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1. Buying New Instead of Used
New cars lose anywhere from $3,000 to 5,000 in value the second you drive them off the dealer's lot. If you are financing your car with an auto loan and have little or no downpayment, this depreciation means that you are instantly "upside down" on your loan (your loan amount is more than the car is worth). New car scent is appealing, but is it really worth thousands of dollars? Instead, research slightly used models. The same model of car that is just one year older can be dramatically less expensive and can still come with the same warranties as the newest model. With all the money you'll save by buying used, you can afford a lifetime supply of new car scent air fresheners.
2. Not Researching Online
Thanks to the internet, car buyers have a ton of information available to them these days. Websites like Kelley Blue Book, Cars.com, and Edmunds all offer free information about car models, features, prices, and you can even find owner ratings, car suggestions, and reviews. Before you take your first test drive, you should compare cars in your price range, decide which car is right for you, and what price is fair to pay.
Once you have selected a car to purchase, be sure to get the VIN number and look up the vehicle's history report online with a company like Carfax. It is important to check a car's history even if it's new. A lot can happen to a new car on the way from the factory. There have been cases of unscrupulous dealers trying to pass off vandalized or damaged cars as brand new. Plus, brand new cars damaged in floods or hurricanes often end up on the market. Avoid bad deals and lemons by doing your research online.
3. Thinking in Monthly Payments Instead of Price
A standard car dealer trick is to talk to you about a car's cost in terms of what you are willing to pay each month instead of the actual price. This can be confusing and is often misleading because the salesperson will use the longest auto loan term available (60+ months) to calculate your possible rates. A $25,000 car with a five year loan has the same monthly payment as a $16,000 car with a three year loan. The difference? You'll end up paying $2,500 more in interest for the more expensive car. Go into the dealership knowing the total amount you can spend and stay below that number. (Getting preapproved for a car loan in advance will help you stay within your budget as well.)
4. Buying Add-Ons From the Dealer
Add-ons are optional features that a dealer adds to a car. Common add-ons include undercoating, CD Stereo, alarm system, window tinting, chrome wheels, pin-striping, and leather seats. These features are often overpriced and used as a way to boost the sale price of the car. Plus, it's been shown that add-ons rarely add long term value to your car. In some situations, such an upgrade to a premium model, these add-ons can actually harm the resale value of a car. If you do decide that you need an add-on, check first with outside companies that may offer the service for less.
5. Financing With a Dealership
Dealership financing offices usually offer auto loan rates that are several points higher than what you could receive from an online auto lender or credit union. These rates are largely based on your credit score, as well. As part of the car buying process, you should shop and compare auto loan rates from various sources. Reducing your loan from 8% to 4% could save you a bundle on the car of your dreams.
What about getting a personal loan to finance your vehicle? In many cases the interest rate you can get on an auto loan will be lower than what you can get on a personal loan. That's because the auto loan is a secured loan (the vehicle is collateral) whereas the personal loan is unsecured.
However, dealership financing can be the best deal in some specific situations. For example, if you qualify for a special 0% offer, or if you have bad credit and can't get a loan from an outside lender, dealership financing may be your best choice.
Get preapproved for an auto loan before you start shopping for a vehicle. That way you'll know the interest rate and amount you are qualified to buy. It gives you additional negotiating leverage because you've already lined up financing.


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The Richmond Ballet will perform Romeo and Juliet at Richmond's newly renovated CenterStage less than one mile from our Fan District inn. The widely-acclaimed Richmond Ballet will perform Malcolm Burns' version of William Shakespeare's tale of star-crossed lovers, with music by Prokofiev beginning at 7 PM today and continuing through Sunday. Here's what the Richmond Times-Dispatch had to say..WHAT LIGHT
The Carpenter Theater at Richmond CenterStage, located at 600 E Grace Street is a superb setting for Romeo & Juliet, the romantic tragedy that is the very essence of love, the spirit of Valentine's Day. Tickets range from $15 to $125, ticket info. The performance is bound to please and is the perfect reason to plan an in-town getaway.
If ballet is not your cup of tea, you can always make plans to visit the West Grace Street Candlelight Home Tour. The West Grace Street Association has arranged a tour of six stately homes with food and beverage pairings at each stop between 4 PM and 8 PM on Saturday, February 13. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 day of the tour. Tour Details
All in all, Valentine's weekend – or any other weekend for that matter – is the perfect time to check into our Richmond Virginia B&B and be in the middle of it all.

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In the market, both serger machine and sewing machine are two types of device which help individuals to create various catchy projects. They allow you to create the stitches, hems or tighten the edges of your fabric. Nowadays, for fulfilling the industrial purposes, sergers come in a wide range of designs, styles and even the operation for making various projects.
For those who are new to this type of machine, they will find it hard to differentiate and pick up the proper one. Even though glancing through the serger reviews still make you confuse about the decision. This article will show some information that individuals need to know when purchasing a serger machine.
When making comparison between sergers and sewing machines, they entirely similar to each other. However, sergers now have been improved and updated for effective operation towards the individuals. So these features will make the sergers better those sewing machines. For instance, sewing machine takes lots of time to make the projects compared to the sergers.
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Explore our jewellery website and discover the delights that await you in Hatton Garden's Jewellery Quarter. Experience over 70 jewellery shops and related jewellery businesses, together with a choice of restaurants and accommodation, all steeped in history. The Hatton Garden area has been the epicentre of London's jewellery trade since medieval times.
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Tropical cyclones, in and of themselves, are not "bad" things. They are just one way nature transfers heat energy from the tropics to the north and south poles. What makes them bad to us is when they affect us. While these storms cannot be prevented you can have peace of mind knowing you did all you could to minimize the impact on your life.
If you are moving into an area that can be affect by tropical storms, try to avoid living in a place where you may be at risk of storm surge. Also, creeks and rivers, while picturesque, could become disasters areas during a flood; stick to higher ground. Anything to can do to minimize the future impact of a tropical cyclone on your home will be one less thing to worry about if the event occurs.
