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Thursday, November 29, 2012
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
The Oxford Museum of the History of Science
A couple of weekends ago, I had the opportunity to take a look around the Museum of the History of Science in Oxford. There were lots of interesting exhibits but here are a few that caught my eye.
First, a blackboard. A smart scientist called Albert Einstein visited Oxford. During his lecture - he used this blackboard. I was really thrilled to see Einstein's writing.
The formula? I'm not an expert, but I believe it shows the age of the Universe. The result of which holds up pretty well.
Here's a beautiful Marconiphone receiver.
And a Marconi transmitter!
Look at this gorgeous morse key! A 'grasshopper' design. Never seen anything like it.
An excellent visit! Highly recommended if you're in the Oxford area.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Today's 28MHz WSPR
A good day on 28MHz WSPR, particularly as I didn't get started until I'd finished playing with the DSTAR kit this morning
New version of WinDV v1.5.5
Earlier in the week I noticed that there was a new version of the WinDV software that I use in conjunction with the DVAP, version 1.5.5. I downloaded it then but it wasn't until this morning when I was doing some household chores and garden work that I had a chance to try it out. I hooked the DVAP up to REF001C and had a nice QSO with Brian, ZL1HN. During the QSO with Brian he mentioned getting a Raspberry Pi working with a DVAP which sounded an interesting project. Oh dear, I can see me getting a Pi at this rate.... I had another interesting chat with Clive 2W0CLJ who was doing good stuff with one of the DVRPTR boards and an FT7800.
Get the new version of WinDV at the dutch*star site
Friday, November 16, 2012
A good day's VHF
Running 10W at each end, both into collinears, it was an easy QSO over a path of around 140km. Not massive DX of course, but very satisfying. Following a successful exchange of signals we then turned down our power as low as it would go - around 1W in my case and were still easy able to exchange signals. Mark calculated that given the conditions at the time, around 150mW would have probably done the trick. Sadly I can't run that little power - at least not readily!
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
My first 144MHz WSPR decodes
Inspired by a tweet from PD7N this evening, I hooked up the WSPR gear to 144MHz. Although I'm only using the vertical antenna I'm pleased to have received M0DEV in IO82 - as well as being heard there too.
Haven't seen any other traces yet....
My watt of forlorn hope: progress
When I popped some dry cells in the FT790 the other day, I noticed that the springs in the battery compartment were not sufficient to keep the batteries pushed together. I emailed Yaesu but they had no spares of the battery box but did point me in the direction of some companies that could help.
However reading around last night, I saw an idea which inspired me to a possible solution. Someone on a forum had put some washers in between their batteries to keep the tension in the battery box.
I didn't have any suitable washers but this morning I headed to Homebase and had a look around. I came home armed with a couple of packs of 'Repair washers' which looked suitable. An initial effort of inserting the washers to 'pack' the batteries was unsuccessful. I then sat down with the meter to understand what was happening.
It took a few minutes but it turned out to be a corroded connection that I hadn't spotted. I cleaned that up and put the batteries and washers back. Success!
And of course, almost to the second, my iPad pinged with an email from HiFiSSB who had a battery box that they could let me have!
So, with the exception of a bit of a sloppy mode switch, the FT790 is now exactly how I want it!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Sometimes WSPR shows up some interesting 'local' paths: 28MHz this morning
Today doesn't seem to be a massive DX day on 28MHz. But actually it's just as interesting, although the plots are much closer.
Some of the distances of stations that I've heard this morning - between 300 and 600km would normally be in the 28MHz skip zone. In the days when I used to see how many countries I could work each year, countries like PA, ON and GW were hard going on 28MHz unless you found some backscatter.
Look at the map from this morning! The PAs, the French station just the other side of the channel, GW3LEW and yes, Julian, G4ILO! Very unusual conditions and I'm absolutely delighted to have copied Julian on his magic loft dipole.
Perhaps some Es around - certainly I was getting some big signal reports from the Ukraine this morning. It's unlikely that any of the contacts I've highlighted here are 'classic' Es but maybe some sort of weak scatter from the layer.
I've seen hints of this type of propagation in the mornings a few times now, but this is the best example I've experienced since I began my 28MHz WSPR activity this year.
Monday, November 12, 2012
7MHz WSPR - 12th November
I ran the 1W WSPR system on 7MHz for a few hours this evening after 28MHz had dried up. Conditions not quite as good as Friday, but nice to see VK7DIK coming through and also to get some nice reports from the US pretty early in the evening.
28MHz WSPR -Monday 12th November
Pretty good day. Nice to have a couple of spots from VK2KRR around 1200z. I can't help but notice that Julian has beaten me on the west coast again :-)
Power level 1W as usual.
