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Little room with balcony (calm)
Size11 m²
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We are a creative craftsman's establishment (pimp my home) in Viennas colorful district Ottakring. We give you the opportunity to live here in our arty surrounding field.
Our little room is in the same house as our Artist-studio. It is with easy acces to public transport and calm situated (near Familienplatz, 20.min to the city center and just a few minutes to "Brunnenmarkt", the second largest marketplace in Vienna). The room has a nice balcony with a view of the garden.
You can use with us our garden and you can also have a bicycle on request (please tell us with your booking, if you like to rent a bicycle, 3,-Euro/day, 100,-Euro deposit). Our little room is in the "old vienna"-Stile - so the toilet is in the corridor, but a shower is in the room.
A little fridge, a cooking plate, dinnerware, a table and a sofa are also in the room.
Our loft-bed is for two people.
We hope to see you soon!
P.S.: You are looking for something else? Please take a look on our other offers. We have also have three more appartements available.
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The room is fine for a few days. Marion was super nice to us! The bathroom is shared with the rest of the rooms. The shower is private and it's inside the room.It is well located and there is public transportation to get to downtown.
Very nice and helpful hosts. With Marion, we got the feeling of coming home. The room is equipped with everything a short break needs established. The transport links by road and U-Bahn is excellent. Any time.
Sehr nette und hilfsbereite Gastgeber. Mit Marion bekamen wir das Gefühl nach Hause zu kommen. Das Zimmer ist mit allem, was ein Kurzurlauber braucht, eingerichtet. Die Verkehrsanbindung mit Strassen- und U -Bahn ist ausgezeichnet. Jeder Zeit wieder.
Great location, but the electrical appliances, almost all not working. Even the carpet in the bathroom smelled rotten.
Super Lage, aber die elektrischen Geräte haben fast alle nicht funktioniert. Auch der Teppich im Badezimmer roch gammelig.
Accommodation was exactly as erwaret. Links to the public transport optimal.Kostengüstige P + R parking garage in only accessible 15 minutes walkway. Only criticism - darkening the windows would be optimal.
Unterkunft war genau wie erwaret. Anbindung an die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel optimal.Kostengüstige P+R Parkgarage in nur 15 min Gehweg erreichbar. Einziger Kritikpunkt - Verdunklungsmöglichkeit der Fenster wäre optimal.
The title exactly right.
A quiet room in a building with artistic people.
The basics are there, I was fine to mine.
De titel klopt helemaal.
Een stille kamer in een pand met kunstzinnige mensen.
De basics zijn er, ik had het er prima naar mijn.
Room is small but well laid out. Location quiet but good tram and bus connections. If you're looking for a cheap, basic accommodation, it is just right.
Zimmer ist klein, aber gut aufgeteilt. Lage ruhig, aber dennoch gute Straßenbahn-und Busanbindungen. Wenn man eine günstige, einfache Unterkunft sucht, ist es genau das Richtige.
The apartment has considerable appeal, but the walls have to be painted again. The sofa cushions and curtains were stained, the two pillows are lumpy, mattress broken. Only superficial cleanliness. Luckily I had my thermos here for a coffee or tea pot did not exist.
Das Apartment hat durchaus Charme, allerdings müssten die Wände mal wieder gestrichen werden. Die Sofakissen und der Vorhang hatten Flecken, die beiden Kopfkissen sind klumpig, die Matratze kaputt. Nur oberflächliche Sauberkeit. Zum Glück hatte ich meine Thermoskanne dabei denn eine Kaffee- oder Teekanne gab es nicht.
The small room is quite wonderful. A really good value for money and a special accommodation in the city.
Das kleine Zimmer ist ganz wunderbar. Ein wirklich gutes Preis-Leistungsverhältnis und eine besondere Unterkunft in der Stadt.
Amazing apartment in an amazing location. Christian and Marion were super friendly and very helpful. We loved our stay in Vienna and would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to stay in Vienna to stay in this apartment! Big thanks to Christian and Marion for making are stay so enjoyable.
Very good place to stay. Very calm and comfortable. Close to public transport. Maria & Christian are very nice and friendly. We recommand strongly!
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A few hundred people turned out for yesterday's rally outside Pauline Marois' Montreal office to denounce Bill 14 and some suggest the event was a failure because there wasn't a bigger turnout. Wrong! The purpose of the event was to send a message, not only to the PQ, but to the Quebec Liberal party and the C.A.Q. that Bill 14 must be abolished and that mission was accomplished. The rally received widespread media attention and we should salute those who turned out in cold weather as opposed to condemning the rally for a perceived lack of punch. It was an effective demonstration and I look forward to other events aimed at convincing the government and the opposition to do away with this foul piece of legislation.
And make no mistake about it. This is not simply a language rights issue. It's a rights issue that would negatively affect Francophones AND Anglophones.
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Re: Nook HD locks up, anyone know or have same issue?AlbionRose Oct 19, 2013 8:11 AM (in response to Mary_Jo)
My screen goes black if I wake the device up and I had been browsing a web page in Dolphin when the device went into sleep mode...
I have to press the n button, the last web page browsed briefly appears before my homescreen comes up and I go back into Dolphin and it's fine again.
I've taken to going back to the homescreen if I am going to let the device snooze..
But your issue sounds much more annoying and intrusive than that.
Re: Nook HD locks up, anyone know or have same issue?ConnieL4193 Oct 21, 2013 11:35 AM (in response to Mary_Jo)
A lot of times this can be due to a bad app. I don't know if you've downloaded many but you can start by uninstalling recently installed apps. Short of that, the best bet is to do a factory reset. Annoying though that may be, it could very well fix your issue. I had to do that once already because something wasn't working right. Can't remember what is was now but at least I didn't do the reset for nothing as it fixed the problem.