Remember, past experiences of tropical cyclones are NO measure of future events. There may, and probably will be times, when you return to your home, after evacuating, to find no damage whatsoever as the storm either weakened or turned away from where we thought it would strike. However, the time you spent preparing your home and loved ones was NOT wasted because the next time you may not be so fortunate.
You may hear some of the "locals" make statements like "I've lived here x-number of years made it through storms such-and-such" or "a certain hill or creek protected us at this-or-that place". While you cannot discount their experiences, you can know they were fortunate during those events. It's best to be prepared. This could be the year a tropical cyclone could bring devastating results.
For your peace of mind, always heed your local officials instructions. It is their responsibility to serve your community. If you follow their guiding, you will make their job much easier. If they ask you to evacuate, do so immediately. This way, you will not be a burden on the local rescue teams so they can better assist the ones who may need rescue through no fault of their own.
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One final word of caution. You may live thousands of miles from the effects of tropical cyclone and think you can not be a victum. However, that is not always the case. Vehicles that have been flooded are suppose to be relegated for salvage but many are not. Unscrupulous people do superficial cleaning jobs on the vehicles and wholesale them to dealers across the nation. If you are considering purchasing a used vehicle, be sure to check the title history and hire a trusted mechanic to do a thorough inspection including checking behind the door panel for signs of flooding. A few dollars spent now could save your thousands of dollars down the road and maybe even you and your family's life.
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The current vigorous exposition and application of the Brønsted-Lowry theory of acids and bases in clinical chemistry and in medicine has done much to clarify this confusion. However, it might be well to recognize that yet another, more general, acid-base theory, that of G. N. Lewis, is gaining in usefulness.
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I've got everything I ever dreamed about giving Ellen," says Dr. Elizabeth Morgan, standing in the kitchen of her Washington, D.C., townhouse. "We're back here in the same house. I've got my career back. Ellen has her future ahead." The 53-year-old plastic surgeon pours a cup of coffee. "As a surgeon, I've seen people make remarkable recoveries, and that is what has happened to Ellen," she says softly. "She has not been defeated by her own history."
At that moment Ellen, 18, clad in black capri pants, her reddish-brown hair cropped punkishly short, bursts into the kitchen. "I don't need you to speak for me! I can speak for myself!" she snaps. "This [article] is not about me and my mother. It's about me!" For a moment the two women's eyes lock, the mother's look of hard-won serenity wilting in the heat of her daughter's defiance. Looking away, Elizabeth sets her cup on the counter, smiles sheepishly, then drifts upstairs.
Some days it must seem as if the fallout will never end. In 1986 Elizabeth filed a civil suit charging her estranged husband, Eric Foretich, a prosperous oral surgeon, with sexually abusing their daughter, then 4. The following summer a D.C. superior court judge ruled that she had failed to prove her allegation and ordered her to deliver the girl to Foretich for an unsupervised visit. Instead, she furtively sent the little girl off with her parents, an act of civil contempt that landed Elizabeth in a D.C. jail. Over the next 25 months, while she cooled her heels in a 6-by-11-ft. cell, the child named Hilary Foretich, whose birthright suggested a bright future, became Ellen Morgan, a frightened fugitive whose parents' ugly custody battle made headlines around the world as she was shuttled from the Bahamas to England and then to New Zealand.
For the past 13 years, as her parents have publicly traded verbal jabs and angry denials, the one voice that has remained unheard is Ellen's. "I had all this anger and rage that I didn't know what to do with," she says. So in ninth grade, she dropped out of private school in New Zealand and moved in with a boyfriend. She says she used drugs, tried to commit suicide "numerous" times and slashed her arms with scissors. "I was so angry with people, and I wanted to punish them," she says. "I didn't know how to take it out on other people, so I took it out on myself."
After years of therapy she has found her tongue–and her rage flies in every direction. "Every single adult in my life let me down," she says. "I'm angry at all the people who were supposed to be protecting me and didn't while I was living in hell." Though the court found that there was insufficient evidence of abuse, one court-appointed psychiatrist concluded: "For [Ellen], the belief that she was abused is reality, whether [or not] her belief has any basis in fact."
To hear Elizabeth tell it, Foretich, whom she divorced when Ellen was four months old, began sexually abusing the child before her second birthday. Foretich, 54, vehemently denies the accusations leveled by Elizabeth, his third wife. "I would never hurt a child, and [Elizabeth] knows this," says Foretich, who lives with his fifth wife, Mary, and their two young boys in northern Virginia. "I have always loved and protected children. It's as if she deliberately accused me of the one thing I would never do."
In 1987, ordered to surrender Ellen to Foretich for a two-week visit, Elizabeth took the law into her own hands. Ellen still remembers sitting in a diner in northern Virginia, listening as her mother explained that they might not be together again for a "very long time." Says Ellen: "I was only 5. I couldn't comprehend what this meant."
What it meant was life on the lam with her maternal grandparents, Toni and William, who eventually settled in Christchurch, a remote town in New Zealand where sheep outnumber people. "It was just a complete cultural change," Ellen says. Enrolled in a buttoned-up private girls' school, she made few friends and felt pursued by the media. "The most important thing to me," she says, "was that my mother wasn't there."
In September 1989, after serving the longest prison term on record for civil contempt of court, Elizabeth was finally freed by a law passed by Congress on her behalf, which limits such terms in D.C. to one year. Soon afterward Ellen was summoned to a psychiatrist's office in New Zealand, where she met a slim, dark-haired woman. "I was terrified," she says. "I had no idea who this woman was." When she noticed the Barbie doll in Elizabeth's hands, she thought, "That's weird." And then? "Of course when I realized who she was, I was very excited."
And cautious. "Now I had to make room for her in my life," Ellen says. "Sometimes I didn't want her around, and sometimes I was so superattached I couldn't let her out of my sight." When Elizabeth tried to establish boundaries, Ellen balked, particularly as she hit adolescence. "I did drugs, I partied, I had fun," she says. "My mother knew there was nothing she could do." During this time money was tight, since Elizabeth was unable to practice surgery in New Zealand. Instead she acquired a Ph.D. in trauma psychology, while the family got by on her parents' savings and on contributions from Paul Michel, a D.C. judge whom Morgan married in 1989 and later divorced.
