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Your unforgettable lunch at the Metropolitan Grill will be with Dave Remer, who will spend the meal promoting his advertising acumen, explaining what's wrong with your current marketing, and ceaselessly grilling you for a project. Hurry, spots are filling fast.
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Ruby's is a brand new restaurant in Seaside, Oregon. In addition to classic burgers, shakes, and fries, customers enjoy signature items such as flash fried brussel sprouts, breakfast burritos, barbecue shrimp tacos and more, plus Oregon wines and micro brews.
Brand Identity. The client wanted a logo that communicates a fun and welcoming personality for Ruby's, while also paying homage to the dog for who it's named. We designed artwork that combined a playful font with a simple, earnest dog graphic that communicates friendliness and approachability. We added a napkin to playfully pay off dining. The logo has been very popular with customers, evidenced by their purchase of hats, shirts, and glasses that bear it.
Website. We wanted Ruby's website to be welcoming, easthetically pleasing, and easy to navigate. Visually, we anchored it with the Ruby's logo and some colorful food imagery. We then added a warm introductory message. And for ease of use by visitors, we presented a scrolling menu.

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The Kerrits® Coach's Coat has you covered no matter the weather conditions. Loaded with features for both in-saddle and ringside comfort, this long trainer's coat is waterproof, windproof, breathable and abrasion-resistant. Designed with the professional in mind, it goes from the saddle to town with style.
Destined to become a riders' classic, this Ariat® Delphine Jacket features equestrian-inspired diamond quilting and d-ring adjustments at the cuffs. A windproof, water-repellent shell over lightweight poly fill insulation make it just right for chilly, damp days. The two-way front zipper, back saddle vents and a streamlined cut make it perfect for the saddle.
Designed for in-saddle comfort, this Ariat® Hagen Down Jacket offers warmth without bulk. Fashionable channel quilted outer resist wind and weather, while premium shields you from the cold. V°3® construction technology at the shoulders for free range of motion, back saddle vent, storm cuffs and snap flap over two-way zip.
For warmth without bulk, you'll love the Men's Ideal Down Jacket by Ariat®. Lightweight down keeps you cozy without weighing you down. A packable design with matching pouch lets you take it along easily when you're on the move. Full zip front, elasticized cuffs, moto-style collar and hand pockets.
The Ariat® Men's Vernon Soft Shell Jacket is constructed for your riding comfort. Stretch soft shell fabric allows your complete freedom of movement while a microfleece backing keeps you cozy without bulk. Resistant to water, stains and wind, this jacket performs beautifully in the saddle and out.
Ideal for cool weather riding, this Ariat® Revel Soft Shell Jacket is so stylish and comfortable that you'll want to wear it everywhere. Lightweight and stretchy soft shell fabric is lined in fine fleece for the perfect level of warmth. This figure-flattering jacket boasts horizontal stitch detail at cuffs and hem, plus Ariat's eye-catching stirrup zipper pulls.
Classic country style and cozy warmth combine in this Ariat® Terrace Jacket. Ideal for riding and comfortable in any outdoor activity, this ladies' jacket features an equestrian-inspired diamond quilted outer, poly fill insulation and a dog-themed printed lining. Its two-way zipper, adjustable waist tab and saddle vent allow ease of movement for riding.
The Ariat® Terrace Jacket delivers loads of country style and cozy warmth that make it perfect for riding or any outdoor activity. The equestrian-inspired classic diamond quilted outer, poly fill insulation and a printed lining give it irresistible appeal. Two-way zipper, adjustable waist tab and saddle vent allow ease of movement for riding.
This Ariat® Voltaire Jacket is made for the saddle and the great outdoors. Semi-fitted and sporty, it boasts a water- and wind-repellent featherweight shell with trendy quilting over bulk-free insulation for warmth. Comfort features include stretch side panels, draft blocking cuffs and a two-way zipper.
Stylish and warm, the Arista® Quilted Combi Jacket is designed to allow your complete range of motion. A high collar, thumbhole sleeves and quilting keep you cozy, while a two-way front zipper allows in-saddle comfort.
The Asmar Equestrian All Weather Rider™ gives you the freedom to ride in wet weather. Front and back skirts reveal to cover your saddle, and snap neatly back into place when the weather's dry. This breathable thigh-length riding jacket is made of waterproof, two-way stretch fabric with reflective piping, durable zippers, multiple pockets and a removable hood.
The Rider Jacket from Asmar Equestrian offers incredible style and a flattering look. In soft shell fabric, this waterproof jacket features eye-catching stitching at waist and collar. Breathable mesh backing and removable hood make it ideal for spring. Other features include 2-way zipper, waterproof skirt, adjustable cuffs, reflective piping and well-placed pockets.
This CoolBlast® Warm-Up Jacket will be your best piece for keeping comfortable during seasonal temperature fluctuations that occur even in warm climates. Ideal for morning hacks and warm-ups, it has the stretch for freedom of motion and the technology to maintain your comfortable core temperature. As an added bonus, UPF 30 ensures a measure of sun protection.
The Dubarry Bracken Tweed Jacket takes you everywhere with timeless style. Pure new wool tweed with Teflon® coating, stand-up collar and storm flap make you impervious to chilly weather. Feminine and practical, it's lined in Dubarry's signature jacquard, trimmed in Alcantara® and finished with cast metal buttons, gathered patch pockets and zip cuff detail.
The Goode Rider™ Fitness Jacket provides warmth without weighing you down. A clever mix of athletically-inspired style, performance and comfort, it pairs down-filled poly with polar tech stretch sides. Built with an inner vest, it lets you ride at your best.
Style and performance meet in the Goode Rider™ Lux Parka. Insulated with down to stand up to the cold, it boasts a removable faux fur hood, two-way front zipper and neoprene side panels that provide stretch and create a slim silhouette.
This Goode Rider™ Military Jacket updates classic oilskin coat styling with a soft fur fleece lining and a removable, faux fur-lined hood. In stretch washdown oilskin fabric, this jacket is tailored to the rider with back vent and two-way front zipper.
This Goode Rider™ Military Vest will only get better with time. In stretch washdown oilskin fabric, it's a versatile outer layer that works well over a sweater or top or as a middle layer under a jacket. A two-way zipper, back vent and fitted silhouette keep the rider comfortable in the saddle.
Designed to keep you dry in feminine style, this waterproof Goode Rider™ Storm Jacket has a stowable hood, zippered sleeve gussets and an inner drawcord at the waist. It's lined in equestrian-themed toile fabric, trimmed with grosgrain tape detail and built with an elegant vented back and roomy cargo pockets for visual appeal and in-saddle functionality.
Stay dry and cozy in this Goode Rider™ Vogue Jacket. Made with a waterproof outer, it's line in soft fleece and fitted with a removable faux leopard fur hood. Princess seaming flatters your riding form while a two-way front zipper ensures in-saddle adjustability.
Stay dry in this Helly Hansen® Aden Jacket. Its enviable Helly Tech® protection and versatility is well-suited to the stable and beyond. A lightweight, quick-dry enhances your comfort in any temperatures. Durable YKK® zippers, adjustable cuffs and drawcord hem.
The Helly Hansen® Ladies' Astra Jacket with PrimaLoft®, the world's best down alternative, is light in weight but exceptionally warm. Shower-proof and wind-resistant, this winter jacket is loaded with great features including generous cargo pockets, zipper with chin guard, thumbhole sleeves and adjustable cuffs. A super choice in a winter barn jacket.
Enjoy breathable, windproof and waterproof protection in this Helly Hansen® Aden Long Insulated Coat. Styled with a 3/4 length hem, this versatile jacket has a quick-dry Primaloft® lining and insulation for cozy warmth on chilly days.
