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Paris via Constellation
Paris via Constellation. World leader in speed, comfort, safety. A Constellation airplane flies above the Arc de Triomphe and a woman holding a basket of flowers in Paris. Circa 1950s. The Lockheed Constellation was used as a civilian airliner and also as a U.S. military air transport. Vintage Paris travel poster.
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Last week we featured Christopher Howe's upholstered furniture (see Shopper's Diary: Howe in London); this week we're admiring his custom-painted Windsor Chairs ("We should all have at least one in a heart-rending color," Howe says).
Above: Howe's Windsor Chairs are traditionally made of beechwood; £225 each.
Above: Each chair features a small metal Howe plaque.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013 - 9 PM
It's almost Halloween. What are you going to be?
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Monsters of Sunderland
Machineries Of Joy
Released by Rough Trade
Northwest Artist!
Dance in Colours
Hold Fast
Released in 2012 by Fierce Panda Records
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Time Capsules II
Released in 2012 by Glassnote Records
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Flesh & Bone
Released in 2013 by Captured Tracks
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DJ Comment: new album out Jan 21st
Cruel City
Released in 2014 by Visitiv
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Fill Her Up (single version)
Fill Her Up
Released in 1999 by Polydor
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King and Cross
In the Silence
Released in 2014 by One Little Indian Records
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I Don't Know What It Is
Want One
Released in 2003 by DreamWorks Records
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Andro Queen
Self-released in 2013
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Elliott Smith
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What are the best features to have in a newer (2015+) car?
I'm finally buying myself a newer car, and having only owned cars 2005 and older, every new feature sounds like a magical car wonderland. What are the most useful ones you've experienced? [more inside]
After the Crash
So, Tuesday night I was rear ended, hard, by a speeding, inattentive driver without insurance. She was cited and all but -- no insurance. I seem to be free of injury but per the collision repair place, my poor 2005 Lincoln Town car, previously a vintage vehicle in creampuff condition, can't safely be repaired. I'd love advice on 1) dealing with my insurance adjuster and 2) replacement car purchase. [more inside]
Should I still buy a VW?
I really like my 2000 Jetta, and am in the market for a new car. Should I buy a (gasoline) GTI after VW's diesel malfeasance over the past few years? [more inside]
Fitting time for a Fit?
It's been a while since I've had to do business with a car dealership. Are they likely to run sales or have incentives just before the new model comes out? Are they likely to be substantial? [more inside]
Pretty soon, you'll be able to buy anything from a vending machine
Has anyone used Carvana to buy a car? If so, how was your experience? [more inside]
Electric Car Owning Experience
My SO and I are planning to purchase a car before the end of the year. At this point, we're considering (but not sold on) an electric car so I'd like to hear people who own or owned an EV for over a year. What did you like? Not like? Wish you'd known? Snowflake flurry below the fold. [more inside]
Searching for a vehicle that can handle big potholes and puddles
My lease is almost up and I'd like to replace it with a car with a high ground clearance that can handle seriously terrible city streets...but I also take the highway to work every day. I live in a city with terribly maintained streets and frequent flooding when it rains (think lots of puddles of indeterminate depth). My commute is a mix of both city streets and highway and I'm looking for a used car, automatic, probably under 20K. [more inside]
Acquiring a car without a downpayment
My 22-year-old Honda is acting up, and I fear that it may not be worth fixing. I don't have enough cash for a down payment on something else. What are my options? [more inside]
Is there any remaining value on my car's extended warranty to cash out?
I bought an extended warranty with my new Honda back in 2007, and the contract expired in 2013. Is there any remaining value to cash out, and how much might I be owed? [more inside]
Buying a new car, practicality vs fun
I need to buy a new car. Can you help? [more inside]
can you help me find the right car?
I really need some help picking out a new car, that I would like to buy pretty soon. Details within. [more inside]
How to buy a car in the US from the UK
Let's say you wanted to buy a car for your parents. They live in the US. You live in the UK. They are both retired and have basically no income and many of their benefits are contingent on this fact. What is the best way to do this whilst not incurring unfavorable tax implications but also not being completely shady?
Lesbian ISO efficient/reliable/>~$22k car. Yes, Subarus are on the list.
I'm interested in a fuel efficient, reliable, modern, fun to drive car. Ideally >$22-25k. Doesn't need to be fancy. [more inside]
Used auto purchase from Portland dealer
I've found a low mileage car I like in Portland. I live 2 hours away and would need to come in, get the car checked out and make a buying decision all while dealing with a professional seller. What are my best tactics to do so? [more inside]
recommended a hybrid + what are the killer features in modern cars?