My watt of forlorn hope has arrived
The FT790R that I picked up from eBay arrived today. It's always a bit of a lottery buying old kit like that. But happily, it's essentially in good condition. It receives and transmits fine.
I've found two problems so far. The first is that the battery tray looks like it may have suffered some misfortune and I guess that the springs have failed as when I took the NiCad batteries out and put 8 C cells in, the batteries slide about without making contact. I've emailed Yaesu to see if they have a battery tray. Failing that, it may be a case of 'packing' the batteries with some metal spacers.
The second issue is that the mode switch was a bit loose. I've cleaned it up and tightened it up a bit now and it seems more reliable on USB/LSB now. When it first arrived, it was a bit intermittent on those modes.
The rig sounds great! I fired it up on SSB and listened on the FT847 and it sounds good. Same on FM - so the really important bits are sound. It has a nice feel to it. Solid, just like I remember.
Of course, for the repeaters, it has no CTCSS which has precluded too much testing on the local boxes! It does have a 1750hz tone though.
Once I sort out the battery tray, I'm looking forward to taking it out portable.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
28MHz WSPR November 11th
I was busy writing the PW column this morning and doing some other work on the computer, so I didn't set the 28MHz WSPR running until around 1330z. I was running 1W as per normal.
There are some nice west coast spots today - though they didn't hear me - but good to have copied some W6/7s.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
For the Shefford Club (ISS video details and SDR notes)
Thanks very much for coming along to the 'My World of VHF' talk on Thursday evening. You were a more HF-orientated audience than I sometimes get, which actually made it a lot of fun! Thanks for your kind comments about the presentation and I hope there was at least something of interest to try on VHF/UHF.
I promised a couple of links:
Here is the link to the video of
As far as the SDR links - there's quite a few. Have a look at Richard, G4WFR's notes on getting one the RTL2832U and E4000 sticks going - there's lots of detail at his website
It sounds as if some of the initial batch of sticks is trying up, but the new tuner, the R820T sounds even more adaptable, with some HF coverage being possible too. Have a look at the Nooelec site Although they are based in the USA, they will ship to the UK and don't sound expensive. I believe they also send a batch file to help you set it all up.
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Monday, November 05, 2012
A watt of forlorn hope
Over the years I've been lucky enough to play with lots of rigs, many of which I have sold when the time came to move onto something 'better'. Most of the time that's good - and after all, you can't keep everything (so I believe). However, some of the time, you regret it.
The Yaesu FT790 that I had was always a favourite. I used it on FM for the local repeaters and simplex contacts on SU8 (433.200) with friends like Mark G4MEM, Graham G8XRS and Mark G6CMG. Connected up to a 21ele beam, I was thrilled when the 1W of SSB reached West Wales and on one notable occasion, the Isle of Man. I can't remember when I sold the FT790 or who had it! I think it went when I got my Trio TS780 144/432MHz base station.
But I always remember the FT790 fondly - for being a solid portable rig that was fun to have around.
And so it was that yesterday, I spotted one on eBay. Mislabelled and not getting much attention. There was only one thing to do wasn't there, really. One surprisingly low bid later and there is one on the way.
They say you should never look back - but it will be fun to see what I can do with a watt of forlorn hope! Let's hope the rig is in reasonable condition. I shall report back when it arrives.
Sunday, November 04, 2012
28MHz WSPR today and WSPR/WSJT on Raspberry Pi news
First thing this morning I played some 28MHz JT65A and was pleased to work ZS2I. After that I got on with a few other things so left the WSPR gear running.
There was an interruption to WSPR service this afternoon whilst Dave G4FRE and I did some interesting JT65B tests on 70MHz. Dave had got WSJT (as well as WSPR) running on his Raspberry Pi computer.
Nice to get a couple of reports, back on 28MHz WSPR from the east coast of the US, just before the band faded.


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What to Buy at the Farmers' Market: Strawberries
It's strawberry season, ya'll! And that means plenty of pies, trifles and parfaits are in order, but did you know there are lots of savory recipes that contain strawberries, too? While you're at the farmers' market this weekend, pick up a carton or two of fresh berries… you'll need the extras to snack on while you're cooking!
Look for berries that are bright, firm and shiny with fresh green caps still in tact. Take a whiff to make sure they smell, well, like strawberries! Opposed to other produce, you do not want to wash or cut strawberries before you are ready to use them. A wet strawberry turns into a spoiled strawberry very quickly!
Although strawberries are available year round, unless you're in California or Florida, they aren't going to be as fresh before June or after August, so buy your local strawberries while you still can!
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U.S. women who smoke today have a much greater risk of dying from lung cancer than they did decades ago, partly because they are starting younger and smoking more – that is, they are lighting up like men, new research shows.
Women also have caught up with men in their risk of dying from smoking-related illnesses. Lung cancer risk leveled off in the 1980s for men but is still rising for women.
