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Do you like Words-or-less competitions but have troubles finding them among the many competitons that are out there? In that case don't look further because we have them all summed up for you.
We have a dedicated page with just words-or-less contests for you. You can find all the latest Australian words-or-less competitions on this one page and it is updated all the time.
Alternatively you can also look for particular brands who always run words-or-less competitions. Here is a few of them:
- MiNDFOOD Words or less competitions
- Essential Kids Words or less competitions
- taste.com.au Words or less competitions
- My Child Magazine Words or less competitions
- Vogue Words or less competitions
- Shop Til You Drop Words or less competitions
- Penguin Books Words or less competitions
- Ultimate Travel Magazine Words or less competitions
The last year or so we have seen more and more variety in prizes to be won in competitions. I think it is great to have so much choice! Also it is much more fun to join 20 competitions for different stuff rather than always competiting for the same iPad (I still want that though!).
I wonder what you feel about this? Are you getting the prizes you deserve offered in Australian competitions? Or do you want to win something else? Send me your comments through the contact form. In a week or two I will publish the result of this mini-survey here.
Thanks to all who have send me your thoughts and wish list on the most popular prizes you would like to see in Australian competitions. One thing that surprised me was that to win an iPad (or iPad mini) came up on top! So many competitions are available to win Apple iPad so I guess they get that right!
Here is the hit list based on the replies I got
- an iPad
- grocery or supermarket vouchers
- holidays
Here is a compilation of some of those popular prizes for you
- win an Apple iPad or iPad Mini
- win shopping vouchers
- win a holiday in Bali and other Asian destinations
Aligned with the launch of Iron Man 3 in Australian cinemas lots of Iron Man 3 competitions appear on the scene. You can win Iron Man 3 merchandise, movie tickets and video games. My favourite Iron Man 3 competition is this one to win a trip to Tokyo: Win a trip to Tokyo with Iron Man 3
Or see other Iron Man 3 competitions here.
P.S. Watching the Iron Man 3 movie is not a condidition for most of these but I can tell you it is pretty cool as well.
Understand Words-or-Less to win in Australian competitions. Participating in a words-or-less competitions is very easy:
Strictly speaking to join a words-or-less competition you only need to write some text and comply with the word limit. So if it is a 25-words-or-less you really must not exceed that word limit or otherwise your entry will be disqualified no matter how good it is. Now that is easy enough but to make your entry a winner you also need to come up with something good that will capture the attention of the competition prize jury.
See my other blog for the complete guide to winning Australian words-or-less competitions.
Did you ever wonder why brands are actually doing words-or-less competitons? Words-or-less competitions are very very common in Australia for a number of reasons:
- They are fun to do
Many people enjoy entering words-or-less competitions pretty much like they enjoy solving some puzzle.
- Words-or-less for marketing
Competitions are often done by brands to create some buzz for their products. They may select words-or-less competitoins because this makes consumer engage with their product or brand as they get creative to write their winning entry.
- Legal reasons
Words-or-less competitions are games of skill which do not require a licence for the organizer. This is different from lucky draws which are governed by the various states' trade promotion lottery acts. Thus, organizing a words-or-less competitions involves much less red tape than a straight lucky draw.
You can always find the latest Australian words-or-less competitions here.
Lucky draws or raffles in which participants in a competition win by chance are regulated by law. Legally such lucky draw competitions are called Trade Promotions Lotteries in Australia. The lucky draws or raffle competitions are the easiest form of competitions with very simple and fast participation. To enter you only need to register with your details. Check here for the best Australian random draw competitons
Australian Trade Promotion Lotteries are governed by state law i.e. each state has their own regulation. In summary, the rules of individual states are somewhat similar. Most states require the organizer of a Trade Promotion Lottery to apply for a licence which covers the promotion period and is tied to a particular competition, prize and terms and conditions. However, each state's law has somewhat different regulations when it comes to the details. For example usually a licence is only required if the value of the prize pool exceeds a certain amount. Also some states (such as Western Australia) do not require a dedicated state licence if another Australian state has granted a licence already.
You can find the actual state level regulation here:
- New South Wales Trade Promotion Lotteries
- Victoria Trade Promotion Lotteries
- Western Australia Trade Promotion Lotteris
- Australia Capital Territory Trade Promotion Lottery
- Tasmania Trade Promotion Lotteries
- Northern Territories Trade Promotion Lotteries
- Queensland Trade Promotion Lotteries
- South Australia Trade Promotion Lotteries
In practice most major lucky draw competitions are open for all Australian residents. Thus, the brand organizing the raffle will need to have the licences that allow them to do so in all states. If you look at the details of the regulations you will find that NSW not only is the most populous state but also has more stringent rules that many other states. Also several states grant permission for a competition without a dedicated state-level licence if an NSW licence has already been issued. Thus, a competition for all of Australia will always have to display the NSW Trade Promotion Licensing number!
In summary, the may thing for you to look out for is the New South Wales Trade Promotion Licence number which must be displayed in the terms and conditions or on the landing page of the website. So look out for something like this:
Authorised under NSW Permit No. LTPS/12/012345
The NSW licences always start with LTPS.
When you check the terms of different competitions you will find that often but not always they also list
ACT Permit No. TP12/01234 and
VIC Permit No. 12/2589.
These are the licence numbers for ACT and VIC, respectively. However, if a competition has to display them or need depends on the value of the prize given out. So even ACT and VIC permits are not listed and you only see the NSW permit that may still be genuine and fully legally compliant.
One exception to all of this is South Australia. SA has their own independent and slightly more complicated regulations and licensing process (South Australia Trade Promotion Lotteries). So if you are a resident of SA you should actually look out for a specific South Australia licence number which looks like this:
SA Licence No. T12/1234.
So for most of us the rule of thumb is: Look out for an NSW permit number ( LTPS...) to check if an all-Australian lucky draw competition is genuine!
Remember of course that this is only true for lucky draws - if it is a game of skill such as a Words-Or-Less competition there is no legal requirement for any licence whatsoever.
Some tips on winning FB competitions that you may want to consider before you like and enter the next one on Facebook. Facebook competitions are often easy to enter but still you should be aware of a few things to increase your chance of winning on FB while avoiding some of the common pitfalls.
Know when to Like (and Unlike)Many Facebook competitions require you to like the page as part of the entry or even before you can see the entry form. That is easy enough but you should also think through if an when you want to unlike it. Many compers just like the page to enter the draw and then unlike it as soon as they have entered - or so they think. If your plan is to only like the promoter's page for the sake of entering you should check the competition terms.
Some actually say that your entry only qualifies if you are still following that page at the point in time when they determine the winner. So if you unlike it prematurely you may have wasted your time as you would never actually have a chance to win.
Browse the terms and conditionsReading those Ts&Cs is always boring but you may want to have a quick look at them just to make sure you understand what you need to do to win. Some brands do a good job show an excerpt of the most important things (how to enter, how to win, licence number if applicable) on the Facebook page so that you do not have to find it in all that legal text of the terms. One thing to note about the terms is whether they actually do exist. If there is no terms and conditions at all that is rather dubious and in violation of Australian law and Facebook rules. So I would recommend to stay away from anything that is lacking proper terms. Most likely you would waste your time as there is not actual prize to win.