Another act of Congress enabled Ellen and her mother to return to the U.S. in 1997. Since then Ellen has completed a drug-rehab program, graduated from high school and enrolled at Manhattanville College in Purchase, N.Y.–only to quit two days later. She now attends classes at American University, just two blocks from home. "There's a discipline problem in the household," says her cousin Erica Morgan. "Elizabeth tries to make it up to her for all the things that were done to her when she was young."
On Aug. 21 Ellen turned 18. As a declaration of independence, she got herself a nose ring. The next day, for the first time in 13 years, she faced her father in federal court. Having come of age, she was there to claim the $200,000 civil settlement she had been awarded in 1992 in a privacy-invasion suit brought against Lifetime Cable Network for a documentary the network produced on the case. Ellen's father filed the suit, he says, "out of my concern for her and her privacy." Ellen is unmoved. "I saw him as this weak, pale, pathetic little man," she says. "I'm no longer scared of him." As for her future, she says she hopes to help abused children. "Most people don't want to believe that a child is telling the truth," she says. "I do."
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A comparison of iMacros and Selenium features, methods and commands.
This page is work in progress and not complete (yet).
Things Selenium can do but not iMacros
- Safari support (run tests, no IDE)
- Opera support (run tests, no IDE)
- Generate code (iMacros has a different approach. iMacros is an encapsulated object that can be called from any language)
- Free
Things iMacros can do but not Selenium
- Full AJAX support (e.g sliders as in http://maps.google.com/ and Drag & Drop support)
- Automate and test Flash, Flex, Silverlight and Java applets
- Automate Web Page Dialogs
- Use image recognition to find page elements
- Take Screenshots, save websites
- Automate and test file up- and downloads
- Web Scripting Interface (COM object) for integration with any Windows programming or scripting language (view sample code). Selenium takes the different approach of generating code.
- Data Extraction support
- Free and commercial editions, royalty-free distribution. The commercial license includes free Silver Level tech support, so our support team is ready to help you with your project.
Essential features both applications have
- Fully documented commands and specification
- Test scripts can be easily edited
- Single-step debugging
- Unicode support
- Scheduling
- Remote Control
- Active user forums
Selenium IDE:
- Available for Firefox 2/3.
iMacros IDE:
- Available for Firefox 2/3
- Available for Internet Explorer 6/7/8
|Selenium uses "target" values to define an element, iMacros uses the TAG command's POS, TYPE and ATTR attributes.
|iMacros uses the optional CONTENT field of the TAG command for entering text
|iMacros uses the frame number instead of frame name
Selenium commands come in three 'flavors': Actions, Accessors and Assertions. Each command call is one line in the test table of the form:
command target value
iMacros commands are structured similarly, but that the target part consists of three attributes:
command pos type attr value
For examples of the iMacros approach please see also TAGs and HTML and this example page.
Actions are commands that generally manipulate the state of the application. They do things like "click this link" and "select that option". If an Action fails, or has an error, the execution of the current test is stopped.
Selenium: Many Actions can be called with the "AndWait" suffix, e.g. "clickAndWait". This suffix tells Selenium that the action will cause the browser to make a call to the server, and that Selenium should wait for a new page to load.
iMacros uses the TAG command for this and automatically detects if a command triggers a call to the server and it has to wait. Therefore it does not need an equivalent to "AndWait".
Selenium: Accessors examine the state of the application and store the results in variables, e.g. "storeTitle". They are also used to automatically generate Assertions.
iMacros uses its data extraction features for this. For data extraction the "value" parameter is replaces with the extract paramenter
command pos type attr extract=<type>
Selenium: Assertions are like Accessors, but they verify that the state of the application conforms to what is expected. Examples include "make sure the page title is X" and "verify that this checkbox is checked".
iMacros: All TAG commands are automatically assertions so no special command is required. For the rare case that you want to ignore errors, use SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
Selenium: All Selenium Assertions can be used in 3 modes: "assert", "verify", and "waitFor". For example, you can "assertText", "verifyText" and "waitForText". When an "assert" fails, the test is aborted. When a "verify" fails, the test will continue execution, logging the failure. This allows a single "assert" to ensure that the application is on the correct page, followed by a bunch of "verify" assertions to test form field values, labels, etc.
"waitFor" commands wait for some condition to become true (which can be useful for testing Ajax applications). They will succeed immediately if the condition is already true. However, they will fail and halt the test if the condition does not become true within the current timeout setting (see the setTimeout action below).
iMacros: The TAG command automatically uses "assert" and "waitfor" mode as this is the option you will need in 95% of all cases. The "waitfor" time is controlled by the timeout value. If you prefer to use a behavior like Selenium "verify", then add SET !ERRORIGNORE YES to the macro. Then the test will continue execution, only logging the failure.
Selenium: Element Locators tell Selenium which HTML element a command refers to. Many commands require an Element Locator as the "target" attribute. Examples of Element Locators include "elementId" and "document.forms[0].element".
iMacros: The iMacros element locator is the TAG command. It splits the element location in 3 parts:
- POS=x : x-th matching element
- TYPE=y : The type (A, B, FONT,...)
- ATTR= : The attributes that specify the element further, such as HREF, TXT or ID.
Selenium has a huge number of of assertions: assertErrorOnNext, assertFailureOnNext, assertNotFailureOnNext, verifyErrorOnNext, verifyNotErrorOnNext, verifyFailureOnNext, verifyNotFailureOnNext, waitForErrorOnNext, waitForNotErrorOnNext, waitForFailureOnNext, waitForNotFailureOnNext, assertSelected, assertSelectedLabel, assertSelectedValue, assertSelectedIndex, assertSelectedId, assertNotSelected, verifySelected, verifyNotSelected, waitForSelected waitForNotSelected
iMacros: All assertions are done automatically by the TAG command in iMacros. Any encountered error is logged and/or reported via the Scripting Interface iimPlay command. See also How can I search for a keyword?.
