
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|2007-06-10, 01:54
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I still think the ending was kind of rushed. They need Akane on the mission for her brainpower, and they go to the trouble of having her memorize all the numbers, only to have her pass out before she can recite any of them back. They could have at least had her get part-way through the list, so that maybe Yukari only had to do the last "skip" by the seat of her pants instead of the whole reentry process.
I believe the technique they were using to slow the Mangosteen down is actually called "aerobraking," and it really has been used with unmanned space probes going into orbit around Mars (and possibly Venus, too). I've never heard of the Apollo astronauts using it - although it's funny, when they started talking about the girls re-entering the atmosphere from an altitude of 3000km, the first thing I thought was, "Nobody's come back from that far out since the Moon landings."
In any event, thanks and congrats to the folks at Rakuda for your great work!
|2007-06-10, 07:23
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The events of Rocket girls certainly aren't scientifically or technologically impossible, merely highly implausible. Especially the extremely rapid pace of orbiter and rocket construction, lack of testing, and general 'gung ho' attitude to the missions.
|2007-06-10, 08:01
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Spoiler for reply to TougeSil80:
I really hope that the lack of scientific accuracies doesn't spoil this fun show for anyone. As it is a really fun show. With just referencing implausible situations from this show, we could go on for ages, but I think its far more entertaining to sit back and let SSA take us along for a really crazy ride.
|2007-06-10, 08:51
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My only disappointment with the ending was their failure to tie together some of the threads that seemed important at the outset, especially those concerning Yukari's parents. For instance,
Otherwise a fun ride. No one can expect any show like this to be scientifically accurate, but I'm with BBOvenGuy on this one. The producers seemed pretty committed to at least trying to inject some science into the script. Shows like this one, or one of my favorites, Noein, are essentially fantasies with a layer of science as an attempt at plausibility.
|2007-06-10, 11:24
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This anime came as a positive surprise to me. I normally don't like this harem-related, fanservice-heavy genre where an all-girl teeenage crew do odd jobs with no explanation at all, or worse, a very contrived one.
However, the first episode convinced me that this show was a bit different. The anime never tried to hide the fact that making an teenager pilot a rocket is an absurd idea. Instead, is was well-integrated into the comedy. The director and the doctor were built up during the first episode in a way that their idea "Hey, why don't we just grab this little girl, and stuff her into out rocket." was just consequent and genuinely funny. They seemed to be well aware that one shouldn't make a minor a rocket pilot. They just didn't care! This is probably the best way to handle the issue without making the audience roll their eyes.
I found Yukari's uncaring father that has been criticized so much funny for similar reasons. "It should be OK to curse the rocket ... I think." Talking about the father
The mother didn't seem that much concerned about the question if her daughter lives or dies either.
Things went worse later when the comedy was replaced more and more by drama though, because this is where the concept falls on its face IMHO. More examples of a thoughtless/uncaring attitude from Yukari's surroundings would have been better.
|2007-06-10, 11:35
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Minor point that irked me, while I let all the other less-than-believeable stuff slide by; why did they show the Shuttle firing it's MAIN engines, which require the external tank, instead of the OMS engines which do the actual orbit adjustments? That part irked me beyond reason...
My favorite supporting charactor for this show? The chemist! You have to wonder what planet she is orbiting at any given moment. It's clear she's not on Planet Earth, even when she's standing right in front of you...
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The chemist ruled, but I did like the nerds speech on old tech
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I can kinda see where they were going with parental comedy aspect, but I feel that they executed it poorly.
They wanted to portray the Dad an unfettered and untamed free spirit, but he came across as a irresponsible uncaring lout.
And her Mothers practical pragmatism bordered on cold-heartedness.
They should have shown a moment of fatherly interest on behalf of her Dad, and occasional concern for Yukari's well-being on the behalf of her Mother, to balance out their personality quirks.
It would have made their behavior seem more humorous and less self absorbed.
That was really the only quibble I had with the show.