We're looking into a new car; haven't car shopped in a decade and a half. I'm at least vaguely aware that there are a lot of new high-tech features out there but for someone who last time around thought finally having a remote keyfob was pretty neat, it's hard to see what's actually valuable vs. what's just shiny nonsense. What hybrid compact or subcompact hatchback would you recommend and what are the features that are really valuable to you? [more inside]
Sold at auction 6 times? Too many?
In the last 3 months, it's been to 6 auctions. It was reported as a dealer vehicle twice in that time as well. Should I continue looking at it? It's $4500 and I'm thinking of seeing if they'll go down by $500. I've never bought a car this way so I'm open to opinions. [more inside]
The unicorn of cars: cheap, reliable, good gas mileage
I need to get a new car tomorrow. I am looking for something that is cheap, highly reliable, and fuel-efficient. Right now I'm stuck trying to decide between the Honda Fit and the Toyota Corolla, but will also eagerly consider suggestions for cars I haven't thought of. Any and all anecdata is welcome. [more inside]
New car for big and tall guy
My old Buick has reached the end of the road. Please help this tall fat guy find a new ride! [more inside]
Yet another "what car should I buy?" question.
Need a car that will comfortably fit two adults, one child, and a very large dog plus a suitcase or two. Reliable, good mileage. Don't want to spend more than $11K. What are my options? [more inside]
Where to buy a car?
I am moving from New Mexico to Boston this summer, and my 30-year-old Toyota pickup will not be coming with me. My plan was to fly to Boston and buy a car there- but evidently rust is a thing that happens. Is rust/salt damage enough of an issue that I should look at buying locally and driving it cross country? [more inside]
Best way to buy a car & how to borrow money for it.
Mr wwax & I have finally narrowed down our car choice to a Subaru Outback, but now the big questions arise. Do we buy new or certified preowned or just plain old secondhand? Then if we can finally stop going around in circles on that issue, what is the best way to borrow the money to buy the car? [more inside]
How on earth do people figure out what car to buy??
I'm in the market for a new (to me) car. I've looked at old AskMes and googled, but still have a lot of questions on how to determine which car to buy and how best to buy it. Would greatly appreciate your help! [more inside]
Mile-High Expectations
I'm in the market for a used pickup, 2005 or newer, but they all seem to have very high miles. Is this normal? [more inside]
Subaru Legacy, Mazda 6, or Toyota Camry? Opinions, please
In the spirit of this thread, I'd like to ask for opinions from people who have or have had a Subaru Legacy, Mazda 6, or Toyota Camry (hybrid or regular). We're having a second baby in July, and we don't think two car seats and all the kid paraphernalia (we also have a 2.5 year old) will fit in our 2004 Honda Civic. We're looking at new cars. [more inside]
Mazda & Honda owners – what annoys you about your car?
Mefites! I asked for used car recommendations a few months ago and got many helpful answers. Since then, I've narrowed down my list to either a Honda Accord, a Honda Civic, a Mazda3 or a Mazda6 - and now I want to know what is annoying about those cars. If you own one, please, kvetch to me about your car! [more inside]
New versus used car: pros and cons?
What are the key variables to consider when deciding whether to buy a new versus a used car? [more inside]
When to say when on used car maintenance costs?
I'm looking at yet another maintenance issue on my expensive-but-fun (and 100% paid off) sporty car. I'm starting to think the maintenance overhead trumps the value, and looking for advice on knowing when to say when, in terms of cutting my losses and buying another vehicle. [more inside]
ISO a tiny car in LA
As with many transplants to LA, I am in need of a new-to-me small/tiny car, as well as a mechanic somewhere between Santa Monica and Koreatown. Any small car advice or other welcome; ca(r)eats inside. [more inside]
What reliable used cars should I consider?
I am planning on buying a lightly used car in the next few months, so I'm starting to research what kind to buy. What make/models (and years) should I consider? [more inside]
Who leases a car for 15 years?