"It's a massive failure in prevention," said one study leader, Dr. Michael Thun of the American Cancer Society. And it's likely to repeat itself in places like China and Indonesia where smoking is growing, he said. About 1.3 billion people worldwide smoke.
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Today I participated in the 4th Annual Pie in the Park event at Prospect Park. This event brings together bakers and eaters to raise money for various causes and people. Today's event raised money for SCRATCHbread, a Brooklyn bakery that's trying to purchase a new oven.
I baked a pie I called "Stars in Your Eyes Whiskey Apple Pie", which was a basic apple pie with a healthy dose of Jim Beam and a star crust similar to my Fourth of July Apple Pie.
There were a LOT of pies at this event today. Cherry pies with bacon and duck lard crusts, lemon tarts, blueberry almond and more. Sweet pies, savory pies and even some whoopie pies.
The event was scheduled to run from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The amazing turnout led to pretty much all the pies being eaten in about twenty minutes – bad news for my friends who got there at 3 p.m. I feel that with just a touch more organization (maybe some kind of a line for the eaters, rather than a swarm?), this event could be outstanding.
Sadly, I didn't win any of the prizes (Best Presentation, Best Crust, Best Filling or Very Best Pie), but I'm already plotting my pie for next year's event, and expect an even bigger turnout. I mean, c'mon, who doesn't love pie???
Here are a few photos from today's event:
The Worms in Dirt Pie, which won Best Presentation, and deservedly so.
Photographing pies and bakers.
Congratulations to all the winners!
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The seventh- and eighth-grade Pendleton Heights Middle School girls basketball teams opened their season with victories. Both teams defeated the Muncie Wilson Panthers with the seventh-grade winning 45-9 and the eighth-graders winning 57-9.
Seventh-grade scoring: Lauren Landes (17), Brinkley Gary (10), Angel Parks (10), Natalie Taylor (4), Jessica MacMillan (2) and Kelsey Sturgeon (2).
Eighth-grade scoring: Maggie Dooley (10), Kelsey Burton (8), Ashley King (8), Aubrey Lanman (8), Emma Hall (6), Samantha Hammel (6), Azariah Fuller (4), Neelie Kasdorf (4) and Audrey Ricker (3). Both PHMS teams will play host to Delta Wednesday, Dec. 5 at 5:30 p.m.
PH girls hoops lose two in recent outings
Knowing the games would be tough, and with girls out with injury, the Pendleton Heights girls basketball team dropped two games Nov 28 and Dec. 1 to Hamilton Heights and Mt. Vernon.
The eighth-ranked in 3A Marauders dominated the Arabians 56-33, holding the girls to single digit scoring in all but one quarter. Kenzie Gustin scored 11 for the Arabians, while Kiawna Cottrell added eight points and eight rebounds. Taylor Siefken scored seven and had six rebounds.
In the game against Hamilton Heights, the Arabians fell 71-46 with Cottrell leading the team with 11 points.
At 5-2, next up for the Arabians is a home game with Delta Dec. 6 and a road game at Alexandria-Monroe Dec. 10.
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Chilly conditions — with brisk winds and a few sprinkles of rain for good measure — couldn't hamper the mood at this past Thursday's Meadow City Invitational. Several more athletes qualified for the state track and field meet in spite of the weather.
Local teams placed in the top three in both boys' and girls' competition.
The Albuquerque Isotopes have won five in a row, including Saturday's 6-1 triumph in the series opener at Oklahoma City.
Alex Castellanos hit two solo home runs and finished 3 for 4 with two RBI.
The 'Topes did most of the damage in the third inning, scoring four runs to break a 1-1 tie. After Castellanos homered, Josh Fields went on to hit an RBI double and Tim Federowicz finished with a two-run double.
Highlands' softball team lost both games of a Saturday doubleheader to start a four-game series at Adams State College in Alamosa, Colo.
The Cowgirls came back from a 5-0 deficit, scoring four runs, before finally losing game one by the final score of 9-4.
In game two, the Grizzlies strung together three two-run innings late in the game to get the win by the final score of 7-1.
With the losses against the Grizzlies, the Cowgirls, led by head coach Shellie Broyles, fell to a 16-22 record in the RMAC and 24-28 in overall play.
The New Mexico Highlands Cowboys (29-11, 22-9 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) used six pitchers to earn two wins (by scores of 5-1, 15-13) against RMAC foes Regis University (20-20, 15-16 RMAC) on Saturday at Brandt Park.
Matt Gualco improved to 5-1 in his complete game in the first half of the doubleheader. Gualco's outing included six strikeouts and two walks. Gualco also made an appearance in the second game as a pinch hitter against the submarine-style pitcher Hunter Aronson.
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Pancho Caro's masterful pitching performance Tuesday against Taos was not only stingy, it was efficient.