All in all I quite enjoyed it, and would recommend it to anyone.
|2007-06-11, 00:59
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Location: Netherlands
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I'm glad I found this series last week, as it was quite fun, especially how Yukari was frequently put in absurd situations and reacted accordingly.
Now I just don't hope that were Solomon Island Dollars, as I won't be riding that cab then ($799 SBD = $109 USD). If you do similar math btw, the bet amounts (on success or failure of the LS-7 rocket) in the early episodes weren't that spectacular either, and Yukari's Chinese deliveries were about the same price of a happy meal ($39 SBD = $5.33 USD).
|2007-06-19, 14:17
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Karl Schurman, Core Faculty, Faculty Co-chair B.S., Empire State College; Princeton University; NYU Undergraduate Film School; Waldorf HS Teacher Education Program, New England Center for Anthroposophy (certificate of completion). From 2002 until coming to Monadnock, Karl taught in Waldorf high schools and as an upper grades class teacher, primarily at Green Meadow Waldorf School, Chestnut Ridge, NY. Over three decades of self-employed freelancing in the film business in New York City preceded Karl's Waldorf teaching career. He worked all over the US and in many parts of the world, including shooting the PBS documentary The World of Mother Teresa. He maintains a deep interest in cinema history, the French language, Native America, and mystical Sufi poetry. He spent his own high school years in Brussels, Belgium. Three of his four grown children are Waldorf High School graduates; he hopes his grandson, Ibrahima, will be one as well.
Chris Becker, Core Faculty, M.A. in Philosophy & Religion, California Institute of Integral Studies; B.A. in Cultural Anthropology, Plattsburgh State University; California Single Subject Teaching Credential in Social Science, National University. After completing a year of Foundation Studies and a summer teaching intensive at Rudolf Steiner College in Sacramento, Chris has been teaching AP psychology, world history and geography, and civics in California public schools since 2013. He moved to the San Francisco Bay Area from upstate New York in 2007 to complete a Master's degree, focusing on the work of Rudolf Steiner. Prior to this, he spent a semester abroad studying Buddhism in Bodh Gaya, India. Chris and his wife have recently relocated to the Monadnock region and are interested in starting a small farm in the near future. firstname.lastname@example.com
John Deal, Core Faculty, M.A. folklore, Folklore Institute at Indiana University; B.A. cultural anthropology, Columbia University. A native of Central Massachusetts, John has lived in Manhattan, the Midwest, Queens, and Japan, and is delighted to have finally made his way back to New England. He has taught English and world history at independent high schools in the United States and abroad since 1998; when he isn't teaching, he enjoys writing fiction and poetry, singing and acting, vegetarian cooking, and cartooning. John's interests include modern Japanese history and literature, oral epic and improvisational storytelling, the poetry of William Butler Yeats, and just about anything else having to do with traditional culture and artistry. He and his wife are both passionate animal rights advocates, and are happy to be bossed around by nine rescue cats. email@example.com
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Kim McCormick, Core Faculty, B.S. in Environmental Studies at Cornell University; M.S.T. in Environmental Studies at Antioch New England Graduate School; Certification in General Science Teaching; Endorsement in Gifted Education; completed Waldorf High School Teacher Education Program, Wilton, NH. Kim grew up camping with her family, collecting bugs, and rescuing box turtles trying to cross the road. The daughter of two microbiologists, she has had a lifelong love of science and the natural world. As a girl, Kim dreamed of being a park ranger and wearing a really cool hat. She has held a variety of jobs over the years, including fabric store clerk, waitress, assembly line worker, temporary secretary, caterer, seamstress, environmental educator, community outreach worker, and regional director for Destination ImagiNation. Her childhood dream came true when she got to spend two summers as a state park naturalist in Massachusetts and live on the summit of Mt. Greylock in the Berkshires. (Alas, the uniform did not include a hat.) Although Kim became a public school teacher, her children attended the Charlottesville Waldorf School, where she was an active parent volunteer and came to understand the gift of a Waldorf education. When it was time for her oldest daughter to begin high school, the family relocated to New Hampshire to continue their Waldorf journey. When not teaching science classes, Kim enjoys taking long walks, entertaining family and friends, and traveling—preferably to her native Pacific Northwest. email@example.com
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Richard Clough, B.A. History/Theater Keene State College. Richard has been involved with the Performing Arts since his formative years. Starting as a musician, then moving to acting, and finally to dance, he has been teaching Social/Ballroom Dance in the Keene area since 1986. He is comfortable with the Smooth dances such as Foxtrot and Waltz, the Latin dances such as Cha Cha and Rumba, and Club dances such as Swing and Salsa. Rich strives to give students the tools to enjoy and express themselves to music individually and in partnership.
