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|T14. Households By Household Type [7]
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|1970 Census Users' Guide - Part I -> Part II. Population Census Concepts (Concepts 50 through 149) -> Living arrangements -> Household relationship
Ascertained from replies to a question on relationship to household head. Respondents were asked if they were the head of household, wife of head, son or daughter of head, other relative of head (and to specify exact relationship), roomer, boarder, lodger, patient or inmate, other not related to head (and to specify exact relationship).
Head of household
One person in each household was designated as the head, that is, the person who was reported as the head by the members of the household. However, if a married woman living with her husband was reported as the head, her husband is considered as the head for the purpose of simplifying the tabulations.
Two types of household head are distinguished -- head of a family and primary individual. A family head is a household head living with one or more persons related to him by blood, marriage, or adoption. A primary individual is a household head living alone or with non-relatives only.
Two types of household head are distinguished -- head of a family and primary individual. A family head is a household head living with one or more persons related to him by blood, marriage, or adoption. A primary individual is a household head living alone or with non-relatives only.
Wife of head
A woman married to and living with a household head. This category includes women in common-law marriages as well as women in formal marriages. In complete- count tabulations, the number of wives of head is the same as the number of husband-wife households and the number of husband-wife families. The number does not equal the number of married women, husband present, since it excludes those married women whose husbands are not household heads (as in subfamilies, Concept No. 81.111).
Child of head
A son, daughter, stepchild, or adopted child of the head of the household of which he is a member, regardless of the child's age or marital status. The category excludes sons-in-law and daughters-in-law. (Also see own children Concept No. 84.1. )
Other relative of household head
Household member related to head by blood, marriage, or adoption, but not included specifically in another relationship category. In the sample they are classified as grandchild of head, parent of head or son or daughter-in-law of head, brother or sister of head, parent-in-law of heads or brother or sister-in-law of head and other relative of head, and are identified as separate categories in some tabulations.
Nonrelative of household head
Any household member not related to the head; further classified as lodger, resident employee, and friend or partner. These categories are recorded as sample items only.
Persons identified as roomer, boarder, lodger. In the sample it includes foster children not already identified as roomer, boarder or lodger.
Resident employee
An employee of the household (such as maid, cook, hired farm hand, companion, nurse), who usually resides in the housing unit. Also includes the employees relatives living in the housing unit.
Friend or partner
This is a residual category, including all persons not identified as roomer, boarder, or lodger or resident employee. In tabulations, it is often combined with roomer, boarder, lodger.


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a form of sexually transmitted disease, contracted from the sleezy guy at the corner of the bar. Or any of the various employees at any given pizza hut.
Did you hear about sarah? She totally caught the schlitzckus from matt...Now she can make her own bread.
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Discussion in 'VA- Virginia Chevy Truck Club' started by jlwz71, Jul 14, 2010.
I live close to the WV border in Alleghany County.
Virginia Beach a couple of hours away
I live in Suffolk and went to college in Lexington, VA.
Well that's a lot closer. Doing any Mod's to your Truck?
I'm in Stafford. Just north of Fredricksburg.
I roll through there now and again on my way to Rock Ville Maryland were my sister in-law lives
yorktown here
south of Roanoke Va
Hampton here
Virginia Beach here on the weekends, Fredericksburg during the week.
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By Paul Abelson
No one disputes that distracted driving is a major cause of vehicle crashes. Most states have passed laws banning texting, and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray La-Hood has issued federal regulations banning texting while operating a commercial vehicle.
Do these steps go too far? Are we painting all communications with the same broad brush, overlooking aspects that promote convenience, efficiency, and safety? Last year, the National Transportation Safety Board proposed a ban on all cell phone use while driving — but is a total ban necessary?
At last September's Society of Automotive Engineers Commercial Vehicle Meeting, Richard Hanowski, director of the Center for Truck & Bus Safety at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, revealed significant data that could help answer such questions. His paper, "The Naturalistic Study of Distracted Driving: Moving from Research to Practice," which covered research conducted over several years, was the association's prestigious Buckendale Lecture award winner in 2011.
While most previous studies used simulations or had student observers record actions and anomalies, the Center for Truck & Bus Safety used video recordings in specially equipped trucks to examine driver behavior while operating commercial vehicles.
Instrumentation identified changes in steering, braking, and acceleration, while recordings presented simultaneous split-screen views of the driver's head, steering wheel and dash, out the windshield, and left and right rear-view mirrors.
The researchers identified where drivers' attention was directed, when their hands were on or off the steering wheel, what was happening around the vehicle, and — perhaps most importantly — existing distractions.
They then examined driver behavior, breaking down actions into subsets. For example, cell phone use was parsed into text messaging, dialing a handheld phone, talking or listening on a hand-held phone, and talking or listening on a hands-free phone.
Results of texting and dialing
Two hundred drivers making thousands of trips over more than 3 million miles were sufficient to produce results with confidence levels of 95%. The combined research involved 211,171 incidents of distraction, resulting in 1,085 crashes; 8,375 near-crashes; and 30,661 crash-relevant conflicts or situations that required drivers to make unsafe or illegal maneuvers.
As expected, when texting while driving, the likelihood of an accident is more than 23 times greater than normal. When dialing a handheld cell phone, there's about a six times greater chance — almost as high as looking at a map (seven times).
Once a call is made, though, talking or listening on a handheld phone carries about the same likelihood of an accident as no distraction. With a hands-free phone, an event is less than half as likely. In fact, taking a drink or smoking is twice as risky as using a hands-free phone.
Using the data to improve safety
These findings could be interpreted in a number of different ways.
You could prohibit drivers and operators from using any communications device behind the wheel. Or you can be selective in allowing, or even requiring, particular accessories.
Bluetooth wireless or wired hands-free earpieces can provide relatively safe communications, as can push-to-talk radios — especially when limited to business-related use. Fleets that have not already done so should switch from maps or paper turn-by-turn directions to electronic GPS navigation devices that provide audible directions.
Terrell Spencer is safety program manager for the City of Columbus, Ohio, Fleet Management Division. He prohibits all cell phone use while operating a motor vehicle.
"There are sufficient studies about the hazards of distracted driving, and the distractions aren't always while talking," he says. He recalls a case in which a driver was involved in an incident while reaching for a dropped phone.
The City of Edina, Minn., uses Nextel push-to-talk combination cell phone/radios. But after the I-35W bridge failure in Minneapolis, they're moving to 800 MHz radios.
"There was no cell phone service after the bridge collapsed; providers were completely overloaded," explains Fleet Supervisor Greg Bretson. With the statewide 800 MHz network, his operation will have contact with police, fire fighters, and other city, county, and state services and departments.
Their 800 MHz radios use coiled cord microphones, some with built-in speakers. They're similar to CB microphones or police radio units. The distraction factor should be about the same as with CB use: roughly half the chance of involvement as an undistracted driver, according to the Center for Truck & Bus Safety.
To obtain a copy of the Buckendale Lecture (Paper #2011-01-2305), visit http://papers.sae.org
— Paul Abelson (email@example.com) is a former director of the Technology and Maintenance Council (TMC) of the American Trucking Associations, a board member of Truck Writers of North America, and active in the Society of Automotive Engineers.