The West Las Vegas junior held the visiting Tigers to one hit, no runs and no walks — a near-perfect effort in a 6-0 win — and through seven complete innings his pitch count only hit 73.
"Pancho controlled them," said West coach Dean Gallegos. "He did a good job; he hit spots and threw the off-speed and breaking pitches."
As well as Caro pitched, he did have ample help.
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New Mexico Highlands University women's track and field squad will head to this weekend's meet in Phoenix sporting its highest ranking ever.
The Cowgirls moved up two spots to No. 7 in the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association computer rankings released Wednesday.
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Highlands baseball player A.J. Alexander and softball player Lynette Directo have earned dual Player of the Week awards from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
In the Cowboys' weekend series sweep over the Orediggers of the Colorado School of Mines. Alexander hit .615, going 8 for 13. He had eight hits, six RBI and three doubles for the 'Pokes in four games started.
Alexander, a senior outfielder from Wailuku, Hawaii, leads the RMAC in batting average (.457) and is tied for fourth in doubles with 13.
La Plaza Little League commences its 2012 season with a full day of action Saturday at Rodriguez Park complex off Grant Street.
Opening ceremonies for La Plaza will start around 11 a.m, moved up from the originally announced noon start time. Baseball, softball and tee-ball games will be played throughout the day at the complex.
Las Vegas Little League began its games this past week at Keyes Park.
The Albuquerque Isotopes (6-8) beat visiting Iowa 13-6 and 6-4 on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Will Savage ran his pitching record to 3-0 by holding the Cubs to two hits over a four-inning stretch in the latter contest.
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What it is: Stepping things up with a $60 million riverfront reboot and wetlands restoration.
Where it is: So far southwest, it's practically in California--and Mexico.
Bask in it: Yuma claims the Guinness World Record for most hours of yearly sun. In March, days hover above 80 degrees.
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Can't-miss local dish: Yuma sits in the center of Medjool country. Try the frothy date shakes at Basket Creations and More (245 S. Main St.; 928/341-9966).
Eggs alfresco: We love the oatmeal Swedish pancakes and eggs with spicy sausage at the Garden Cafe ($; 250 S. Madison Ave.; 928/783-1491).
Curry, chipotle, wasabi: River City Grill ($$; 600 W. Third St.; 928/782-7988) goes eclectic with the spices. Nab a patio seat beneath twinkling lights.
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Dairy organizations respond to new FAO GHG report
Statement from the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy
Today, the FAO released its report, "Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Dairy Sector — A Life Cycle Assessment." It states that approximately 4.1% of total global GHG emissions are related to the global dairy sector. This figure includes emissions associated with milk production, processing and transportation as well as the emissions from meat production from dairy-related culled and fattened animals.
Considering just global milk production, processing and transportation and excluding meat production, the global dairy sector contributes 2.7% of global GHG emissions, according to the new report.
This new data cited for the global dairy sector is good news for dairy because it is significantly less than the 18% figure cited for global livestock agriculture in the November, 2006 FAO report, "Livestock's Long Shadow – Environmental Issues and Options." The 18% number has often been inaccurately attributed to dairy GHG emissions.
In the United States, work is underway through the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy to build a foundation of credible data to help tell consumers about the long-standing commitment of dairy farmers — and the entire industry — to the environment. The Innovation Center has been working with the University of Arkansas Applied Sustainability Center and other experts to determine GHG emissions for U.S. dairy, beginning with a comprehensive life cycle assessment (LCA) for fluid milk. Based on preliminary research the U.S. dairy industry shared with FAO, the University of Arkansas attributes an estimated 2 percent of total U.S. GHG emissions to U.S. dairy.
This is important, because research shows that consumers want to know the producers of the products they buy care about the environment. It further indicates that, when consumers believe that dairy is not only nutritious, delicious and delivered at a good value, but is also environmentally friendly, they intend to purchase more dairy.
The Innovation Center's research and commitment to continue working voluntarily to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the entire U.S. dairy supply chain provide the support we need to tell dairy's good story.
Regarding the timing of the Innovation Center's LCA report:
In support of the industry's commitment to sustainability, the Applied Sustainability Center at the University of Arkansas is completing a greenhouse gas (GHG) life cycle assessment (LCA) of fluid milk for the U.S. dairy industry.
This LCA is already being recognized as an important contribution to LCA science.
· The U.S. dairy industry LCA is following ISO (International Organization for Standardization) standards, which are widely supported by environmental scientists.
· The critical review has been conducted by leading experts in LCA science from the University of Michigan, the University of Iowa, and Sylvatica, an LCA research and consulting firm.
· Abstracts have been accepted for presentation at the 7th International Conference on Life Cycle Assessment in the Agri-Food Sector (September 22-24, 2010 in Italy).