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Go wild at the Erie Zoo on Wednesdays in July
Get ready to party with the red pandas and have a rad time with the rhinos.
Families are invited to come and enjoy extra fun during Wild Wednesdays, held every Wednesday in July at the Erie Zoo.
The series, sponsored by UPMC Health Plan, offers extended hours as well as a slew of fun activities for all ages, including music by DJ Pat Martin, face painting and chalk drawing.
While there, don't miss the new Kokoro Interactive Dinosaur Exhibit -- featuring replica dinosaurs and hands-on activities -- that will be on display through August.
The zoo, open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., will extend its hours to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays during the July series.
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A kid's room can be a space for a child to grow into, a magical space for a child to play in, or a space for an older child to retreat to. You'd be surprised the changes a touch of creativity can make. Here are 10 great tips to create a room your kids love!
1. Color Since children often prefer bold colors that are too bright for adult tastes, compromise is the way to go. Try choosing softer tones in the same family color family. You can bring in the drama with accent pieces or by adding bold colors in small doses. A cobalt blue counter top with a dramatic glass strip adds sparke and interest.
2. Walls A can of paint can transform a room, but there's no stopping there. Great wallpaper borders exist at low prices. They can be added as a chair rail, crown molding or interest above a changing table. Stencils, stamping, and faux finishes are fun and stylish.
3. Windows Window treatments can make a room, but you don't need to spend a fortune to create fun and functional window treatments. Ribbon, stamps, and cutouts can add interest to simple store-bought curtains. A design can even be applied to vinyl pull-down shades.
4. Flooring To make flooring interesting, do up the floors. Adding a fluffy rug, a painted design, or an educational rug can bring interest underfoot.
5. Ceilings Ceilings are the most under-used space in a room and white is no longer the trend. Canopies, hanging lights, starry nights, clouds and colored ceilings are popular today.
6. Furnishings Wood pieces painted fun colors add personality and can save you money if you use paint-grade wood furniture or garage sale finds. Young children also appreciate furnishings that are scaled down. But remember a spot for Mom and Dad, too.
7. Bedding A great inexpensive idea for a headboard is padded fabric hung from a curtain rod. Trundle beds are also a great idea for space saving.
8. Theme Rooms From Fantasy storybook, to transportation, to sports, to rustic cabin, to far-away lands, there's no end to ideas for a great retreat.
9. Looks that Last Furniture that can adapt as your child grows is an investment worth making. Because tastes change as kids grow, items which are inexpensive to change like towels, posters or bedding area great way to decorate without having to redo a room frequently.
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Fifty Shades of Grey Takes a Spanking! Film Nabs Razzie Noms Along with Gwyneth Paltrow, Johnny Depp and Eddie Redmayne
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Just one day before Hollywood honors the top movies of 2015 with Oscar nominations, the Razzies are taking aim at the worst.
Razzies: Cameron Diaz, Ben Affleck Bring Home the Raspberries
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If Sunday night brings the Oscars, then Saturday night must bring the Razzies, Hollywood's annual tip of the hat for the worst screen achievements of the year – although, for once, the voters decided to do something nice.
Cameron Diaz, Charlize Theron, Kellan Lutz Get Razzie Nominations
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Just as the Golden Globes hangover is finally wearing off – and a day before Thursday's announcement of the Oscar nominees – here comes Hollywood's annual spitball: the Razzie nominations, announced Wednesday morning to shed a special light on the worst screen achievements of 2014.
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5. The Other Winners from the WeekendIt's not all about the Oscars, you guys. Kim Kardashian, Jaden and Will Smith were among the winners (er, losers?) at Saturday's Golden Raspberry Awards (a.k.a. the Razzies), which honored the worst cinema of 2013.
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One day before the Oscar nominations are to be announced for what Hollywood did best last year, the Golden Raspberry – or Razzie Award – people have announced their contenders for those filmmakers who collectively slipped on a banana peel in 2013.
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, Adam Sandler and Rihanna are among the "winners" of the 33rd annual Golden Raspberry Awards – the Razzies – which are not so much handed out as they are thrown at those who are voted as perpetrating Hollywood's worst achievements of the year.
Breaking Dawn – Part 2, the fifth and final installment in Stephenie Meyer's vampire saga, was recognized in seven categories, including worst picture.
The flick's Kristen Stewart was also cited as worst actress; Taylor Lautner, worst supporting actor; Lautner and 12-year-old Mackenzie Foy, worst screen couple; the entire cast, including Robert Pattinson, worst screen ensemble, and Bill Condon, worst director.
In addition, the film, which since opening last November has taken in more than $828 million at the box office, was named worst sequel.
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Sarah Jessica Parker and her fellow Sex and the City 2 stars won big last night – scoring multiple "wins" at the 31st annual Razzie Awards on Saturday night.
Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristen Davis were all awarded golden raspberries for worst actress. The film also won worst sequel, worst screen ensemble and worst onscreen couple.
M. Night Shyamalan's latest film, The Last Airbender, took home worst picture, worst director, worst supporting actor for Jackson Rathbone and the award for "worst eye-gouging mis-use of 3D."
Ashton Kutcher was named worst actor for both Killers and Valentine's Day.
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Mike Myers may have to dust off his mantel to make room for his awards – if he has a fireplace in his basement.
The comic actor's The Love Guru led the field at the Razzies – celebrating the worst from Hollywood last year – which were announced by Razzies founder John Wilson on Wednesday, a day before the Oscar nominations are to be revealed.
In all, Guru grabbed seven nods, including worst picture and worst performances by Myers, Jessica Alba, Verne Troyer and Oscar-winner Ben Kingsley.