The Horseware® Brianna Riding Jacket is back and even better! Waterproof, breathable and comfortable in advanced technology fabric, it stands up to life around horses. Taped seams and storm flap keep out the elements while 140 grams of insulation keeps you toasty and warm.
Horseware® Ireland comes through for riders once again with the practical, stylish Eve Padded Jacket. Right on trend with an attractive quilt design, this lightweight, shower-proof, insulated jacket is perfect for chilly day. Two zip hand pockets and one inside zip pocket for handy storage.
The Horseware® Heritage Jacket is loaded with equestrian-inspired style. This jacket is destined to be a riders' favorite with its diamond-quilting, faux leather detail, adjustable waist and many pockets. Horseware's Nanotech fabric seals out moisture; fleece lining keeps you cozy.
The smartly designed Horseware® Platinum Lea Jacket offers a fashionable twist on classic barn jacket styling. Fitted and flattering, it's waterproof, breathable and resilient. A multitude of zip and snap flap pockets inside and out keep all your essentials at hand. Practical never looked so good.
This stylish Horseware® Ona Fleece-Lined Soft Shell Jacket delivers windproof, water-repellent coverage to keep you comfortable at the barn. Offering the resilience of soft shell and the coziness of fleece, the Ona will be your go-to layer for cool, damp weather. It's cut for a great fit and complete with two handy zip pockets.
From Joules' Right as Rain collection, this All Weather 3-in-1 Jacket keeps you on the go no matter the weather conditions. It's breathable, waterproof and versatile, with a foldaway hood, two snap back vents and front zipper with storm flap. Giving you three pieces in one, it represents a great value in outerwear.
Chic country style and practicality merge in the Joules Field Coat. Truly timeless and made to last, this jacket represents a superior wardrobe investment. Rugged tweed in a semi-fitted cut wears beautifully on any occasion.
For warmth without weight or sacrificing style, you'll love the Joules Holthorpe Padded Jacket. It's made with a shower-proof outer over a blend of insulating feather and down fill. A hidden hood provides great coverage when sudden weather whips up. Suede-feel trim, feminine shaping and Joules signature details maintain a fashionable look.
This Joules Newdale Quilted Jacket offers effortless town and country style. A distinctive piece for your outerwear wardrobe, it has equestrian-inspired diamond quilting in three different sizes. Cord trim and elbow patches, a double-vented back panel with snaps and a draft-blocking stand-up collar combine for an exceptional look and functionality.
This Kerrits® Free Rein Trench Coat has all the resiliency and design features you need for the barn—and the all the style you want for town. Cut with slimming lines and a split skirt, this water-resistant 3/4 length riding coat is made of soft shell fabric with a fleece inner surface for warmth. Other features include a two-way front zipper, hood and zippered pockets.
Designed to work as hard as you do, this Kerrits® Outsider Barn Jacket with stowable hood offers the comfort of windproof, waterproof coverage. It's made for the saddle with an internal drawcord at the waist for an optimal riding silhouette and with a rear pleat with snaps to accommodate the cantle. Zippered pockets keep your essentials secure.
Flattering, fashionable and warm, this Kerrits® Shearling Jacket offers hints of bomber jacket in a saddle-friendly cut. Durable microfiber with a suede-like feel is bonded to faux shearling for cozy warmth. Discreet stretch panels provide the extra freedom to move.
A smart, modern design, this Kerrits® Stretch Panel Riding Jacket marries softshell fabric and quilted nylon panels. This harmonious match provides warmth without bulk and allows your freedom of movement. Front and back panels block wind, while a smooth exterior sheds barn debris.
This Joules Marchesa Quilted Jacket marries comfort and fashion in a streamlined blend of quilting and ribbed panels. Full of Joules' characteristic details, it offers a figure flattering shape. It's made to keep you warm, but let you move freely. You won't want to take it off.
With the Amber Jacket, Mountain Horse® proves once again its masterful ability to dress you for the season in superior comfort and style. Fashionable, functional and waterproof, it's at home in the saddle with rear riding slits, a fitted cut with elastic at the waist, two-way front zip, detachable hood and reflective details.
Designed for riders, the Mountain Horse® Belvedere Coat is warm, water-repellent, sporty and elegant. A minimum of 80% duck down and 20% feathers shields the rider from cold while premium, 4-layer construction prevents feathers from poking through. This warm ladies' riding coat has a removable, faux-fur trimmed hood, storm cuffs and 2-way front zipper.
Stylish, warm and lightweight, this Mountain Horse® Cheval Jacket is made to flatter your feminine shape. This water-repellent winter jacket features a two-way front zipper with storm flap, faux fur trimmed hood, tall lined collar and knit storm cuffs.
With its sporty, sleek design, this Mountain Horse® Cortina Soft Shell Jacket offers great comfort for riding. Wind-blocking, water-resistant soft shell fabric with stretch membrane technology and a fleece inner lets you move freely while enjoying just the right amount of warmth. Features include articulated sleeves and a two-way front zipper.
Offering adjustable coverage for changing temperatures, this Mountain Horse® Equinn Quilted Jacket is versatile, practical and ultimately stylish. A detachable inner collar and facing makes it perfect for warmer days. A tailored fit and ribbed stretch fabric panels make is perfect for riding and other activities.
Layer on warmth with the Mountain Horse® Morris Cozy Jacket. Made of soft fleece, this ladies' jacket has a front zipper with chin shield, front pockets and nylon accent details.
The Original Mountain Horse® Winter Jacket has been a riders' favorite for years! This warm Mountain Horse jacket comes equipped with detachable hood, inside pockets and showerproof outer shell to withstand cold winter riding.
The Mountain Horse® Welsh Fleece Jacket combines style with cozy comfort. Bonded fleece with a water- and windproof coating is knitted on the outside and brushed on the inside. Two-way front zipper for in-saddle comfort, knit cuffs to keep out drafts and zippered side pockets to hold items securely.
This Noble Outfitters™ Girl Tuff Canvas Jacket is as perfect for riding as it is for barn chores. A sturdy water-repellent cotton canvas outer is paired with a quilted lining with insulation for warmth. Articulated sleeves and a vented, slightly curved back allow both comfort and coverage in the saddle.
From Outback Trading Company™, this Outback Willow Jacket has a lot to offer the active rider in winter. The fun and fashionable pattern on the water-repellent outer is perfect for camouflaging barn dirt. Lightweight insulation, a streamlined cut and two-way zip are well suited to riding. Stand-up collar and elastic at the cuffs help to keep out the cold.


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Quinn Emanuel poaches Allen & Overy's Daniel Cunningham
In his new role, Cunningham will be responsible for "litigation matters involving complex financial products, in addition to bankruptcy and restructuring litigation", according to Peter Calamari, partner at Quinn Emanuel.
Cunningham currently serves as senior partner and co-head of the global US practice at Allen & Overy in New York; he will remain there until April 30. He has been with Allen and Overy since 2001.
He will officially start with Quinn Emanuel on June 29; however, Calamari said that Cunningham will be able to consult with the firm from April 30 on matters that do not conflict with Allen & Overy's clientele.
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Port of Bremerton proposes covered pavilion at Marina Park | Soroptimist chapter has donated more than $100,000 to effort
- May 6, 2016 at 2:00PM updated May 9, 2016 at 11:46AM
Construction of a covered community pavilion at Marina Park in Port Orchard has been proposed by the Port of Bremerton.
Outcomes released from city government retreat in February
- May 8, 2016 at 10:00AM
The Port Orchard City Council released finalized notes late last month from its planning retreat, which also was attended by Mayor Rob Putaansuu and other city government leadership.
The Road Report | South Kitsap roads impacted by work this week
- May 9, 2016 at 11:43AM
According to Kitsap County Public Works, the following South Kitsap roads will be affected this week by repair or construction work:
Petco to build new store in Port Orchard; company isn't confirming
- May 11, 2016 at 1:00PM updated at 5:20PM
Pet supply company Petco reportedly will build a new store to serve the Port Orchard area.