· A series of articles based on the detailed findings of the life cycle assessment will be submitted for publication in peer-reviewed journals in 2010, with publication expected in 2011.
This LCA measures the GHG emissions of fluid milk from farm to table, which includes everything from what is fed to cows through how a consumer disposes of a milk container. This comprehensive effort gathered data from more than 500 farms and 50 processing plants across the United States, while analyzing 150,000 round trips transporting milk from farm to processor.
When completed, the LCA will provide the industry with a scientific baseline of the carbon footprint of fluid milk in each part of the supply chain so that we can continue to improve the business value of our industry, reduce GHG emissions, and provide products that are healthy for people and the planet.
The data will serve as the foundation for the creation of best practices and decision-support tools for farmers, processors, and others throughout the dairy supply chain.
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· The International Dairy Federation has additional information and a news release about the FAO report at http://www.dairy-sustainability-initiative.org/Public/ColumnsPage.php?ID=29
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The International Dairy Federation (IDF) welcomes the new FAO report on "Greenhouse gas emissions from the dairy sector" as a significant step to quantify the GHG emissions from the dairy sector and provide an informed basis to target emissions mitigation within the supply chain.
"For the first time, FAO reveals that the environmental impact of the dairy sector accounts for 2.7%. This figure includes emissions related to milk production, processing and transport. This study is a fundamental part of the process of understanding and continually minimizing the environmental impacts of the dairy sector as we have committed to do in the Global Dairy Agenda for Action signed by IDF and other partner organizations." explained Richard Doyle, IDF president. The FAO findings also indicate significant variations among the different regions and climate patterns of the world.
In the recent years, IDF has been particularly active in placing environmental considerations at the top of its priorities. Further to a strategic plan on environment in 2008, IDF identified the need to undertake a report of this nature and has encouraged FAO to do so. "The global dairy sector and its partners are implementing a global Agenda for Action in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions throughout the supply chain. Our sector is responsibly focused on providing consumers with the nutritious dairy products they want, in a way that is economically viable, environmentally sound and socially responsible." stressed Richard Doyle.
The dairy sector has already implemented a significant number of initiatives to mitigate GHG emissions. A Green Paper captures specific actions implemented in a number of key areas to address the environmental impact on climate change. It is an online catalogue of initiatives and improvements already made and those in progress as compelling evidence of the dairy sector's commitment. With more than 270 case studies, the IDF Dairy Sustainability Website is a transparent portal that shares best practices and actions taken by the global dairy sector to improve the overall performance of the dairy sector.
This interim FAO assessment provides us with a robust benchmark for our future targeted actions. It will help to identify the key areas of impact and work out practical and cost-effective adaptation options to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from the dairy sector. "We will use this study as a significant contribution to existing knowledge and a strong incentive to achieve the objectives set out. We look forward to the wider study carried out by FAO and aiming at identifying low carbon development pathways for the livestock dairy sector. It is instrumental for IDF to continue to work with FAO and with the stakeholders of the dairy chain to move concerted global action programs forward. " added Christian Robert, IDF Director General.
Another important milestone will be the ongoing IDF work on Life Cycle Analysis / Life Cycle Management and Carbon Footprint in the Dairy Sector. The objective is to develop a common LCA standard methodology for carbon footprint as a consensus paper of the world dairy sector. This work is expected to be released in the coming months.
• IDF has a dedicated website on sustainability which aims at sharing best practices, promoting environmentally focused initiatives and improving overall performance of the dairy sector. It is a transparent portal to action to contribute to mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions. More information at www.dairy‐sustainability‐initiative.org
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Reds' Cueto put on DL for third time this seasonCueto, the Reds' Opening-Day starter, was on the DL from April 15 to May 19 with a strained right lat. When Reds ace Johnny Cueto works to return from the disabled list for a third time later this season, he will find the process will likely take much lon… (more)
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Barnes & Noble just revamped its Nook tablet with a specially tweaked Android makeover and a curated app store.
B&N is now promoting its Nook Color Android e-reader as the "best value tablet" on the market, after adding a custom layer of Android 2.2 Froyo to its dinky tablet, along with a curated app store and Adobe Flash capabilities in its browser. There are other tweaks too, like page-turn animations and even a social media friends app.
And as much as this might say about Barnes & Noble's table ambitions, more than anything else, the update offers clues about what Amazon may be planning for its next-gen Kindle.