Also in the running for worst picture: Disaster Movie, The Happening, In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, Meet the Spartans and The Hottie & the Nottie, which starred Paris Hilton, who's up for worst actress and worst screen couple (with Joel David Moore) in the film.
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Lindsay Lohan is raking in the statues this Academy Awards weekend, just not the kind named Oscar.
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Lindsay Lohan landed her first nominations of the 2008 awards season Monday. But it's probably best to leave this one off the résumé.
The 21-year-old actress was recognized by the Razzies – the annual awards show recognizing the year's "worst" films and performances – for her part in the thriller I Know Who Killed Me. In fact, she earned two nominations for a single role.
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both a military brat and a preacher's kid, he is a bona fide handful who adores indulging his wanderlust and shootin' the shit. A displaced Kiwi, Huck was born in New Zealand, raised all over the damned place and currently resides in the tanned, patchouli-scented bosom of Austin, TX.


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Family Apple Trees
If you always fancied one of those family apple trees with two or more different types of apple, then now is the time to do it. Its not difficult either if you work on the assumption that you will get about a 33% success rate. You will need a very sharp knife. [Stanley Knife] some raffia [straw like stuff] and some grafting wax, or electrical tape, [to keep out the rain] It works best with proper grafting wax. If you have a cooking apple tree in the garden and your friends have a nice juicy red eater then you can graft a few of their shoots onto your tree. You need to cut some 8" to 10" pieces off their tree asap, put them in a plastic bag and keep them in the fridge. When the buds start to burst on your tree, this shows that the sap is rising and is the ideal time for grafting. The pieces in the fridge will be held back and will not be in growth. Cut back a small branch on the tree and cut the end at approx 30 degrees. Cut your scion pieces to about 6" long and put a matching 30 degee cut on the end. If the pieces are different diameters then make sure you align one edge as that is where the cambium is. Press the two parts together and tie together with rafia. Cover the rafia and the joint fully with grafting wax. If after about a month the scion has started to grow then you have suceeded. Don,t do anything to the graft, the rafia and wax will drop off in their own good time. PS: You need to heat the grafting wax so take an old container and a flask of boiling water to heat the container of wax. PPS: This also works with pear trees, although i have never done it.
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It's mice for those with a sense of humour. Mouses is absurd, and what is wrong with 'mice' anyway?
'Nuff said.
Overheard tonight in a Dorset pub: "I always used to hold doors open for ladies, but then I was accused of kerb-crawling".
It reminded me of this debate, and perhaps of what the kerb is, as the notion of curb-crawling makes no sense at all. It is clear that kerb is a noun, and that is how kerb-crawling is spelled. Curb-crawling suggests the idea that crawling must be stopped, or at least controlled.
If I am expected here to throw light on the matter of dogs and their disgusting canine lavatory habits, then I am afraid that I must disappoint, as my contribution has nothing to do with the faeces of the species.
How about the idea that 'enamoured with' means 'fallen in love with', whereas 'enamoured by' suggests you are the object of someone else's falling in love with you.
"I am enamoured with the idea of selling up and moving to Tahiti to live the high life there." That's good.
I am enamoured by a fine Tahitian tahini. (Assuming that's a Tahitian lady but maybe it's a kind of Italian bread.)
I don't like 'enamoured by'. 'I am the enamoured of a Tahitian maiden', where enamoured is a noun, that's fine. So is Tahiti, but I found it very expensive.
Your manuscript demands "enamoured with".
No! It means 'keep (the errant creature) under control', as 'curb' means 'control' (from French 'courber', which is a verb). Stop it from doing what is left discretely unspoken, as being unspeakable anyway.
The kerb is there to separate road traffic from that on the pavement, except in Bangkok where anything goes, really. Dogs just lie there, supine and quite pointless. And no one would tell anyone to do anything with his dog, as that too would be pointless, and most impolite. I have mentioned earlier that in England no one would do so either, as it would provoke outrage.
No, no, no. If 'curb your dog' meant 'steer it towards the kerb to do its (ahem) business' you would cry out "kerb your dog". If you mean 'stop it yapping' or 'stop it sniffing the genitalia of folk standing there quietly' you might call out "curb your dog", but in England it would make no difference as it sounds much the same and in England dogs rank higher than humans anyway, and the owners would be mystified.
I think that the "curb your dog" means "restrain your dog" which may include when you spot the errant pooch laying a turd in the street. It has nothing to do with the kerb, which is indeed the raised bit for pedestrians (and in Bangkok the motorbikes and bicycles) next to the road, which is for cars and lorries and buses (and in Bangkok the pedestrians). In the USA this is called the 'sidewalk', in English-speaking countries the pavement. Actually, I think the kerb is the part of the pavement next to the road, not the whole thing.
In England, where dogs are treated in the same way cats were in ancient Egypt, to tell someone to "curb your dog" results in cries of anger and threats of violence, and not from the dog but from its owner and also bystanders who do not know you from Adam. A more subtle approach is to pick up the offending faecal matter, run after the dog's owner and give it to him, or her, and say "your dog dropped this".
'Curb' is a verb, 'kerb' a noun .
Well, I think it's funny. I associate it with slow-speaking women customers of a certain age in Dorset and Devonian pubs making snide comments to their menfolk (whom they seem to wish wouldn't make them come to these places) about the cleanliness of the facilities, but asserting by way of a coda that they are just sayin'. As it is clear that they are just sayin', there is no need really to explain so, is there? That's a bit of what I find funny. But after a few pints of the marvellous real ales to be had in South-West England almost anything seems funny. Cheers! Just sayin'.
Don't worry about it, Jayles. No need for conturbation on your part. Your remarks at 6.05 pm please me greatly, as I am sure they do all of us.