SK graduate finds passion for rowing at University of Portland
- May 13, 2016 at 8:27AM
Alyssa Soete finds her new favorite sport after reaching out to the rowing coach upon her acceptance to the University of Portland.
Calendar | May 13 - 19
- May 13, 2016 at 11:00AM
Here is a sampling of Port Orchard area events and activities for May 13-19.
The Road Report | South Kitsap roadways impacted by work through May 20
- May 13, 2016 at 12:39PM
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Artist McInnis to have solo art exhibits in South Kitsap this summer
- May 13, 2016 at 3:10PM
Port Orchard artist Mary J. McInnis will have the first of three solo art exhibits at the Sidney Gallery in June.
South Kitsap home engulfed in flames
- May 16, 2016 at 3:00PM updated May 19, 2016 at 2:41PM
A single-wide manufactured home in South Kitsap was destroyed by fire early Monday morning (May 16) at the 4400 block of Eastway Drive SW.
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- May 19, 2016 at 7:00AM
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Helpline brings in supplies through drives
- May 19, 2016 at 2:37PM
The South Kitsap School District's annual "Stuff the Bus!" food drive on May 7 was a huge success, according to Jennifer Hardison, executive director of South Kitsap Helpline.
Culvert replacement work means traffic headaches for Highway 166
- May 19, 2016 at 2:31PM
Motorists who use State Route 166, Anderson Hill Road near Gorst and Highway 16 are in for some Seattle-style traffic headaches beginning sometime in June.
Visit Kitsap Peninsula receives Port of Seattle tourism grant
- May 19, 2016 at 2:00PM updated May 20, 2016 at 11:09AM
Visit Kitsap Peninsula has received a $10,000 grant from the Port of Seattle to create an international portal to the organization's website.
Candidates have until 4:30 p.m. Friday to file for elected office
- May 19, 2016 at 6:00PM updated May 20, 2016 at 11:11AM
A familiar face in South Kitsap elected office will challenge an incumbent for a state legislative seat this November.
Rob Putaansuu: Just four months into job, mayor sees opportunities for new growth
- May 19, 2016 at 7:00PM
Rob Putaansuu has been mayor of Port Orchard for just a little over four months, but he's already seen positive movement in his efforts to seek out funding sources for area transportation projects and restructure city government.
'Beautiful Reflections' offers free haircuts for cancer patients
- May 20, 2016 at 9:16AM
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Anya Fogel bet out kids all over the state to win second place at National History Day and earn a trip to Washington D.C.
Manchester Elementary students design underwater vehicles
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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard came to Manchester Elementary to help students build their own ROVs.
Putaansuu: City government working to communicate better, fights for more project funding
- May 26, 2016 at 10:36AM
In order to advance a list of comprehensive and complicated civic projects in the near future, Port Orchard Mayor Rob Putaansuu said it will require city employees to communicate with each other and the public in better, more streamlined ways.
City Council joins state, county to adopt fireworks ordinance
- May 26, 2016 at 12:00PM
Taking the lead from state and Kitsap County emergency fire ordinances, the Port Orchard City Council voted May 24 to have the option to ban the sale and use of fireworks, if it sees a need during dry summer conditions.
Memorial Day Weekend Festivals schedule
- May 26, 2016 at 3:46PM
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City streets getting spruced up
- May 26, 2016 at 3:00PM
One of Mayor Rob Putaansuu's pet peeves as he drives into Port Orchard along its city streets are weeds.
Seagulls help introduce summer of fun
- May 27, 2016 at 9:00AM
Port Orchard's Marina Park will be filled to the brim with residents and visitors coming to town this weekend to celebrate the city's Memorial Day Weekend Festival.
A road to rest: The Unforgotten Ride To Tacoma service member remains accompanied to cemetery
- May 28, 2016 at 3:01PM
The remains of a service member were transferred to an official of The Unforgotten Ride to Tahoma Memorial Day Ceremony May 28 outside the Kitsap County Administration Building.
Calling All Seagulls! Competitors brave the rain on Saturday
- May 28, 2016 at 4:00PM
A young seagull caller is faced down by a lineup of Port Orchard's best-dressed judges during the Seagull Calling competition May 28 at the Waterfront.
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anyone know if those were stop-losses taken out or something to do with oil demand futures?
It is dropping because I bought some more on Friday. Never fails! If you guys can convince me to sell all of my MHR it is a sure thing to go up the next day!!All kidding aside, I don't read too much into these ups and downs. Market is jittery and until we start seeing some results from the Eagle Ford, Marcellus, pipeline etc, this is just another feel good story. Once the production from these new initiatives starts showing up, then we will likely move up. Until then, it will bounce around.
I thought we would make it through the day without dropping below $4 but now it looks like we are headed a little lower before the close.
Today is a good day to buy. The price will start going up on Wednesday at 9:40 mountain time when Gary presents at the Enercom Conference. I have been following MHR for a while now and every time Gary gives a presentation the price goes up.
john -are you seeing an upside target of 4.60 - 4.70?


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A curtain rises on this superb Hampton rental. To those who cannot afford the Hampton mansions, this low-priced rental presents itself to the discerning renter. Located just minutes from Sag Harbor, Noyac Bay beach and Long Beach you are close to all that makes the Hamptons a world class destination without paying those high prices. Home is surrounded by flourishing trees on one acre of secluded land. 3 bedrooms (sleeps 6), den, 2 ½ baths, kitchen with breakfast nook, central air, living room with stone fireplace. Wireless internet. Hanging plants, bird feeders and wind chimes grace large wraparound porch filled with wicker furniture and hammock for two as you bird watch or nap. Backyard has oversized multi-level decking with awning and hot tub along with a lovely screened in, furnished gazebo. Hot tub is a favorite attraction, especially at night when you can look up and see the stars. We also have back yard fire-pit surrounded by chairs, great place for night time fun. No pets, no smokers, no party groups, no subleasing, responsible people only please. This prime location has it all . . . don't let this one get away.
Beautiful Hampton beaches / Noyac Bays
Historic Sag Harbor shopping/people watching
golfing (optional)
whale watching (optional)
Hampton Classic Horse Show (August 2 – Sept 5)
Hampton International Film Festival (Oct 6 – Oct 12)
October Fest / Harbor Fest (in Sag Harbor in the fall)
Antique shopping
3 hour Sunset Romantic Boat Cruises (from Sag Harbor- summertime)
concerts in the park (summer in Sag Harbor)
Annual outdoor Art Exhibitions / sales
Book discussions from East Hampton Library
Hampton Fairs and Festivals
Winery Tours
Easthampton walking tours
Restaurants/night clubs/dancing
You can rent a bicycle, rent a kayak rent, 3 hour Sunset Boat Cruises (from Sag Harbor-summertime), horseback riding, whale watching & The International Hampton Classic Horse Show (August 29 –Sept 5th), golfing, fishing, hiking, antiquing, winery tours, museums, Harbor Fest (Sept 7 – 15th. Just relax and get away from it all, the choice is yours. No pets, no smokers, no party groups, no subleasing/timeshares, responsible people only please. Don't let this one get away.
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beautiful wooden setting, close to lovely bay beaches with many amenities and facilities found in top resorts.
We stayed for the weekend with friends to celebrate my 50th birthday. It was charming . The owners thought of everything porch swing, double hammock , deck dining seating for 10. It was well maintained and very clean. The owner was very kind and accommodating , met us at the house, gave us a tour and even provided firewood for the fire pit and indoor fireplace. They thought of everything right down to a sewing kit! Beautiful place to go and just relax! Great value
We just returned from over a week stay at this house and it was fabulous. The house was left very clean and fully accesorized with everything we needed including the kitchen (lots of utencils, etc), the outdoors part was charmin, the hot tub new and clean, the outdoor dining large and comfortable, the location was great with the beach and bay just minutes away, supermarket near by, great nature sanctuary for the kids 5 min drive away, and Sag Harbor no more than 10-15 min away. Our kids just had the best of time as well as we did - very relaxing, spacious and charming.