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If I'm adding a super with foundation can I use 9 frames or should I start with 10 frames until they are drawn and then go to 9 frames next year? Thanks, Duane in VA.
If I'm adding a super with foundation can I use 9 frames or should I start with 10 frames until they are drawn and then go to 9 frames next year? Thanks, Duane in VA.
If you put 9 frames of undrawn comb in the bees will draw it out fine. If you put 8 frames of DRAWN comb in the bees will also draw it fine. If you mix drawn and undrawn comb in 9 frame configuration, it's unpredictable what exactly they will decide to do. If you put 8 frames of undrawn comb in it's unpredictable.
I'd put in 9 if you plan to extract. It's much easier to uncap. I have had trouble getting my comb honey to fit those nice plastic boxes when I do it in 9 frame so I'll be doing 10 frames for comb honey this year.
I start with 10 frames. But it can be done with 9. Never had much luck with 8 frames of foundation. Some colonies will bugger up 9 foundations, but only a few. I start with 10 and reduce to 9 the following year. With using small cell I may stick with 10 for a few years before going to 9.
I think ten frames draws out best. I don't like putting a full super of foundation on the hive at once though.
Above the queen excluder, place a super with six frames foundation in the centre and two drawn frames on either side at the onset of a honey flow. It seem the bees work the outside ones last and this way you don't get left with undrawn foundation. Super the rest of the hive with drawn foundation. When your first pull comes along and they are not fully drawn, leave them for the next pull.
I also sometimes place a frame of foundation into a nine frame super.
I alway go with 10 frame,then wait until they pull about 80% of that& add another,they seem to draw it better for me anyway,


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"I came upon this recipe while taking some non-credit courses in microwave cooking at a community college," recalls Lois Lucas. The Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania cook often cubes the potatoes before coating them to make flavorful nuggets. "I find that children and adults alike enjoy them," she adds.
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- 1/3 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1-1/2 teaspoons onion salt
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 2 medium potatoes, peeled and cut into wedges
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- In a resealable plastic bag, combine the bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, onion salt and paprika. Coat potatoes with flour; dip in butter. Add to bread crumb mixture; shake to coat evenly. Arrange on a microwave-safe plate.
- Cover with waxed paper. Microwave on high for 3 to 4-1/2 minutes or until tender, rotating every 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes. Yield: 3-4 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Originally published as Parmesan Potato Wedges in Quick Cooking March/April 2003, p61
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Hasta luego Costa Rica, Hola Nicaragua!
Trip Start Nov 06, 2009
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We weren't sure exactly where we were headed, other than northwards towards the Nicaragua as we weren't sure how long it would take. So we decided to play it by ear, thinking we'd probably break up the journey by stopping for a night in Liberia (a town at the junction of the Panamericana) or La Cruz (a coastal town very near to the border) before continuing on across the border the following day.
On the bus to Tilaran we hooked up with Cole and Rikki, a friendly couple from Lousiana who were also headed north. We shared a cab with them as far as Liberia and lunched with them at the bus station before going our separate ways; them off to surf at Tamarindo, and us further north - somewhere - although we hadn't still hadn't quite decided exactly where...
As it was still fairly early by the time we reached La Cruz we decided we may as well push on to the border.
We were relieved to find that in huge contrast with our past couple of border crossing experiences, crossing into Nicaragua was remarkably hassle-free. Within 15 minutes of stepping off the bus we were stamped out of Costa Rica, into Nicaragua, and on another bus towards Laguna Apoyo. The Pe�as Blancas immigration staff could certainly teach their counterparts in Panama and Paso Canoas a thing or two.
The contrast between Costa Rica and Nicaragua was immediately obvious. You wouldn't find a bag of freshly cut mango for 14p, or a big horse drawn cart procession like this on the other side of the border!


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The secret to this free-form tart is the layer of ground almonds under the berries: it thickens the juices, prevents a soggy crust and delivers an exquisite background flavor for the intense berries.
Nutrition Profile:
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Serves 12
Prep Time 60 min
Total Time 180 min.
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To prepare crust: Whisk whole-wheat flour, all-purpose flour, 2 tablespoons sugar and salt in a medium bowl. Cut in butter with a pastry blender or your fingers until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs with a few larger pieces. Add oil and stir with a fork to blend. Mix 1/4 cup water, egg yolk and 1 teaspoon lemon juice (or vinegar) in a measuring cup. Add just enough of the egg yolk mixture to the flour mixture, stirring with a fork, until the dough clumps together. (Add a little water if the dough seems too dry.) Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead several times. Form the dough into a ball, then flatten into a disk. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
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Preheat oven to 425°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or foil and coat with cooking spray.
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To prepare filling & assemble tart: Spread almonds in a small baking pan. Bake until light golden and fragrant, about 5 minutes. Let cool. Combine whole-wheat flour, 1/4 cup sugar (or Splenda) and the toasted almonds in a food processor or blender; process until the almonds are ground.
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Roll the dough into a rough 13- to 14-inch circle on a lightly floured surface, about 1/4 inch thick. Roll it back over the rolling pin, brush off excess flour, and transfer to the prepared baking sheet. Spread the almond mixture over the pastry, leaving a 2-inch border all around. Toss berries with the remaining 3 tablespoons sugar (or Splenda) and 2 teaspoons lemon juice in a large bowl; spoon over the almond mixture. Fold the border up and over the filling, pleating as necessary. Blend the reserved egg white and 1 tablespoon water with a fork; brush lightly over the tart rim. Sprinkle with the remaining 1 teaspoon sugar.
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Bake the tart for 15 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350°F and bake until the crust is golden and the juices are bubbling, 30 to 40 minutes. Leaving the tart on the parchment (or foil), carefully slide it onto a wire rack. Let cool.
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Shortly before serving, melt jam in a small saucepan over low heat; brush over the berries. Cut the tart into wedges.
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Law School announces new clinic
Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce an expanded transactional clinic that will be known as the Small Business Enterprises and Nonprofit Corporations Clinic.
The Clinic is housed in the Law School which is located at 471 W. Palmer Street, Detroit, on the main WSU campus. It will serve both for-profit and nonprofit clients who cannot afford to pay for legal services offered by attorneys in the private bar. The Clinic will assist businesses within the city of Detroit and in the Detroit metropolitan area.
Among the services the Clinic offers are: entity formation, contract review and preparation, review and drafting of commercial real estate documents, preparation of trademark and copyright applications, and preparation of tax exempt applications. The Clinic will represent clients only on business transactions and will not work on litigation matters.
The Clinic is currently accepting applications from potential clients and will begin representing clients this month. Any business whose application is accepted will have to pay for expenses such as filing fees, but the legal services will be offered at no cost to clients.
The Clinic will also serve as a four-credit class for WSU Law School students. Up to 12 students will work in the Clinic at any one time, under the supervision of Clinical Assistant Professor Dana A. Roach and Adjunct Professor Randolph Perry.
Individuals or organizations interested in the services of the Small Business Clinic can contact Professor Roach by phone at (313) 577-3961 for more information.