Indeed, Jayles. Quite so.
you are too kind about my English. In fact, would you believe, my first language was Zulu, so there is a bit of doubt about whether or not I am a native speaker of English. No, I was never taught the English subjunctive by any English teacher. In Britain English teachers do not really teach English at all, but rather creative writing and poetry and drama and nice things like that. Grammar is not taught, as incredible though this may sound, it seen as elitist, I am told.
Now, where learning English properly is best done is in the Latin classroom, where that language is used primarily as a tool through which proper, grammatical English (or indeed German, French, Italian, whatever ...) may be studied. The study of modern languages is different: its purpose is to learn that other language. So those who study Latin even to a fairly elementary level understand grammar, including therefore the grammar of their own languages. And that is where I learned my grammar, and taught it. I am told by others that you can tell in less than a minute, from his speech patterns, if someone has learned Latin, and I take their word for it. I always assume everyone has learned it.
This forum has provided me with rich food for thought and entertainment beyond the limited linguistic playing fields of those happy schooldays, and I especially enjoy the fancy terms they have invented to keep us busy, my favourite today being Irrealis, the unreal past. Love the capital I ! Which institution cooked it up? Cambridge, I see. Latin, yes, good, but why the capital I? I'm an Oxford man myself, and we called it the unreal past. Well, we would have done, but actually we never spoke of it at all.
You rewrite my sentence by scattering a few commas around in it: "the subjunctive is the ultimate polish, which, once mastered, allows the user the right finally to claim that he has learned the language."
You say "to be honest, it's a bit complicated sentence".
Yes. Is that a problem?
'A bit complicated' does not work well here as an adjective describing 'sentence', does it? "This sentence is a bit complicated" is fine.
I agree that matters such as the use of 'that' when you mean 'which' or even worse 'who/whom' need attention too, as of course do dozens of other fine points, but they need only a few lines each of explanation in a language course, whereas the subjunctive is, as the conversation above indicates, complex and not to be covered in too much hurry.
Sundy, you miss my point about the fact that there is at least one prime minister in our recent history who developed dementia and may well at times have not been aware that he (or indeed she) had once been prime minister, and at more lucid moments would be in a position to advise others that this honour had once been his, or hers. Telling people things which they must surely already know ("I used to be prime minister, you know") is perhaps a rather obvious consequence of dementia. To assert then that "if I was prime minister" is a possible open condition, one which the speaker does not feel able to assert is the case, nor not the case, but must let lie open, is a perfectly feasible possibility. Nothing weird about it, this unhappy condition happens to people, prime ministers included.
You allow that I could give (you) poor marks of English (sic), and indeed I I fear I must. But keep cracking away; the subjunctive is the ultimate polish which once mastered allows the user the right finally to claim that he has learned the language. Oh yes, and those pesky prepositions too.
You say you would be very nervous if I were to say that "I accept it is possible that I was prime minister at one time, but I can't remember".
You are evidently of a very delicate disposition. A past prime minister of Britain in the last fifty years did indeed develop dementia, in more lucid moments telling other people "I used to be prime minister, you know". Those to whom he confided this information did not report feeling nervous because of it. Nor did they call the police to take him to hospital for an overall medical checkup, as there was no need for one and in Britain the police are the wrong agency for this. As you point out you can't forget if you were once the prime minister some time ago unless there is a medical problem, so this is not an usual context. Well, Sundy, it may not be usual for someone to develop dementia but it happens.
Besides all that, the point under discussion is a linguistic one.
On another linguistic point, what does this mean: "You are kind of trust your girl friend on that she wouldn't do this ... "? You wrote it. No need to call the police, but it scores poor marks for English, I feel.
Oh no! Looking back I learn that in August I said I would hold my counsel on the subject of the subjunctive. And now I've gone and raved on about it for a while. If only I were to have ...
You quote me:
If I was the Prime Minister, I would change the law." This to me suggests that I am surprised and doubtful to hear that I was sometime in the past the Prime Minister, find it hard perhaps to believe that such an thing could have been allowed, and if it is true, would want someone to change the law, maybe to prevent such a calamity in the future.
The logic doesn't stand. You are linking the assumption of being the Prime Minister in the past to the change of law which would be made to happen in the future. Who would the speaker be talking to? It's hard and complicated to find such a context that would fit in here.
No it isn't. It is easy and simple: I am informed (by anyone at all) that this national misfortune has occurred, and I as the speaker am declaring that it should not have been allowed (if indeed it was - the indicative mood of the verb "was" rather than "were" means it is treated by me as an open condition, which is to say that I accept it is possible that I was prime minister at one time, but I can't remember). If I wished to indicate disbelief in such a preposterous assertion I would use a closed conditional clause, denoted by the subjunctive form of the verb: "were".
If I am ... means perhaps I am (present tense, open, indicative, conditional clause)
If I was ... means perhaps I was (past tense, open, indicative, conditional clause)
If I do ... means perhaps I shall do (future, open, indicative...
If I were ... means I am not (present, closed, subjunctive ...)
If I were to have been ... means I was not (past, closed, subjunctive ...)
If I were to do ... means I shall not do(future, closed, subjunctive ...)
Piece of cake, really. Twelve year old children learning Latin get a couple of lessons to master all this and cope perfectly well, including the Latin forms of the verbs. The logic stands then that I could assert to the world at large that if indeed I was PM, which I accept as a possibility, then I would wish whoever can do so to get the law changed.
Saying "I would change the law" when I have not the power to do so means that I am declaring that I wish someone would change the law, and that I would counsel, and indeed advocate this course of action. It does not suggest that I must necessarily play a part in this legislative tinkering, merely that I recommend it.
Where was I? What are we talking about again?
Oh dear, all this talk of 'bellicose' and 'unacceptable' and 'vulgar'. 'Inexcusable' and apologies all over the place. Not a clue as to what need there is for apologies in the preceding debate about the correctness of saying "This is she".