Understand how to winApart from liking and maybe sharing with friends Facebook competitions are actually similar to other online competitions. The winner may be determined in a random draw, by jury decision on a 25 words or less contribution, some question and answer mechanism, a photo competition or a creative contest where the best entry wins. So in addition to liking the FB page you also need to perform the task, for example if it is a 25 words or less question to answer put some effort in and make sure you stick to the 25 words. Check also my tips on how to enter 25 words or less contests.
Avoid Facebook competitons that break FB rulesYou may wonder why I bring this one up? In principle as a comper I agree that compliance with FB rules for competitions should not be my concern. However, it happens quite often that Facebook shuts down competitions or entire Facebook pages because they break the Facebook guidelines. When they do that you wasted your time with your competition entry as that competition is gone as well.
Brands should not do any of the following:
- Run a competition directly on their Facebook wall (such as 'like this picture to win') but need to run it in a separate FB application
- Request participants to ask friends to like the competition page as well.
- Accept entries to a competiton just by a Like of a picture, posting or page.
- Inform the winner on the Facebook wall. The rules say the winner needs to be contacted by mail or phone.
Careful with your dataIf you are concerned about privacy you need to be extra careful with Facebook competitions. When the competition requires you to like the page your Facebook friends will be able to see that. If it is a creative or photo competition that you are entering it is likely that anybody on Facebook will see your picture, text or any other contribution that you made.
Some of the Facebook competition apps also request you to give permission to post onto your wall etc. If that is the case you may end up being drowned in postings by that brand. Not only may you not want to see that yourself but it may also be something that your FB friends find irritating.
Got into the mood for some FB comps? Then check out our listing of Australian Facebook competitions.
Lastly do remember:
Facebook is like a jail. you sit around,waste time, have a profile picture,write
on walls and get poked by guys you don't really know. (quote from www.quotesable.com/facebook-jokes)
Are you also looking for the best Facebook competitions to join? I got a comment from one of our member regarding my last blog on Facebook competitions saying that is all fine but how to find all those Australian Facebook competitions. I guess she is not the only one so I put my reply here. If you just Google search Facebook competitions or Facebook contests you end up with a lot of stuff about Facebook regulations and quite long list of expired competitions. You can find stuff like that but it is quite tedious. You can also try the Facebook search function but that is really quite useless in my experience.
What we do at AussieContests is that we follow all those Australian brands with good Facebook pages and constantly look out for their postings to spot the latest FB comp. Often we also get contacted directly by the brand when they are preparing to launch a new promotion to win something through Facebook. That's basically our daily Facebook work and all of that results in our listing. So if you check our directory of of Australian Facebook competitions you are pretty much set. We don't list everything out there, rather we focus on those FB promotions that are genuine and think our members would be interested in so it is a digest of the best win at Facebook stuff.
I was complaining a few months ago that we do not get enough Caption Contests in Australia. Unfortunately, not much has happened since then and there are still not may. Really a pity because I think they can be a nice change from all those 25 Words Or Less competitions that make us work so hard. I love competitions where you need to write a picture caption because it almost always ends with a laugh. Especially, when you can see other participants attempts at making a funny caption for a photo it really is entertaining.
Now complained enough for today... I am happy to announce that we found a nice caption contest again! In this competition you can win two bottles of champagne if you come up with the best caption for this picture:
I really hope we will be getting more such caption contests and in anticipation of all the stuff to come we set up a new section just for Australian caption contests.
Facebook has changed the rules for competitions dramatically. Previously, any kind of competition would have to be held in special Facebook apps. With the new rules that is not longer the case and a competition can be run straight on a Facebook page.
This simplification will change completely the landscape for Facebook competitions. There will definitely be many many more of them going forward. In this blog I try to summarize what this means both for people who like to participate in competitions but also for the brands who intend to run a Facebook competitions.
Changes for compers who want to join Facebook competitions
First the good news: The main change that we will see is that there will be much more choice of competitions. Previously, the requirement to run a competition in a specially programmed app made it a bit difficult to run competitions. With this obstacle removed you can expect many more competitions especially from smaller companies and bloggers and the like.
So what's the bad news then? Well, things can become a bit messy in the future. Facebook in general is a bit confusing for many people. Frequently Facebook users wonder about the whereabouts of their data and who receives what piece of information as they browse through Facebook pages, click on stuff and join competitions. The good thing about the special apps for Facebook apps was that they were stand alone in a way and you could easily see when you are doing something as part of the comp and when not. With the new rules everything is more relaxed so the boundaries between the competition and the rest of the Facebook page becomes a bit blurred. So you need to mind your steps if you worry about your data.
The other thing that can easily happen is the appearance of more illegitimate competitions. With the requirements for running Facebook apps simplified more companies or individuals may take a dirty short cut and just throw a competition out there on their Facebook wall without thinking about the law in general and even worse without never giving out a prize. With the need for special apps gone it may be more difficult for participants to track the progress of a competition and see the results at the end. At AussieContests we will continue monitoring the details of Facebook competitions carefully before we list them on our side. This way we should avoid any of the illegitimate stuff.
One obvious thing you should remember before you join all those Facebook competitions that are due to come up is to think about the consequences of joining. Many brands going forward will run simple 'Like to win' competitions. That is fine but remembers some will cover your timeline with a continuous blasting of their promotions. If you do not want that stay away. Or just unlike them when that happens.
If you are eager to join Facebook competitions now you want to check our competitions guide to winning on Facebook.
Changes for companies running Facebook competitions
First of all you should remember that only the Facebook rules have changed. You still need to comply with the specific Australian laws governing competitions. In particular, if you are running a random draw competitions that meets certain criteria you still need to apply for a trade promotion licence. Actually, violating the law is not only bad and stupid but it can mean your Facebook page will be shut down (all fans gone!). This is because a violation of the law is also a breach of Facebook rules according to their terms. You really should get a legal expert to draft the terms and conditions if you are in doubt. This blog post should give you some ideas about pitfalls but it is not a legal advice.
Remember going forward that you still need to have a disclaimer in all Facebook competitions. This should say that your company is the organizer and contact for the contest and Facebook has nothing to do with it. It is not a difficult thing to do and also fine for you as a brand. Just make sure that you do not forget to add this.
Overall things got definitely easier and chearper. If you want to run a competition on Facebook you can do that directly on the fan page. Thus, you do not need to program any app or use any of those external providers of Facebook ads. Going forward you can do competitions on the Facebook page like:
- The comment with the most likes wins
- The best or most creative or funniest comment wins
- The posted image with themost likes wins
- Every body who likes a post goes into a random draw for a prize
You can also run competitions where everybody who is already a follower is automatically is automatically getting a chance to win. This could be a good option if you plan to hold competitions regularly. If your fans know there is an easy entry to your comps they may not unlike your page that quickly. Brands also can combine this with hurdles such as giving out a prize by random draw if the number of fans reached 10,000 or something like that.