Selenium has a huge number of of "store" commands: storeAlert, storeAllButtons, storeAllFields, storeAllLinks, storeAttribute, storeBodyText, storeConfirmation, storeCursorPosition, storeElementHeight, storeElementIndex, storeElementPositionLeft, storeElementPositionTop, storeElementWidth, storeLocation, storePrompt, storeSelectedId, storeSelectedIds, storeSelectedIndex, storeSelectedIndexes, storeSelectedLabel, storeSelectedLabels, storeSelectedValue, storeSelectedValues, storeSelectOptions, storeTable, storeText, storeTitle, storeValue, storeAlertPresent, storeChecked, storeConfirmationPresent, storeElementPresent, storeOrdered, storePromptPresent, storeSomethingSelected, storeTextPresent, storeVisible
iMacros: All this information (and more) can be saved via the web data extraction feature
Note: We see this page as documentation to help you find the best possible tool for your task. If you find any mistakes or missing information please notify us or simply edit the page yourself.


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By Lorrie Baumann
Australia's leading olive oil producer, Boundary Bend Olives, had been in California just long enough to get stationery printed with its address at a former John Deere dealership in Woodland, California, about 20 miles northwest of Sacramento, before the company started winning awards for its California oils at the New York International Olive Oil Competition. The April 15 competition drew nearly 700 olive oils from 25 countries for judging by an international panel of experts, and Boundary Bend took home four NYIOOC awards for Cobram Estate oils produced from California olives as well as five awards for oils produced in Australia.
Cobram Estate Ultra Premium Picual, a medium picual oil from the U.S., won a NYIOOC Silver. Cobram Estate Super Premium Robust Blend, which combines leading varieties from California and Australia for a blend with a cut green grass nose, a strong spicy aroma and complex fruit flavors, earned a NYIOOC Gold Award. Cobram Estate Super Premium Medium Blend took home a NYIOOC Gold Award for appealing fresh fruity aromas and penetrating flavors, and Cobram Estate Ultra Premium Mission, from olives ultra cold-pressed within four hours of picking, received a NYIOOC Silver Award. The company's NYIOOC awards for Australian oils included two Best in Class Awards for Cobram Estate Ultra Premium Hojiblanca and Cobram Estate Super Premium Premiere, a Robust Blend oil that also won a Best in Class Award in 2014; Cobram Estate Robust Flavour Intensity, a full-bodied blend from Australia that was pressed within six hours of picking, which won a Silver Award; Cobram Estate Classic Flavour, a medium blend from Australia also pressed within six hours, which won a Gold Award and Cobram Estate Ultra Premium Picual, which was ultra cold-pressed within four hours of picking and won a Silver Award in both 2015 and 2014.
Boundary Bend Co-founder and Executive Chairman Rob McGavin announced the company's plan to expand its operations to the United States in May, 2014, and in January of this year announced that it had set up operations on eight acres near Woodland, California under the guidance of fifth-generation California farmer Adam Engelhardt, formerly of California Olive Ranch, and now CEO of Boundary Bend's U.S. operations. The company had a small crush last October using another company's plant for trial runs with small batches of oil. Boundary Bend plans to be in commercial production in California this calendar year. "We do plan to plant our own groves. We've got the trees for the plantings ready and are assessing suitable land and expect to have that in process within the next year," McGavin said. "We're just waiting for all the balls to line up."
The company is eager to enter the American market because the country's olive oil consumption is quite high, but domestic production is quite low, McGavin said. The U.S. is the fourth-largest consumer of olive oil globally, with consumption growing spectacularly over the past 25 years from a bit more than 100,000 metric tons per year in 1990 to the current figure of almost 300,000 metric tons per year, according to the International Olive Council. Per capita consumption in the United States is only 0.9 kg, which is comparable to per capita consumption in the U.K. and Germany, and the vast majority of that is imported, with only 3.8 percent of the olive oil consumed in the U.S. produced domestically. "Consumption of U.S.-produced oil is growing but is limited by supply," McGavin wrote in a May 2014 letter to Boundary Bend stockholders in which he announced the plan to expand to the U.S.
Boundary Bend Olives, founded in 1998 by college buddies McGavin and Paul Riordan, currently sells more olive oil in Australia than anyone else, and its Australia production, from its own groves in the Murray Valley region of Victoria, is greater than the entire volume of olive oil currently produced in the U.S. "We've grown from nothing 10 years ago to the number-one selling brand in Australia," McGavin said. To his stockholders, he wrote that, "We believe we can replicate, in the USA, the success of our Australian integrated business, but we will be taking a conservative, long-term approach to our business strategy."
Boundary Bend is starting up agricultural operations in California at a time when the state is in the midst of a historic drought. Agricultural economist Richard Howitt and others from the University of California, Davis and ERA Economics reported to the California Department of Food and Agriculture in May of this year that following three critically dry years, many irrigation districts had exhausted their surface water reserves and the groundwater table had been drawn down in many parts of the Central Valley. The economists estimated that this year's drought, coming on top of the three previous drought years, will result in the fallowing of about 564,000 acres and an $856 million reduction in gross crop farm revenues across the state. About 18,600 full-time, part-time and seasonal jobs may be lost this year, and the total economic loss to California's agriculture industry is estimated to be $2.7 billion.
None of that scares McGavin one whit. "We know it's going to be difficult. It's never, ever easy, but if we do it in a methodical way not to sound arrogant, but we are confident that what worked in Australia's severe drought conditions will work in California," he said.