The Small Business Enterprises and Nonprofit Corporations Clinic is the Law School's sixth live-client clinic and is an expansion of the Nonprofit Corporations and Urban Development Law Clinic. The Law School's first clinic, the Free Legal Aid Clinic, began operations in 1965.


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First year beek here. We survived Hurricane Sandy and the nor'easter dropped a foot of snow on us last week that's almost gone already! Weather supposed to be in the high 60's today but cold nights are sticking around.
Started with a nuc in May that has been very strong and provided me with 60 lbs of honey. I tested with the powdered sugar and sticky board a few weeks ago and the mite load was very low (3-4 in a 24hr drop) I'm concerned that I should have treated anyway and wonder if it's too late now?!
(I have the Mite Away Quick strips) They are in to deeps and top box is full and capped except for 1/2 of the outer most frame. I haven't inspected the bottom in awhile since all seemed well. Also they never drew out the frame I put in place of the feeder so that will be an empty frame for this winter I guess.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...


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Building on the Call of Duty brand's signature epic, cinematic intensity of war, Call of Duty 2 : Big Red One unites players in the chaos of battle fighting as part of a squad in the legendary and decorated "Big Red One," the American 1st Infantry Division. As part of the famed "Fighting First," players are drafted into a variety of historic Big Red One missions that take them across land, sea and air from the invasion of North Africa , through the battle for Sicily, and all the way to D-Day in one continuous storyline. Building from the award-winning Call of Duty PC AI, Big Red One delivers even more realistic squad and enemy action, including smarter use of environmental cover and new authentic battlefield tactics. Call of Duty 2 : Big Red One is being developed by Gray Matt er and Treyarch and has not yet been rated by the ESRB. ( PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, the Xboxí'® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Nintendo GameCube )


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I've started working on my Finemolds Boba Fett slave 1 (not the jango one) and i'm searching for ref. pics of the screen used model for the coulours.
You get a full colour paintscheme with the kit but i don't know if it's based of the screen used model or just one artits rendition of it.
I found a webpage where a guy seems to have the pictures i seek (www.ketzer.com) but i can't find any email adress to him.
Anyone else has any?
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Thanks to Our "Unifying" President, 20 States Petition to Secede Thus Far
Original post made by amazing, Amador Estates, on Nov 12, 2012
Now 19 other States have petitioned to secede from our Union.
These States are...
South Carolina,
New York,
New Jersey,
North Dakota,
North Carolina,
Alabama and
Welcome to Obama's "Divided States of America"
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Comments (26)
a resident of Livermore
on Nov 12, 2012 at 3:23 pm
a resident of Livermore
on Nov 12, 2012 at 3:30 pm
I wonder why so many Americans get upset with other Americans vote? I've always thought that the goal of an election was to pick a winner?
People have to vote so that somebody wins...duh...
I think that the more people that vote, the more fair the election.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Nov 12, 2012 at 4:18 pm
He's just the President, he can't control the stupidity of others. Personally I'd love to see some of these states have a go at it alone, only to come crawling back kissing his feet.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 12, 2012 at 6:45 pm
I would be more than happy to cede Arizona back to Mexico along with Texas, and give Florida to Cuba. Those states cannot seem to get democracy right after so many years and so many feeble attempts.
a resident of Amador Valley High School
on Nov 12, 2012 at 8:31 pm
Let the slave states take a hike. But seriously, how racist is this country. China will be annexing us soon anyways, so why worry
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 12, 2012 at 8:55 pm
Yes, David a (we know what the A stands for) it must be racist to oppose a half white socialist. By the way, slavery ended some time ago, but is about to ma,e a comeback.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 12, 2012 at 10:36 pm
Amazing and Mittens, little boys drawing swastikas in the sand.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 12, 2012 at 10:48 pm
Great, OK with me, if they take their mostly southern baptist tea partiers with them, so the republican party would be free of them and free to return to the GRAND Republicam party it was before the tea partiers.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 13, 2012 at 9:29 am
Jill, swastikas? Really? LOL, now the religious bigots are crawling out of the woodwork. Play another card from your not quite full deck of cards.
a resident of Birdland
on Nov 13, 2012 at 9:52 am
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
"He's just the President, he can't control the stupidity of others." If he could only control his own stupidity, he'd probably have more support than roughly half of the country's voters. As long as the media prop him up and keep fiascos like the Libya attack coverup from being fully vetted in the public eye, I suppose he won't look so stupid. After all, he can always blame others, since he's not accountable.
a resident of Mohr Park
on Nov 13, 2012 at 10:18 am
I'm not necessarily in love with Mr. Obama, but I find it interesting that everyone blames all the problems in the US on him alone when the Republicans have had control of the House for 2 years. Nothing gets passed because NOBODY - Democrats or Republicans are willing to compromise - everyone (including many voters and posters on this forum) have dug trenches too far left and right, demonized those whose opinions vary, and refuse to meet in the center. Last thing the US needs is another Civil War as states try to leave the Union. Mr. Obama idolizes Mr. Lincoln enough to see this as the same challenge.
a resident of Livermore
on Nov 13, 2012 at 1:41 pm
I think that some folks meant to say that they want sucseed from the union!
If folks don't like living in the land of the free, then go back to where you ancestors came from...ta-ta...nobody likes you anyway...tee hee...
a resident of Dublin
on Nov 13, 2012 at 6:04 pm
Janna is a registered user.
Yes, it is quite amazing that there are that many stupid bigots out there. These people are a joke.
a resident of Dublin
on Nov 13, 2012 at 7:11 pm
Republican's keep proving themselves to be sore losers. This is a desperate act of lunacy, freaking lemmings. This is what happens when you pretend the bubble you live can protect you from views and facts deemed inconvenient. Your acting like children who didn't get their way and won't accept their punishment for lying.
You idiots do realize that secession means YOU start over. WE the people of the United States of America don't have to share with people who declare themselves no longer our problem. That's right you near sighted low information voters, after your secession you would be occupied by the United States until your new country is able to handle it's own security.
BTW ~ It has been really hard to converse with/at people who are constantly in a state of denial. Your new third world country is going to need a loan.
You don't know that your world view is what someone else fabricated and extenuated so you would take ownership of it. You repeat and follow those who openly disgrace you by allowing you to lie for them. The Bill O's, Rush, and Hannity charlatan types must feel like kings, the garbage they get you to repeat and take ownership of is astounding.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 13, 2012 at 7:19 pm
I say go ahead and good luck with that. California is probably the only state that could leave the union and excel, our economy, even in this down turn, is greater than many countries.
a resident of Downtown
on Nov 14, 2012 at 8:15 pm
"California's economy could excel on its own"? Honey, you better wake up because California is about to go bankrupt and will be begging for money from the rest of the states. Jobs and people are leaving.
"Your new third world country is going to need a loan." From Cnina?
Janna...such an open-minded and tolerant liberal. I'm guessing you'd be at the front of the line to push those with whom you disagree, into the ovens.
"I'm not necessarily in love with Mr. Obama, but I find it interesting that everyone blames all the problems in the US on him alone when the Republicans have had control of the House for 2 years." Have you been reading the posts on this site for the past four years? Bush has been blamed for everything the past 12 years.