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Nell Wiener, B.A. Music, Wellesley College. Nell leads the Classical Music Ensemble at the high school, in addition to the choral and strings programs at the elementary school. Growing up in the music town of Ann Arbor, MI (where she attended a Waldorf school herself), she was, from early on, exposed to such artists and groups as Yo Yo Ma, Anonymous 4, Bela Fleck, Meredith Monk, and the Martha Graham Dance Company. She also had the opportunity to play in one of the most highly regarded high school orchestras in the country, which was where she truly fell in love with classical music. In college she went on to study music theory with Martin Brody and conducting with Lisa Graham. She has been teaching at MWS for 8 years and maintains a private studio offering instruction on the violin, the viola, and music theory.
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Jason Koerber attended Pine Hill Waldorf School from K - 8. It was here that his love of music began. He started teaching when in high school and continued while studying at music at Keene State College. Jason is the founder & director of Elm City Music and teaches Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute and Improvisation. Jason performs regularly as a freelance artist and with the Ben Carr Music Project, the Half Diminished Swing Band, Nouveau Swing, and the Jacksonville Blues Band. He is also a former member of The Keene Chamber Orchestra, The Keene Jazz Orchestra, the Tom Foolery Band, the Josh Evans Trio, and the funk band Giza. Jason has appeared as a soloist with the KSC Chamber Orchestra and with the Pink Floyd tribute band Liquid Floyd. He has also performed with the Raylynmor Opera Company, The Hugh Keelan Ensemble, and The Monadnock Chorus and Orchestra. Jason has taught saxophone and clarinet at Vermont Academy - Saxtons River VT, The Putney School - Putney VT, The Greenwood School - Putney VT, The Open Music Collective - Brattleboro VT, and currently teaches at Elm City Music - Keene NH, and Peterborough Music - Peterborough NH. Jason has studied saxophone with Scott Mullett, Harvey Kaiser, Mario Bernardo & Craig Sylvern. He has studied clarinet with Richard Sanders, and Mario Bernardo and flute with Robin Matathias.
|Matthew Leese is known as a versatile conductor, baritone, clinician and stage director. His performing experience in the USA, Canada, Asia, Europe and in his native country New Zealand includes dozens of solo and ensemble performances and recordings. Dr. Leese received degrees in Voice from the University of Otago in New Zealand, the Longy School of Music, Indiana University and holds the Doctorate in Choral Conducting and Literature from the University of Illinois. In addition to directing the choirs at Monadnock Waldorf High school, Matthew is a core member of the medieval quartet LIBER and Kansas City professional choir Spire , Artistic Director of the Monadnock Chorus, Music Director of the Chamber Singers of Keene, Conductor-in-Residence of Voices of the Bay in St. Andrews, NB, Artist in Residence with the Boston City Singers, a volunteer for the Keene Music Festival and serves as a Lecturer in Music at Keene State College. Matthew and his husband Dan love living in Keene with their two mischievous cats Jack and Gus.
|Gretchen Murray, Core Faculty, Fine Arts Coordinator, B.A., Oberlin College, Chelsea College of Art and Design, University of Delaware; Waldorf HS Teacher Education Program, New England Center for Anthroposophy. Gretchen began her teaching career at the Kimberton Waldorf School where she taught practical and fine arts from 2013 to 2016. Her first love has always been drawing and painting. From a young age, one could always find her scribbling in a sketch book of some sort, and later painting in a variety of mediums. Another love of hers is the practical arts, and she has always found a great deal of satisfaction in making her own useful and beautiful things—whether it be through sewing, felting, house repairs, or anything else. In her spare time, and when she is not making art, Gretchen loves to be outside backpacking, hiking, canoeing, and spending time with her family. Their favorite place is the "camp" in Maine that her family owns, where they can be outside together and enjoy the lake and the call of the loons! She and her husband Andrew have four children who are either enrolled in or graduated from Waldorf School. They are fully looking forward to beginning a new life in New Hampshire.