He points out that he and his company have had some experience with drought in Australia. "We had the most awful drought. The scientists were calling it a thousand-year drought, and it went on for seven years," he said. During the drought, the farmers at Boundary Bend learned how to monitor the water needs of their trees through telemetry-equipped sensors that monitor the percolation of irrigation water through the ground to the tree roots. They learned when the trees needed to be irrigated and when they could stay dry and still survive, thus minimizing the amount of irrigation necessary. "Olives really came into their own in Australia during the drought, and having that experience is something that we can bring to the U.S.," McGavin said. He added that the experience in the best watering practices to make olive trees thrive on the least possible amount of water was a painful lesson, but he thinks that his neighboring California olive tree farmers will be eager to see how Boundary Bend does it, and that will be beneficial for California agriculture in the long run.
In addition, olive trees require half the irrigation water of nut trees, so replacing some of the nut trees currently growing in California's Central Valley with olive trees will save water too, he said. "Being able to plant twice the area of olives versus nut tree crops for the same amount of water is a good use of the water," he said.
When it has secured the land, Boundary Bend will plant the olive trees much less densely than the typical California super high-density planting. While Boundary Bend's groves will have fewer trees planted per acre, the overall yield of olive oil per acre will be similar because the trees will grow bigger. They'll also be more drought-tolerant.
The trees will be a mix of varietals rather than the Arbequina monocrop that's typical in California. This will result in extra-virgin olive oils with outstanding shelf life, better health benefits and complex flavor profiles as well as lowering the risk of crop failure, McGavin said. A good Arbequina oil has a shelf life of 18 months if it's stored properly, while other oils, such as the Coratina variety originating in southern Italy, can last on the shelf for up to three years because they contain more antioxidants. Those antioxidants are also credited with some of the health benefits of extra-virgin olive oils. "A mix of olives extends the harvest and offers different flavor profiles," McGavin said. Stretching out the harvest allows the olives to be picked at optimum ripeness and rushed to the mill for pressing within hours. The precise timing of the harvest and the speed of that processing is important in the protection of the volatile components of the oils. What makes a good extra-virgin olive oil is the minor components and how fresh they are and how much is expressed in the oil to contribute to flavor as well as health benefits, according to McGavin. "We think it works well here [in Australia], and we think it'll work well in the USA, and we're really excited about coming over and bringing it to American consumers," he said. "A really important part of our strategy is to introduce the varieties that we grow in Australia and our way of growing them – different varieties of olives that give greater complexity to the oil."
"We're all a bunch of farmers," he added. "Our company stands by farmers. We're farmers, and today we own 2.5 million trees on our own land, and the reason we're successful is that we love what we do and have a brilliant product."


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Prosecutors will begin making their case Friday against Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair. Defense lawyers portray Sinclair as the victim of an overzealous military under political pressure to make an example of him.
Sinclair pleaded guilty Thursday to three charges, including adultery and inappropriate relationships with three female officers. But he maintains his innocence on five remaining counts stemming from accusations he twice forced the captain to perform oral sex and threatened to kill her family if she reported their three-year affair.
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My husband, Jonathan, is an amazing baker and pastry chef. One of the coolest memories I have is of him getting up extra early on Christmas morning to bake these cinnamon rolls for the family. You can start them the night before and form the rolls, then let them rise the morning you plan to serve them.–Lisa Dupar
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We don't know about you, but if we're about to tuck into homemade cinnamon rolls, we first slink off to change into baggy sweatpants whose waistband no longer has any elasticity whatsoever left. You know, proper cinnamon rolls attire. Guess that makes us more realists than romantics.
Cinnamon Rolls Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Makes 20 small or 9 giant rolls
- For the dough
- 10 ounces warm milk, [about 105°F (40°C)]
- 2 teaspoons active dry yeast
- 6 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 5 to 5 1/2 cups bread flour, plus more as needed
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- 3 large eggs
- For the honey butter
- 1 cup honey
- 2 sticks unsalted butter, at room temperature
- For the cinnamon sugar
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- For the icing
- 5 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 4 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 10 ounces confectioners' sugar
- 2 ounces heavy cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Make the dough
- 1. Prepare a sheet pan or baking dish by lining it with parchment paper and rubbing it with butter.
- 2. In the bowl of a standing mixer, stir together by hand the warm milk, yeast, and sugar. Let stand for 5 minutes. Add the flour, salt, butter, and eggs. Using the dough hook, mix until the dough is completely developed, 8 to 10 minutes. (By "completely developed" we mean that the dough should "clean" the side of the bowl, with no extra flour at the bottom; you might need to add a little more flour. The finished dough will be tacky but not sticky.) Remove the dough hook and cover the bowl with plastic. Set the bowl in a warm place and let stand until it's double in size.
- Make the honey butter
- 3. In a medium bowl, stir together the honey and the butter until completely combined.
- Make the cinnamon sugar
- 4. In a small bowl, stir together the sugar and cinnamon until completely combined.
- Assemble the cinnamon rolls
- 5. Place the dough on a lightly floured surface. Roll it out into a rectangle roughly 18 inches by 24 inches and about 1/2-inch thick. Liberally brush the dough with half of the room-temperature honey butter. Sprinkle with as much of the cinnamon-sugar mixture as you please.
- 6. Beginning with the 24-inch side of the dough, roll it tightly from the bottom to the top of the rectangle, gently pulling the dough to make an even, semi-tight spiral. Divide the long roll into individual rolls by cutting it in half crosswise with a serrated knife, then cut each portion in half again. Divide each quarter into 5 pieces. Place each spiral roll on its side. Carefully take the tail end of the piece of dough from one roll and gently pull and wrap it around the rest of the spiral dough, tucking it underneath. Place the roll in the pan and press down slightly on it. Repeat with the rest of the rolls, fitting them sort of snugly in little rows in the pan.
- 7. Preheat the oven to 350°F (176°C). Cover the pan with a clean kitchen towel or plastic wrap and set it in a warm place. Let them rise again until while the oven preheats.
- 8. Bake the cinnamon rolls for 15 to 20 minutes, until they are a deep golden brown, rotating the pan once halfway through. Remove from the oven and lightly brush with the remaining honey butter.
- Make the icing
- 9. Place the cream cheese and butter in the bowl of a standing kitchen mixer, and mix on low speed until smooth. Add the confectioners' sugar, cream, and vanilla, and whip until smooth.