Jill, thanks for keeping the liberal playbook alive with the shrill chants of "nazi" and "racist". My guess is, that like Janna, you're probably the biggest racist and hater in your neighborhood.
Where are the "intelligent" liberals?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 14, 2012 at 8:48 pm
This is the best entertainment since seeing Karl Rove squirm on Fox 'News' on election night!
How exactly is Obama dividing the country? Is HE asking anyone to leave? These people are choosing to tell everyone else that they want to secede.
Wasn't one of the cries of the Republican Party something along the lines of "We want to return America to it's values'? Isn't democracy part of American values? Isn't running an election and then following the leadership of the person that the country voted in part of our democracy? Working together for the good of the country... isn't that part of our American legacy? Where in our history did it tell us to have a hissy fit if our candidate didn't win?
My word... it's been over a week since Obama was re-elected. I can't believe we've survived this long (insert sarcasm).
a resident of Mohr Park
on Nov 15, 2012 at 10:37 am
@ Libs are a hoot
" Have you been reading the posts on this site for the past four years? Bush has been blamed for everything the past 12 years. "
Oh I know - and have posted about that too on these forums. My daily entertainment for more than 4 years, has been scrolling through the insane comments on PW forums for the tiny bit of truth that comes out. My point is that it isn't just "Libs [that] are a hoot" - Conservatives can be just as bad. Neither extreme works, as has been proven in this country for the last 20 years. We need middle of the ground compromise - and I don't see any of that happening in the near future.
a resident of Mohr Park
on Nov 15, 2012 at 1:48 pm
It is difficult to compromise when you have so many ignorant people signing petitions to secede and politicians agreeing to never ever raise taxes under any circumstance.
The country is becoming 2 groups...one understanding that change is inevitable and we need to adapt and one that is angry and clinging to the past with many waving confederate flags.
There is a big difference in the way liberals disliked Bush and the way so many today hate Obama.
a resident of Mohr Park
on Nov 15, 2012 at 2:00 pm
Obama is not dividing the country.The selfish people with money who hate the idea of Obama and his policies raising their taxes and the other group that resides mostly in the south and rural areas and I will leave it at that.The other group is the angry educated/successful older white people who just cannot handle the demographic change in America and believe Obama is a symbol of it.I hear it everyday from someone.
The irony is that Obama and his story is as American as it gets.
a resident of Dublin
on Nov 15, 2012 at 8:46 pm
Janna is a registered user.
I hope you're not trying to attribute those quotes to me, cause that would just make you look dumb(er).
I'm not surprised you don't know intelligence when you see it, being a conservative and all.
I must've hit a nerve, there eh. You doth protest too much LOL.
a resident of Dublin
on Nov 15, 2012 at 8:49 pm
Janna is a registered user.
BTW, in case no one caught this, it's not the states wanting secession, it's the crazies in those states. Of course making it sound as though the state governments want it makes it sounds somehow...more. Nope, just the nut-balls.
a resident of Downtown
on Nov 15, 2012 at 10:24 pm
Janna, I didn't attribute any quotes to you. What I have attributed to you is that you are an angry, hate-filled person who is intolerant of anyone who isn't like you. Sounds exactly like a bigot to me. Thanks for reaffirming claim.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 16, 2012 at 8:18 pm
It is a little ironic that now those in the "blue states" are all for the "Red states" seceding, yet we had a little skirmish some years ago when the red states tried to do it before. Perhaps the liberals should have let them secede/
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 16, 2012 at 8:23 pm
"The irony is that Obama and his story is as American as it gets."
Yet he wants to change it. He says that he and his wife were in a mound of college debt and they had to work so hard to get out of it and could only afford the basics.
To me that seems like a good thing, but to Obama he says that "it should be easier for people to go to college"
If there is only one thing that I have learned in life is that if you make these easy for people to get, they do not value what they have. So if we make it so easy for everyone to go to college (and not worry about the costs) as Obama wants to do then the college degree because worthless.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Nov 16, 2012 at 11:59 pm
Sometimes I think people drink and get on this forum.
Or else they can't spell.
Also, it occurs to me that the last states to succeed from the Union did not fare well.
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Hasselblad announces distinctly RX100-esque 'Stellar' compact
Hasselblad has unveiled a rather familiar-looking compact camera - the Stellar. The very RX100-esque compact offers the same 28-100mm equivalent Zeiss-branded zoom and 20MP 1"-type sensor as the Sony, but comes with a substantial hand-grip made from a choice of exotic materials and, we suspect, a significantly higher price tag.
|The Hasselblad Stellar will be available with a choice of hand grips.
The company has set up a dedicated website for the camera - due to ship this month - on which you can select your favorite grip material from a list of seven. This appears to be the only aspect of the camera that isn't simply badge-engineered.
The Stellar is the second product to stem from the company's collaboration with Sony, following the announcement of the NEX-7-based Hasselblad Lunar at Photokina 2012.
|The camera's specifications exactly match those of Sony's DSC-RX100
The collaboration is also due to include 'products for the DSLR segment' (which could easily mean a camera based on Sony's 'SLT' semi-transparent mirror technology). Oddly the Stellar appears to be based on the existing RX100 model, rather than the recently-announced RX100 M2.
Hasselblad was bought-out by private equity group Ventizz in 2011, which is attempting to derive increased value from the brand.
it is hard for people to admit that German products are the best but face the fact,its pure German and it is one hell of a Camera and anything else they make
But remember, they don't have to sell very many to turn a profit since the margins are so big. Get several thousand people around the world who want a RX-100, for whom paying an extra $1000 for some luxury "style" and an exclusive brand name is chump change, and Hasselblad are in the clear with this to the tune of several million in profit
It's a far less risky strategy than investing the R&D to develop a camera themselves.
"SERVER ERROR" says for looking for more comments on this topic... i guess dpreview don't want anymore comments about this camera. Dpreview should learned something about this product that their readers are not as they think they are. If dpreview is really that serious about reviewing anything, they should think twice about it first before publishing anything. Commenters on this camera are about 95% are on negative side about this camera.. does anyone or two of dpreview staff have any idea of what their readers will think about this camera before before publishing it? Nope.. not even one i guess.
I really don't understand why everybody keep trashing HB - They created an admirable camera, pocketable albeit its large sensor and bright lens, which no Japanese maker can dream of achieving. The only problem is the pointless, ugly grip. Oh yes, and they may want to consider BSI sensor and tilting screen, but one can't ask for everything...
I hope you mean this in sarcasm
Here are some hard facts and features of the grip that people may have overlooked.
1. It looks like wood but its actually a space age nano tech based material that cloaks to the background.
2. It blends (cameleon) with the color of your outfit --- cool for fashonable uppies who match colors.
3. Dynamicals molds to your palm when you grip it, an advances Dr. Scholls for you palm.
4. The two rivets on the grip are actually micro laser beams that help focus assist that can do a mind meld and focus on command.
5. They are the next generation of cameras on US pedator drones.
6. If you are old fashioned you can turn off the cameleon feature and take it to a service center where you have the choice of 250 different grips.
The grip change is part of the scheduled maintenenace for the first 1 year or within 100 shutter actuations
Note that this is not a camera but rather a fashion statment so the engineers do not expeect to have more that 10 sutter actualtion in its life time.