The landlords, Richard and Laurie were very helpful and responsive on every level, and we felt very welcome.
We highly recomend it to any family or visitors!
The east end of Long Island is known for its fabulous wineries and antique shopping. Dine at waterfront restaurants with sunsets that are absolutely unforgettable. Walk to Noyac Bay beach or drive 2 minutes to Long Beach (ocean 20 mins away). Nature walks at Elizabeth Morten's Wildlife Sanctuary where birds eat from your hand and Trout Pond with deck walkway ½ around pond–it is fed by fresh water springs is only a few minutes away as are several golf courses. The villages of Sag Harbor, Southampton, Shelter Island, Watermill and Bridgehampton are each about 4 - 8 miles away. There are bicycle rentals, kayak/canoe rentals, boating, horseback riding, whale watching, sunset romantic boat cruises and concerts in the park (both summertime in Sag Harbor), annual outdoor Art Exhibitions / sales, Harbor Fests, Farmers Market, book discussions from East Hampton Library, golfing, fishing, hiking, museums or dancing the night away at one of the many clubs. There is something for everyone. Just come and get away from it all making our home your choice location to do it all (at a reasonable price).
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New Year's Eve 2016
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A long-awaited revolution in the jeans business has begun, somewhat quietly. After years of sales declines, Levi Strauss & Co. said in October it would begin producing a mass-market line for Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
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The line officially launches at the Bentonville, Ark.-based chain's 2,850 U.S. locations on July 22, but last month Levi's began sending small batches of Levi Strauss Signature jeans to select Wal-Mart units to test its distribution systems before the full rollout.
In developing Levi Strauss Signature, executives at the San Francisco-based firm began walking a tightrope. They were adamant they were not going to open distribution of core Red Tab products to the mass giant, because of the line's opening price points of about $30 that are higher than what Wal-Mart charges for jeans and out of concern that Levi's other customers wouldn't want to go head-to-head with the world's largest retailer.
So the Signature line doesn't bear the distinctive Red Tab, pocket arcuate or two-horses leather patch that have been the brand's trademarks for more than a century. The identifying marker on the new collection, which will retail jeans for $23 to $26, is a leather patch bearing a replica of the Strauss signature from an old sales invoice.
When the jeansmaker released its second-quarter results, it revealed it had already built up more than $10 million of inventory for the new line as it readied for the launch and that it had invested another $10 million in infrastructure.
"Levi Strauss Signature has a very promising future and in short order it will be a major…international…brand that is an important part of our overall company sales," said president and chief executive officer Phil Marineau.
Levi's officials have said they expect the business to generate "hundreds of millions" of dollars in annual sales and industry sources have said it could quickly reach the billion-dollar mark.
Marineau also acknowledged that, given the lackluster retail environment, the Wal-Mart launch is the main reason Levi's is expecting sales growth in the second half of the year.
Levi's officials have emphasized that they believe they have to sell to the mass market because of its huge sales potential. Statistics illustrate the sector's strength in denim: Last year the average price paid for a pair of women's jeans in the U.S. was $23.35, according to STS Market Research of Cambridge, Mass. Wal-Mart alone claimed 10 percent of the $5.26 billion spent on jeans by American women over the age of 13, also according to STS.
Officials at VF Corp., the world's largest apparel company and Levi's biggest competitor in the mass channel, contend they're not worried about the new competition.
"First of all, our customers tend to cross-shop anyway, especially females. They have been buying Levi's and Riders, and Wrangler and Lee across many channels of distribution," said Angelo LaGrega, president of Greensboro, N.C.-based VF's mass market jeans brands, a portfolio that includes Riders, Wrangler and some Lee business. "In some ways, we think long-term it's going to help the whole industry."
He explained that VF's research shows that only 40 percent of shoppers at mass-market stores buy jeans there, adding, "by getting brands like Levi's and competing with brands like Riders, it brings more people into the apparel area."
He denied claims by Levi's officials that VF has been trimming prices on some of its mass-market products in advance of the arrival of Levi's Signature at Wal-Mart.
Levi's brings a powerful asset to the game: the most recognized jeans brand in the U.S. and probably the world, according to most sources. The biggest question will be its ability to fulfill Wal-Mart's potentially massive orders on time.
One of the contributing factors to Levi's six-year sales slump was a breakdown in its distribution procedures in the late Nineties. Levi's officials said they've fixed those problems, but they also acknowledge that the Signature business is a massive undertaking.


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The Georgia Dome is a big dome, but not as big as the Super Dome. The more I look around here courtside (yes, despite being relegated to the upper deck in both San Jose, and Washington the Final Four I'm back courtside again) the more I anticipate a fantastic atmopshere. The seats are surprisingly intimate with the court for a venue of this side.
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Skip to comments.Making/Storing Gasoline
Posted on 07/03/2012 7:43:58 AM PDT by knarf
It's my understanding that the whole oil refining operation is,
Now, I know it can't be THAT simplistic, but, at least I think it is on that line of reasoning.
I know storing gasoline for a future time would require a relatively simple, but at greater labor and cost.
Because I use #2 heating oil (basically diesel), is there some way this product can be acceptably home refined to fire up an infernal combustion engine?
Please ping any oil people for some insight on this, thanx.
I meant an infernal frustration engine.
You can burn Home Heating oil in a Diesel Vehicle (was that your question?)
You're gonna need a bigger boat.
There is no simple way to make gasoline from #2 fuel oil at home and shortcuts will lead to amazing house fires. Get a diesel powered car/truck
People who do that usually have chemical engineering degrees and very expensive equipment.
Yeah, I agree, but I don't have one .. and because I drive a lot (thus think a lot, when not listening to Wilkow .. etc.), I wondered about might be involved.
Refining involves heat AND a catalyst to divide up the materials.
Diesel is already refined so, there is no "gasoline" left in it.
Home refining should be left to the professionals (meth-heads!).
You can add a stabilizer to gasoline that will let you keep it for up to a year or so. After that, GFL
Usually, what I do is take gasoline, put it in a frying pan, and bring it to a rolling boil over an open flame. With one hand, open a mason jar and with the other, strike a lighter to chase the fumes into the jar. Then seal the jar and leave in sunlight.
Are you looking for emergency mobility in times of crisis ?
(I'm guessing you're assuming they'll deliver home heating oil even if they can't supply vehicle diesel and gas - that of course will be a political issue)
I'd suggest picking up an "older" diesel vehicle - one without the sophisticated super high pressure injection used in the last 10 years - the new ones require really clean fuel. The old Mercedes and some Dodge and Ford trucks could run on home heating oil.
However, you can burn the no. 2 oil straight up in a diesel engine. You can also burn kerosene straight up in a diesel, and if you pre-heat it to drive up the vapor pressure (wrap a few coils of copper fuel line around the exhaust manifold) you can burn kerosene in a low-compression gasoline engine. If you choose this latter option, count on re-jetting your carb (don't try this with a fuel-injected engine unless you can also reprogram the E-prom for kerosene). Also count on hard starting, reduced power, and ugly emissions. If I were going to try to run a car on kero, I would build it as a dual-fuel system that could start and run on gas until it was warmed up, then switch to kerosene.
Also, in refineries there is a process called "Cat Cracking." (Catalytic breaking of long string molecules into shorter ones.) It allows them to chose whether to produce more diesel, or more gasoline, or more of whatever. They can tweak the process and convert more of the oil into whatever they want the most.