- 10. When the cinnamon rolls are completely cool, slather them with icing. Serve the cinnamon rolls as-is or warm them in the oven at 325°F (163°C) for 2 to 3 minutes.
Hungry for more? Chow down on these:
- Bonkers Awesome Pistachio, Orange, and Dark Chocolate Cinnamon Rolls from Joy the Baker
- Nutella Cinnamon Rolls from Sugar Crafter
- Schnecken | Pecan Cinnamon Buns from Leite's Culinaria
- How to Make Cinnamon Sugar from Leite's Culinaria
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Michigan isn't fond of its commitments taking official visits to other schools, and in the end, that had a lot to do with the program parting ways with Sporting News Top 125 offensive lineman David Dawson.
Dawson has set a date to visit Florida later this month, and he had talked about doing it for a few months. Dawson is a 6-foot-4, 280-pound guard who had pledged to Michigan in February. He decommitted on Sunday.
"Would like to wish the University of Michigan the best of luck," Dawson said on his Twitter account. "Nothing against anybody associated with that program."
BCS rankings: Week 1 reveals SEC dominance
He already has made it known that Alabama, Florida and LSU are his new top three, and he has scholarship offers from all of them. Michigan's impressive 2013 class now drops to 22 members.
Dawson told Sporting News in a recent interview that the team that gets him will get a special lineman.
"A lot of coaches say they like my aggressiveness, my athleticism, hands, feet and that I finish to the whistle," Dawson said. "I'm a BCS level recruit because I'm very coachable, always ready for competition."
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Kebab chaos in Oslo as hungry punters fight over free food
The Local · 10 May 2012, 11:39
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Police said a number of people were lucky not to have been crushed when they were pushed to the ground in a stampede. Hungry Oslo dwellers assembled in front of the new Bislett Kebab House outlet in Prinsdal long before the advertised 5pm opening time, newspaper Dagbladet reports.
"They were planning to hand out free kebabs, but at 4.30pm we received reports of a chaotic situation. There were huge amounts of people arguing, yelling and fighting in the queue, with cars spread out all over the road," Even Gjørstad of Oslo police told the paper.
Police said they had little option but to tell the restaurant's owners to shut up shop for the evening since they were unable to control their unruly clientele.
Exasperated at the levels to which people would sink for a few morsels of meaty goodness, Gjørstad said he had never before come across anything quite like Wednesday's scenes.
"What does a kebab cost? Maybe 60 kroner ($10)? I think it's slightly excessive to fight over that."
But with a free soft drink also thrown into the mix, plenty of ravenous punters clearly disagreed.
An employee at the kebab house said the owners had agreed not to ahead with the opening offer after consulting with the police.
"When we were supposed to open at five o'clock there were almost a thousand people outside. They were pushing to get through. It wasn't defensible with small children around," Tariq Aziz told newspaper Aftenposten.


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HARRISBURG Legislation crafted to address deadly arsons such as the one that took the life of a Coatesville woman six years ago is poised to become law.
A spokesman said Thursday that Gov. Corbett would sign a bill creating the crime of "aggravated arson" to address those who set fires to buildings while knowing that someone is inside.
Legislation sponsored by Sen. John Rafferty (R., Montgomery) also will strengthen Pennsylvania's arson laws by setting tougher sentencing guidelines.
Rafferty said the 30 Coatesville arson fires in 2008 and 2009 that displaced dozens of families and terrorized the community shows the crime is more than just insurance fraud.


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Microsoft held their last CES Press Conference tonight. I've attended three past Microsoft press events at CES and know that usually they are a star attended affair. Generally not that focused on gaming, but talking about phones, software and any new hardware. Tonight's event opened with a musical intro remix that showcased the last 15 years of Microsoft CES pressers. It was created by Pogo and amazing! I hope they do it again at an E3. Bill Gates is no longer doing the CES pressers so Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer took the helm. He stated tonight that the Xbox 360 video game console has sold more than 66 million units since it was launched in 2005. He also stated that Microsoft has sold more than 18 million Kinect motion-sensing systems. Joining him on stage was Ryan Seacrest. Why? No idea, but the comments on Twitter was that because SteveRead more →By garsch in News No comments yet
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The Consumer Electronics show is this week in Las Vegas. The show is the largest gadget show in the US. While we won't be there, we hope to bring you all the news and information that we find interesting from CES 2011. The show is massive to say the least, but there are a few themes we'll see this year. 1. 3-D and Internet connected TVs. Sony has already kicked things off with more 3D TV announcements, but we've also heard televisions that will have netflix accessibility, Hulu, and even gaming service, On Live. Vizio is hoping that OnLive will help them continue to sell their tvs to gamers. 2. Apps are everywhere Apps are not only popular on iTunes, but they are now appearing everywhere. Early CES announcements have Pandora service installed in the cars. Amazon has announced that they are opening an Android App store. Expect more announcementsRead more →By garsch in Gadget No comments yet
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CES starts this week in Las Vegas and with that means the stars will be coming out. Many companies hire stars to talk about their brand new gadgets. 50 Cent will be with Sleek Audio, signing autographs and talking about mobile audio. Aiden Turner, from All My Children will be talking about Ty, a cloud disc that attaches to personal possessions and prevents the loss of items. Snowboarder Seth Wescott will be talking at the Sports and Fitness Tech Summit. Bill Walton and Rick Fox will be at the Haler Booth. Earth, Wind and Fire will be holding a concert at the Monster Retailer Awards. Olivia Wilde will be out of the grid and talking with Piers Morgan and Common about their Blackberries. While we won't be at CES this year (next year we'll be doing video from CES), we will be posting news as we receive it! FollowRead more →By garsch in Gadget Angels No comments yet


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I use a D-Link router (DIR-625) to transfer audio files between two
workstations located within the same building. I use a hard wired
connection rather than wireless. The process involves recording live
music to wave, compress to flac then transfer the flac files to
(literally) another room for decoding back to wave (using a program
called 'trader's little helper' . . . excellent app, by the way), then
further processing of the wave file.