Its ART
I'm surprised this was not thought of before. They look like the Packmeyers that I used to put on my pistols; made gun handling very comfortable and offered a more steady control when shooting. I wonder if it enhances one's comfort, control, and aim. I'm not sure I would put holes in my cameras. Packmeyers always fit perfectly on a pistol without damaging the firearm.
It doesn't even look like its been done particularly well. I checked the date for April 1st tbh.
Its a lump of materiel screwed into the side of the camera, for the price they are likely to ask they could at least have put a bit effort into the design.
Here,s a challenge: "FOOLS GALLERY"
1/ If you spot one of these adornments around the neck of someone in public, .. capture the shot
2/ Post it on DPR and other sites.
3/ Imbed a LAUGH rating counter 1 -- 10
4/ Send the results to HusselPlunder
5/ The winner will be sent the "Top Fool Spotter's" certificate
I would like to say that we can shame it out of the market, However, Fools are very thick skinned and very Vain!
Have fun with it.
If I spot a FOOL in Australia, I'll sell them the Sydney Harbor Bridge and offer to put an Exotic Wood Handrail on it.
Sydney Harbor Bridge $100Million, Wooden handle with an "H" on it $700Million. Sounds about right?
I know this sounds terrible, but I can't wait to see what they come out with next. I'm never had so much fun, or read so many funny posts in my life.
If you made a toilet brush with a teak wood handle and stainless steel wire it would probably last longer too.
This camera just looks weird. Mixing wood with plastic not a good look. If Hasselblad REALLY want to branch out and increase their profit margins, they should start thinking about putting those handles in other places too. Hey how about a broomstick. A $5 broom could be worth $700 with that hand grip on it.
I'm going to get a couple of those wooden beauties for my car doors.
But it comes in Wenge (http://www.hasselblad-stellar.com/media/27939/wenge-front.jpg) It will match my living room furniture!
The recent offerings these are significant only due to the fact that Hasselblad has taken the Barnum and Bailey philosophy that a sucker is born every minute. Hasselblad seems to have lost their past and have become a 'me too' company and is certainly lost the status they once had.
Japanese people noted for buying very expensive items such as rolex watches, they are the customers for this fugly and tasteless style of this kind of camera, the more expensive the more they like it. So don't be so critical to this camera.. there are still a large part of customers of this acute (cute) kind of camera on that part of our planet.
If I had one of these people would ask me if I built the hand grip in my garage. I mean just look at the huge DIY screws. High end?? NOT.
I agree. They could have at least sculpted the grip perfectly to the body, or something more than simply plaster a hunk of "exotic" wood to the body.
I am posting a second time, as I always do after an initial post to ensure my first reaction was not "knee jerk"....please see my first post.
I was thinking of a really good April Fool's camera parody after reading about the Lunar and the Vario but alas, pathetic reality trumps fiction. Again.
Brilliant. An RX100 that won't fit in your pocket!
You could of course remove the grip and fit one of Richard Franiec's tasteful and beautifully made ones instead...
no big deal. Sony badge their lens as Zeiss already.
so no one can have a genuine product.
either you get a third-party lens,
or you get a third-party lens with a third-party grip.
hope there will be Sony-Zeiss-Hassy-Walmart version
with a third-party strap at the price of
Sony - Zeiss - Hassy - Walmart = Franklin
Sony Zeiss lenses are not Stellar quality by any stroke of the imagination!
Sony are just as big a con group as HusselPlunder.
I remember Sony marketing announcing a few years back that they are out to take on Canon & Nikon in the Pro market.
Putting a label on crap sends a "Fool Warning" to Pros.
I was at a news conference recently in Australia just after our change of leadership. 300+ Pro photographers, Nikon?Canon, ...NOT ONE SONY TO BE SEEN! What dose that tell us?
Whats the best about that camera are the comments about it :-)
Absolutely hilarious!
In all the gloom of today, joblessness, hopelessness, frustration, anger over corruption by politicians, greediness, aimlessness by the millions at least we have Hasselblad to make us laugh.
Never mind, if the camera is not for you.
i'm sory but you are wrong.
This is an intelligent move by hasselblad.
This camera is not for you.
Is for people who precisely want not to be confused whit any of us.
People that wants everebody see that they can pay a lot more without any reason.
Is Marketing.
And also hasselblad wins because everyone is talking about the brand.
(excuse my english i live in a remote country)
I understand your point, but last I checked, business was about making money. I can't see enough people, with or without money, supporting Hassy's bid to slip into the market rebadging and adding grips to cameras. If they don't get it right, this bad move will solidify their exit from the camera world.
i know i exagerated a little
the point is that the worst mistake we can make is think that corporations are stupid. They can make mistakes, but for sure they studied very well their moves: they want to make money. We as consumers must be smart too, and think what is the real utility of what we buy,
I have a good solution:
A web site should be established containing a list of NAMES of those shallow sods that have been stupid enough to be conned into making the purchase of any RE-Badged Stellar priced fashion accessory. (I don't class them as cameras)
The HusselBlunder Lunatic has a BODY ONLY price of $8,300 in Australia !!!
For those that aren't aware: "IT'S JUST A SONY NEX-7"
I'm told that it also just ships with the very ordinary Re-Named SONY/SUNY Kit lens!
And the HasselBlunder Stellar is, ... Wait for it! :
"IT'S JUST A SONY RX-100" priced at USD$3200 !!!!!!!!
Now, "Off you go, it's time to take your Yellow pills"
I think you're onto something here - I don't think that revealing their identity would be appropriate (or interesting). Rather, I would suggest sightings, complete with photographs of these "partnerships" in the wild. Something similar to what birders do.there's a website called people of Walmart along similar lines.
Why are you all surprised to see a new grip on a Sony when Prof. Dr. Griepentrog is a member of the board?
Some have compared this to Leica's rebadged Panasonics.
The thing is, Leica used that partnership as life support while developing its own digital cameras (starting with the M8). It contributed directly to the design of the Panasonic cameras it rebadged.
And Panasonic used/uses the Leica name on its lenses as a way to gain some respectability in the market. The current rebadged Panasonics appear to be more or less an afterthought beside a range of products designed and made by Leica.
I suppose it's possible that Hasselblad is using this initiative as a similar kind of "life support," but I don't see any evidence of it. What I see instead is a company that is now simply a brand, in the business of rebadging off-the-shelf cameras that it has not helped design. That its sole contribution appears to be a grossly overpriced grip of dubious tastefulness just adds insult to injury. And I don't see Sony getting the same kind of benefit Panasonic did.
Yes, and Leica had/has a dealership and service network for service and support. I still wish Leica didn't pretend that they were Leica cameras. Just say co-developed with Panasonic. And, yes, now there are many true Leica digital models M variants, X series, S camera.
I can only say this:
Hasselblad, what are you doing? Please staph!
I wonder what the market is for selling a wooden handle and a H is to RX100 owners as an add on? A Hassy on the cheap.
What would of been more useful is a lens hood system and flip up magnifier for the screen. That would make a degree of sense.
This nonsense stands a good chance of lowering the profile of their MF gear.
I can hardly believe this.
Embarrasing for Sony too.