If you are looking to develop an energy source post financial collapse, I would advise you to look at natural gas. You don't have to refine it, you can use it straight off the well head. (or pipe) It would be best if you can remove the water from it, but it will work even if you don't. There are kits available on E-Bay to convert a gasoline powered engine to run on both gasoline AND natural gas. (Either/Or)
The only down side to it is that you have compress it into pressure vessels to hold your fuel, and those vessels have to be able to handle pressures in the 4,000 PSI range, such as an oxygen bottle from an Oxy-Acetyelene welding rig. But don't put natural gas into an Oxygen bottle unless steps have been taken to get rid of the Oxygen in it! Even then, don't do it while our current government is still functional!
I am in the process of setting up a natural gas filling station, and I have already bought a duel fuel car, and a kit to convert another one. Gasoline and oil often have to be trucked to places, but natural gas can arrive by pipeline as quickly as you can pump it. In an economic collapse, I expect the gas and oil shipments to stop before the natural gas quits coming out of the pipe.
The temperatures and pressures, plus catalysts and lots of sulfuric acid makes cracking oil to gas a factory operation. Good idea, though!
But it's Independence Day and I'm off work for a couple of days .... I'll give it a try ...
Thanx Laz, I know you wouldn't steer a guy wrong.
I DO have a Chemical Engineering degree, and you can't do this at home. The biggest problem (as noted above) is that the lighter gasoline is already gone. That means you'd have to further crack the oil. Not a simple process.
The other part of the process that you've described is fractional distillation. This part maybe could be done at home (ask moonshiners), but not on your heating oil.
Diesel stores much better than gasoline, if kept at a relatively low, stable, temperature and periodically "stirred."
There are also home bio-fuel set ups that make a reasonable amount of diesel out of farm waste. They are not quite econmic (although close), but would be very economic if the wheels feel off society.
Buying a diesel vehicle would be the easiest solution. Running vegetable oil is illegal in some places with quite large fines. There is no free lunch when the government is involved.
Making bio-diesel is rather easy (and far safer). Gasoline, however, is much more precise (and dangerous).
Find yourself an old diesel Mercedes or VW (avoid the diesel Oldsmobile as they were horrible).
sorry, misread your post.
Get a car/generator with a diesel engine.
Here is another idea that was big in WWII during with all the rationing. A wood-gas vehicle.
No, it might have been that way back in the 1920s, but a modern refinery is far more complicated, that is only one step out of very many process units.
I know storing gasoline for a future time would require a relatively simple, but at greater labor and cost.
Gasoline does not store well for extended periods of time. In addition to the ethanol that absorbs water over time, gasoline contains some components that are going to evaporate out as well.
Because I use #2 heating oil (basically diesel), is there some way this product can be acceptably home refined to fire up an infernal combustion engine?
Do you have a home supply of crude oil you want to refine into diesel? Or are you looking to make diesel from another oil product?
Are you looking for a disaster plan or a way to become more economic. If the later, you need to be concerned about taxes, for the revenuers will be concerned and they do give significant fines to those that avoid their excise tax on fuel.
get yourself a diesel engine (I assume we are talking about being prepared for the zombie apocalypse)
you CAN actually make your own diesel fuel, and it looks surprisingly simple (many online instructions and youtube videos)
I can do anything once I see someone do it, so youtube videos have become my go-to for an incredible amount of this type of training material
skinning a dear, building storage, water filters, digging a well- I wish I could SAVE videos because when the zombie apocalypse comes I am assuming the 'net will be down...
You have to learn to filter the oil of particles, as you cannot just pour it from the pan to the tank.
Creating gasoline is a distillation process. It's not a process that you can easily do from home as the amount that an average person can create on his own would be very small.
Not to mention that it is also dangerous. Each gallon of gasoline, when pressurized is the equivalent of about 15 sticks of dynamite. You could easily, if you make a mistake, destroy the area that you are working it when trying to distill gasoline.
You're far better off to store diesel in large storage tanks as diesel can keep for years, as I understand it. Whereas gasoline is really only good for a couple of months before it degrades to the point of uselessness for running vehicles.
Which is why I now can menstruate, molt my skin, catch updrafts to glide effortlessly for hours, breastfeed, dislocate my jaw to swallow the pig whole, hold my breath for hours as I lurk on the riverbed, give birth, skeletonize a cow in 5 minutes, heat up to 750 degrees during reentry, and cause enough shadow to form a partial eclipse.
After reading through your responses to posts, I see you are after something different than I thought.
If you want to make gasoline out of heating oil, the answer is no, unless you are going to build a cracker, either thermal or catalytic. The diesel does not contain enough of the lighter hydrocarbon molecules necessary in basic gasoline. Those have already been removed from the crude oil stream during the refining process.
Also, as others have pointed out, modern gasoline contains some specific and necessary additives for your engine. If you got straight gasoline, as from the turn of the previous century, your modern car, if it would run, would only run for a while before becoming an expensive paperweight.
This is me grinning at that line....
Sure, buy a diesel powered vehicle. Your fuel oil will burn just fine.
You can save YouTube videos and burn them to optical discs... do a bit of online research. Start by looking at Firefox browser plug-ins.
You would be better off attacking the problem at a different angle. Try using a large distiller to make pure (200 proof)alcohol. You may have to use zeolite to remove the last traces of water.
You're going to make a great news story someday. LOL
That would explain you crispy appearance on occasion ...
There's probably not much you can do at home with the heating oil/diesel. But there's nothing to stop you from buying a barrel of West Texas Crude and distilling it into the various -anes (hexane, heptane, octane) that make up gasoline. I don't imagine it's a very profitable venture but it is probably possible.
As long as the neighbors aren't too snoopy and your building covenants allow for heavy industry.
you too?
Which is why I now can menstruate, molt my skin, catch updrafts to glide effortlessly for hours, breastfeed, dislocate my jaw to swallow the pig whole, hold my breath for hours as I lurk on the riverbed, give birth, skeletonize a cow in 5 minutes, heat up to 750 degrees during reentry, and cause enough shadow to form a partial eclipse."
You good!
You better when a Keyboard Alert precedes such abundant goodness.
Here is the principle behind this setup-- far safer than trying to make gasoline!!: Charcoal burning conversion kits, which are really wood gas generators, enjoyed a brief civilian and military niche market in England, Germany, Australia, the United States, and other countries up to and during World War II. Wood gas generators were used to power taxis in Korea as late as 1970.
A charcoal burner actually burns the gases produced by heated wood. The burner is a two part system: a closed chamber with chunks of wood in it, and a charcoal burner to heat the closed chamber and make the wood generate gases by a process called pyrolysis.
Flammable gases produced by pyrolysis are then routed to a carburetor of sorts, mixed with air, and burned in the engines combustion chambers. Once the wood in the closed chamber has produced gases and turned to charcoal, it is transferred to the charcoal burner to heat the next load of wood. Some charcoal-fueled cars were designed to be started on gasoline, and would then be switched to charcoal once the vehicle was underway.
LOL. Sounds good. I've also found that you need to store the jars at night beside the wood fire. That way it stays warm- almost as good as the sun on a hot day.
One thing you might consider is 100 LL AVGAS.
AVGAS is much more refined than the standard unleaded gasoline and lasts much longer.
There are several drawbacks:
The LL is "low lead" and thus you cannot use it a vehicle with catalytic converters. (my experience is the "low" part is a joke.)
No road tax so not legal to run on the road.
Going to the local airport and schlepping it in 5 gallon jugs.
But my "airboat" loved it.
I should add, both of those would require special modifications to your car. Check out some of the first automobile prototypes they often used fuels other than gasoline.
Also, while it's not practical on a large scale, ethanol can work on a small, home-scale, being that it's just fancy moonshine.
I agree. I actually looked at wood gas, and it is possible to use it. The only down side is that it takes a bit of constant attention, and it produces a lot of tar that won't do your engine any good.