Back in June I bought a "special interest" car, MY '85. The story from the seller was that it was originally his neighbor's car since new, and when the neighbor passed away, the car was sold to his brother, then to him. Autocheck and Carfax, though, report the car as a leased vehicle as late as 1999. Who leases a car for 15 years? Or, once a lease, it always gets reported as a lease? Original titling state is Ohio. [more inside]
Buying a late-model used car
Trying to find a good late-model used hatchback car for under $10,000 and feeling a bit overwhelmed by the research. Looking for advice both on specific models and on researching certified pre-owned cars. [more inside]
Looking for the Goldilocks of Prii
The stars have aligned and I am looking to purchase a new car in the Bay Area. I am drawn to the Toyota Prius, but am confused by all of the different options and models (all the while being distracted by other cars). I've read a lot of reviews and write-ups, but would appreciate an updated ask.me on the Prius! [more inside]
Car buying/insuring/registering/drivers licensing in North Carolina
I have never purchased a car. I got a handmedown as a teen/college student, then lived in public transportation friendly locations the last many years. I'm now in North Carolina-walk me through the steps like I'm the idiot I am. [more inside]
On the Road Again
So I bought a new-to-me car last night, and I pick it up on Friday. Now I'm asking myself all the questions I should have asked myself at the dealership. Help? [more inside]
What's the best car for car idiots?
I am moving to the SF South Bay in a few months and need to buy a car. I've read previous car-buying askme's, done a bit of avoid-scams/how-to-haggle online research, but mostly I'm overwhelmed. Step 1, I think: make, model, new or used?!? Please help me choose a car! [more inside]
Ok, I need a car, but should I buy it before or after I move
I live in DC. Sometime soon after Labor Day, I'll be relocating to Charlotte, NC. I'm sure I'll have plenty of wailing detailed questions about this as the time approaches [and after!], but it's happening [and it's very good for my career. I'm calling it a new adventure]. Should I buy a car here in DC or once I'm in Charlotte? [more inside]
How will my joint mortgage affect my solo auto loan application?
How will my joint mortgage affect my debt-to-income ratio when I apply for a new car loan WITHOUT a co-signer? (Snowflake details inside.) [more inside]
Buying a used car in California, then moving to Minnesota
I'm planning to buy a used car in the Bay Area soon, then a month later use it to drive across the country to my new home. Do I need to consider anything special as far as taxes, licensing, insurance, etc? I haven't had a car for nearly a decade, so just buying one is daunting, let alone worrying about any additional financial or legal concerns. Is there anything I should know about?
Moving cross-country, will need car--but when and where?
In a few months I will be moving across the country from Delaware to California for a year to maybe indefinitely. In which state should I buy a car and how should it be paid for? (Snowflake details below the cut.) [more inside]
How do I find cars with specific features or Do you know what I want?
I want what I want. It's sooo hard to find information on cars that fit the criteria I want. I joined Consumer Reports online, looked at Cars.com (it ends in 2013), Edmonds and general Google searches and can't find any car research tool to just plug in the features I want. I'm looking for a small to mid-size car/SUV/whatever, AWD or 4WD, 4 cyl turbo or 6-8 cyl, plenty of front leg room with decent leg room in the rear, heated/power front seats (heated mirrors a plus), iPhone/Bluetooth media streaming, audio on the steering wheel, mpg 27 or better, preferably under $30,000 but I can be flexible on that. My last new car was a Subaru Baja and I loved it but had to give it up when I was laid off. I'm now driving a '96 Mercury Cougar which has power galore but looks boring. I like unique looks (I was looking at the Nissan Juke, but no heated/power seats or audio on the steering wheel and a bit tight in the rear leg room dept. Does this unicorn exist?
I need a new car - Versa Note vs Fit? Or nissan reliability in general?
I need a super reliable car! [more inside]
Used car price weirdly low -- what to look/ask for?
I'm in the market for a used car, and I've found one that looks great (on paper). I have not seen it in person yet. It's being sold by a new/used car dealership that seems to have positive reviews (or at least, no negative reviews that I can find). The only thing is, the asking price appears to be too low, based on what I'm finding online, by something like $2,000-3,000. Carfax report comes up clean except for a fender bender, and the mileage is kind of high (190k for a 2005 car). I plan to check it out in person and ask questions about it, but (1) what should I be looking for -- especially non-obvious things? and (2) what are some good questions to ask about it? Also: if the car is in decent condition, should I try to haggle, or just take the car at the listed price?
Maxima vs Acura TL smackdown
Debating a new car. Nissan Maxima versus Acura TL? Or something else entirely? [more inside]
Small car for a tall man?
My husband and I plan to replace our car in the next year, probably sooner rather than later. We currently drive a 2006 VW Beetle, which is a giant dome and is great for my husband, who is 6'4" with a lot of height in the torso. The new Beetles are less dome-like and still under consideration, but are there other current-model small cars that would be good for my husband's height? Bonus complication: we occasionally take my mother (77, lives in a retirement home) out; I will have to get in and out of the back.