Looks like some people actually bought the Lunar ;-0:
Today lot's of companies in the pro camera business get the technology from Japan or buy the whole camera / lens from there and just change the brand, why shouldn't they, though Japanese labor costs are the highest among the world (including wages and social security payments, at 22.0 euros per hour compared to 17.8 euros in the US and 20 euros on average in the EU) they are more efficient, innovative and in terms of durability out of competition. Hasselblad has already partnerships with Fujifilm and Fujinon producing bodies and lenses for them. I'm just surprised the move to Sony but i bet the reason is because of it's taller sensor compared to the Fujifilm X Pro 1
By the way, the latest Zeiss Touit lenses are also Made in Japan, made by Fujinon.
You are fully correct but that is not the point.
The point is that a company which once belonged to the top notch camera manufacturers lowers itself to using a standard pretty low end consumer camera. All Hassy does is rebrand it with an a Hassleblad logo and a wooden handgrip and then resell the 100% same Sony RX 100 for over 3000 dollars....
You have missed the topic argument.
Yes! re-badging takes place in all market sectors and the retail price reflects this.
However, what we are talking about here is sticking a Ferrari badge on a Dewoo paint it red and put a price tag of $600,000 on it.
Then they lie & cheat the public.
It should be mandatory that a Consumer Warning Tag should be clearly attached to these Husselblunders:
And for the really stupid: "Do not eat!"
Wow. Only three untouched rainforest had to be plundered to get these rare woods.
Put me down for ten!
"Eh sure... why not?" (Moe the Bar Tender accent)
"If they price it lower than Sony RX100, I'll buy one."
I cannot believe what Hasselblad has become.
What would Victor Hasselblad say about all of this? An inventor, entrepreneur and a gentleman. Shame on them!
Looks comfy. But.... and I admit I wasn't expecting quite the similarity...it also looks almost exactly like a more and more familiar RX100!
The "Stevie Wonder" model by Hassy.
*includes exclusive Hassleblad iron-on transfer for your t-shirt!!!
I'll settle for a stencil and a can of spray paint - think versatility.
OMG, that's impossibly ugly!
How could they release those pictures of a product destined to never ever see the public?
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I spent a week in this apartment and I have to say that it was great value for money. Fanny and Julian are very nice people and are always available to give advice to me. I didn't have any significant problems with this flat it was quite central and despite its being on the 4th floor there was a lift. In addition the area wasn't really that noisy during the night. Had a great time and would recommend to anyone looking for reasonably priced accommodation.
During my stay I never met fanny and Julian but was greeted by a very welcoming neighbor. I was pretty disappointed in the room the apartment does not look like the pictures and was pretty dirty. No air conditioning was torture in the heat and was only able to sleep a good 4 hours a night. Was given one fan and other people staying at the apartment had to buy their own fans to keep cool. The second day it was hot and they started to paint the apartment the floor below or above and the fumes entered my room and I couldn't deal so I went to a hotel. The apartment wasn't for me but it does have advantages like being close to the city and sharing the apartment with nice people. Maybe after summer it wouldve been better.
Everything perfect, very nice stay. 100% recommendable.
Todo perfecto, estancia muy agradable. 100% recomendable.
Very good, very friendly. Everything was great!
Muy bien, muy amable. Todo fue genial !
I spent 5 nights and quite correct; seriousness, tranquility, education and rest. Well connected, with services and transport. I will be back soon thank you very much.
All is well, persons Very nice, good attention and responsible service, very quit night, best location and communications With public transport, supermarket, and shops. I will be back soon, thanks so much.
He pasado 5 noches y todo correcto; seriedad, tranquilidad, educación y descanso. Muy bien comunicado, con servicios y transportes. Volveré en breve muchas gracias.
All is well, Very nice persons, good attention and responsible service, very quit night, best location and communications with public transport, supermarket, and shops. I will be back soon, thanks so much.
I had wonderful time in Madrid and I really enjoyed at Fanny's apartment! Julian and his wife gave me comprehensive information on the apartment and the city. The apartment itself is clean and comfortable; and there is everything you can need during your stay. The main points of interest are close to the this place. Gracias !
I'm not happy at all with Wimdu. I canceled a previous reservation within two days of my visit, in compensation Wimdu Gave me discount points are useless because you try to apply and do not function.
No estoy contento para nada con Wimdu. Se me canceló una reserva anterior a menos de dos días de mi visita, en compensación wimdu me dío puntos descuento que no sirven para nada pues lo intentas aplicar y no funcionan.
Very good stay with you! I have even been a few days and out all day visiting Madrid, all very comfortable and without any problems greetings
Muy buena la estancia con vosotros! aun que he estado pocos días y todo el día fuera visitando Madrid, todo muy cómodo y sin ningún tipo de problema saludos
Without any doubt this is my home in Madrid, Fanny is very attentive and no problem is taken all the time to keep you comfortable and I will pass well in Madrid, besides his son Paul is a beautiful little paleontologist. My body was better than I expected. Thank you.
Sin dudar alguna esta es mi casa en Madrid, Fanny es muy atenta y sin ningún problema se toma todo el tiempo para que estés a gusto y te la pases muy bien en Madrid, ademas Pablo su hijo es un bello y pequeño paleontólogo. Mi instancia estuvo mejor de lo que esperaba. Mil gracias.
A real pleasure to be staying in your home. Very central, well connected and very good facilities; plus a treatment and a great attention.
Un verdadero placer haber sido hospedados en su vivienda. Muy céntrica, bien comunicada y muy buenas instalaciones; además de un trato y una atención estupendos.
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I would like to get into wine making, and mead making is their a kit I can buy or can someone get me some info to get started.
I would like to get into wine making, and mead making is their a kit I can buy or can someone get me some info to get started.
David -
I would suggest you start with mead. The equipment requirements are about the same as for home brewing, which can all be found at your local home brew shop or over the internet. If you read Ben's Basic Meadmaking (the link at the top of the forum), it will answer a lot of your initial questions.
But I am guessing your question is not so much "What equipment do I need?", but "Is there an ingredient kit already made up?". There may be, I haven't seen one, but you honestly don't need one. Mead is simply honey, water, and yeast. In olden days, they used wild yeast, but we have easily accessible, specifically designed (cultured), yeasts that result in a superior product. Pick any yeast intended for making mead and you won't go wrong. Once you gain some experience, you can start to vary the types of honey used (I'd recommend starting with a mild clover honey) and the types of yeast for an infinite variety of resulting flavors.
There are some additional ingredients you may want to use, again, described in Ben's link. Some people never use them, other's use them religiously. Do whatever works for you.
You may want to consider starting with a 1 gallon batch, rather than the "standard" 5 to 6 gallon batch until you 1) get the hang of mead making and 2) decide if you enjoy mead drinking. When we were living in California, I usually had 4 to 5 - 5 gallon batches going at any given time. But then I was in a group of heavy mead drinkers, preferring mead to wine and beer.
If you have any more questions, just ask. Someone will have an answer.
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I bought a kit from Dadant I think it was, and my first batch is going in there now. It really is a big help the first time to just get a box with the yeast and all the additives already in it along with an instruction sheet. It's enough to make about 3 batches I think and it ran me about $60. Can't tell you yet how the mead turned out.