Amazon's been planning an upgrade for its Kindle for a while—if you read between the lines—as a way to combat the high-end tablet threat represented by Apple's iPad. We speculated last week that in an Apple-dominated world, the Amazon Android Tablet would suffer difficulties, unless it could really achieve an incredibly low price. The Nook is already there, though, at $250, which is half the entry-level price of the iPad 2. For this price, the Nook Color offers a free email app, enhanced e-books for kids and adults with better multimedia, and a beta issue of the Nook Friends app (which lets you chat with like-minded readers, swap e-books, and find new texts to read based on recommendations). The curated app store contains apps like Angry Birds, news apps like Pulse, and Lonely Planet phrasebooks—not exactly the full Android marketplace experience, instead offering carefully chosen apps that are 100% compatible with the special Android overlay Barnes & Noble has created.
B&N has essentially done everything that we think Amazon may do in the future, although Amazon's already taken the step of launching a curated app store for Android apps to compete with Apple's App Store. America's biggest bricks-and-mortar bookseller is even launching a new ad campaign to promote its new Nook skills.
Is it enough, though, to pre-empt Amazon's hotly rumored attempt to own the entry-level tablet market? In late March, some statistics hinted the Nook had stolen around 50% of the non-Apple tablet market in the U.S., with the Color edition selling more than a million units over the holiday period. That sounds like a strong sales rate.
But though Amazon has always been shy of revealing absolute Kindle sales figures, we can speculate that if it does choose to launch a tablet PC of its own, using a very similar model to the Nook Color's, it could quickly sell many more tablets than B&N does. Amazon's ability to push its product to millions upon millions of its customers is impressive.
Chat about this news with Kit Eaton on Twitter and Fast Company too.
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Lourdes, an important pilgrimage town
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|From Tarbes
|From Bayonne
|From Orthez
|From Pau
|From Boussens
|From St Gaudens
|From Puyoo
|From Dax
|From Les Aubrais Orleans
Getting around From Lourdes, you can travel to nearby cities and towns. Best price and travel duration below.
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Lourdes, the Marian city
Lourdes is a small town located in southern France. It is a world renowned place and a pilgrimage site for Christians. In 19th century a small local girl claimed that a lady appeared to her in a Grotto and the later told her that she was the Immaculate Conception. The faithful ones believed she was the Virgin Mary. Since that time, Lourdes has become a place of spirituality surrounded by a beautiful landscape. Indeed, Lourdes can be the ideal starting point to visit the Pyrenees Mountains. The Lourdes railway station is less than 1km from the sanctuaries of Our Lady of Lourdes.
Visit the sanctuaries of Our Lady of Lourdes, to discover where the Virgin Mary first appeared. Don't miss the Basilica of Rosary and the underground basilica. The sanctuaries are open 24 hours a day, all year long. Masses are celebrated every day from the month of April to October. Don't miss the torchlight Procession in the evening and drinking the water from La Source spring. It is believed to have healing properties.
From Lourdes, you can take the funicular train to reach the summit of Pic du Ver. The panoramic view is stunning. You can also take an excursion to Cauteret-Pont d'Espagne to see its waterfalls and to Gavarnie, a UNESCO world heritage site. Don't leave without going to the Pic du Midi de Bigoore Observatory, one of the highest in Europe.
Being a very popular destination, Lourdes has more than 200 restaurants offering all kinds of cuisine. However try the garbure, a local delight. It is a vegetable soup with confit duck. If you want to avoid crowds, head to a back-street tavern for tender Pyrenean lamb with Tarbais haricots.
Lourdes is not what we can call a hot shopping destination. However those who are of Christian faith will de delight by the choice of religious memorabilia and souvenirs. Statuettes of saints, rosaries and candles are everywhere. Flanking the famed Grotto, the Sanctuary starts a run of hundreds of shops selling virgin emblazoned paraphernalia.
Lourdes Tourist Office
Place Peyramale, 65100 Lourdes.
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The city's tourist office has a helpful personnel, insider information and tips as well as handy maps and brochures. The city's tourist office also arranges tours and excursions and is a focal point for local accommodation.
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Lourdes Train Station
Address: 33, Avenue de la Gare 65100 LourdesOpening hours: Monday to Friday: 5am to 11:45pm
Saturday and Sunday: 5am to 11:45pm
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- "Confortable Journey" Yasuhide a. 02/12/2013
My familiy got on Euro Rail to go to Lourdes. Trains inside and toilet was very clean, so we could enjoy very confortable journey. Thank you very much.
- "Comfortable overall" Mary f. 09/11/2013
Comfortable overall, despite delays due to electrical problems and later a tree falling on the track. Snack bar with chicken wraps
- "Well done!" Clayton Jaison f. 12/09/2013
The TGV was very comfortable and the assiatance personnel at Bordeaux were very courteous.
- "Superb trip by TGV" Peter d. 09/09/2013
The timings were convenient and the whole journey from Paris Montparnasse to Lourdes was an amazing experience.
- "Our journey on the TGV" Winslie r. 30/08/2013
We had a very nice journey,although the seats were not too comfortable,the facilities were very good,and we enjoyed our trip back to Paris. We rate the TGV as a excellent Train.