Is this something to do with this new thing they teach children about not being 'judgmental'? Can't make head nor tail of it myself. Makes no sense at all. I believe 'political correctness' comes into it somewhere, an American thing now but originating as one of Lenin's little jokes. (Bad news to study the law and end up becoming a judge, only not to be allowed to be judgmental!)
Calm down, children, and have another glass of wine, I say! Come back, Jasper, and post away, come on, do.
But isn't it just more humourful, more fun indeed, to call these devices mice? Is that indeed not why we do it, regardless of the stern, possibly even puritanical views of the dictionary makers?
Jeff, of course you are right. It goes without saying. "The baker kneads the dough - he kned it the same way yesterday", "we dread paying the charge he'll put on it, but I suppose our forebears dred the price they were asked, too"," it's my turn to weed the flowerbed because you wed it last week" all very poor, really. pled is no better.
I'd blame the Americans; we usually do. the Scots are very sloppy about this too, although we usually do much better than the English in linguistic matters, because it is not our native tongue.
So now we don't have spelling chaos?
Who will make the dictionaries, if no one is to be at the cutting edge? Are they to be descriptive (Webster's) or prescriptive? Who will prescribe if no one is to use logic?
Oh please! Must we check what others think before committing ourselves? If we fancy that we are at the cutting edge the idea, surely, is to jump in and suggest what we think is sound. Whatever prompts us to debate what the 'authorities' cite as the dernier cri, when their work does ours for us?
Now, it seems to me that the reason for check in as a verb, necessarily two words definitely with no hyphen is that otherwise you cannot have it in other tenses, most obviously the perfect tense: I check-inned is all to hell, while checked in will brook no hyphens, therefore present tense check in must be separate words.
I babysat because I was asked to babysit is fine.
If the verb component comes after, one word will do if that is what is popular, because -sit -sat raises no problems. Verb first, we need two words: I feedback, I fedback - ugh! I fed back, therefore I feed back - it still to me suggests the causes of borborigmus, and it is a term I abhor, probably for psychological reasons, but I can just about thole it if it two words, to use a Scots term.
Hairy Scot: I showed case?? Now, I cannae thole that! I am not fussed about the OED and H L Mencken Amer - life is too short to consult authorities and yet still to contribute to this argument.


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The hosts chased down their target of 229 with 16 balls to spare, thanks largely to 64 from former Surrey batsman Chris Murtagh and a lusty 46 off just 32 deliveries from wicketkeeper Andrew Parker.
A late hiccup saw Shropshire lose two wickets with the scores level, but debutant Tom Cox then struck the winning run to finish unbeaten on 35.
Left-arm spinner Gareth Morris claimed 3-36 for Staffs, who had earlier struggled with the bat as they were dismissed for 228 in the 50th over after being put into bat.
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Former Staffs captain Richard Harvey, who came into the team after Nav Poonia was forced to withdraw from the game following a sudden serious illness in the family, top-scored with 42 and youngster Ben McGuire chipped in with 31 from 17 balls, but Staffs were dismissed with two balls to spare, with Jonathan Whitney returning 3-60.
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Who do you think will/won't get along? and who could possibly become the new ben out of the survivors?
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I think from what we saw in the Epilogue of 400 days...
Probably Russell and Bonnie. They seemed to argue alot from what we saw.
Russel, Nate, Becca, Bonnie. Becca seems like a problem child, and Nate is one crazy fucker. Russel argued against going to the camp, and Bonnie is a liar in my game.
That said, I don't think it would be possible to top Ben's performance in season 1.
Becca and Russell for sure. Maybe Bonnie if you had her lie. Eddie could also be problematic aswell (the dude does kill 2 people and determinantly leaves another one behind in the span of 20 minutes). Nate, for sure. If Shel left Roman behind, he could still be very mad at her.
I dunno, but Eddie does seem to be a bit Ben-like, you know, with him killing Nate's friend, then hitting the cop on the road. And then him leaving Wyatt behind depending on your choice.Dildor;828038 said:0it would be possible to top Ben's performance in season 1.[/B]
Walker Ben finds his way to Tavia's community, also bringing the herd from Savannah with him. Hilarity Ensues.
Becca or Russell. I don't think either of them will be as stupid as Ben but Becca acts all tough then proves she's all talk if you let her shoot Stephanie and Russell has serious trust issues.
I don't think Becca or Rusell will get along with Bonnie. They already seem to have taken a disliking to her and I can see them both being the first to be accuse Bonnie if medical supplies went missing, just because of her past.
It's for this reason though I think Bonnie will outlive everyone else. She's already proven she can defend herself whereas Becca chickens out and Russell runs away.
Just thought about the most ironic death ever: Kenny is in Tavia's community and, if you dropped Ben, he gets bitten by walker BenRock114;828061 said:Walker Ben finds his way to Tavia's community, also bringing the herd from Savannah with him. Hilarity Ensues.
Becca is a problematic kid who thinks she's smart.
Bonnie is too naive.
Russell has serious trust issues.
So yeah, I don't know. Probably these three.
I have to agree, there are some people that might cause trouble, but there is no way in hell they can top Ben the destroyer, and I have to agree that if walker Ben gets Kenny killed then I am not sure if I would laugh or cry.


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In 2010, American announced plans to order the Boeing 777-300ER, demonstrating a continuation of the airline's efforts to enhance its fleet and become more fuel efficient. American is the first U.S. airline to order and take delivery of the 777-300ER. The new aircraft is designed to enhance the customer experience and includes fully lie-flat First and Business Class seats, plus seating plans that will allow American to offer a premium product in the Main Cabin and Wi-Fi capability to keep customers connected while traveling internationally.