There are some pretty good sites online that have plans for making some pretty good wood gas generators. (Like you said.)
Another very significant downside users should be aware of: The main combustion gas produced is carbon monoxide. Leaks in the system can be very dangerous to the user if inside a garage or other closed building.
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Bowness Road is located 228.95 miles North West from the centre of London, 22.01 miles North West from the centre of Lancaster, 49.49 miles South from the centre of Carlisle and 56.44 miles North from the centre of Liverpool.
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|Average Age : 45.23
|Population: 1514.00
|Male Population: 761.00 (50.26%)
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Our Condo is located in one of the most prestigious areas. We are in a gated community. What makes our condo better than most you ask? First off, the entire condo has been remodeled from top to bottom ! New tile and carpet throughout. It has 2 Master Suites with large bathrooms, Large living area. Computer hookup. Nearly new remodeled kitchen, A garage that is attached with laundry facilities, washer & dryer and storage shelving. Nicely furnished, 1st master suite; California king bed, 2 large dressers, walk-in closet, countertop is granite, with double sinks and a new soaker tub, high boy toilet , vaulted ceiling, New high grade carpet, plantation shutters, Cable TV. Second bedroom (2) 2 Single tall boy beds, custom cabinetry, computer ready, Cable TV. The bathroom has been remodeled with marble counter top, canned lighting, New shower, with combo head, high boy toilet. Our unit is located on greenbelt with stunning sunsets and mountain views. We are also within walking distance to all community facilities. We are within minutes to shopping, restaurants, golfing, and Oh yes, the prestigious tennis matches. Our complex has 2 Beautiful pools, Jacuzzi's, and our condo is right in the middle of both ! They are tennis courts. Golf nearby. Please e-mail for price quote. Small dog OK $200 addtl. deposit per dog
(max 2). We are also pet lovers. Our first visitor since the remodel has assured us 'they will be back'. We know you will enjoy your stay.
Recent Review
A Little Bit of Heaven
About the Owner
Hello, we are John and Anita. We purchased this condo for my father several years ago, and now John and I call it our
Little Bit of Heaven. We both we born in California. We have worked up until last year. Hurray, we are now retired. Our Condo is located in one of the most prestigious areas. John thinks Im 'silly' because I want everything to make your stay a ' a wonderful memory' That is why we have left the cut crystal, plenty of candles, and hopefully everything you will need. We are hoping to obtain a relationship where you will want to return year after year.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Dan and I thought this would be the run of the mill place. We were so wrong.
The condo has a two car garage, with washer and dryer. When we left we had all clean clothes. The accomodations were excellent.We will definatly be
back next year.
3 Reviews
4.7 based on 3 traveler reviews
Respectful review
This unit could easily be rated excellent with small changes. The TV in the Master Bedroom is antequated and blurry, also with limited channels. The unit had all the amenities that are needed. The owner needs to modify his instructions so the renter does not have to call him for info. For example the instructions should include the following: (1) Garbage days are on Thursdays. (2) The remote control for the garage also opens the entrance gates. (3) The keys labeled tennis courts also opens the restrooms at the swimming pool. (4) The WI-FI password should be posted or mailed to with the keys. (5) Should not charge $250.00 deposit for movie rentals if you can not provide password to rent them. The above changes would eliminate unnecessary calls to the owner.
A Little Bit of Heaven
The condo was beautiful and the owners very accommodating and helpful. It was close to all of our destinations and made access easy for our excursions. The pools and grounds were beautiful but the tennis courts could use some attention. We were unable to play in the evening as the lights were not working. Hopefully they are in the process of restoring as we look forward to staying again next year.
Very Pleasant
Enjoyed our stay. Everything was available for our needs. Very close to shopping and grocery. It was the perfect location for us with friends near by in Palm Desert and Indian Wells. Owners were very attentive and easy to work with.
From the Owner
"We fell in love with the Palm Desert from the very start. The air is clean, mountain views are spectacular. We have the cream of the crop when it comes to golf and tennis. The people here seem to be more serene. There is so many things to do and see. You wont' be disappointed."
Rental rates
- $3500.00 monthly not incl. fees
- US Dollars
- 28 day min. stay. Please inquire for a customized rate to fit your needs.
- We are pet friendly and we will allow up to 2 small to medium dogs.
- Your breed MUST have NO reputation or history of biting.
- Please make sure your pet(s) are current on shots. $200.00 per dog.
- 12
- Available arrival
- 12
- Available stay (no arrival)
- 12
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From the Owner
"The lifestyle! After a 'hard' day of shopping or golfing- there's nothing like enjoying an in-condo massage! We have a business relationship with local Polish Massage Therapist Stan and his son Maroush (female therapist available as well). We have known these guys for 20years- they give the best massages ever. Reasonable prices keep us coming back year after year. When we had our Golden Retriever 'Lucy' and she was suffering from arthritus, he gave her a massage as well !"
Property Type
- condo
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Air Conditioning
- Clothes Dryer ...
- Computer Available
- Garage ...
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
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- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Parking Off Street ...
- Telephone
- Towels Provided ...
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- Wireless Internet ...
- Catering Available ...
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils ...
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Ice Maker
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator ...
- Stove
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- CD Player
- DVD Player ...
- Games
- Music Library
- Satellite / Cable ...
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Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool ...
- Heated Pool
- Hot Tub
- Shared Hot Tub ...
Onsite Services
- Massage
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- non smoking only ...
- pets considered ...
Location Type
- Mountain View
- churches
- cinemas
- health/beauty spa
- library
- live theater
- museums
- playground
- recreation center
- restaurants
- synagogues
- theme parks
- water parks
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- bird watching
- gambling casinos
- horseback riding
- horseshoes
- miniature golf
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- shopping
- shuffleboard
- sight seeing
- walking
- wildlife viewing
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- hot air ballooning
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- racquetball
- rock climbing
- swimming
- tennis
Floor Area
- 1700 sq. ft.
- Bathroom 1 - toilet, combination tub/shower, Bathroom 1 remodeled 2/1/2113 soaker tub, marble countertops
- Bathroom 2 - toilet, shower, Bathroom 2 remodele 2/1/2113, granite countetops
- Both bathrooms have been done with custom tile work, new tile flooring. Master bath has soaker tub, Master suite 2 has Shower with Combo showhead. Very Nice !
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1 (Master) - 1 king, California King Bed, Down Pillows
- Bedroom 2 Master - 2 twin/ single, 2nd Master suite has 2 tall boy bed
- King size beds (1) California King, Twin or Single Beds (2) Two (2) twin tall boy beds.
- Deck / Patio ...
- Golf
- Lawn / Garden
- Outdoor Grill
- Tennis
- Guests provide their own meals
- We have three (3) people who do massages and they will come to you. I have used them for 23 years. Our condo has everything you could want to make your stay nice, and comfortable. We have new bedding, New towels, All the kitchen appliances you will need, ie.. Blender, Steamer, Crock Pot, Mixer.


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Girl must spend EVERY night of her life in hospital after developing unique diabetic condition
Alice Halstead is only 18 years old, but will have to sleep in hospital for the rest of her life because a single night out could kill her.
While girls her age are going to university and discovering bars, Alice has never got drunk, gone clubbing, or stayed out late.
She treats each day as if it is her last due to her unique and unpredictable condition that has baffled doctors around the world.
Alice having a Plasma exchange in 2007. The teenager has spent two and a half years in hospital due to her unique diabetic condition. Despite her illness she is determined to raise money for charity
Alice has an extreme form of diabetes, that if treated does not limit her life expectancy, but meand she has to be monitored around the clock.
The one in 6.7billion condition causes the teenager's blood sugar to vary wildly and she needs hourly treatment to stop her slipping into a diabetic coma.
Without a cure Alice has told she faces every night of her life in a hospital bed.