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Marcy Schepker is a tapestry weaver, soft toy maker, and community person with 36 years of experience as a weaver and teacher. She feels that the knowledge that each one of us is an artist, a crafts person, and an apprentice in our own capacity and that each of us has special gifts and needs is central to our lives and work. Central also to the success of her work is the core belief in the continual balance of each person's creativity with the energy they draw from working together. She believes this process to be vital to being a crafts person, and also important as a social model. Her art builds bridges between people. Marcy's Pear Tree Studio in nearby Harrisville has been written up in The Boston Globe and in Fiberarts magazine.
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Part Three of the Top Five Regrets of the Dying Tarot Spreads Series The third regret mentioned by Bronnie Ware in the Top Five Regrets of the Dying is 'I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings.' She talks about how people often don't say how they feel to 'keep the peace,' but I suspect that many people …
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How Have Celebrity Narrators Affected The Audiobook Market?
By Stephanie Ciccarelli
May 15, 2012
What kind of a role do celebrity narrators play in audio books and the success of audio publishing?
Has their participation brought new business to the industry? How has the impact of celebrity narration shaped consumer behavior?
Hear the musings of one narrator, Tim Lundeen, as he explores the impact celebrity narrators have had on the audiobook industry in today's VOX Daily.
On Celebrity Audiobook Narrators
By Tim Lundeen
When it comes to audio books, I think of three common categories of participants:
1. The Fan: they purchase often, listen regularly and promote audio books amongst themselves and others.
2. The inFrequent: they've heard of audio books, may have even listened to a single production, or at least a short sample. They equate the industry with the capital of Tajikistan; it's got to have a capital (right?), but no idea where it is or what it's called.
3. The Foreigner: ask them if they listen to audio books, and they'll probably say "oh you mean like a book on tape?" They equate the industry with outdated analog technology from the 70s and 80s; that used to be something (right?), do they still make those?
Mind The Gap
The discerning individual will notice a huge gap between the Fan and ... well, the rest of society. If I notice, and if you notice, you can bet the major publishers and distributors notice. You can also bet they have their own categories and strategies for handling the situation. One such strategy is the Celebrity Narrator.
The Celebrity Narrator
The Celebrity is usually a Hollywood-type; an award-winning and widely recognized individual in the mainstream movie entertainment industry. Audible.com calls them "Hollywood's Finest," undoubtedly referring to acting accolades and awards, and not character or morals. The key is "widely recognized." It becomes a type of Celebrity Endorsement. Only the publishers aren't looking for Dustin Hoffman to endorse "Being There" by Jerzy Kosinski, nor do they need Anne Hathaway to endorse "The Wizard of Oz." Rather, having Celebrities on the website indirectly endorses the entire audio book industry merely by putting their voices to a few productions. Drawing the attention of the Foreigner with the hope that they'll become a Fan.
Now as a Fan, it may be easy to scoff at the idea of so-called Celebrities even ranking among true narrators and storytellers. But I've changed my mind about how I look at it. I have to acknowledge how detrimental it would be to the industry (and sales) if a Celebrity was only someone strongly favored and identified by the Fan but completely foreign to ... the Foreigner. Many people know Rosenblat, Brick, Gardner and Vance, or even Tim Lundeen. But unless you're a Fan, you probably just think that's a law firm or something. So, oddly enough, increasing industry awareness and boosting market potential cannot always come from within the community.