Where to buy a car in the Chicago area?
We're interested in areas with lots of dealerships in close proximity, so we can see the models we're curious about without having to head all over town. [more inside]
Help with thoughts on a new car, and stuff
I am thinking about buying a new car in a few months, wondering about model, when to buy, and planning around a trip in June. Advice/Tips/Opinions/Tales/Fact or Fiction Appreciated! (Much more inside) [more inside]
Car Buying 101
I need a car. I'm poor. I've never bought a car before, and it's been a long time since anyone in my family has bought one. Need guidance. How do you buy a car? [more inside]
Baby, you can drive my car, but I have to find one first.
How do I buy a car? [more inside]
Buying a car should really be as simple as Amazon
How exactly does one buy a car (first timer's edition)? [more inside]
Car Buying Advice with Snowflake Details Inside!
How much should I pay for this car? How much should I expect for my trade-in? And how should I play the negotiation game? [more inside]
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Cruise on in Jockey's Bike Shorts. The cotton/spandex fabric hugs your curves in all the right places, while the moisture-wicking gusset keeps you dry. Key pocket provides convenient storage.
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Most horrific stevia concoction ever
Отзыв оставлен aRPiieS Jul 29, 2012
Not sweet at all. What happens when you try to dissolve oils into water, it just does not work, simple as that. This was absolutely the last funky stevia liquid that I will try, back to the basic nu natural water based stuff. PS. these dropper/pipet bottles does not withstand oils, the natural rubber seal/pipet melts/degrades fast, only synthetic rubber withstands natural oils, manufacturers should know this.
Just what I wanted.
Отзыв оставлен Reviewer3024666 Aug 02, 2012
I love the subtle taste of the orange in this stevia. So far I've only used it to give water a little something else, but I've no doubt it will go wonderfully with some orange muffins. It's exactly what I was hoping for. Not too strong, but not too weak either.
Sunny and sweet!!!
Отзыв оставлен opheart Aug 03, 2012
Perfect taste!!! I use it for my home-made "Fanta": just add 1-2 full droppers to 0,5 l of water and a nice summer beverage is ready to drink!
very good
Отзыв оставлен Reviewer2177198 Apr 28, 2015
good taste and economical
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It isn't one of mye faves but definitly buying again
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"I was here for a 1 night stay on business. I stayed in one of the Sky rooms and I loved it. I didn't have much of a view, but the room was very sleek and modern. The room was large with a living room area with widescreen TV and large sofa, desk and big double bed. If you are staying in the Sk..."
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- Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, HelsinkiTop-rated for breakfast
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"Room was perfect and, cozy, romantic and a nice treat at the end of a trip."
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"small room but comfortable bed and quiet room. Good on site restaurant, great breakfast."
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- Radisson Blu Seaside Hotel, HelsinkiTop-rated for families
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"Stayed here for a business trip, as I have done many times over the past few years. The hotel is currently being completely refurbished (reception told me that it was due to be finished summer 2017) and the reception looks fabulous - very hipster, with smart seating areas, funky lighting and meta..."
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"Room modern. Most powerful shower ever-excellent. Shower screen see through when light on though which wasn't ideal as family holiday!! Beds comfortable. Very secure hotel with pass cards but quite frequently cards didn't work so that was a pain. Feel hotel more suited to couples and busine..."
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- Radisson Blu Royal Hotel HelsinkiTop-rated for families
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"Very friendly and good service. Room was very comfortable though a tad cold in the night.breakfast is excellent. Late check out was not an issue at all! Would come back!"
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"Overall great: very clean, comfortable, stylish, ok breakfast, welcoming professional staff. Only negative: for a 4 star hotel no fitness facilities at all. If that is not important excellent place to stay"
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"The hotel is in a great location close to everything we wanted to see and do. The staff were friendly and helpful. The Bar and both restaurants were fantastic, especially YUME - the tasting menus with wine paring are exceptional. Breakfast was amazing with lots and lots of choice. The r..."
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- Scandic MarskiTop-rated for families
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"Nice and comfortable hotel in the centre of Helsinki. Excellent staffs. Clean room. "
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"Nice hotel within walking distance to thE town and staff friendly and helpful. A little noisy at night though. Great for a short stay."
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"I stayed at Helka while attending a conference, but lingered for a couple more days to take in the winter scenery as well as some museums. The hotel is located steps away from the train station; the journey from and to the airport was but a breeze. We mainly walked everywhere--despite the snow--a..."