Central IL... where there are more hogs than people and more soybeans than hogs and people put together.
E.C. KRAUS (no mead kits)
Northern Brewer
Google keyword: Homebrew shop
Or better yet, google mead kit
>I bought a kit from Dadant I think it was,
I bet they didn't know you are underaged
Bullseye Bill in The Scenic Flint Hills , KS
I don't think it matters if you are brewing, only buying alcohol.
Central IL... where there are more hogs than people and more soybeans than hogs and people put together.
Once it becomes alcoholic (fermentation begins), its posession is regulated just like any ETOH AFAIK. An underage person who drank homebrew rather than tequila is in an equal violation in the eyes of the law. Intoxication or posession of an intoxicant is as illegal as purchase.
I am not a lawyer and have never been on anything but local access TV.
Bees, brews and fun
in Lyons, CO
my profile was incorrect and I am above age and
could drink with the best of em but wiser than the average alcholic.
Right Ben... that's where it's nice that I'm brewing at my parents' house and not on campus. Dad'll always vouch for me so long as he gets a few bottles [img]smile.gif[/img] .
Central IL... where there are more hogs than people and more soybeans than hogs and people put together.
When I started making mead i bought a beginners winemaking kit from www.ebrew.com Really all you need Is a Bucket, a carboy, racking cane, tubing, yeast, yeast nutrient, and yeast energizer.
If you are serious about making mead I would suggest The Compleat Meadmaker by Ken Schram. It is the only book you will need.


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Asia Nearing Bottom, Buy Dips, HSBC Says
It's been a tough year for emerging Asia's stock markets but better times are ahead, HSBC says.
The iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex-Japan Index (AAXJ) exchange-traded fund has dropped 4.7% this year, slightly better than the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF's (EEM) 5.1% loss. According to a new report from HSBC's Herald van der Linde and Devendra Joshi, the good times may soon start to roll.
Don't get them wrong: The tough times have been well deserved. The strategists note:
Asia has started the year rather disappointingly – down over 4% y-t-d (March). One reason for this weak performance is that growth remains feeble – even low earnings expectations at the start of the year proved to be too high. Asian earnings growth for 2012 came in at only 5%, significantly below the 8% net earnings growth forecast at the start of 2013. This underperformance has been accompanied by falling correlations. While Asia is traditionally a high-beta play on global markets, the dynamics are changing. This means that domestic factors are increasingly important, especially in ASEAN where growth is more structural.
So why the optimism? Chalk it up to bearish sentiment. According to HSBC's global sentiment indicator, investors entered the year bullish, but has now slipped to where it was at the end of last summer--just before Asia started to rally. Short interest in Hong Kong, a gauge for sentiment toward Chinese stocks, has increased from 7% at the beginning of the year to 10% and is now approaching the 12% level from mid-2012. "...sentiment has fallen back from highs at the start of the year to levels that are now mid-way to levels typically associated with bear markets," "van der Linde and Joshi write.
Their advice: Buy the dips. They write:
With Asian markets stuck in a holding pattern, we believe further downside is an opportunity to add risk to portfolios. As we have written before, the adage "sell in May and go away" will this year be "sell in January and come back in May."
van der Linde and Joshi recommend overweighting China, Indonesia and Singapore, and underweighting the Philippines, Taiwan and India.
The iShares FTSE China 25 Index (FXI) has gained 1% today, after dropping 10.4% this year through April 9, while the iShares MSCI Indonesia Investable Market Index ETF (EIDO) has dropped $34.07 0.1% today, after gaining 13.1% this year. The iShares MSCI Taiwan Index ETF (EWT) has gained 1% today after dropping 4.2% through April 9, while the iShares MSCI Investable Market Index ETF (EPHE) has gained 2.3%, after gaining 15.8%.


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New apartement close to Colosseo and metro
Size75 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
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The apartment is also very interesting for those guests who decide to reach the Eternal City by car because it is easy to find a parking in the street or in the private garage (with fee) next to the building.
It consists of a bright corridor with a French-window which brings to a little balcony, 2 wide double bedrooms with crib on request, a cozy living room with a sofa bed which is 140cm width and with a fully equipped kitchenette and finally, one bathroom with shower and washing machine.
The apartment is also equipped with heating, air conditioning, tv in both bedrooms, wifi, kettle, orange squeezer, coffee machine with coffee pod, toaster and microwave oven.
From our apartment it is possible to reach on foot in about 15/20 minutes some of the most important touristic attractions such as Circo Massimo, the Colosseum, the Palatine and Aventino (2 of the 7 Roman Hills), the Roman Forum, Trastevere etc.
Furthermore Testaccio district is one of the historic district where you can breath a traditional Roman atmosphere made of little small shops and ateliers, typical Roman cuisine restaurants and an open-air local market. On the other hand, the area offers some of the most beautiful and funniest bars and clubs of Rome.
House rulesRome Tourist tax of € 3.50 per person, per day is not included on the rate.
Payments (for Tourist tax) must be done upon check-in, in cash.
For arrivals after 8:00 PM: € 20,00 supplement unless otherwise agreed.
Check-in: from 2.00 PM to 8.00 PM unless otherwise agreed.
Guest must contact us a few days in advance, to communicate the arrival time.
Check-out before 11.00 AM unless otherwise agreed
If your schedule is different than the above time, please advise us, we are always very flexible whenever it's possible.
We don't accept Pets and it's not allowed to smoke.
On request we can arrange transfer services from and to the airport at reasonable prices. Our reliable driver will wait for you at the arrival terminal with a sign with your name on it. By this service you will reach the apartment in 30 minutes only, instead of 1h 30m by public transport!!!
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Idealement situé, tres confortable, propre, Francesca repond rapidement aux message. Rien a dire
El apartamento es precioso y muy amplio. Está muy bien situado y en una zona muy tranquila. Nos gustó mucho, muy recomendable.
Bell' appartamento,pulito,confortevole,zona tranquilla,e facile da raggiungere. Nessun disagio o problemi.
Pulito, appartamento é come gli foto, nel posto centrale e calmo, gentillissimo proprietario, molto raccomandato
Appartamento confortevole, grazioso e ben curato. Molto vicino alla metropolitana e ai bus di linea, le zone del centro sono facili da raggiungere. Consiglio l'appartamento soprattutto a chi volesse recarsi per concerti o manifestazioni alle terme di caracalla in quanto sono raggiungibili con una breve passeggiata. Se torneremo a Roma sicuramente ricontatteremo Alessandro, che è stato veramente gentile con noi. Silvia
Genial, el piso es muy espacioso, bonito, bien comunicado. Pasamos cuatro dias muy agradables. Lo recomendaré a mis amigos, si alguno decide viajar a Roma.
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Amazon Reveals $299 8.9" Kindle Fire HD, $499 LTE Model with $50 Yearly Data Plan
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As the only company that has released a tablet that has managed to take a dent out of Apple's iPad sales (the Kindle Fire accounts for
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The first up is a refreshed 7" model. It keeps the same look as the original, but includes a faster processor and twice the RAM. In addition, the price has been slashed from $199 to $159. It's hard to argue with faster performance and a cheaper price tag.