One thing that is still prohibited is making use of Facebook users personal pages in competitions. For example a competition organizer may not requrest that people post on their own personal page to be entitled for a competiton entry. Similarly, you may not request that participants need to share the competition on their own timeline. Basically this rule is in place for things getting out of control. You need to stick to this to ensure Facebook compliance.
Also, like before, you are not allowed to require participants to do tagging on an image where they are not actually part of the picture. This is a rather dirty method of increasing Facebook chatter which rightly is still banned as before the change of rules.
One thing you should definitely do as make the terms and conditions easy to understand and easily accessible. Already before the rule change Facebook comps were notorious for missing terms. That is utterly annoying for Facebook users and your potential customers. Just make it easy for them and make the terms available right there where you run the competition. The cleanest way is to either put the complete terms into a Facebook note or a dedicated webpage outside of Facebook which can be reached with a direct click from your Facebook page.
If you intend to publish the names of the winners make sure this is set as a requirement in the terms. This way you are free to do so once the winner is established. If you fail to do that you need to tediously get the winners consent before you do so. And that is sometimes difficult, especially if you want to use their photo.
Also in the terms you should state the participants agree to comply with the law when doing any postings as part of the competition. If you have a large fan base it may easily happen that there is somebody violationg some law and somebody else picking this up and turning it against you as the organizer of the competition and promoter of the page. Just make sure this does not happen. So you should include a condition that postings e.g. do not contain racial hatred, religious hatred, insults, false facts, copyright or trademark violations etc.
Another simple thing is to consider age restrictions. There is a lot of minors on Facebook. If you run a competition outside of an app like the new rules allow you, you have no way of checking participants age. So to avoid minors joining for something they are not entitled to make that very explicit on the page and in your terms and conditions.
Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to win a beautiful car and help an important charity in one go. Here is what this charity is about:
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For Android users who've hated all those ads that keep popping up every time you're playing a game or reading news on an app, there's good news. Adblock Plus app is now available for Android users 2.1 and above.
The app, which is part of an open source project will run in the background and filter ads, pretty much the same way that the Adblock Plus browser extension does.
So how will it work?
• If the device is rooted, Adblock Plus will filter all web traffic out of the box. A Rooted device means all user-installed applications to have access to privileged commands that are typically unavailable to the device when it is sold by the manufacturer. ( To know more about rooting click here.
• On non-rooted devices running Android 3.1 and higher, Adblock Plus will filter all WiFi traffic out of the box.
• On non-rooted devices running Android 3.0 and older, Adblock Plus needs to be configured as a proxy server manually. Some devices do not support proxy configuration, and Adblock Plus does not work on those.
You can download the app from here. Watch video of the app here.
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I'm new to these forums as you can see by my post count =) and have a few questions for you all.
First of Im a senior in high school and enjoy all mechanical/visual things.
- I've taken 3 years so far of a Drafting class that uses AutoCAD 2006-2009
And will attend my fourth year in a week.
- I'm interested in Architecture and plan to pursue.
- But there is also a very artistic vibe about me; since I was little (5-6 years old) I have
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What I need you guys for is to point me into the right direction of digital art (3/d,
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By Melissa Daniels | PA Independent
HARRISBURG – Pavement may crumble and bridges may close, but Pennsylvania lawmakers likely won't lose their office for not spending billions of dollars in a transportation bill this June.
Since lawmakers did not pass a $2.5 billion funding plan before leaving for summer recess, Secretary of Transportation Barry Schoch said last week that he's lost a construction season for making repairs.
As a result, his department may have to put weight restrictions on as many as 1,200 bridges across the state.
"That's due the age the system, the number of bridges we have and the lack of revenue we have to do all of them," Schoch said.
Without an additional funding package, PennDOT expects to spend about $1.6 billion on construction contracts for road and bridge repairs, down from about $2 billion in 2012.
But whether voters will hold the state legislature accountable for a decrease in road repairs is unclear. According to some polls, while Pennsylvania drivers would like better roads, they've got other priorities and are hesitant about higher gas prices to fund them.
A February poll from Franklin and Marshall College found more than four in five registered voters believe the state should spend more on transportation infrastructure. But only two in five supported plans to fund these repairs by uncapping the oil franchise tax, a wholesale tax that could raise gas prices and increases vehicle and driver's fees.
Those mechanisms were part of a $2.5 billion annual funding package passed by the state Senate that didn't make it to a floor vote in the House of Representatives.
In May, the same polling institution found roads and infrastructure were the tenth most important issues to voters. Just 2 percent said it was the most important problem facing Pennsylvania, with issues like the state's economy, job creation, taxes and health care ranking higher.
Terry Madonna, pollster and political science professor for the college's Center for Politics and Public Affairs, said he doesn't expect legislators to lose their seats over votes they did, or did not, end up taking on transportation plans.
Political opponents running against them, though, may use the inaction as part of a greater strategy.
"People who want to run against all lawmakers will argue that they're part of a dysfunctional process," he said. "That they're in an institution that doesn't function, that doesn't work."
Some 30 lawmakers have signed pledges against raising taxes or fees. If they had voted for a transportation plan, they may have been accused of violating their oath. But barring any infrastructure-induced tragedies in the state, a lack of funding for new roads alone isn't enough to boot someone out, Madonna said.
Rather, it's a piece of a larger problem that some voters might want to change. And, Madonna said if roads continue to worsen to the point that drivers begin to make it more of an issue, it could propel lawmakers to act.
Jenny Robinson, a spokeswoman for AAA Mid-Atlantic, said the organization was disappointed in the result of this latest proposal, but they're hopeful for future action.
"The issue has been out there for months and it's disappointing the problem hasn't been solved," Robinson said.
Something has to be done, Robinson said, because the state's infrastructure won't fix itself: The average bridge in Pennsylvania is around 50 years old. Robinson said drivers may see worse-off roads and more congestion as result of PennDOT's bridge restrictions and continued wear and tear.
A recent report from TRIP, a national nonprofit research group, found current road conditions in Pennsylvania cost the average driver about $1,646 in annual expenses.
Robinson said AAA will continue to champion funding for road repairs, while urging concerned drivers to do the same.
"If you don't like the road you drive, if you feel they are too bumpy, too safe, too ineffective, too unsafe, too crowded and you can't get your businesses done, we urge people to go to their lawmakers," Robinson said.
Gov. Tom Corbett, Schoch and many lawmakers have pledged to take up the bill again in the fall legislative session.
If not, some worry about the consequences, those that go beyond the political.
Senate Transportation Minority Chairman John Wozniak, D-Johnstown, who helped draft the proposal, said he is doubtful lawmakers will consider the bill this year. It's that much closer to the next election, and Wozniak said that may make lawmakers uneasy about casting an affirmative vote for an increase in gas prices.
But, Wozniak said without addressing Pennsylvania roads, the public is at risk for a dangerous incident — such as a bridge collapse.
"It's not a matter of if," Wozniak said. "It's a matter of when. And we're going to get blamed."
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My previous boss helped me get a great internship at a restaurant where he was the exec. what is a nice gift that he would like around $50? He likes to do farming activities but I'm not sure I want to get him something like that. He also kind of eccentric, worldly but I am at a lost. I feel like I'm getting a gift for someone who has everything.