- "Trip to lourdes" Thanalingam k. 23/08/2013
Trip journey was pleasant, people were nice when were inquire about the annoucement in french.. Perhaps annocement in english help non french speacking tourist. thank you
- "Trip to Lourdes" Darryl r. 13/08/2013
We had taken the TGV Atlantique from Paris to Lourdes (direct) and we thoroughly enjoyed the scenic journey. What we liked? Second Class travel is more than comfortable. The seats. The cabin cleanliness. What we did not like? Second class air conditioning was insufficient. Felt very warm at times... All announcements in FRENCH only making it very difficult for English-speaking passengers to understand deviations to routes which occurred on our trip. Toilets can be cleaner. Bar to be better equipped. Baggage space to be increased. Sufficient warning to be given to passengers when train is ready to depart - currently, the door just shuts at departure time. Summary: An awesome experience.
- "Train experience" . 04/08/2013
I was disappointed because I booked from Lourdes to Paris, and I thought that it will lessen our burden in carrying our luggage because we stayed in the hotel right infront of the Lourdes train station but to our surprise when we were at the train station we are told that we will be transported by bus to Pau to catch the train to Paris. We have 3 luggage and a baby push chair, when we were at Pau train station we were going up and down several stairs and it was a horrible experience carrying those luggage up and down. If we only know that we will get in the train at Pau station, I should have cancelled it and instead take the plane to Paris but the problem was that we were not informed ahead of time that the train from Lourdes was cancelled due to whatever problems. My suggestion is that if there are changes regarding the train schedule and routes you should have informed the passengers thru emails so that we will be aware and plan ahead an alternate route.
- "very nice journey" Andrew b. 28/07/2013
Earlier notification of platform would be a very good improvement. 15-20 minutes is not really enough to get hundreds of passengers with baggage onto the train nicely.
- "great way fr. south to Paris" Patrick m. 23/07/2013
This was a great way to get from Southern France to Paris. It took about 7 hours. There was a convenient food train so I was able to kill some time and grab some lunch. The second class seat was comfortable een when the train got crowded. Two issues: I travelled from lourdes, luckily I went very early to the train station to make sure all was well. It turns out that I needed to catch a bus from Lourdes to Pau and then the train to Paris. The bus was leaving an HOUR earlier than my train time, so I lost an hour of time to spend at Lourdes. Another unusual thing was that passengers were sitting in different seats, which was a bit annoying. A new group would get on the train with children and expect to sit in ny seat regardless if they were reserved. Overall it made getting to Paris very easy.
- "Trip with TGV" Ida s. 19/06/2013
We have a pleasant journey from Lourdes to Paris via Bordeaux. For family trip, it's better to take longer transit in Bordeaux as we have only around 20 minutes to jump to another train. A bit hurry to travel with family (with seniors or children). However TGV is comfortable and convinience for travelling.
- "Paris Lourdes trip" Gavin d. 16/06/2013
The journey was very comfortable. The train interiors were fantastic and there was sufficient leg room available. Separate areas for storage of luggage was also a plus point since we were a big family of 5 persons and had a few bags with us. Overall we enjoyed the experience very much and I would recommend TGV train travel to all.
- "Comfortable ride" Diana Hoon Cheng t. 03/06/2013
My husband and I bought first class tickets because they were on sale. Initially there was a group of people who were not supposed to be in the first class cabins and they were talking loudly. When the inspector came, they had to go to their "rightful" seats and there was quiet. Everything was good except that on the end leg, there was no water in one of the toilet cubicles.
- "Lourdes Trip" Rolando c. 03/06/2013
Very comfortable ride. Seats are wide and cozy. Only one comment, train conductor can not speak English.
- "Tgv review" Hencel m. 02/06/2013
I chose first class because I thought there would be free snacks, etc. Apparently the only difference between fist and second class are the chairs!
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Keeping baseboards looking clean, not dingy
Keeping your baseboards clean, not dingy is a time consuming task. The baseboards are the place where your floors meet your walls. They come in different colors and styles depending on your home. They are rarely thought about until you need to clean them. This task requires time and some elbow grease. It will also require a bucket of some sort and wash rags or a sponge.
Baseboards can become dust collectors. When vacuuming or mopping your floors some of the dust gets moved around and ends up on the baseboards. People rarely clean the baseboards as much as the floor or even the walls. Your baseboards need some attention too. Clean baseboards can really liven up a room. You can clean them with a homemade solution, regular soap and water, or store bought cleaners.