In a unique twist the vital insulin pumped into Alice to control the diabetes and save her life also makes her extremely poorly - reacting and causing potential deadly blood clots.
This Christmas will be her third in hospital and she has spent the last two and a half years there.
Alice has never had a boyfriend, never been to a pub and has only ever had once drink of alcohol - a glass of champagne on her 18th birthday, which had to be when she was supervised and surrounded by doctors.
'I do find myself thinking that in many respects I am very lucky'
At the age of 16, she was a normal, healthy teenager with hardly a care in the world.
When she started feeling weak and lethargic blood tests revealed her unique condition.
Speaking from the hospital bed in Airedale Hospital in Keighley, West Yorks, she said: 'My condition is one of a kind. Nobody knows if I will ever get out of hospital, I could spend the rest of my life here - it's a terrible thought.
'I spent 16 living a healthy, normal life and I never thought I would be in the situation I am in now or spend years in hospital.
'I was diagnosed with Type One diabetes on June 7, in 2006, but very quickly it became apparent this wasn't an ordinary form of the condition.
'It's been an absolute rollercoaster since I first went to my doctors and after taking tests I could see from his face something wasn't right.
'I was told that it was very serious and rushed to the paediatrics ward. I sat there in a daze, with my legs trembling trying to contemplate what the future held for me - I had no idea what it all meant and how it could change my life.
'I had central lines put into my heart - these are tubes that administer the insulin directly. But my weak immune system meant infections kept coming back, and I have also been diagnosed with Endocarditis, a infection of the heart valve.
'I've now had 22 central lines put in, and have three blood clots, which makes it very difficult to insert another one - which I need to give me my insulin intravenously.
'I am completely unique, no medical professionals have found anyone else like me.'
Alice Halstead has baffled doctors with her condition, which means she must spend every night in hospital
On the rare occasions Alice goes shopping, she has to be incredibly careful to avoid crowds of people who could knock over the pump she is constantly attached to.
She has been unable to take her GCSEs or A Levels and at the start of her diagnosis, none of the doctors knew what was wrong.
A series of blood tests were taken in March 2007 and her blood was sent around the world - results showed she was totally unique antibody levels in her body had rocketed.
Her insulin level was mindboggling high at 85,000 milligrams - a normal person's insulin levels should be between 0 and 120.
And the insulin she was being given to keep her alive was actually making the condition worse.
It was being bound to the antibodies, stored and then released later, causing her blood sugar to plummet.
An intravenous dextrose drip was also attached to her in the hope that it would maintain her blood sugar levels.
Various drugs were also pumped into her body in the hope that something would work and keep the dangerous antibodies away.
Eventually they began to slowly disappear but Alice's condition stayed the same and she now has the immune system of a newborn baby.
Doctor Phillip Holland, who treats Alice at Leeds General Infirmary, said he had never seen a similar case.
He said: 'Alice's condition is unique in the way that it binds a large quantity of insulin.
'Alice and her family have coped remarkably well with everything - I hope in part it is because we have always been open and honest with her. She has taken a very pragmatic and sensible approach to it all.
'We are all hoping that the antibodies stay away and that Alice can one day live a normal life.'
Alice has used her time in hospital to raise awareness of others with the same condition.
She was granted a wish by the Rays of Sunshine charity and was taken to London in July 2009 to see the Lion King.
'You never know what's going to happen however poorly or well you are, so I just enjoy each day like it's my last'
She was so inspired by her experience and by meeting other ill children in hospital that she began to tirelessly raise money for the charity and has already collected £11,000.
She said: 'Spending two years in hospital makes you realise that there is always someone worse off than yourself.
'I have met so many ill children and their families and sadly not all those children have survived.
'After my trip I wanted other children to be able to have a similar opportunity to me.
'Despite all the problems I have, I do find myself thinking that in many respects I am very lucky - mainly because of all the support I get.
'I do believe that being ill makes you a better person, you appreciate what you have in life and enjoy the simple things that mean so much to you as a individual.
'We don't always have the opportunity to choose what happens in our lives but we do have the choice to make a difference to what really matters.
'It's hoped that one day I might be able to lead a normal life, but you never know what's going to happen however poorly or well you are, so I just enjoy each day like it's my last.'
Donations can be made to Alice's charity through the JustGiving website
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Should e-readers be allowed in coffee shops?
The NY Times Bits blog has an interesting posting about whether or not e-readers should be allowed in the coffee shops that do not allow computers. Are e-readers equivalent to computers or paper books? What do you think?
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- Clyde Smith said...
I think somebody smart should be creating ereader cases that look like books.
In fact, someone may already have since creating cases and peripherals whose design refers to previous technologies happens all the time.
And sometimes there's a market for that!
- August 14, 2010 at 10:28 AM
- dltj said...
Hmm. My first observation was: there are coffee shops that don't allow computers?
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An American Composer, Giacchino has composed music for films, video games and television, including three {{Pixar}} films. He first gained recognition for ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''.
Won an Academy Award for ''WesternAnimation/{{Up}}'' and a Emmy for ''Series/{{Lost}}''. Can be seen as a modern-day Music/JohnWilliams.
[[PungeonMaster Known for naming many of his pieces with awful puns]].
He also created the new fanfare for the [[MilestoneCelebration 100th anniversary]] Creator/{{Paramount}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWb9v8OB8HA logo]], along with the fanfare for the new [[Film/HammerHorror Hammer Films]].
Much of his work for Creator/{{Pixar}} can be found on [[AwesomeMusic/{{Pixar}} Pixar's Awesome Music page]].
!!Michael Giacchino has composed for:
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' (video game)
* ''VideoGame/MickeyMania'' (Sega CD and [=PlayStation=])
* ''VideoGame/DonaldInMauiMallard''
* ''[[VideoGame/TaiFuWrathOfTheTiger T'ai Fu: Wrath of the Tiger]]''
* ''VideoGame/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'' (video game)
** ''VideoGame/WarpathJurassicPark''
* ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonor'' series
** ''Medal of Honor'' (1999)
** ''Medal of Honor: Allied Assault''
** ''Medal of Honor: Frontline''
** ''Medal of Honor: Airborne''
* ''VideoGame/MuppetMonsterAdventure''
** ''Film/TheMuppetsWizardOfOz''
* ''Series/{{Alias}}''
** ''Alias'' (video game)
* ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty'' series
** ''Call of Duty'' (2003)
** ''Call of Duty: United Offensive''
** ''Call of Duty: Finest Hour''
* ''Film/{{Phenomenon}} II''
* ''Series/{{Lost}}''
** ''Lost: Via Domus''
* ''Film/MissionImpossibleIII''
** ''Film/MissionImpossibleGhostProtocol''
* WesternAnimation/PixarShorts
** "WesternAnimation/OneManBand"
** "Lifted"
** "Partly Cloudy"
** "Day & Night"
* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''
** ''The Incredibles'' (video game)
** ''The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer''
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Up}}''
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars 2}}''
* ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut''
* "WesternAnimation/HowToHookUpYourHomeTheater"
* ''Ride/SpaceMountain'' (California, Hong Kong, and Paris versions)
* ''Film/SpeedRacer'' (2008)
* ''Series/{{Fringe}}''
* ''Film/StarTrek'' (2009)
** ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness''
** ''Film/StarTrekBeyond''
* ''[[Ride/StarTours Star Tours: The Adventures Continue]]'' (pre-shows only)
* ''Film/LandOfTheLost''
* ''Series/{{Undercovers}}''
* ''Film/LetMeIn''
* ''Film/{{Mercenaries}}'' (with Chris Tilton)
* ''Film/{{Super 8}}''
* ''The Ballad of Nessie''
* ''Film/MonteCarlo''
* ''Film/FiftyFifty''
* ''Film/JohnCarter''
* ''Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes''
* ''Film/JurassicWorld''
* ''Film/{{Tomorrowland}}''
* ''Film/JupiterAscending''
* ''Disney/{{Zootopia}}''
* ''Film/DoctorStrange2016''
* ''Film/RogueOne''
!!Tropes associated with Michael Giacchino include:
* AuthorAppeal: The man loves his strings and brass sections. Expect to hear one or the other on many of his scores. (Then again, these are pretty much standard issue on most film and TV scores, but Giacchino does admittedly use them more than most).