Problem I'm having is that I was having an inordinate amount of
corrupt files during decoding at the receiving workstation. Using the
same app/same version to decode at the originating workstation, I'm
not getting the corruption.
Possible to have corruption due to a 'bad' transfer through this short
network? If so, how can I test the transfer to somehow peg this down?
For the moment, I'm delving much deeper than I thought into the
compression tech in order to understand just what is happening to the
files. But on the hardware front, if indeed the router, would
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A more thoughtful, critical analysis is expected in a movie review, but there's no better summation of the 90 minutes I spent watching Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity" than those three letters and that exclamation point.
"Gravity" is a truly magical, awe-inspiring film, one that captures the grandeur of space unlike any tale before it.
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Sandra Bullock plays a medical engineer struggling to survive in space in "Gravity."
From its opening shot - which feels like a several-minutes long single take as the camera hovers, swirls and roams around a medical engineer and a veteran astronaut as they try to get a piece of technology to work - the movie transports and immerses the viewer in the stars.
The way Cuaron's camera moves almost creates the sensation that the viewer is floating weightless alongside Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) and Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) as they struggle for survival.
The duo and a third crew member Shariff (Paul Sharma) are outside of the shuttle when they are caught in a debris field created after a Russian missile strikes one of its own satellites. The shuttle is destroyed, Shariff is killed and the two are stranded in space with limited oxygen, a jet pack with dwindling fuel and a fading hope that they can reach Russian or Chinese space stations that may or may not have suffered the same damage as their craft.
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WHAT: "Gravity"
STARS: Sandra Bullock and George Clooney
STORYLINE: A veteran astronaut and a medical engineer are stranded in space when a debris field wipes out their shuttle during a mission.
DIRECTOR: Alfonso Cuaron
RATING: PG-13 for intense perilous sequences, some disturbing images and brief strong language.
Ryan is on her first space mission. She went through six months of training in preparation for this trip, but no simulator could reasonably prepare someone for this scenario. Matt is a veteran astronaut - this was going to be his last mission - and he exudes a cool confidence, like a pilot calming the passengers on a flight through treacherous weather, as he tries to reassure Ryan and guide her to potential safety.
Bullock and Clooney are the only actors seen on camera. Sharma only is seen from a distance before his death in the opening minutes, Ed Harris provides the voice from Mission Control and a couple other voices are heard on the radio. And Cuaron perfectly melds their performances with the technology to create a mesmerizing experience.
If Bullock gets a Best Actress nomination - and she almost certainly will - she may be the first actor nominated primarily for her breathing. At different times, there are stretches were the dominant sound is her mechanized breathing inside the space suit, and it conveys panic and emotion in surprisingly effective ways.
Bullock's and Clooney's performances provide the human element the story needs, and I'm being intentionally vague so as not to reveal any spoilers after the initial catastrophe. But the movie is at its most stunning as a technical marvel. Cuaron's love of long takes that let the action unfold in front of and around the camera is a style well-suited to the story. The cinematography (Emmanuel Lubezki), the visual effects (Tim Webber), the editing (Cuaron and Mark Sanger) and the sound design and mixing all play integral roles in the power of the movie.
And they wisely understand that running time doesn't equal dramatic import. "Gravity" is a taut 90 minutes long. Ironically, attached to the prints of "Gravity" is a trailer for Peter Jackson's second "Hobbit" movie. If ever there was a director who could learn the benefits of a tightly edited 90-minute movie, it's Jackson.
Don't miss "Gravity." Pay the extra money to see it in 3D and make the extra effort to see it on the biggest, best screen possible. Too often Hollywood craft is wasted on empty spectacle. Cuaron uses it to create something transcendent.


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I have always liked this little part of Whitley Bay and have spent many happy days scrambling over these rocks. Maybe it is me that has worn the stepping places smooth!
Thanks, Keith
Thanks Amelia. This is our third or fourth visit to this location since I joined Pano and I still find new things that interest me.
Cheers, Keith
I am no geologist but I think this is sandstone. I know that some of it is harder the other parts in the same location. This graffiti seems to have remained quite sharp over quite a lifetime, though it is quite a way above the high water mark.
Cheers, Keith
Like Davaar Island in Campbeltown, Scotland. L and best regards, Karl
Or something by Norwegian Black Metal? ;-)
Yes, it's an interesting place, Keith. I would certainly like to visit Northumberlandia. ;-)
It is worth a visit just for the views from the top of the head:
Cheers, Keith
Just another example of a lost resource, Amelia. This was first developed in the 1800s and was extended twice during its life. It wouldn't have cost a lot to clean the bottom once a month and to put signs up saying "Use at your own risk", but that won't happen so it would be better if they just knocked out the concrete wall at the right and just let it be washed and drained by the tide twice a day.
Cheers, Keith
It was a large paddling pool on the promenade and was usually teaming with little'ns on summer days. A lot of Whitley Bay fell into neglect just like this, but they are beginning a large project along the sea front, which hopefully will breath new life into this tired resort.
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Bizarre in the extreme and one of the books that lead me to my opinion that people should not live alone as they get weird.
I thoroughly enjoyed Jean Cocteau's "The Holy Terrors" -- such fantastic writing really elevates what is a somewhat simple story so it becomes magical.
The novel centers on Elizabeth and Paul, two siblings who have a wholly inappropriate relationship. They are generally apart from the world and completely enmeshed in each other-- so much so they never seem to grow up but continue to play a childhood game of annoying each other as much as possible, with disastrous consequences.
There are some truly wonderful images elicited by this book. It's one I think I'll definitely get more out of with another reading. Really enjoyable stuff.
Saw the film, reading it in English
When me and my sister were younger – like four and five, or five and six – we used to play these epic games in the back seat of our parents' car on long journeys. The car was a big old Citroën estate, like the vehicle from Ghostbusters, and the back seat folded down to form a huge play area (this was before anyone bothered about seat-belts in the back).