What is a nice gift to get my previous boss/ restaurant owner?
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I would go to a fabulous farm agricultural specialty shop and purchase in a basket the following:
seeds for interesting vegetables
something to wear while farming ( there is specialty type clothing )
a great hat to protect from sun
and / or a gift certificate for $50 USD and this way he could purchase what he wishes.
It is not the amount, it is the thought behind this gift.
I would definitely buy a beautiful Hallmark or other sophisticated thank you card, and write a lovely thank you note inside.
Hope this has helped. Sorry I had not seen your post earlier.
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OK. I'm not being a smartyclown here. I know that might be tough to believe, but hear me through. If any of my students gave me a $50 gift, I'd take off their head. You're a culinary student, stay within your means. I don't think $50 is within your means. I don't think any other good chef/instructor would either. He's gotta have interests. Get him a $15 gift card in any of those areas. The gift is the gift.
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a nice paperweight for his desk...men love paperweights(don't they?).....there are many choices in price ranges to match....something nice though, and simple.....and a small thank you card
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I concur with previous posters who suggested something that you make. To me that would show real appreciation, thought, and effort as opposed to a purchased gift; more from the heart. Those are the gifts that stay in my memory banks and give me warm fuzzies. Can't put a dollar amount on those!
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I had someone who started in my kitchen as dishwasher and worked their way up to my sous chef. When she finally decided to move on, she went out to the shore of the high mountain lake that the restaurant was situated on and picked up a piece of driftwood. She carved it into a fish and then meticulously hand painted the pattern on it. She then presented it to me as a way of saying thanks for all that I had taught her. Needless to say, 23 years later it still has a place of honor in my kitchen.


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The Belknap-class strike cruiser was a type of starship on active duty in Starfleet during the 23rd century. An initial block of the class was commissioned ca. 2279. (Ships of the Star Fleet, vol. 1 [revised])
The first ship of this class was actually the lead ship and prototype of the Decatur class, USS Decatur. Decatur was the first United Federation of Planets ship-of-the-line to have linear warp drive and was prototyped ca. 2270. Modifications to various ship's systems after trials resulted in a strike cruiser class named after USS Belknap. (Decatur would, after some refit, would be included in the inventory of the Belknap class.)
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After launching a new iPhone trade-in program through its retail stores in the U.S and UK and another initiative in India, Apple appears to be planning even more trade-in programs in emerging markets. A new job listing posted on the company's website seeking a Reuse (Trade-In) Worldwide Program Manager is looking for someone to assist in "developing and implementing programs in emerging markets, with emphasis in APAC and ALAC, while enhancing current EMEIA and North American programs."
That sounds a lot like Apple is planning to launch new trade-in programs in some of its emerging markets across Asia Pacific (APAC), Latin America and the Caribbean (ALAC). Apple describes the trade-in programs as a "mega trend" and lists its objectives as increasing its share of the used electronics market and "reducing the flow of Apple-branded materials into unauthorized markets, which tarnish the Apple Brand." The job listing adds, "Scaling these programs to keep Apple on the leading edge of this emerging mega trend is a priority," something it has already started doing in recent months with its new retail store trade-in program in the US and UK.
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Following our reports detailing the new service, Apple today officially kicked off its new Apple Store iPhone trade-in program that will see customers trading in old iPhones in exchange for credit towards an upgrade to a newer model. The initiative is part of Apple CEO Tim Cook's new iPhone sales strategy and meant to be "competitive" with other trade-in services, but is it really the best option for getting the most out of your old iPhone before new devices get announced?
The new in-store program will fall under the same Reuse and Recycling marketing Apple uses for its online trade-in system, but for in-store trade-ins it has switched from partner PowerOn to Brightstar to determine the value of iPhones and handle the trade-ins. Apple employees are even encouraging customers to take advantage of the new trade-in offer when bringing in a damaged device to their local Apple Store, but we've found other services are currently offering much more for your used iPhone in good condition. expand full story


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Located in the Hillcrest Bay Estates. Please enter the address: 842 Noble View Drive, Parker, AZ 85344 on Google Maps for the correct location. 16 miles North of down town Parker. 16 miles South of Lake Havasu City. Right off of Hwy. 95. This house is perfect for families.Walk to the lake. Quiet, away from the crowds. Spectacular views. Bring your boat! There is plenty of room to park your craft at the house. We have a public ramp less than 3 miles from the house. Havasu Springs Resort ramp is 2 miles away. Cattail Cove and Sandy Point campgrounds both have ramps and are only 6 miles to the North. And for the river, there are many ramps nearby. If you are into off roading, it's everywhere. There are maps available at the house or at any store. This house is available for a one year lease or for the winter months @ $1,300 per month. Pets are not allowed.
It was so nice to be where there was no snow in a spacious house with comfortable beds and a nice view. The owner was very accommodating and easy to work with.
I gave this 2 stars only because it was a great location, however I was very unhappy with the condition of the sheets and blankets and mattresses in this house as well as the ant infestation in the hall bathroom. The sheets had blood stains the comforters were filthy and the mattresses smelled like urine. I had to wash the sheets before we could even sleep there and we did not even use the blankets. The owner said that there was a pull out coach, but that thing is so old it is literally being held by one spring. There were no towels so I had to call the owner which informed me that the maid left them in the drier for me to fold....just what I wanted to do on my vacation and after paying $512 to stay there. The owner was not sympathetic to the fact that his bedding was riddled with filth and blood (which by the way came out in the wash) nor was he concerned with the issue of me doing the maids job. He never even apologized. I would say this place could use a better maid and new mattresses and the owner needs to take accountability for his property if he is going to continue to rent it out.
We stayed in this wonderful house this past weekend. It's proximity to the lake was perfect. It was right in the middle of havasu and parker. It's about a mile from havasu springs where there is a restaurant and a launching area. The house was nice and had all the essentials. It has a washer and dryer which is always nice. The bedroom attached to the garage has a little opening in the wall so that the occupants can still see and talk to eachother. Nive hoise away from thennoise and crazzines of lake havasu. Great little weekend house. Definitely would stay here again and I would recommend it.
Our family stayed here over Christmas, and loved the convenience between Parker and Lake Havisu. The house was well appointed and well taken care of. We used the charcoal grill and enjoyed the beautiful views from the deck. Kevin was wonderful to work with. Will stay here again.
This is a great spot for a family vacation. Nice part of Parker and within minutes from the launch. Will go back.
Our family had a great time at this rental. We utilized the nearby boat launch ramps to go fishing and tubing on Lake Havasu, enjoyed dinner/movie up in Lake Havasu City, but mostly we couldn't get enough of the gorgeous views from our patio. Will definitely return for another trip.
Our house is located within walking distance of Lake Havasu. On Google Maps enter 842 Noble View Dr. Parker AZ 85344. Boating, water skiing, fishing, swimming anything to do with water. The lake and river stay cool even in the hottest days of summer. Great restaurants near by. Both Parker and Havasu City have many events throughout the year. Surrounded by B.L.M. land, it has vast areas of wilderness including a National Wildlife Refuge right next door. If you don't have a boat or water craft, there are numerous places to rent. This house is available for a one year lease also.