There are better narrators and voice talent than Hollywood's Finest (in my humble but accurate opinion). There are also actors and A-Listers in mainstream entertainment who make great narrators. I'd have Tim Curry in my studio any day. Obviously I would be amiss if I were to respond to the question of celebrity audiobook narrators with a blanket statement of scoff or downright disapproval.
Does Fame Equate With Quality Narration?
Do I think famous actor so-and-so should narrate an audio book? Probably not. Would so-and-so do a fantastic job? Not likely. But will it happen, and will it win an Audie, and will it be marketed and promoted everywhere? You bet.
And who knows. Some Foreigner just might buy that audio, merely because so-and-so narrated it, and quickly become a Fan of audio books. Is that bad? I don't know. I think the tactic is morally neutral - it's neither good nor bad. Is it effective? We'll see.
DISCLAIMER: I am not critical of Audible.com or any other audio book publisher or distributor. I do a lot of business with Audible.com and I'm proud of that partnership. I am critical of a lot of so-called celebrities, but that's another issue entirely.
Dushanbe ... the capital of Tajikistan is Dushanbe.
What Do You Think?
Be sure to share your thoughts by commenting below.
Tim Lundeen
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I think it would be a positive impact. I just thought of how I enjoy actors/actresses doing voice-overs in films that I like, such as Shrek.Posted by:
Being a great screen actor, doesn't necessarily mean you're a great voice actor or audiobook narrator. But I can appreciate what audible's doing with this program, and I think it's pretty smart.Posted by:
I listened to Lou Diamond Phillips narrate the last two Tom Clancy novels. I though his accents and overall read was great.Posted by:
You know, I don't like a celeb narrating a book for me. I want the narrator to be unknown and to disappear into the story. When I know it's Tom Hanks (or whomever) it distracts me from the characters.Posted by:
I think the producers know their celebrity helps sell books & that makes it a challenge for unknowns to get a shot.Posted by:
Anybody can do it.Posted by:
Can you imagine how many books they have to sell to recoup the fees....Posted by:
Celebrities get the work because they're already well known and they usually are not having to worry about where their next meal is coming from while some poor soul trying to get into the industry because they could really benefit from getting the same opportunity get passed over.Posted by:
They're taking away jobs from the rest of us.Posted by:
Everything changes from time to time and eliminates something by phasing it out.Posted by:
In a way, Kevin Johnson's comment about how "some poor soul trying to get into the industry" is "passed over" because celebrities are being hired instead... is almost the antithesis to my thesis. First of all, the voice over industry is not a pie; where if one piece is eaten there is less pie to be had. This industry, as with any business, is a kitchen. Regardless of what other celebrity chefs are in the room, you will always make your own pies. And Secondly, my attitude is (as written in the blog) if Celebrities draw more attention to the industry, then I'm glad they're hired. I will, consequently, get more work not less, because our kind of work will get more attention not less. But that is purely a matter of perspective.Posted by:
Anyone can do it? Really? Have you ever tried recording yourself reading a novel and listening back to it. I travel a lot by car and tube and have little time to read books so the increasing popularity of audio books have been a real bonus. However an audio book experience is either made or destroyed by the narrator. I have bought some real old favourites, books I have loved for years and given up on them after an hour because the reading just doesn't do it for me.
Like so many I guess I have my favourite narrators; Scott Brick, Vincent Marzello, Cameron Beierle and Stephen Fry are four of them. I could listen to them read the dictionary I think.
With regards to "Celebrity" narrators. . . .well some are good some are bad. For instance I bought Rob Lowe's Autobiography and I could listen to it all day long, he just has a voice that works for me. . plus it really adds volumes to the experience that it is him talking about his life.
As a rule if I haven't either decided I like the narrator or can at least live with him/her after about an hour I usually abandon the book.
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A Homely 1 Bdr Apt 350m from Beach
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The apartment building lies in Poseidonos avenue,there are bus stations from where the buses are leading to the most areas of Attica. There is also the bus line X96 which leads to the international airport of Athens, Eleftherios Venizelos.