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You've done pretty much all you can do, outside of linking to other sites (MDA, Robb Wolf, etc.).
This is a pretty familiar story, I suppose. There's this private forum I just joined, where one of the members posted recently to explain why she'd been away. Basically stressful events and fibromyalgia with complications. She was asking for advice as well as just checking in, and various things she wrote set alarm bells ringing about her diet, so I asked if she would like some thoughts on food.
She said OK, and I posted pretty much what you'd expect me to post. Summary of the evolutionary logic, summary of what you eat and don't eat, snippet of personal experience with joint pain (it went away), and links to a couple of the most helpful threads I could find here about fibromyalgia. They are both good threads with posts from people who've made a substantial difference through diet and supplements.
She says she doesn't see this as something she could do... and, well, includes just about every CW cliche you ever heard about paleo eating all packed into one sweet and friendly post. 'Everything in moderation' and 'whole food groups' and all the rest.
So I said I respected her decisiveness, that in my view the only 'test' worth its salt was a personal 30 day experiment (hoping I might sow a seed...) to weigh up the results versus how important the food is to you, and that I know what she means about oats, they were the last thing I gave up (true).
On the one hand, I know about the only thing in the world more annoying than someone who keeps droning on about their wonder-diet is someone in perfect health haranguing someone who's miserably ill about a wonder-cure. Of course I could refute all the twaddle she posted point by point, but it seems incredibly mean-spirited to get into an argument with her - and pointless, if what it really comes down to is just that she doesn't have the energy to contemplate the change.
On the other hand, I'd bet the house that going Primal would help her at least a bit, and oh how I wish she'd give it a 30 day trial.
Thoughts? Anything more I could do to help, do you think? Or have I done all I can? (I live on a different continent, so turning up on her doorstep with food is sadly not an option.)
You've done pretty much all you can do, outside of linking to other sites (MDA, Robb Wolf, etc.).
Are you a college student, trying to navigate college while being Primal? Do you know any other PB college students on a tight budget? Heck, for that matter, are YOU trying to live Primal on a budget? Enroll at Primal University!
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You seem to have it well scoped out but here's my post based on the familiar stories I've heard here. I probably wouldn't push unless someone very close to me was in desperate need.
Here's my rant on "everything in moderation."
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I think you've doen waht you can. People can't change until they really want to by themselves. maybe one day she's ready, and might look into the info you provided her with.
I have found myself in similar situations on both sides of the fence. It sounds like you have given her some wonderful, tactful and not too arrogant advice. As many of us would know, sometimes it takes many different exposures to a similar idea before it starts to sink in. I for one, can go back years to when the 'seed' was first planted for me. It took lots more failures and lots more experiments before I nurtured that little seed and really got it growing. So although she may not have grasped the concept yet, she may come across something else one day that links in with what you said and maybe then the time will be right for her to embrace it.
yup, i would let it go now.
and honestly, some people don't want to get well. it's the secondary reason for being sick. being sick means that they get something out of it.
example, grandma is lonely and no one visits her. grandma gets cancer. everyone visits her and she is not lonely. if cancer gets cured, she fears being lonely again. thus, she strives to keep cancer at bay -- not heading quickly to death by cancer -- but not seeking a cure for cancer either, because she doesn't want to be lonely. this assumes a cure-able cancer, of course.
but i'm sure you get my drift.
I think you did the best you could. I find myself in this situation pretty often and in the past I used to get mad about it, now I just let it go. Some people just do not want to change what they are used to / CW tells them and sometimes they may have their good resons as well. I just feel sad about it...
Thank you for the reassurance! That's what I thought, but I wanted to check I wasn't kidding myself. And Hedonist? Nice posts!
If I had it to do over - which I don't, of course - I might start with the idea of a 30 day trial. Maybe that would've made it easier to hear.


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My son is obsessed with making cake out of the box these days, and sometimes I give into the urge. I have to say that I don't want to always make the same old thing, so we mix it up by adding ingredients to a box mix and making it semi-homemade. He likes it, and feels like he is taking part in creating a masterpiece and I like that I am spending quality time in the kitchen with the boy I love more than anything!
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This year's convention in San Juan, Puerto Rico will include politically-engaged outings that will take place before, during and after the main convention events. Prepared by Puerto Rican activists, the trips are meant to present a valuable opportunity for furthering solidarity work and for participants to experience the rich political and artistic resistance on the island. Transportation will not be provided; however, several people can share a large taxi to travel to each of these locations within San Juan. Fares run approximately $10 to $20. Tours are staggered to allow for participation in multiple outings.
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Old San Juan: A walking tour with an emphasis on the cultural, political, and social development of one of the oldest cities in the Americas and its history of colonial intervention and control by the United States and its predecessors. Click here for more information on Old San Juan.
(Tentatively scheduled for 11 a.m. Approx. 2-3 hours.)
Comunidades del Caño Martín Peña: A tour of the 27,000-resident community in the heart of metropolitan San Juan, a poor and working class community which has been organizing for over a decade to fight environmental contamination and develop infrastructure while combating gentrification pressures. The community has developed a collective land trust model for land ownership. Read more about el Caño in English or Spanish.
(Tentatively scheduled for 11 a.m. Approx. 2-3 hours.)
View street art and musuems: A walking tour of Santurce, an urban sector of San Juan characterized by economic neglect, with emphasis on the "Santurce es Ley" campaign, which has promoted impressive works of street art by community members. Afterward, a visit to one or two of the area's world-class art museums, with discussions of the role of cultural expression in the anti-colonial struggle. Elizam Escobar - art professor, renowned painter, and former political prisoner - will guide the museum tour, which includes a visit to his retrospective exhibit. To see some of the artwork associated with the Santurce es Ley campaign, click here.