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It's an arrogant crowd for sure. Even on the big forums that are supposedly there to help the answer quite often is "did you read the stickies" and "use the search function".
Are PC people this mean all the time?
PC guys quickly grow weary of answering the same questions over and over and would much prefer to flex their e-peen over new topics.
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frick. You just caught me
This PC gaming community should get together and build a rig for one pure console gamer (like broke).
Something mid range and put together with spare parts from all of us.
This is a great idea. The sad part is that it will be infinitely better than anything I own. Even with everybody's leftovers
(Since all platforms will be x86)
We are just tired of answering the simple questions over and over when the questioner does not do his research before asking.
I have CPUs, GPUs, cases, MOBOs, RAM, fans, fan controllers, PSUs and other things just stacked in large Rubbermaid containers. I'm certain most of you have the same.
I drive cars not made in the USA (but assembled), cook on a Big Green Egg, wear Oliver Peoples glasses, wear clothes you never heard of, listen to obscure music with meaning, have multiple Tag watches, never eat at franchise restaurants, support the CCA and in my spare time build crazy "Titan'est" gaming rigs.
I wish we had a little sub-forum or separate board or something for some type of marketplace. I probably have enough parts laying around for 2 decent builds and 1 pretty solid one. It would be great to be able to swap and sell with each other easily on here.
That can be set up easily. It would be nice to keep clutter off of here and that way Chicken won't get pissed at people using the GB like it's Craigslist.
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Started to wonder why I bothered coming here when I got off the train. Didn't look like much at first. It was a 1mi. walk to Maneken Pis, so I decided to wander that way and try to find a place to stay on the way. Nothing special until I got really close. All the sudden there are tourists everywhere. I looked up and saw the statue. Wow, that's it? There are stores everywhere around it selling chocolate, waffles and Maneken Pis stuff. Then I looked up a little higher. Some interesting architecture up there. I got myself a waffle and some chocolate and went on my way to figure out what it was. Just so happened it was my second stop, La Grand'Place. I get to the square it's in and wow, the architecture changed. Once again, tourists everywhere. I wandered the streets a bit and came across this one street that had tables everywhere. Must be tourist district. Everyone had picture menus selling the same stuff - mussels, lobster, fries, paella
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Woke up with a little headache. Oh yeah, beer is not a substitute for water. Oops. Rehydration time. Fantastic view from my room. Walked around scoping the place out in the daytime. Had some coffee and a croissant at a nice little place. E3. Walked around trying to figure out what to see and stumbled across a church. Not sure which church. Wandered some more and came across St. Catherine Cathedral. So I lost my pen and decided to find some new ones. Ok, note to self - bring more pens next time. E3 for 2 pens is insane. Not only that, you'll spend forever trying to find a place that sells them. Walked around some more looking for a beanie


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- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/2 medium head cabbage, chopped
- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 3-1/2 cups water
- 4 teaspoons beef bouillon granules
- Minced fresh parsley
- In a Dutch oven, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the remaining ingredients except parsley.
- Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour. Garnish with parsley. Yield: 12 servings (3 quarts).
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"good soup. added a can of tomato sauce. browned hamburger with mushrooms and onions. will make again."
"Took this to a Christmas get together and it was a big hit!! Easy and delicious!!"
"Perfect soup recipe: easy, hearty, tasty and very healthy!! I used a bag of shredded cabbage to simplify the prep. In the time it takes to brown the hamburger you can get the rest of the ingredients ready to add to the soup. Next time I make this I think I will add a chopped onion to the hamburger as it is being browned and possibly a little salt or Worcestershire sauce."
"Inexpensive, easy, and everyone loved it. That makes it a winner for me! I followed the recipe as written. Next time I might experiment with other ground meats and additional veggies, but it really is great as is."
"This was awesome! I used ground pork and added carrots and onion."
"My family really enjoyed it. I used spicy ground chicken instead of the beef. That gave it a little kick and was healthier too."
"I have made this recipe several times, but I use ground turkey 90% lean. Awesome meal."
"Made this for the first time Wednesday. Hubby said is his new favorite!!"
"First ToH recipe that has proved disappointing. Very bland."
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Roger Scruton ( Understanding Music: Philosophy and Interpretation ) finds Wittgenstein's effort to link recognition of facial expression with musical understanding useful, but doesn't think Wittgenstein's use of the analogy finally satisfying.
Scruton writes,
"comparison of musical and physiognomic understanding does not have the implication that he seems to draw from it, which is that musical expression is confined to the intransitive idea. For Wittgenstein the crucial fact lies in the recognition of expression,' rather than the perception of a state of mind that lies behind the expression, and which is revealed in it. Likewise in understanding music, the crucial fact, for Wittgenstein, lies in an act of recognition, comparable to grasping the expression on a face, rather than in any familiarity with the state of mind expressed. But why does the recognition of expression (in the intransitive sense) have such importance for us? Surely because it is the vital first move in understanding other peoplein grasping what they think, feel or mean. Likewise in art, the act of recognition is the first stage in a process of imaginative involvement, the end point of which is familiarity with a character or a state of mind."
It's only on the basis of a further stage beyond recognition that we can engage in music criticism: "we become the music, while the music lasts. Into our own first-person perspective there creeps a phony state of mind that sits uncomfortably with our sense of who we are. It is surely one of the roles of taste or aesthetic judgement to discriminate between the expression with which we might identify, and the expression that invites us to sympathize with a state of mind that in our better moments we seek to shun. But this discrimination would be impossible if we did not advance, in our thinking, from the intransitive to the transitive idea of expression."


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Here's a key point for the alcohol policy reform debate from Nathan Lutchansky at the PLCB Users Group blog.
Tom Corbett has said that he wants to raise $2 billion from privatizing the state stores, but as you can see in the chart above, the state stores do not contribute $2 billion to the General Fund.
All of the taxes here are still going to be collected. The legislature only has to replace about $125 million more in revenue per year. That can be accomplished fairly easily by trading the Johnstown Flood Tax for a gallonage tax that includes poured alcohol.
Here's Nathan with a good illustration of the market distortions that result from not taxing poured alcohol at the point of sale:
Pennsylvania has one of the lowest beer tax rates in the nation (behind only Missouri and Wisconsin), but the excise tax burden on wine and spirits is enormous. Per drink, we pay more than three times the state tax of New Jersey or Delaware, and almost eight times the state tax of Maryland.
If you broaden the tax base, you can lower the tax rate. Removing the cap on liquor licenses would also be a good way to broaden the tax base, since you'd have more bars collecting revenue.
Needless to say, public health concerns should weigh heavily on considerations of how much lower the tax rate can go.


