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Hughes.netwww.hughesnet.com Nationwide U.S.A.
Hughes.net I got ripped off Nationwide
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After contacting Hughs Net, I reluctantly agreed to the service knowing that weather conditions adversly affect satalite signals.
Never was I told that there was a bandwidth restriction. I moved from the city to get away from the crime and traffic. I run a website and have been unable to update it since I moved here. The upload speeds are terrible, the download cap is rediculous and I can't seem to get anyone on the phone that has a firm grip of the english language.
They read from a script, which is obvious, and finally I just told them to cancel my service all together, to which they confidently replied there is a $800.00 early termination fee because I was under contract.
My question to anyone out there is this...
Even if the early termination language is in the paperwork I signed to get this installed, is there any recourse for me if the information about the bandwidth cap wasn't conveyed to me upon my verbal agreement to have the service installed in the first place. This is deceptive, misleading and unfair.
Not to mention that when it does work, it's slow anyway. Again... when it does work. The service is intermittent, slow and just crap.
My current cell provider doesn't have a strong enough signal here to provide a mobile broadband solution, so I can't even go that route at this point, unless I choose a different provider, which isn't outside the relm of possibilities, however I'd rather have nothing compared to paying an outrageous amount of money for basically nothing anyway.
Ashville, Ohio
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Courgette, Carrot & Banana Cake
I've got to give credit here to Ciara over at 'My Fussy Eater' for the inspiration for this gem here. Courgette AND Carrot AND Banana Cake. Boom! This is all very inspiring. The kitchen is coming along really well, fans are installed and we've decided on DIY kitchen carcasses from these Finsa people so that we can really shape the kitchen in the exactly the way we want. That's what we want: to have full control and never be at the whims of some design or another that doesn't quite fit the space. So with the control we have, we're trying to decide on the shape of the kitchen: Hexagon? Triangle? Circle? Good old Square? It's a tough one, and an important decision. Anyone got any particularly exciting suggestions? Send them in bellow. But until then…
Courgette, Carrot & Banana Cake
120g butter
150g light brown sugar
1 large egg
170g greek yoghurt
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 small bananas, mashed
1 small carrot, grated
1 small courgette, grated
125g plain flour, sieved
¾ tsp baking powder
50g icing sugar
1½ tsp orange juice
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- Preheat the oven to 180c. Line a 10×10 inch (or similar) dish with foil and spray with cooking spray.
2. Melt the butter and add the sugar, egg, yoghurt and vanilla extract and whisk until combined.
3. Add the bananas, carrot and courgette and stir until they have all incorporated into the mixture.
4. Add the flour and baking powder and stir until just combined. Be sure not to overmix at this point.
5. Pour the mixture into the baking dish and bake for approximately 40 minutes until the top is beginning to brown and the cake is set in the middle. Because this cake is so moist the usual 'stick in the middle comes out clean' test will not work here. Cooking time will depend on the moisture in your courgettes and bananas so I would suggest checking it from 35 minutes and allow longer to bake if necessary.
6. Once cooked, remove from the oven and allow to cool in the baking dish for a few minutes. Once the foil is cool enough to touch, lift the foil from the dish and transfer the cake to a rack to cool further.
7. Make the glaze by adding a little of the orange juice at a time to the icing sugar until it reaches your desired consistency. Once the cake has fully cooled drizzle the glaze on top and cut into 12 pieces.


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Transcept Pharma (TSPT) Offers an Interesting Biotech Value Play 1 commentSep 25, 2009 10:12 AM | about stocks: PRTK
Transcept Pharma is a small market cap company and has little public awareness. The company has experienced unique corporate changes in the past year. These changes include a 1:5 reverse split & a name change. The market cap is $190m: (15.3 m fully diluted shares x current share price of $12.44) http://bit.ly/PgmH0
TSPT has one key product, Intermezzo. "Intermezzo ® (zolpidem tartrate sublingual tablet) is a sublingual low dose formulation of zolpidem that has been developed for use as-needed for the treatment of insomnia when a middle of the night awakening is followed by difficulty returning to sleep." http://www.transcept.com/content/view/39/95/
TSPT has 15.3m shares fully diluted with warrants and options included. Cash balance currently is $98m, which is $6.40 per share, fully diluted.
On August 2nd Purdue Pharma and TSPT agreed on terms to commercialize Intermezzo within the US. http://tinyurl.com/ms7xlh. The terms include an initial, unconditional on Intermezzo approval, $25m TSPT received from Purdue Pharma.
The product, a 3.5 mg zolpidem forumlua, is to assist people who have insomnia-symptoms and occasionally wake up in the middle of the night and can not fall back to sleep. Ambien is typically given for users to take nightly in a 10 mg formula.