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- Vieques: A visit to the municipality of Vieques, an off-shore island in Puerto Rico which until 2003 was the object of constant bombing by the United States Navy. After a decades-long struggle the Navy eventually left. But the struggle continues to this day, to demand clean-up by the United States and to deal with the ongoing environmental destruction and health consequence resulting from over 60 years of bombing.
The Struggle between Vieques and the U.S. Navy – and Local Businesses in Solidarity; By Jan Susler, Co-chair: Puerto Rico Subcommittee
- Loiza: A trip to the Afro-Caribbean municipality of Loiza, where activist will meet with representatives of the Villa Cañona community, which has long struggled against police repression and for environmental justice and cultural affirmation. On the way, those who choose this add-on will be able to meet with the group "Coalición Playas Pa'l Pueblo," which has been camped out at a local beach near tourist hotels for seven years, as part of a struggle to block development which would prevent Puerto Ricans from having access to the beach and would cause further damage to the delicate eco-system of the area.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs4trwwtwtA and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg18I6yGOCA
- Casa Pueblo (Adjuntas): A visit to the extraordinary community organization, Casa Pueblo, located in the mountain town of Adjuntas. For more than 30 years, Casa Pueblo has played a leading role in struggles to protect the environment and to promote cultural and human rights, including the 1970's struggle against mining interest, the decades-long Vieques fight, and the more recent successful efforts to block the building of a gas pipeline (dubbed the "Tubo de la Muerte" or "Pipe of Death") which would have transected the entire island of Puerto Rico. http://www.casapueblo.org
More information on these trips and the trips occurring before and after the convention will be available in the next issue of Guild Notes. To plan your stay, check out this map of things to do in San Juan.
In addition to the excursions, there will be plenty of intellectual engagement with Puerto Rican scholars and activists who are involved with important political work on the island, many of whom have close ties to NLG members. Earlier this month, NLG member and convention organizer Natasha Lycia Ora Bannan attended a civil disobedience action in front of the federal prison in Guaynabo, PR demanding the release of Oscar Lopez Rivera.
See the NLG co-sponsored statement by the American Association of Jurists on Oscar Lopez Rivera.
As you can tell by now, this convention will be exciting, intellectually stimulating, and engaged with the most cutting edge activism in Puerto Rico and beyond. We hope you will join us!
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida -- High winds at the launch pad scrubbed today's attempt to launch NASA's lunar satellite probe called GRAIL. The next attempt will be Friday at 7:33 a.m. CDT. The Friday weather probability is 40 percent favorable for launch.
GRAIL, which stands for Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory, will put two satellites in lunar orbit in January to study the moon's surface gravity and interior composition.
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MAMOU–A Mass of Christian Burial for Renolla Dupre, 84, was Celebrated at 2:00 pm Monday, February 16, 2009 at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Mamou. Rite of Committal followed in the New St. Ann's Cemetery with Father Bryce Sibley and Father Gary Schexnayder officiating. Arrangements were under direction of Ardoin's, Mamou.
Renolla, a resident of Mamou and a native of Chataignier passed away on Friday, February 13, 2009 at the Courtyard Manor Nursing Home, in Lafayette.
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She is survived by one son, Daily " Doc " Dupre Jr, of Lafayette; five daughters, Laura Rozas and husband, Bruce, of Mamou, Jeanette Dupre, of Lake Charles, Nancy Thompson and husband, Landie, of Chataignier, Marsha Trahan, and husband, Lawrence, of Lafayette, Carolyn Allemand and husband, Tim of Prairie Rhonde; 18 grandchildren and30 great-grandchildren;
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I posted my problem over a month ago about the sync divice pop up with no response. Am I the only one having this problem.
Basically what is happening is the amps are dropping off line and as they come back on line the software needs to sync to them.
Here are a few things to check:
*Verify each amp has a different HiQnet address. By default when a new USB XTi/CDi/DSi is plugged in System Architect wants to address it as address 1 duplicate address could cause syncing issues.
*Make sure you are using a powered USB HUB (one that uses an external power supply and doesn't draw its power from the USB connection) and that it is switched to be self powered.
If the USB HUB is not self powered the amps could loose connection randomly causing the issue you are describing.
I have checked the addressing I have seperate addresses on each amp. My hubs are powered. I have even changed out the hubs. I dont think it is a cable issue because the problem jumps around between each of my eight amps ramdomly. Is there something else I could check.
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Best Grad Gifts You've Never Thought Of Giving
Buying holiday gifts for recent college grads can be tough, but some of the best gifts are those that help them make an easier transition into the working world.
We bet you haven't thought of half the gifts on this list, but they're the kind that keep on giving—and well worth their price.The following suggestions will help you choose the right gift for the grads on your list according to their career situation.
For job-hunting grads
- Your social network. Start by inviting jobless grads to your holiday party, giving them the opportunity to network with your friends and co-workers. They just might make a connection among your guests that leads to employment. Be sure to encourage mingling, especially if you think a particular connection could lead to a job opportunity.
- Gym membership. Buy them a membership for a few months at the gym, and you will help job-seeking grads to continue networking during their search, beat stress and stay fit.
- Classes. It may seem a bit backward, but getting in class again is another great way for job-hunters to network in a friendly environment. The classes don't have to be too academic either. Consider giving the gift of art, cooking, music, martial arts, or dance classes.
For entry-level working grads
- Professional association membership. Virtually every occupation or industry has its own professional association. Buy recent grads an annual membership to one of these groups, and you'll help them develop professionally and impress their boss.
- Seminar or business convention pass.Attending a seminar or business convention can teach newly-hired grads ways to be more productive and expose them to cutting-edge technology and trends. This gift can bolster entry-level workers' job security because they will return to their companies with specialized knowledge. However, before registering recent grads for this gift, be sure they can take off work to attend!