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North Korean Spring?William J. Holstein
North Korea watchers believe Kim Jong-Il, 53-year-old son of the late strongman of the secretive Communist nation, has finally taken power, and that this is good news--at least for now. They say Kim's recent high-profile appearances at events marking the first anniversary of his father's death mean he is firmly in command. The latest thinking in South Korea is that the younger Kim will be relying on a constituency that has escaped international attention. This is the so-called "Three Revolutions" group of influential North Koreans in their mid-40s. They are so named because of their desire to make dramatic strides for their country--in technical knowhow, ideology, and culture.
Kim is expected to continue pushing a gradual economic opening, to help stave off severe hardships at home. South Korea and Japan are sending rice to help feed hungry North Koreans, the U.S.-brokered nuclear power deal appears to be on track, and direct North-South business deals are warming up.
But the South is still on guard. One fear is that resentful older generals could trigger military tensions with the South. The worst fear in Seoul is that Kim's opening, no matter how controlled, will set off popular demands for greater economic gains, sparking chaos.


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Custom designed Colonial with step up 24x24 greatroom over garage. This home features a three bedroom design that could easily be converted back to a four bedroom layout. Ideal for in-home office. Granite counters, large rooms and a walk out basement for additional finishable space. Overhead light/fan wiring and surround sound in some rooms. Huge master with walk in closet and large dressing area. Lrg deck, gleaming hardw...
|Single Family: $409,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,300 sq. ft.
Enjoy your summer on the farmers porch of this fabulous Colonial! Mudroom entrance with bead board & tile flooring leads to gleaming hdwd floors. Office w/ crown molding & french doors. Kitchen features custom made cabinets with glaze finish, granite & SS appliances which flows into DR w/ crown molding & picture framing. Large FR boasts a cultured stone surround gas fireplace for family gatherings.Master bdrm w/ master bt...
|Single Family: $390,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,472 sq. ft.
A MUST SEE! Custom 4 Bedroom Colonial with Upgrades Galore In A Cul-De-Sac Neighborhood * Hardwoods On The 1st Floor * Large Family Size Kitchen, Custom Cabinets with Pull Out Shelves, Breakfast Center Island & Unique Bakers Pantry * Built In Hutches in Dining Room * Neutral Colors * Aprille-Air Filtration System * Finished Basement * Screened Porch * Security System * Professionally Landscaped * Sprinklers * 12 x 16 Shed...
|Single Family: $389,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,814 sq. ft.
Custom Built 45' Colonial with gorgeous grounds, flowering trees. Back yardis fullyfencedwith privacyfencing.Chimneys have beenrepointed,central air on 2nd floor,solid six panel doors,french doors,pocket doors.Several walk in closets,1yr old 4 zone gas energy efficient Weil- McLain heating system,2 brand new 200 amp breaker boxes,new architectural roof in 2011, and 100" screen + surround sound in basement family room. Ha...
|Single Family: $389,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,080 sq. ft.
Now offering this 40x26, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial style home with a 2 car attached garage. Generous allowances & Highly desired neighborhood from a quality builder! Central air, granite countertops and open floor plan. With time to make your selections and truly customize this home to make it "yours!" Call now to make your appointment and get your own copy of the plans and specs!
|Single Family: $385,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,298 sq. ft.
Pristine colonial, private lot, sought after neighborhood! Large EI kitchen w/breakfast bar flows into inviting fireplaced FR complete w/ built-in bookshelves and beautiful hilltop views. French pocket doors separate the formal DR and add a touch of elegance along with gleaming hardwood floors and painted chair rail. Enjoy some quiet time in the formal LR with hardwood floors as you absorb picturesque views. Four gen...
|Single Family: $382,500
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,656 sq. ft.
Welcome to 10 Morey Way. This young well maintained colonial is ready for new owners. You can enjoy a multitude of activities happening on the cul de sac from the inviting farmer's porch. Great space for entertaining with the breakfast bar, eat in kitchen and large dining room. Walk up to the family room that is big enough to accomodate a variety of needs. This home has so much to offer with a large unfinished basement fo...
|Single Family: $379,999
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,052 sq. ft.
Young 38' colonial on quiet cul de sac yet near to major routes, shopping and schools. Four bedrooms, 3.5 baths and full daylight finished basement with french doors to level yard. Hardwoods, tile and fully applianced. Gas heat, newer hot water, central air, underground sprinklers and more! 2 car garage under attached family room with fireplace, vinyl siding. Don't miss this gem at a great price! Seller relocating. ...
|Condo/Town Home: $379,900
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,350 sq. ft.
WALDEN WOODS _ Metrowest's most desirable community! LOW association fees! The Elm bank is Under Construction, available IMMEDIATELY!! This is versatile townhome w/ dramatic vaulted ceiling LR w/ an expansive wall of glass and huge dining or nice home office. The bright granite kitchen opens up to a spacious eat-in area. Two spacious bdrm suites afford privacy & personal retreats.Quality craftsmanship, Energy Star, 2x6 ...
|Single Family: $379,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,568 sq. ft.
Classic, Warm & Inviting Custom Colonial * Mint! Move-In Ready * Freshly Painted Inside * Front to Back Living Room / Family Room With Vermont Casting Propane Stove * Custom Oak Kitchen Cabinets * Double Wall Convection Oven * Bosch Dishwasher * Built-In Surround Sound Speakers * Lot's Of Hardwood * Finished Basement * 12 X 24 Composite Deck * Private Backyard * Professionally Landscaped with Custom Brick Walkways * 1 Yea...
|Single Family: $377,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,336 sq. ft.
Completely remodeled 4 bedroom 2.5 bath colonial w/ 2 car garage in great neighborhood setting! Gleaming hardwood floors throughout! Large fireplaced family room & dining room w/ bumped out bay window & gorgeous trim! Tiled entry leads to a large eat in kitchen w/ stainless appliances & granite countertops. Additional covered patio offers outdoor entertaining shielded by the elements as well as a spacious deck & large lev...
|Single Family: $375,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,336 sq. ft.
Beautiful home with wonderful detailing set in a scenic area. Situated on a little over an acre, it is surrounded by conservation and farm lands, the perfect place to call home. Enjoy hardwoods throughout, granite counters, large cathedral living room, wonderful detailing. You can sit on your back deck looking over wooded acreage and read, grill, or play while enjoying nature, yet within minutes be to rt 495,109, or 16. C...
|Single Family: $369,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,516 sq. ft.
GORGEOUS MILFORD COLONIAL. Located on a over two Acres .. Cul De Sac location! Pride of Ownership shows throughout. Beautifully appointed both inside and out. This Home features oversized kitchen with peninsula seating, Recessed lighting, full appliance kitchen, all Leading to an amazing 18X24 Cathedral Ceiling Family Room w/ Gas Fireplace & Surround sound. Don't miss beauty! Close to all major routes, Shopping, Schools, ...
|Single Family: $359,900
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,300 sq. ft.
New construction single family DETACHED homes under condo association with first floor Master! still time to choose from various lots and floorplan.Zain Ridge is Milford's first "planned residential comunity".Many amenities including 9-foot ceilings on first floor, central air conditioning,gas fireplace, deck, 2-car garage and more. Models are available for showing or viewing at open house held weekly.styles, pricing and ...
|Single Family: $359,900
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 1,716 sq. ft.