But the big announcement is the Kindle Fire HD. This new tablet is available with a 7" (1280x800) or 8.9" IPS display (1920x1200). The 8.9" Kindle Fire HD is only 8.8mm thick and weighs just 1.25 pounds. Powering the Kindle Fire HD is a Texas Instruments OMAP 4470 processor.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos even took at a dig at the Apple iPad by announcing that the Kindle Fire HD comes with dual stereo speakers that feature Dolby Digital Plus technology. The Kindle Fire HD also includes dual Wi-Fi antennas an MIMO compared to a single Wi-Fi antenna on the iPad and Nexus 7. Bezos says this allows its Kindle Fire HD tablets to outperform all competitors in Wi-Fi bandwidth tests.
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Another interesting feature that Amazon is introducing with the Kindle Fire HD is FreeTime. FreeTime allows a parents to setup profiles on the device so that children will only have access to "kid-friendly" content while the grownups can still have access to entire spectrum of content. The profiles will also allow parents to limit how much time their child plays on the device.
The Kindle Fire HD will be available with 16GB of storage capacity and also includes HDMI out and Bluetooth. The 7" model will be priced at $199 (ships September 14) while the 8.9" model rings in at $299 (ships November 20).
Amazon also announced one additional member to the Kindle Fire HD family. The Kindle Fire HD LTE 4G model is priced at $499, includes 32GB of storage, and comes with an amazing data package. For just $49.99/year, you get 250MB of bandwidth per month, 20GB of cloud storage space, and a $10 in Appstore credit. Can you say game changer?
The Kindle Fire HD LTE 4G will ship on November 20.
For those that prefer Amazon's more traditional line of e-readers, the company also today announced the Kindle Paperwhite. The Kindle Paperwhite features a higher resolution screen with 212 ppi (62 percent more pixels than previous model) that offers whiter whites and blacker blacks.
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The capacitive touch screen device is 9.1mm thick, weighs just 7.5 ounces, and had an 8-week battery life. It costs $119 and will ship on October 1. The Kindle Paperwhite 3G will also ship on October 1 for $179.
Even further done the e-reader ladder is the standard "Kindle". Amazon has updated the Kindle to include new fonts and crisper text, and has dropped the price from $79 to $69. It will ship on September 14.
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Went to shop to pick up a old Sears(winchester) 30/30 for a beater truck rifle. while their owner smiled and laid down a Commander at least 85% I picked up and noticed its a 9mm I don't have a 9mm and not a light weight commander at all. Shop says previous owner said a 1952 . I looked serial number 6XXX . I put on lay a way right then. Owner knows I'm a sucker for Colts. I call Colt with serial number and they said made 1951. I will try to get out of lay a way around 15 to 20 will be my birthday present.
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I bought a Sears(winchester) 30/30 lever action brand new for 50 in 1976. Great gun wish I still had it.
Show off I had to pay 140 for this one of course 30 years and prices have gone up.Originally Posted by spacedoggy
I traded my 44 mag Winchester trapper in on a Bush master AR -15 he GAVE ME 400 trade then put on rack for 475. . I would like to have back just like those short barrel 44 mag lever guns.
Sweet!! be sure to post pics when you get it!!!
Almost every gun I've traded or sold I later regreted it
Come on with the pic. Comanders are cool.


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Released in the mid-1980s, this farm drama stars Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard as Jewell and Gil Ivy, who run a small farm in Iowa that has been in ... Show synopsis Released in the mid-1980s, this farm drama stars Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard as Jewell and Gil Ivy, who run a small farm in Iowa that has been in Jewell's family for several generations; her father Otis (Wilford Brimley) lives with them, along with their three children. While the work is hard and the earnings are slim, the Ivys have been able to get by, like most of their neighbors, until a one-two punch threatens to devastate the Iowa farming community. First, a tornado devastates the area, then the Farmers Home Administration calls in the loans on most of the farmers in the area, which they are in no position to repay. With thirty days to "voluntarily liquidate" their property, the Ivys, like most of their friends and neighbors, are desperate to find a way to hold on to their property, and when the stress causes Gil to buckle, Jewell must step in to keep the clan going. In addition to starring as Gil, Sam Shepard also contributed (without credit) to William D. Wittliff's screenplay; Wittliff was also slated to direct, but shortly after shooting began he was replaced by Richard Pearce. Mark Deming, Rovi
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BISMARCK - United States Attorney Drew H. Wrigley announced that on November 15, 2007, Twin Buttes School Board Chairman Melissa Starr and Darwin Lone Bear, Board Member, of Halliday, North Dakota, were sentenced before United States District Court Chief Judge Daniel L. Hoviand on felony charges of embezzlement and theft from an Indian tribal organization. Starr, 38, pleaded guilty on April 12, 2007. Lone Bear, 43, pleaded guilty on April 13, 2007.
Judge Hovland sentenced Starr to serve a year-and-a-half in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release and 300 hours of community service. The Judge also ordered Starr to pay restitution of $309,246.19 to the Twin Buttes Elementary School and a $100 special assessment to the Crime Victim's Fund.
Judge Hovland sentenced Lone Bear to serve six months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release and 200 hours of community service. Lone Bear was ordered to pay restitution of $23,498.84 to the Twin Buttes Elementary School and a $100 special assessment to the Crime Victim's Fund. Federal prison sentences do not allow the possibility of parole.
The illegal activities occurred between August 2001 through October 2006 when Starr and co-defendants Lillian Holen, Elaine Incognito, Hank Starr, Darwin Lone Bear, Paul Fredericks, and Tammy Grady fraudulently obtained money from the Twin Buttes Elementary School by theft, misapplication, and embezzlement of school and federal program funds. Starr and her co-defendants attempted to disguise these funds by claiming they were bonuses, loans, payroll advances, compensation to others, and travel expenses.
Earlier this month, on November 8, Judge Hovland sentenced Tammy Grady, 40, for her role in these same fraudulent activities. Grady was ordered to serve seven months in federal prison, seven months of home confinement with electronic monitoring, and three years of supervised release. Grady was also ordered to pay restitution of $23,498.84 and a $100 special assessment to the Crime Victim's Fund.
United States Attorney Drew Wrigley issued the following statement, but withheld further comment until the remaining defendants in this case are sentenced later this month: "Twin Buttes School Board Chairman Melissa Starr and Board Members Darwin Lone Bear and Tammy Grady violated the public trust. What's worse, the defendants enriched and pampered themselves at the expense of the students who are just trying to get an education at Twin Buttes School. Education dollars are precious and every dollar stolen represents a dream dashed for tribal students and their families. These crimes are troubling examples of official corruption, and I pledge that federal law enforcement efforts will continue to aggressively pursue such cases as priority matters."
Four additional defendants remain to be sentenced: Elaine Incognito on November 20, 2007, at 9:00 a.m.; Paul Fredericks on November 20, 2007, at 10:00 a.m.; Hank Starr on November 20, 2007, at 11:00 a.m.; and Lillian Holen on November 27, 2007, at 11:00 a.m., in United States District Court, Bismarck.
The case was investigated by the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General.
Assistant United States Attorney Clare Hochhalter prosecuted the case.