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The apartment is in a convenient central location and George was helpful in arranging transfers which was much appreciated. First impressions wasn't so good though, apartment is not much bigger than a hotel room and not as "High-End" as I imagined, bed hadn't been made (we had to make it), linen for bed wrong size with pillow sheets missing, cleaning clothes left on floor, some power points weren't working or absent where expected (e.g. kitchen) and the inside door handle would come off in your hand if not careful. However, Athens hotels are expensive so the apartment represented reasonable value, and we may have been the exception re our issues.
The hotel was great! The area is a bit noisy, but you get used to it, the crowd that had begun at dawn. The beach was close but it was pretty crowded and messy so I had to go out every day can get away from beaches to search. The city, the bazaar is 10 minutes away by car. It was nice but a shame that such garbage, this was a bit dirty there would be observed.
The accommodation, receiving the keys was discussed according to each, it was absolutely fine !!!
The apartment is very good, near the metro that takes you to the center of Athens ... There is a bakery, pharmacy, cafes and a supermarket well next, George proved to be a good person and the next door neighbor has treated us very well and willing any kind of help.
We stayed at this beautiful apartment and we definitely would repeat. We didnt meet George, but we knew Panos, a great host. It was really beautiful and near Everything (shopping streets, bus stops, taxis, and walking it's 4 km away from the tourist part. Wifi was a little bit bad but we cant find something bad on this apartment. Thank you Panos! ;)
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We spend one beautiful week in Athens and the appartement in Kallithea provided for all our needs. A little balcony, air-cond., tv, a kitchen and a clean bathroom with washingmachine. The friendly owner was very polite and answered all our questions with a pleasant smile. Close to the appartement you`ll find a lovely bakery, a supermarket, a freddocino coffeshop and the best pita in town! With the bus stopping just in the next street, we could reach either the Akropolis or the beach within 15 min.
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All was perfect. The appartment is well designed and equipped in artistic way. Location is good and calm. Mr. George provided aeropot transfere and hi is very polite and accesible for any question any time. Highly recomended.
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Spirit Airlines30588 Automation Dr. Clinton Township, Michigan United States of America
Spirit Airlines Hidden rules, nickle & dime you, rip-offs, chabby planes, broken seats, mean employees, zero customer respect 30588 Automation Dr. Clinton Township, Michigan
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I'm surprised there wasn't a charge for using their disgusting smelly on board bathrooms too. They don't enforce having your seats in a upright position upon take off and landing because half the seats are broken either in the down or up position which makes getting in and out of the seats a real joy. I was traveling with my two young sons and this running back an forth to the check in line to pay for all the "extra" baggage charges in addition to the charges themselves was a nightmare and caused much extra stress I would not have had if I would have been flying with another more respectful airline company. I have a return ticket I still have to use and after that I will NEVER ever fly with Spirit aniline again. I promise. I'd rather take a train or bus......A real rip off, fly by night, pun intended company.
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Rick Johnson Auto And Tire4740 RADIO RD NAPLES, Florida United States of America
Rick Johnson Auto And Tire I PULLED MY TRUCK INTO THIS AUTO CENTER AND WAS GIVEN A BILL OF $502.00 TO CHANGE A HUNDRED DOLLAR ALTERNATOR. AFTER CALLING SEVERAL OTHER AUTO CENTERS IN THE NAPLES AREA, I WAS TOLD I WAS RIPPED OFF NAPLES, Florida
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Wildblue Satellite InternetInternet United States of America
Wildblue Satellite Internet Excede High Speed Scam on Faster Service (Still Restrictions) Do Not Bother, Internet
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now I am restricted...Hummm... I called to ask about it and you know it....they will be glad to upgrade me for a fee of 150.00 plus a higher monthly bill! The worst part is that many rural citizens have no other choice and no way of stopping companies like this. Until this problem is addressed publicly, nothing will change. Bottom, line for me is that I will not upgrade and will give them no more of my money than I have to. aen2
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CenturylinkInternet United States of America
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My wife called them the other day for something and the (now centurylink) customer service representative told her that upgrading to the 12 Mbps connection would only cost 3 dollars more, my wife agreed and they told her to wait til Friday after 5PM and unplug and restart the modem. I did that and went and checked my speeds to my Playstation expecting a nice increase in speed. But when I ran the speed test on my playstation it returned a speed of 2.9 Mbps down and 702.8 Kbps up. Now Call of Duty is nearly unplayable. Bad lag and kicked out of a game half way through. I checked the speed at DSLreports.com and about the exact same result. I logged in to my modem and it reports the higher tier speed. If I run a "centurylink" speed test, it reports 11.3 Mbps with 800 Kbps up.