Intermezzo is up for FDA approval by 10.30.09. The patient takes Intermezzo and on average falls asleep within 14-minutes. The insomnia market currently does not have a market which serves this specific need. http://bit.ly/HRcPH
The Intermezzo FDA ruling was delayed from June 30 to Oct 30. The FDA requested TSPT to provide additional info on how the user should take the product. There are zero requests for additional studies, and user instructions on Intermezzo usage is the key issue in FDA dialogue.
Purdue has excellent relationships with primary physician doctor sales. The company's core sales product is the pain-killer Oxycontin. Purdue is currently working to establish their internal sales reps to prepare selling Intermezzo upon approval.
Purdue Pharma is a private company with $2b in sales. Purdue will pay TSPT a specific percentage of Intermezzo royalties for US sales. The specific terms of payout percentages of revenues ranges between 10-25% depending upon undisclosed milestones. Purdue, as a private company, has not publicly divulged what the specific terms are, and TSPT has refrained from detailing the exact contractual terms. TSPT's 8k states what is public information and is non-specific about Purdue royalties figures - other than management referring to a range of approximately (MY INTERPRETATION) 10-25% of revenues.
Upon Intermezzo approval, Purdue Pharma is planning to immediately be up and running to sell Intermezzo in the US. TSPT, after the 1-year anniversary of Intermezzo commercial launch, retains co-promotion rights to psychiatric & sleep disorders. Purdue Pharma will pay all Intermezzo marketing costs. Intermezzo is ready to be sold immediately upon NDA, with the PDUFA action date scheduled no-later-than 10.30.09.TSPT stated on the 08.03.09 conference they expect 110-120 TSPT sales reps will be required for Intermezzo sales within the US psychiatric market, after the 1-year wait upon Intermezzo commercial release.
MY QUESTIMATE: Peak US sales are expected to run $500m with an initial yearly sales of $75m - $125m a baseline. Analysts have projected US Intermezzo sales at $250m within 3-4 years post approval. TSPT will retain psychiatric and US sleep disorder co-promotional sales after 1-year in Pharma Prod agreement. The psychiatric market is approximately 15% of all insomnia-related prescriptions.
Countries outside the US have various degrees of regulatory oversight and approval.
TSPT has Canada & Mexico Intermezzo rights up for contract negotiations as deemed timely and appropriate. Purdue Pharma - per the private negotiations - will retain right to an unspoken "1st right of refusal" for an agreement to sell in Canada and Mexico. I assume Purdue will pay an undetermined price for this right.
TSPT retains control over the remaining countries. Europe has an approximately 50-70% expected sales figure of the US sales expectations. Europe is the key focus because the area is conservative in drug approval and Ambien and Ambien generics are established within this market.
I anticipate TSPT to establish a Intermezzo deal with an established Europe distributor, similar to the Purdue Pharma contract. Management has stated that exploratory research has been conducted.
TSPT has patents pending upon Intermezzo delivery with US Patent office. The outcome of this decision, presumably but not announced, will effect Purdue's royalty payment structure to a certain degree.
I am long TSPT common.
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Nice analysis Advalorem! Transcept's Intermezzo is a winner, millions of American's need a middle of the night sleep aid. With Transcept's low number of outstanding shares, huge cash cushion, and big milestone and royalty payments from Purdue, I foresee a nice jump in share price with FDA approval.
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JLGB started the game brightly and were in control from the off. The first real chance of the game feel to Joe Cullum and he took his chance sensationally. The goal was an absolute stunner, probable goal of the season for JLGB and a definate reccomendation for goal of the week.
The ball was played forward from the back by the retuning Paul Black and Rob Silverman was able to flick the ball through to Joe Cullum he struck from fully 30 yards with incredible accuracy and power. The ball flew in and the keeper had no chance. A terrific strike.
JLGB then switched off and Zigzag managed to score twice in rapid succession having plenty of success on the wings and playing balls over the top.
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Jonny Reid made an excellent run from left back and picked up the ball on the wing and put a great cross in which was just a couple of inches too high for Silverman who had no-one around him.
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Paul Black and Justin Freedman swapped positions with Black moving to central midfield and Freedman to centre back and this sured things up somewhat. Black immediately involved more putting a great ball through for Cullum who stretched to pshoot first time putting the ball just wide.
After half time, chances were a bit more of a premium and there were no more goals. Silverman had a couple of long-range efforts well saved from the keeper and Cullum had a one-on-one but his control let him down and the keeper gathered.