* FutureMusic: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTfK4snGyf0&feature=channel&list=UL Composed the theme]] for [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Disneyland]]'s ''Ride/SpaceMountain'' that replaced DickDale's original theme in 2005.
* HurricaneOfPuns: His tracks have a serious tendency to be punny (virtually every track title in the ''Film/StarTrek'' soundtrack is a pun, usually either on the contents of a scene or on Nero's name). Because of his propensity for punny track names, his soundtracks also tend toward [[TrailersAlwaysSpoil inadvertent spoilers]].
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* PsychoStrings: Used constantly.
* PungeonMaster: At least half of his song titles will feature terrible puns.
* RecycledSoundtrack: Numerous themes get recycled throughout his works, leading to the same theme popping up in ''Star Trek'', ''LOST'', ''The Incredibles'', ''Up'', or ''Ratatouille'' with only a slight change to fit the theme.
* RunningGag: "World's Worst..."
** "[[Film/{{Super 8}} ...Road Trip]]"
** "[[Series/{{Lost}} ...Beach Party]]"
** "[[Series/{{Lost}} ...Landscaping]]"
** "[[Series/{{Lost}} ...Car Crash]]"
** "[[Film/SpeedRacer ...Road Rage]]"
** "[[Film/MissionImpossible ...Last Four Minutes to Live]]"
** "[[Film/MissionImpossible ...Parking Valet]]"
** "[[WesternAnimation/ToyStoryOfTerror ...Curtain Call]]"
** "[[Film/{{Tomorrowland}} ...Shop Keepers]]"
** "[[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} ...Animal Shelter]]"
** ...and [[Film/StarTrek "Galaxy's Worst Sushi Bar"]].
*** There are also [[{{Mercenaries}} "World's Best Carpool Lane"]], [[Film/SpeedRacer "World's Best Autopia"]] and [[Film/DoctorStrange "Astral World's Worst Killer"]].
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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists being top of the league is brilliant and he is sleeping better than ever, despite the perceived pressure which comes with the position.
The Reds are five points clear of Sunday's visitors Chelsea and six ahead of third-placed Manchester City, who have a match in hand, with three games to go.
Liverpool are closer to the title than they have been in the 24 years since they last won it, but Rodgers stressed it would not be a failure were they not to win it from this position.
"No chance. We have next year to go again so it is not the end of the world," he said.
"We want to win, we are in a brilliant position, but the focus is only on Chelsea.
"That is a big game for us and we will hopefully get over that hurdle - we might clip it, but as long as we get over it that is important - and then it is on to the next one.
"We must enjoy it. We are not going to not enjoy it.
"There is no pressure with it. People say to me 'Are you not enjoying it? You must not sleep at night'. I haven't slept better!
"This is brilliant, we are top of the most competitive league in the world, the city has a real vibe and excitement around it, the supporters are loving it and we are showing the real scale of the club.
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10 reasons why Liverpool can still lose the Premier League title race
1/6 Chelsea could well win at Anfield
The next game for Liverpool is against title rivals Chelsea. While Liverpool showed in the 3-2 win over Manchester City that they can win the big games, the visit of the team from west London is another proposition. Quite simply, Jose Mourinho is a genius when it comes to the big games. Against the other current top-four sides, Chelsea haven't lost. They beat City home and away, beat Arsenal 6-0 at Stamford Bridge and drew at the Emirates and won 2-1 against Liverpool. If Liverpool lose on Sunday, Chelsea will be just two points behind. If City win their remaining games and Liverpool win their other two, they will finish the season equal on points; City currently have a better goal difference.
2/6 Changes at the top
What now seems a long time ago, Arsenal were well clear at the top of the table. A little later in the season, Manchester City were leading and supposedly invincible. Liverpool, were, of course, the Christmas No 1, but sat in fourth place on New Year's Day. Chelsea had a spell at the top too. It's been a season of change, it'd be folly not to think there could be another one before the season is out.
3/6 Manchester City should not be discounted
This is a team who were two points behind Manchester United with just two minutes remaining in 2012, Sergio Aguero then scored in the 95th minute, and the rest is history. Should it go down to the final day, City will have had the experience of being in such a tense situation before, Liverpool have not - at least not for many years. If City win their remaining games and Liverpool win two and lose one, they will finish the season equal on points; City currently have a better goal difference.
4/6 Newcastle come last
Should it come down to the last day of the season there are few more fitting opponents than Newcastle. Liverpool have played out some of the classic games of the Premier League era against the Magpies, most notably the 4-3 thriller won by the Reds during the 1995/96 season. That win for Liverpool seriously damaged Newcastle's title ambitions - could the Magpies return the favour?
5/6 Liverpool's defence is awful
The Reds' defence has been as leaky as a half-built vessel in Liverpool's shipyards. They've got away with it thanks to the goals flooding in at the other end but will their luck hold out in the final couple of games? Crystal Palace, one of the remaining games, have a particular tight rear guard, making it all the more important that Liverpool hold at the other end. Liverpool have conceded more headers than any other side.
6/6 Kolo Toure
How a player of such limited ability as Kolo Toure could become the first to win the Premier League title with three different teams is unfathomable.
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"I'd be lying if I said I expected us to be top of the league, but I certainly believed in the players and trusted their qualities and believed we could challenge for the top four.
"Yes we are a year ahead (of expectations), but we're not going to complain. We'll embrace it.
"We really want to help the supporters dream by making their dreams happen, but that is something we can only do by performing well and the consequence of that is hopefully winning games."
Despite suggestions they did not have the mentality to win the title, Liverpool have so far answered their critics with 11 successive victories.
And Rodgers said because the likes of Chelsea and City had begun the season with title aspirations, they were likely to be finding it more of a strain than his squad.
"I think everyone is talking about pressure but that is Manchester City or Chelsea - when you spend that sort of money and expect to win the league," he added.
"I don't think there is pressure on ourselves, only from what we have within. Look at Tottenham, you spend over £100-odd million you'd expect to be challenging for the league.
"We will do the best we possibly can. At this moment in time we have been absolutely outstanding."
And were Liverpool not to complete the job in the next three games, the Reds boss said it would not be as a result of them cracking.
He said: "I believe it won't be because of pressure; a bit of luck might go against us or we make a mistake - which can happen in football - but the players have shown since the second half of last season we have coped with pressure."
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho suggested that, with a finely-balanced Champions League semi-final second leg at home to Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, he would field a weakened side at Anfield, but Rodgers paid that no attention.
"Jose is a winner, he won't give up," he said.
"There are certainly no mind games on behalf of him to me, he knows me well enough to know it wouldn't bother me one iota what he says or does.
"I've seen some stuff saying a weakened team will be played, but that is hugely disrespectful to their players if they are deemed to be the weaker ones in the squad.
"Whatever team they put out will have cost more than ours and will be more experienced.
"It is difficult because they have the game in the week and there is no doubt if they played the same team on Sunday and Wednesday there is a cost.
"You saw it with Manchester City. When they played us it was a really intense game, and I think Manuel (Pellegrini) felt on the Wednesday when they played Sunderland they had a real cost and ended up drawing the game."
Rodgers also expressed some sympathy for David Moyes after he was sacked by Manchester United earlier this week.
"I'm saddened that a man who is an outstanding manager lost his job in the circumstances he did," added the Northern Irishman.
"I find it fascinating and sad he was opened up to the ridicule he was."
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