To me, it is obvious that I took a speed hit because online gaming has degraded so much and my game console speed report is significantly slower. I called centurylink and they had me do the same things I already did and then told me since the speed test at centurylink reported I was getting within 80% of the advertised speed that there was nothing they could do for me. I spoke to a supervisor and told her about the hit in speeds to my devices and she told me that I was receiving a higher speed and that I should contact my device manufacturers to see why I am not receiving that speed.
I find it odd that just the day before, all of these devices worked perfectly fine and recieved much higher speeds at a lower advertised bandwidth. I am confident that my devices are working properly. Is centurylink using a different standard to test their speeds or are they "fudging the numbers" to justify charging more for less bandwidth?
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It was our first trip to the USA & Caribbean and we came straight from the Celebrity Equinox to the Sky. We booked these not knowing anything about these trips. Just wanted to see as much as possible. After booking I saw the reviews on here and was very worried about our 'booze cruise'.
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Overall we really enjoyed this cruise. It was very different to our previous one but just as enjoyable. The cabin steward was great (called us by our christian names whereas on celebrity we were 'sir' or 'madam'}, although the food More wasn't as good, we could always find something that we enjoyed.
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While I'm happy with the new iPad Air 2, and it has seriously cut down my desktop usage, I still need a traditional computer to get work done. The problem was that my Mac was running slow. It's over five years old. I thought about getting a new Mac, but the new models didn't impressed me. They're either too expensive for my budget or not a significant improvement over the earlier Macs. To save money, but boost performance, I decided to upgrade my Mac Mini.
Lately, Apple has been acting like an anorexic supermodel. It's not enough for the new iPhone to be thin, it has to be super thin. It's so thin that the camera sticks out like a bone against the skin. It's the same trend with their Macs – thin, thin, thin. I began to have a technological-existential crisis. Are Apple products and services really right for me? Am I hindering my potential by staying within Apple's ecosystem? I decided to approach this issue scientifically.
Photics.com is an international website. For much of the world, November 28, 2013 is just another Thursday. My friends in Canada, they celebrated their Thanksgiving Day over a month ago. So normally, I don't write about issues that are exclusive to the United States. I also avoid topics like religion or politics. But after seeing lots of negative press about Black Friday shopping. I felt motivated to post up.
Google recently turned 15 years old. In that short time, the company has grown to become ubiquitous with Internet search. Because Google is so beneficial to so many lives, the milestone event could be celebrated with joy and happiness. A recent Google Doodle illustrates that. But me, I'm still apprehensive towards Google. Is this feeling unwarranted? If so, can I actually forgive Google? If not, what am I going to do about it?
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I have finally conquered Ace as single player only!
I'm in love with this game so much that Insane mode is now considered to me as the normal mode, LOL.
Nice work! Im missing the 100K and the 185K score Achievements on this game. These seem to be crazy hard to get D:
It's best to do it multi-player mode to achieve both scores. Insane mode is easier to rack up the points but then again harder if you lose since you start from 0 again.
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I can't imagine getting the Ace achievement in this game. I have all the achievements except that one. That is an achievement nobody can help you out on. :(
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I planned to add a special type variation of editing mode where you work entirely in curves. (could be bezier but I'm not sure) The edges will be curves and the faces will be curved. I was imagining it with the current quad system only adding a weight control to every edge to modify curves. If the control fell in line with between the two vertices connecting an edge, it would essentially have no curvature. Once your mesh was in a satisfactory state then you could decide the resolution of the curves through subdivision of the quads which would adhere to the defined curves. Of course the design will evolve based on the preferences of artists who use this.