James Wright made his debut for JLGB today and looks a good signing. He had a solid game in midfield and manager Silverman thinks that "he is going to be a real success once he gets back into 11-a-side".
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kegs & eggs, 9am -sunday jets game
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Well there was to be a Kegs & Eggs on Sunday morning the 4th of October, but it was too slow in happening. So Leigh and Candice took control of this event and made a load of bacon and a vat of scrambled eggs for the hungry football fans. They opend up the Meat Wagon and started to work, cooking and mixing the ingredients until the trays were filled with goodies and soon evryone had a plate of food along with a cold beer. Not to forget the Jets won that day also! So alls well that ends well tha bar had a good Sunday morning of football and a BIG ass breakfats to boot.
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fall Solstice Beef Feast
sunday, september 20th 2015
Steve Beery made sure Long Island had anther big piece of beef to cook and serve his guests again for 2015. A Solstice Fall day in September was a good choice. PLUS Anderson Valley supplied some kegs to wash it all down with. Sliced beef, deep fried potato salad and beef gravy with bread. YUMMY!11 All hands were on support to cut, serve and scoop the food out, it was Sooo good, nothing but the bone was left at the end. Good job Steve and crew. Oh yea we had bands playing inside all day too....
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The Tiki Kings Car Show for 2015 was acloudy day but the faithfull showed up and a great car show was at hand. 100s of cars and hundreds of people showed up. There was food and beer specials and several bands too. Many Rat Rods, Muscle cars, oldies and custons showed up to compete. Mr Beery had his choice also, he picked a 1969 Plymouth GTX and gave the "Beerys Choice" award to the owner as you can see...
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band battle to end Cystic fibrosis
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The annual Babnd Battle to end Cystic Fibrosis was at Mr Beerys for 2015 another time. Tons of prizes and raffles were won, 21 bands played all day and night, beer and drink specials as well as jello shots and also the food truck was open for food and snacks. At the end we were able to collect thosands of dollars for the CF Fund this year. Steve Beery would like to thank everyone who came and donated and helped with the event, it is a great benefit for a good cause.
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wlir dj dance night
saturday, january 31, 2015
That's right everyone, Beerys had a WLIR night in January.... actually we are setting up with the crew to do this as much as we can. It was packed that night and DJs Andre and Rob Krush were playing the great WLIR stuff from the 80s and 90s. Beery even had Hahn the legendary bartender fro Malibu club in Long Beach ( If you don't know, don't ask) Beerys was ful of people dancing and having a super LIR time. Keep a look out for future WLIR events in 2015!!
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Sunbelt CreditPalm Harbor Palm Harbor, Florida United States of America
Sunbelt Credit Car title secured loan Mandatory insurance, Does it even exist? Palm Harbor, Florida
*Consumer Comment: I'm confused
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We called the office to report the accident so that they could process their loan insurance to pay off the loan. We were told that a police report and claim was required. We told them we had the claim but the police did not respond. They actually laughed and said you should have waited for the report because that was a requirement to process the payoff. When I called the police they offered Call history notes showing the 911 call and no reponse due to it being a non injury accident. I sent these to the Branch and they said its not good enough you owe us the money. Both the car insurance company and our attorney have stated that those papers should have been enough as FHP does not do police reports for non injury, they only do driver exchange forms. WE realize we have a debt, but we paid for extra insurance just for this situation. Sunbelt hasn't even offered any other solutions other than sorry about your luck.........
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AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
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You said that the insurance company paid off the "primary lender". But to get a "title" loan you need a "clear" title. You could not legally use your car as collateral because it is still "owned" by the bank(primary lender) that actually holds the title. So unless I am missing something or there is some loophole I don't even know how you could even get this loan in the first place.
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A potential strike was averted over the weekend.
Company spokesman Don Darden said a tentative deal was reached late Friday night.
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By Andrew Christie
We are impressed that Andy Caldwell managed to take a break from the demands of his COLAB radio show—where he chums it up with regular guests such as swift-boater Jerome Corsi, "birther" and Tea Party Manifesto author Joseph Farah, and the staff of the virulently anti-environmental Pacific Legal Foundation—to write a lengthy screed against the California Environmental Quality Act and urge readers to support Governor Brown's campaign to "reform" the law ("Flies and fungus vs. jobs and prosperity," Feb. 28). (Memo to Governor Brown: Take a good look at your new friends.)
As much as it is about the environment, CEQA is about protecting democracy. It gives a community a voice in projects that promise to significantly impact that community and its quality of life. "Reformers" like COLAB and co. are painting a crude cartoon of CEQA in their campaign to convince the public to surrender the power to protect their communities. We trust the public won't fall for it.
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