For the homemade solution you will need a vacuum, bucket, gloves, wash rags or sponges and an old toothbrush for hard to reach corners. For the solution you need water, vinegar and a pan. You only have to wear the gloves to prevent pruning. To begin with you'll need to vacuum the floor boards to get some of the surface dirt and dust off. Don't forget to get the edges where your baseboards meet the floor. To make the solution you need to boil 5 cups of water then add 1 cup of vinegar, stir with rag and pour into the bucket. You are ready to start cleaning. Wring out your rag or sponge and start wiping the baseboards. Don't get the baseboards too wet; a damp rag or sponge is good enough. If you can't reach a corner then use the toothbrush. If you have stubborn stains try rubbing a bit harder. Let the baseboards air dry and then go over them with a used fabric softener from your dryer. This will hold off dirt and dust build up for a time.
The regular soap and water method requires just that, a little dish soap mixed with water. You can also use Clorox or ammonia if you like but that is not necessary and could pose a danger to children or animals in the home. Lightly go over the baseboards with a damp rag. Let the baseboards air dry and then go over with a fabric softener sheet again.
Store bought cleaners would include a Mr. Clean magic eraser, Clorox wipes, baby wipes, or swiffers. Wet cleaners work the best to get off some of the dirt but even a light dusting with a swiffer duster will work. There are wet swiffers to use they are not made specifically for the baseboards but for wooden or tiled floors. Before using these you may want to test on a small part of your baseboard to insure it doesn't do any damage. The Mr. Clean eraser needs to be wet and will help with some of the harder stains. This one will work best on lighter colors. Both the Clorox wipes and the baby wipes are ready to go. The Clorox wipes may still be a danger to children or animals in the home so use with caution. The baby wipes can be used by your children if they want to help or in their own rooms. Wipe the baseboards and then throw away the wipe. This may be more expensive but is a great option when in a hurry.
Keeping your baseboard clean and not dingy can be done. All of the above options are great. Find one that works best for you and get to work. To keep your baseboards always looking clean wash them every few months.


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But will she remember in the morning?
Oh Linda, she's a mean drunk, I hope that Maude can help her, she's got to remember, she's one of the Endtowners now, but like we've said before, you can't take the Topsider out of her, even if she's now a mutant she'll still hate them, I feel bad for her!
I never had any problems in bars. I would just start a round of dirty jokes. I have been a dirty old lady for 55 years. Heard my first from my grandmother at the age of 11.Been collecting them ever since. 56 mgb on my computer.
now if we can just help Linda going that way, she will be a much better drinker. More popular in public.
Looks like someone bit her on the arm?
Blessed Be
The problem is, it's hard to put up with people that are obviously shooting their mouths off in ignorance. She has to grit her teeth and bear it, but that pressure is just going to build until she explodes again. It's not a question of keeping her from the booze, but of having her avoid anyone voicing an opinion based on rumor, hate and fear. Meaning she's going to do poorly at a self-acceptance seminar.
Question: Linda versus the jackrabbit, who would win? Conformation brewing?
or, perhaps, an uncasted compound fracture?
"Looks like someone bit her on the arm?"
Nah,just scratched by some pecker.
Son of a birch. Or is that beech?
Is this a piece of ash joke?
I'll say this for Linda……
She got what she was aiming for last night.
I'm getting the impression that Sam the bartender doesn't want Maude to know what Linda said to spark the fight. Though Linda may have been able to keep her thoughts to herself most times, it appears that the alcohol's effects had lowered her tolerance for edgy comments from the bar's patrons. She made her comments and took some serious lumps for them.
He's pretty insightful for a guy who can't come up with a better name for his bar than "Bar".
yeah I think she was aiming to get beaten that night, although I think the Jack rabbit was probably fed up with what they were saying too
Great way to keep the past on the down-low there… In other news, 3 Topsiders tried to sneak into Endtown by claiming that they were robots who ate metal and then proceeded to make "robot noises".
She was hoping they'd kill her.
I kind of expected this of Linda, but I'm a little disappointed that she was able to provoke the others so easily. I mean, they didn't really have to prove anything to the drunken, shrunken puffball. They could have taken taken the high ground, and held her off while they called the rats.
Oh, wait, maybe she is better off…
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Chevys Fresh Mex Salsa
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
I am saving this recipe here for safe keeping until I can try it. Chevy's is my favorite mexican restaurant. Their salsa is the best. I found this on another web site. If you try it before I do let me know how it is.
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- 1 lb tomatoes
- 1⁄2 onion
- 2 jalapenos
- 2 teaspoons black pepper
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons cilantro
- Char tomatoes, onion and jalapenos on a hot pan, griddle or grill.
- Put charred ingredients in blender.
- Add in pepper, salt and cilantro.
- Blend until smooth.
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This was pretty good. Definantly wait untill the veggies are cool before blending or it's just a mess. I added more salt and a few cloves of garlic to give it more taste. It tastes so much better the next day after all flavors have blended.
It tastes pretty close to the real thing if it is not.


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