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Currently the undo system works as a stack, where everything you do is an action to be undone. Even switching modes is considered an action. I plan on being able to calculate the memory used by the undo stack and allowing the user to specify the maximum amount of memory it uses before discarding steps. There is also a redo stack but it is emptied as soon as an operation is performed. It is mostly to allow the artist to move back a few steps and decide whether to take a different path.
Currently the operations determine when the canvas is redrawn. If a selection changes or a vertex is moved, the corresponding panels are updated.
Selection, translation, rotation and scale are just like Blender if you are familiar. Right clicking selects objects, there is a box selection tool and the hotkeys for scaling, rotation and translation are the same.
I have not looked into other packages other than Blender very much. I would have to research through youtube videos because I cannot afford Maya, 3ds Max or any of the other expensive packages. I would happily attempt to imitate any useful tool though.
Currently there is only support for saving and loading in the application's native format. When you say versioning do you mean of my application? If so, then I will have version stamps on each subsequent version. I don't even have version 1.0 yet though. I would provide updates on a website when the project is far enough to merit one.


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So I have a very good chance of us moving to the Ft Worth area working for TSA.
I am currently living in VA. Please teach me all about Ft Worth. Schools? DD starts this fall. Pediatrician, childcare? What are the places I should NOT live in?
Any info you can give me please. We are looking to move late March early April.


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Goldman Sachs Compensation Ratio Drops
Amid a disappointing quarter in terms of revenue, Goldman Sachs is taking a scalpel to employee pay.
For the first nine months of the year, Goldman has set aside the lowest amount of its revenue for employee pay checks than any year since the bank went public in 1999.
The bank set aside $2.38 billion for compensation during the third quarter, down 35% from a year ago and outpacing the 20% slide in revenues.
The compensation ratio, a closely-watched rate of how much of the bank's revenue it pays to its employees, fell to 41% for the first nine-months of the year, down from the 43% in the second quarter and 44% in the third quarter last year.
It was the lowest nine-month accrual since the bank's IPO, CFO Harvey Schwartz said on a conference call, though he rejected notions that it was changing its pay practices.
"Well, as always the comparable is based on our best estimate for what we think we will end up for the end of the year of course we still have quarter to go," Mr. Schwartz said on the call. "It's obviously the firm's largest expense and so there is no difference in terms of philosophy in the way we're approaching compensation."
The bank's compensation ratio had dropped to 37.9% for all of 2012. That's well the Goldman's current ratio, but the bank typically puts aside a smaller amount in the last quarter.
The dip in Goldman's compensation ratio took several analysts, who had projected the figure would come in around 43% for the first nine months of 2013, by surprise. The lower rate also was credited for helping the bank beat expectations on the bottom-line. KBW called the earnings result a "lower-quality" beat that was driven by chopping out compensation and a lower tax bill.
Shares of the bank were down 2.7% to $157.92 in recent trading.
The dropping payout ratio in the third quarter comes even as Goldman added 3% to its headcount in the past three months. The headcount was stable compared to last September.
The bank has set aside a total of $10.42 billion in benefits and compensation through the first nine months of the year. That would be the equivalent of nearly $320,000 per employee, compared to roughly $336,000 over the first nine months of 2012.
Wells Fargo analyst Matthew Burnell said that compensation "steals the show" for the bank's results, and helped offset the weakness in the results.
"In a break from tradition, GS dramatically revised the comp accrual rate in Q3, likely in response to the difficult operating environment," Mr. Burnell wrote in a report.
But he also warned that investors will be concerned over whether such a cut is sustainable.
Goldman also cut costs in other spots, lowering non-compensation expenses by 9% compared with last year, partly boosted by the shedding of a reinsurance business. The quarter did include $142 million in litigation and regulatory expenses.
–Justin Baer contributed to this post.