- Office decor. A bare desk and bookshelves scream "newbie" at the office. But a nice piece of wall art, a lamp, a snazzy business card holder or even a handy reference book will give fledgling employees a more seasoned look and help them feel more comfortable in their new space.
For the entrepreneurial grad
- Magazine subscription. Help a business-launching grad stay up on the latest trends and learn about leadership strategies with a subscription to a business magazine like Inc. or Entrepreneur. It's also a nice gift because it lasts for an entire year.
- Travel gear. Give entrepreneurial grads a sharp piece of luggage, laptop case or suit bag so they can make a good impression with the vendors and clients they meet during trips. Or, if you have airline miles to spare, you could even donate your miles and send a business-minded grad on a free flight.
- Marketing giveaways. If you want to invest in an entrepreneurial grad's business, perhaps buy pens, coffee mugs, etc. topped with their logo. They can hand out this holiday gift to customers and spread the word about their business.
For the continuing-education grad
- E-book reader. Help grads who stay in school keep books from overtaking their apartments with an e-book reader. The Amazon Kindle is an excellent choice for those who prefer e-ink and Barnes and Noble's Nook Color for those who want color and touch-screen capabilities.
- Coffee shop gift card. The need for caffeine only increases in graduate school. Give grad students the gift of mental focus with a gift card to their favorite coffee shop. Consider completing the gift with a reusable mug.
- External hard drive. Especially for grad students who are in a program that requires them to store high-quality videos or images, an external hard drive can ensure that their hard work stays secure and organized. Before buying, make sure the brand you choose is compatible with their computer.
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I absolutely Love Joel Osteen's message and in spite of the many critics he has from religious associations he must be doing something right with his Church
Maybe it is just the fact that he does not speak of "fire and brimstone" that so many find attractive, since he does have the largest church in America.
I consider Joel Osteen an incredibly Hypnotic compelling speaker and often listen as he uses NLP to get his point across and Inspire people convincing them to go another round.
If you do not believe in his message perhaps you can enjoy his use of Tonality, Rhythm, cadence, Rapport mastery, metaphor, language and more as a great speaker.
Here is a little inspiration from Joel, enjoy.
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Very few of these papers deal with the more conventional topics of disease incidence and epidemiology in relation to societal or group differences. A great many of them deal with the cultural conditions making for stress, anxiety, dream
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|Edwin Castro pushes My Wandy's Girl to her max to take the Clásico Día De La Mujer 2012.
The three year old imported My Wandy's Girl left no doubt about who is the best in her division after winning over Aracelis Baby M. in the 27th edition of the Clásico Día De La Mujer, which for the distance of 1,700 meters was held in the seventh event this past Sunday, March 4, at the Hipódromo Camarero.
My Wandy's Girl, conducted by Edwin Castro, advanced from the third place, with 600 meters still left, while Aracelis Baby M. took the lead over Indy Warrior, attempting an escape to the front in the last fourth of a mile.
But at that moment My Wandy's Girl ran on second on the outside, when they entered the last stretch strongly attacked Aracelis Baby M., outperforming her in the last 200 meters to distance from the rest arriving with a lead of two and a half lengths, clocking 1:48.23 for the distance of the event, which offered a price of $69,820 with the 60% reserved for the winning team.
My Wandy's Girl, owned by the Wanda Iris stable and trained by Sammy Díaz, added her second stakes triumph of her history of 12 exits, holding 8 victories overall, three of them in this year and all of them with jockey Edwin Castro.
At the trophies ceremony, the Women's Advocate, Mrs. Wanda Vázquez, presented the prize to the interests of My Wandy's Girl in the company of other personalities of the horse racing field.
The Pick-6 payed $7,804.35 with six winners and $92.15 with five. Th ewinning digits were 5 – 7 – 2 – 4 – 9 – 5.
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The condensed version of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet will bring the fairy tale of Princess Aurora to life on stage. The one-hour version retells the story of the evil spell that puts the entire kingdom to sleep when the princess pricks her finger on a spinning wheel. The spell is only broken when the prince finds Sleeping Beauty. Aurora's favorite childhood characters, including Puss and Boots, Little Bo Peep, Little Red Riding Hood, and Bluebird and Princess Florine all make an appearance at the wedding. Dancers will meet and greet for personal photos with the audience on stage after the performances.
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Healing the tender spots in our relationships becomes effortless and natural when we communicate our thoughts gently. Especially when we are discussing emotionally sensitive subjects with friends and loved ones, choosing a gentle approach can make all the difference in determining the type of response we receive. Rather than being accusatory or demanding, our soft approach helps others feel more comfortable about sharing with us. Not only are they more receptive to what we have to say but they also feel more comfortable opening up to us. The result is deeper and more meaningful communication, which resolves disputes and brings more harmony back into our relationships. With a focus on gentleness and respect, your communications with others can become productive and healing today.
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After all, the argument goes, our primary mission is to produce free knowledge, not to promote free software, and whlie we might prefer free software on practical grounds (since it is generally best of breed for webserving applications), we should not be sticklers about it.
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Sorr I confused everyone I guess I thought I had already posted it. The tests and surgery are unrelated:
I have a tooth that needs extracted but because I waited too long an infection has started and now I need to have it extracted and then a bone graft put in the jaw line. So I have to go under anasthesia for the work being done because the work being done.
The tests will be redone in January - so until then I cannot offer updates on that.
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If we believe that we came from Adam and Eve then the pigmentation of our skin is simply to allow the tolerance of th sun based on where our ancestors were residing. It doesn't make sense in a logical, religious or common sense approach to eliminate any level of skin pigmentation.