The games we played were incomprehensible to everyone but ourselves, and now we're older they've grown incomprehensible to us too. All I can remember are a few titles. One game was called 'Baby in Australia', which – bizarrely – was about a baby travelling around the United States having adventures. It was like Rugrats meets The Littlest Hobo. I'm not quite sure why we gave this such a confusing name. Another, more logically titled, game was called 'Strongbaby' (one word), and involved a baby with superhuman strength. I'm not certain now to what use an infant would really put Hulk-like strength, nor for that matter why we were both so obsessed with babies. But mothers and fathers reading this will readily appreciate that our own parents were happy to tolerate what appeared to be incipient psychological problems on the grounds that it kept us quiet for the length of a three-hour jaunt up the A1M.
I hadn't thought about this for years. Then I read Les Enfants terribles and it all came flooding back. If you've read the book this may sound alarming, but fortunately in our case it apparently never went further than a lot of weirdly regimented transport-based role-plays. For Paul and Élisabeth, the central characters of Cocteau's dark and dreamy novel, the shared world of childhood fantasy takes on a more all-consuming and sinister aspect.
Orphaned twins, they construct a haven of their own in their dead mother's apartment on the rue Montmartre (just round the corner from where I work), where their room is all low lighting, red textiles, pictures pinned up from newspapers, and a collection of hoarded 'treasure' brought back from the outside world. Here, in the middle of the night, the teenagers play what is only ever referred to as 'the game', a sort of never-ending psychological test of one-upmanship which governs their entire lives: the game is nothing less than a 'semi-consciousness into which the children plunged', which 'dominated space and time; it initiated dreams, blended them with reality'.
Outsiders are brought into this private world, but they are always ultimately cat's-paws used by one sibling to get at the other. The self-imposed rituals are about domination, and there is a crackle of erotic charge everywhere: indeed at times this reads like the most literary treatment of D/S ever made. This is not to say that the book is about sex; it is much more oblique and remarkable than that. In one extraordinary scene, Élisabeth waits until Paul is just dropping off to sleep, and then, at three in the morning, she suddenly produces a bowl of crayfish from under her bed and starts eating them, ignoring Paul's anxious requests for her to share.
'Gérard,' [she says to Paul's schoolfriend who is with them,] 'do you know of anything more depraved that some sixteen-year-old kid reduced to asking for a crayfish? He'd lick the rug, don't you know, he'd crawl on all fours. No! Don't give it to him, let him get up, let him come here! He's so vile, this gangling great oaf who refuses to move, dying for nice food but not able to make the effort. It's because I'm ashamed for him that I'm refusing to give him a crayfish….'
[—Gérard, connaissez-vous une chose plus abjecte qu'un type de seize ans qui s'abaisse à demander une écrevisse? Il lécherait la carpette, vous savez, il marcherait à quatre pattes. Non ! ne la lui portez pas, qu'il se lève, qu'il vienne ! C'est trop infecte, à la fin, cette grande bringue qui refuse de bouger, qui crève de gourmandise et qui ne peut pas faire un effort. C'est parce que j'ai honte pour lui que je lui refuse une écrevisse….]
An hour later, when Paul finally gives up and goes to sleep, Élisabeth wakes him and forces him to eat the crayfish, 'breaking the carapace, pushing the flesh between his teeth' as Paul struggles to chew while half-asleep: 'grave, patient, hunched over, she resembled a madwoman force-feeding a dead child.'
It's an incredible scene the like of which I've never read anywhere else, and all described in this beautiful, verbally rich, precise Coctellian prose. The oppressive and erotic atmosphere is picked up on later by one of Élisabeth's friends, who is pining submissively after Paul: she 'thrilled to be a victim because she felt the room to be full of an amorous electricity whose most brutal shocks were made inoffensive'. The novel's dénouement is going to prove her horribly wrong on this point.
The conclusion is dark and very French: the quasi-incestuous power-play cannot survive impact with adulthood, and implodes with considerable collateral damage. But how difficult for a writer to enter into this private world of childhood fantasy, and how perfectly Cocteau pulls it off. Some of his lines froze me with horrified delight: when the children find their mother dead in her room, the body is described as a 'petrified scream' – 'ce Voltaire furieux qu'ils ne connaissent pas'. He combines the eye of a poet with a good novelist's willingness to examine the psychic areas usually left unexamined.
This year marks fifty years since Cocteau's death, and it's a good excuse to try him out if you haven't yet (as I hadn't until recently). Reading this is like having a beautiful dream that modulates into a beautiful nightmare. I kind of want to send a copy to my own sister, but I can't help feeling like that might be in bad taste.
What did I hope for as I opened this slim edition? A deliciously existentialist, aloof, completely confunding French novella to kick start my je ne sais quoi. Happily that is exactly what I found. Eisabeth and Paul are a brother and sister coexisting in their own juvenile world or their 'Game' as they prefer to refer to it. Living in a two bed apartment in Paris with their sick (and therefore absentee) mother, the pair have an incredibly volatile, odd relationship, often forgetting themselves entirely and sinking further into a sinister world where naughty schoolboys become mythical heroes and unwitting friends the pawns in their poisonous game.
Playing with themes of incest, life, death, sexuality and areas of the psyche usually reserved for examination by the professionals, Paul and Lise live in a Paris of their own making, one completely isolated from reality as we know it. A small yet perfectly formed novel(ella?) this is French melodrama and mauvaise foi at its very juiciest. Although those not familiar with this confuddling concept may leave feeling more than a little confused, the danger, tragedy and taboo Cocteau juggles with in this book of ideas makes this less of a chore and more of an incredibly satisfying education. Cocteau's own abstract sketches that illustrate the novella perfectly reflect the dream/nightmare like scenario within, allowing us a shadow of the action and allowing our brain to do the rest. If that-website-that-can-not-necessarily-be-believed is anything to go by, Jean Cocteau wrote the book during a week of drug withdrawal. Given the knife-edge tension in this tale I find that easy to believe.
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