Must see! Impeccably maintained 3 bedroom 3 1/2 bathroom cape with 1+ acre beautifully manicured lot. Open kitchen and family room area with hard wood floors. Contemporary sun room with extensive natural sunlight for relaxing or dining. Large finished basement with walk out to patio and fenced in back yard. Many recent updates include newer windows, furnace, siding, and shed. Located on a country road.
|Single Family: $359,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,380 sq. ft.
Garrison colonial on cul de sac in lovely area of North Milford. Mins. to Rte 495. Manicured yard is brimming w/ perennials & flowering shrubs. Spend relaxing summer nights on your screened in back porch overlooking a very private wooded lot. PEACEFUL.Tasteful upgrades inc. high end lighting/fixtures,GRANITE counters & backsplash, SS appliances, double oven, crown mouldings & chair rails. NEW ROOF, WINDOWS & DRIVEWAY. In...
|Foreclosure: $350,366
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,808 sq. ft.
This property is a Lis Pendens. This is the initial document filed by an attorney or trustee on behalf of the foreclosing lender that starts the foreclosure process. This 1808 square foot property has 4 bedroom(s) and 2 bath(s). The estimated loan balance is $350,366.00. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You will need to register for full access. Information...
|Condo/Town Home: $349,900
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,962 sq. ft.
WALDEN WOODS - Metrowest's most desirable community!! LOW association fees. Welcome home to the CARTER that features a 24' great room with fireplace that opens onto beautiful granite kitchen and spacious dining room.This unit is UNDER CONSTRUCTION and AVAILABLE in 30 days! Quality appointments throughout, Energy Star, 2 car attached garage, public water and sewer, & ample storage. Design services available to create YO...
|Single Family: $334,900
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,208 sq. ft.
Terrific Colonial located on common Drive with four homes in one of Milford's top notch areas! Stunning custom gourmet kitchen (NEW 2005) with Maple Shaker cabinetry, GRANITE Counters, STAINLESS appliances including Wall oven & cook-top. Large fireplaced family room with Maple floors, Two Story foyer, Dining w/Maple floors & Wainscoting, Nice Cathedral Master w/Maple floors & Walk-in closet, **Finished lower level with 2n...
|Foreclosure: $328,100
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,630 sq. ft.
This property is a Judgment of Foreclosure Sale. An order was signed by a judge directing that a Notice of Sale be published and a referee to sell this property at a public auction. This 1630 square foot property has 3 bedroom(s) and 2 bath(s). The estimated bid amount is $328,100.00. This property will be auctioned at public sale on Monday, February 20, 2012. To access more extensive information on this property click th...
|Condo/Town Home: $324,900
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,836 sq. ft.
Model Home at Milford's Zain Ridge, the town's first "residential planned community"!! This unit is completed and can close immediately!! Brand new!! Homes features 2 bdrms, 2.5 baths, gas firplace, hardwood & tile, central air, 2-car garage, and much more!!! Other floorplans and lots available. Great commuter location! Easy to show or visit one of our Open Houses held every weekend.
|Single Family: $324,900
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,338 sq. ft.
ENERGY STAR ALL THE WAY! New House Plan with 2 car attached garage ... Ranch Style OPEN FLOOR PLAN Features: 10'+ ceiling in the Great Room, Dining & Kitchen (all hardwood) with beautiful maple cabinets. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths... master bedroom with bath, Central A/C, Stainless steel appliances. BONUS... unfinished lower level could bring an additional 1000+ SF of living area . All photos are "simila...
|Single Family: $324,900
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,823 sq. ft.
New Construction of Free-Standing Single-Family Condos at Milford's Zain Ridge...its first residential planned community!! Homes features hardwood & tile floors, granite countertops, Central Air, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car garage,and much more!!! Great commuter location! This unit currently under construction and there are other plans and building sites to chooose from. Models are easy to show or can be viewed at weekl...
|Single Family: $324,900
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,964 sq. ft.
3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Contemporary in Desirable North Milford Neighborhood! This Spacious Home Features A Formal Living Room & Dining Room With Hardwood Floors, Fireplaced Family Room, A Nice Sun Room That Leads Out To A Nice Private Back Yard! Home Also Offers a Partially Finished Basement! Several Updates To This Great Home Include; New Roof (09), New Garage Door (09), New Stove, Dishwasher, Kitchen Sink & Garbage Dispo...
|Single Family: $320,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,884 sq. ft.
Corner Lot Colonial features a beautifully upgraded kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar. The home provides hardwood floors throughout, a fireplaced living room, 4 good sized bedrooms, 2.5 baths and expansion space in the basement. The convenient mudroom gives access to plenty of storage in the oversize garage and the property also has excellent outdoor space with a deck overlook...
|Single Family: $319,900
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,394 sq. ft.
Spacious well-maintained colonial with an impressive family room featuring see-through fireplace and skylights This home offers an open floor plan, gorgeous hardwood floors, an oversized dining room with ample space for family gatherings, and a large eat-in kitchen with granite counter tops and slider leading to rear deck, Master suite with its own sitting room. Home is conveniently located on a cul-de-sac with easy acce...
|Single Family: $319,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,268 sq. ft.
Beautifully Maintained Colonial Located in Desireable North Milford Neighborhood! This home features four spacious bedrooms, beautiful white kitchen cabinets with glass fronts and granite countertops. Wooded corner lot with mature perennial plantings.* Bonus* detached 24 X 14 garage!
|Single Family: $319,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,080 sq. ft.
GREAT HOUSE, GREAT LOCATION AND GREAT PRICE! Colonial home with beautiful hardwood floors through the Living room and dining room. The large, open kitchen has stainless steel appliances and ceramic flooring that highlights the room. The family room with its fire place and carpeted floors, creates a warm, relaxed atmosphere.The second level holds 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 full baths. The 3 season exterior room in back over...
|Single Family: $317,800
3 Beds | 1.00 Bath | 1,850 sq. ft.
GREAT is just one word to describe this home with a backyard oasis. Well maintained with lots of upgrades and options both inside and out. Large bedrooms. Beautifully updated open kitchen with dining area is just made for entertaining. In the summer months the entertaining moves out doors. AMAZING pool and patio with a 3 season room. Potential full bath in bsmt. New furnace.10 yr old roof. Great commuting location. Worksh...
|Single Family: $315,900
3 Beds | 1.00 Bath | 2,000 sq. ft.
MOTIVATED SELLER...This private backyard "OASIS", boasts large beautiful grounds, IG Pool with cabana, pergola with outdoor bar and built in gas grill. This home is "Pottery Barn Beautiful" with upgrades one can only imagine. New custom kitchen with granite, HW, & SS. Newer hollywood bath off of main hall and MBR. Fabulous family room in lower level with an inset wood burning stove and alcove office area. This home ...
|Single Family: $314,900
4 Beds | 1.00 Bath | 1,800 sq. ft.
Home beautiful. If your clients are looking for the perfect Country reproduction, show them this, complete with wainscotting, stenciled wide pine flooring and even a caged bar, this home feels like what Pottery Barn wants to be! comfortable living and entertaining, large two level deck and landscaped grounds. Exposed aggregate driveway, walk out basement. All this and central air too. Features 4 bedrooms, large dining roo...
|Foreclosure: $309,985
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,258 sq. ft.