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"So easy to get there from the city centre, So convenient to go to the airport from there But need to improve in cleaning the room as I found an underwear in the room from someone else right after checking in "
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Software distribution with Klik
Klik brings convenient two-click installation to the KDE desktop.
Linux systems that run directly from the CD are very popular. These live distributions not only help attract new users to the world of Linux but are useful if you need to repair a broken system. When something breaks, you might find yourself in a situation where the tool you need for the repairs is not available on the CD. If you have been through this before, you will be familiar with unresolved dependencies and missing libraries on read-only filesystems. Even if you manage to install the tool, it might just die despite all your efforts. And users often want to try out new programs on production systems without having to go through a global install.
The Klik project makes all these dreams come true. Klik is short for "KDE-based Live Installer for Knoppix+Kanotix." Its makers have adopted the bundle design made so popular by Apple. Bundles are typically special, compressed archives containing all the files and libraries required by an application along with some metadata. To install, users simply download the archive file off the Internet and drop it on their desktops; the operating system launches the application stored in the archive. The system hides the processes from the user (Figure 1). As there is no need for a complicated and time-consuming install, and no need to spread files all over the filesystem tree, you can even install different versions of the same program. The basic Linux system is untouched. And you can dock applications stored on USB sticks to make them available to a live distribution.
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Red Hat Releases RHEL 6.9 Beta
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This Old House "Bedford Project, Part 7 of 16" General contractor Tom Silva tops off the existing cellulose insulation in the walls of the oldest part of the house. Meanwhile, landscape contractor Roger Cook takes homeowner Becky Titlow to see a display of "garden to table" raised beds at Elm Bank Reservation in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Then, back at the house, landscape designer Jenn Nawada lends a hand as Roger builds raised beds out of fieldstone from the old foundation, and Becky plants the first vegetables for her family. D
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American Woodshop "Thinking Toys" NULL
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Around The House with Matt and Shari "Top 20 Common Decorating Mistakes" NULL
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Sewing with Nancy "Designer Bags, Part 1" NULL
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Best of Simply Painting: Across Europe "Inish Boffin" At the offshore islands of Inishboffin, in Galway Bay, Frank visits a fort on a promontory and the westernmost point in Ireland. Painting: Navigation guide post in harbor. D
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Simply Ming "The Pallotta Sisters & Infusing Flavor Into Pasta" Chefs from Asia to Italy agree the best way to infuse noodles with flavor is to saute them. It's a critical step many home cooks skip. On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming and his guests, The Pallotta Sisters, focus on that technique. D
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Lidia's Italy In America "California: Pesto Pronto!" On her trip to the Golden State, Lidia meets with Brady Whitlow, president of Corto Olive, to talk about their methods of producing Italian-style olive oil in California. Next, Lidia visits one of the longest-standing wine making families in Sonoma County, the Seghesio family, at their vineyards. Joe joins Lidia in the kitchen to give his take on how to use pesto in two easy recipes: Pesto Salmon BLT and Pesto Chicken Salad. D
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Biography of America, A "FDR and the Depression" Professor Brinkley continues his story of twentieth century presidents with a profile of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Brinkley paints a picture of America during the Depression and chronicles some of Roosevelt's programmatic and personal efforts to help the country through its worst economic crisis. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt is at FDR's side and, in many respects, ahead of him as the decade unfolds. D
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Biography of America, A "World War II" America is enveloped in total war, from mobilization on the home front to a scorching air war in Europe. Professor Miller's view of World War II is a personal essay on the morality of total war, and its effects on those who fought, died, and survived it, including members of his own family. D


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Carrot and Stilton Soup (For Your Microwave)
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 12 mins
I have been tripping my way thru the Australian Womens Weekly cookbook series & selectively entering a few recipes I saw as truly spec. This one is from the *Microwave 2* cookbook that I almost opted to ignore & that would have been a big mistake since this gem was found early on. I have not made this soup yet, but it does not get easier than this for the blue cheese lovers amongst us. *Enjoy* !
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 ounces butter
- 3 medium carrots (chopped)
- 1 small chicken stock cube (crushed)
- 2 cups hot water
- 2 ounces Stilton cheese or 2 ounces blue cheese, crumbled
- 1⁄2 cup cream
- Combine butter & chopped carrot in a lrg microwave-safe bowl or dish w/a lid. Cover & cook on HIGH for about 6 minutes or till carrots are tender.
- Add stock cube + water, cover & cook on HIGH for 6 minutes.
- Blend or process mixture till smooth (I would use my stick-blender for this step).
- Add crumbled cheese + cream & reheat, but do not boil. Sprinkle w/a little extra cheese &/or fresh-snipped chives as desired & serve immediately.
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What a great soup! So easy to make and delicious. Made as directed with the cream and Stilton. Thanks for sharing! Made for ZWT8.
This was so easy and so good! I'm a carrot girl from way back so this is right up my alley. Made as directed with Stilton cheese just perfect! Made for Queens of Quisine ZWT 6
I am just now eating this soup and cannot say enough good things about it....creamy, rich, and absolutely delicious. It's hard to believe how easy it was to make. I made it even easier by using already shredded carrots (about 2 1/2 cups). The only other changes I made were to use veggie stock base and add just a slight sprinkle of sweet curry powder. Thank you, twissis, for such a delicious and easily made soup...mmm!


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May 27th 2017 is the date for the 34th Kirkcudbright Academy Half Marathon!
There are three events to chose from:
- The Half Marathon (18yrs+) – start: 1pm
- The Beeches 11.2k (15yrs+) Run – start: 1pm
- The Walk (open to all ages ) follows the half marathon route – start: 11am
There is a also a Family Fun Run (1.5 miles) organised by Kirkcudbright Primary school – start 1.20pm
This year (2016) runners in the Kirkcudbright Academy Half Marathon and 11k runs will register with the SiEntries system, the race timing system widely used across the UK. Every competitor in the Half Marathon and 11k will receive their own chip to record accurately their start time and end time, and the chips MUST be returned at the end of the race. The results will be available on the SPORTident website shortly after the races have finished.
Please note, the Half Marathon Walk is included in the SPORTident system.
(Though entry forms can be printed up from this website)
Please check our Facebook page where you can enjoy chatting to other participants and see more photos of the routes.
This event is run by volunteers, so if you would like to contribute in anyway, please do get in touch!
We very much enjoy hosting the event, and having visitors come from all over Britain and other parts of the world. And we look forward to seeing you again this year!
Come along and invite friends to enjoy stunning scenery on some of the most beautiful routes in the country!
Special congratulations to Gerard Macnamara and Kenny Patterson who have run every single half marathon to date! Hope to see them competing again this year.
Last year's results are available to view on our results page.
Thanks to:
- Colin Grant, Director of Education, who started the race and presented the prizes.
- Dumfries and Galloway Division – Police Scotland
- Annie's Aiders
- Raynet
- Mark Hutton and Mike Bonaventura, our commentators
- Kirkcudbright Summer Festivities
- Kirkcudbright Rotary
- Tesco Kirkcudbright
- Rogerson's Garage
The Half Marathon was established to raise money for the School Fund. Every year hundreds of runners and walkers join us to raise money for charities around the globe.


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Freshman Bret Bonanni made sure the fourth-ranked Stanford men's water polo team opened its season on a winning note Saturday.
Stanford (2-0) meets defending national champion USC on Sunday.
Bonanni scored the game-winner against the Gauchos with 1:55 remaining, giving him a strong debut.
Stanford's underclassmen came up big Saturday, as sophomore Alex Bowen scored six times and the Cardinal's defense, anchored by the goalkeeping trio of redshirt juniors Scott Platshon and Hunter Ploch along with redshirt freshman Clayton Evans, allowed just eight goals and made 17 saves.
Bonanni and Bowen each scored four goals against the Broncos.
Women's volleyball
Inky Ajanaku recorded 12 kills and a .647 hitting percentage to help No. 7 Stanford get past hoist St. Mary's, 18-25, 25-20, 25-21, 25-19, Saturday night in a nonconference match.
The Cardinal (8-2) opens Pac-12 play Wednesday against visiting California at 7 p.m.
Junior middle blocker Carly Wopat finished with 14 kills and eight blocks to go with two service aces. Freshman outside hitter Jordan Burgess finished one kill shy of a double-double as she tallied 14 digs.
Freshman setter Madi Bugg had 44 assists and 12 digs for her team-best fifth double-double of the year. Sophomore libero Kyle Gilbert reached the 20-dig plateau for the third time this season. Stanford finished with a .265 team hitting percentage, while SMC hit .220.
Former Menlo Park resident Jordan Shaw, the daughter of former Stanford volleyball coach Don Shaw, led the Gaels with 19 kills and 15 digs.
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