This property is an REO (Real Estate Owned). This is the final step in the foreclosure process. Ownership has reverted to the lender. This 2258 square foot property has 4 bedroom(s) and 2 bath(s). The estimated sale price is $309,985.00. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You will need to register for full access. Information listed with each property includi...
|Single Family: $309,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,297 sq. ft.
Move In Condition with this Oversized Split-Entry on 1/2 acre corner lot of cul-de-sac. 3-4 Bedrooms, Updated Kitchen with Granite Counters, Tile & all New Appliances. Dining Rm w/ walk-out bay 12 x 24 step down to deck overlooks beautiful grounds. 2 Car Garage has walk out to concrete patio for entertaining.
|Single Family: $300,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,800 sq. ft.
Spacious Colonial in Desirable Neighborhood Just Over the Milford/Medway Line *Features Include *Newer Windows *New Carpeting in Fireplaced Family Room, & Kids Bedrooms *Formal Dining Room & Living Room with Hardwood Flooring *Front to Back Master with Double Closet & Master Bath *Eat in Kitchen with Sliders to Spacious 3 Season Sun Room * Deck *Private Yard *Superior Commuter Location Moments From Major Routes, Shopping...
|Single Family: $300,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,737 sq. ft.
**Don't be deceived from the outside of this home**. Unique ex large Cape with Possibilities galore! .Great location! Lg eat in Kitchen. Fireplaced liv/rm 4 big bedrooms Master Bedrm with joining bath Rm. Wood floors thru out, Potential for inlaw suite.Family room/with builtin bar. 2.5 Br, Fin basment w.Bar.Leveled deck for those cookouts! 3 season brick fl sun Rm. Come take a peak! Close to 495 /Mass pike.****MAKE OFFER...
|Condo/Town Home: $299,990
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 0 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $299,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,128 sq. ft.
Fabulous opportunity to own this young Colonial with a 2 car garage on a cul-de-sac. Features include central air, fireplaced living room, master suite with walkin closet along with a full, walkout Lower Level. Super low price due to settling. A ton of house for the money!
|Single Family: $299,900
3 Beds | 1.00 Bath | 1,773 sq. ft.
LIKE BRAND NEW! Totally renovated. New custom kitchen and baths. New stainless appliances.1st floor is hardwood and ceramic. 3 bedrooms and bath on the second floor. Walk up finished bonus room on the 3rd floor. Central air, new driveway and landscaping. See listing attachment for list of renovations. This beautiful home will not last.
|Single Family: $299,900
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,288 sq. ft.
ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED CONSTRUCTION ... Construction has NOT started...STILL TIME FOR BUYER TO CUSTOMIZE NEW HOME... 2x6 NEW CONSTRUCTION has an open floor plan for today's lifestyles. Cathedral ceilings, kitchen with maple cabinets, granite counters & gas fired fireplace and central a/c. Still time to customize this home! All photos are "similar " as examples of prior construction. Great builder to work with...REQU...


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Hi, I had my fuel hose recall service done on my 02 WRX wagon here in Des Moines, IA and when i went to pick up the car, and was driving it home, I noticed that the gas pedal was vibrating almost buzzing in the mid to high rpm range, and when I say vibrating, I dont mean the subtle hum that is a charachteristic of the WRX, I mean a large vibrating buzz that almost feels like u can detect something rotational going on thats transmitting through the gas pedal, it vibrates so much that on long highway stretches your foot goes to sleep, thats now present the vibration is in the gas pedal. I want to take the car back to the dealership and tell them to fix it, since it was NOT occuring when I dropped the car off for the service, service WHICH was Subaru recall service, not elective maintenance or something I scheduled myself. It seems to me my dealership should find, and fix this vibration that started after their mechanics did Warranty service on the vehicle. Does this sound right? Am i totally off base here? I have contacted SOA and told them the situation, and they are willing to play advocate for me when I take the car in, I'm just nervous that either, the mechanic having to do non paid fix-their mistake work, wont give a crap, or that they'll end up trying to work me over for hundreds more dollars, when In my opinion they should fix the problem they caused.
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Got the coilovers installed a few weeks ago and am so impressed with this kit. It is the new externally adjustable KW V3 coilover kit with MagRide disable modules.
Car instantly feels so much better, the numbness feeling is gone. You can feel the road, but it is still very comfortable. I have the compression settings on almost full stiff (rebound is the at default medium setting), and it isn't harsh at all. Firm yet comfortable with lots of feel, the exact opposite of the stock suspensions' sport mode. Their isn't a lot of height adjust-ability, right now the rears are all the way up and the fronts are almost all the way down. I believe you can get a rear spring spacer for the adjustment collar if you want to go higher, but I personally am very happy with the height/stance of the car as is.
I had Bilstein PSS10's on my R32, and these are miles better than those. I have heard lots of good things about KW V3's and these surpass my expectations. They really are the perfect coilover, and even though this new model isn't technically out yet, if you contact the awesome guys over at HPA like I did they will hook you up!
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Hi there, am a newbie from Tucson, Arizona, am going to try and post a picture of a quilt I just finished. Just an experiment to see if it works
Jane Sisk
Tucson, AZ
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Hi there, am a newbie from Tucson, Arizona, am going to try and post a picture of a quilt I just finished. Just an experiment to see if it works
Jane Sisk
Tucson, AZ
Gorgeous quilt Jane! Do you want to adopt me too? I will gladly send you my snail mail address for the next quilt!
Thanks for sharing! :D
The quilt is beautiful, and you did a great job with the photo! Keep it up.
Thanks for the compliments, I am a self taught quilter, started in January of this year after a knee replacement at the age of 65. I found the batik print at walmart and fell in love with it. It was a queen size for my son and daughter in law. So far I have made 8 quilts. I am so hooked all I want to do is quilt, quilt, quilt. I piece on the machine and hand quilt. Good thing I live alone, if I had a pet or a husband they would probably starve to death!!!!!!
Jane Sisk
Tucson, AZ
very pretty quilt. I can't believe that you have made 8 quilts since January. I did good to get a quilt top finished in 3 months. I'm ready to send it off to be quilted now. Keep up the great work and remember to post pics now that you can.
You are really making up for lost time! I have some of that same batik, not sure where it will end up yet. Sure is pretty against the red in your quilt.
Thank you for the compliment. I live along, no pets, am disabled so about all I do is quilt, quilt, quilt (and then quilt some more) I am so hooked that my head is just swirling with ideas for more quilts. Trouble is I am running out of kids and grandkids.''
Jane Sisk
Tucson, AZ
Looking forward to seeing some more of your quilts! Isn't it lovely to have found a passion like this?
I t is wonderful to find something to fill my time that turns out to be useful as well as beautiful.
I just joined this site a couple of weeks ago and I love to read all the comments and suggestions.
Thanks again
Jane S
Well if you are running out of kids and grandkids to make these for I'd be very happy to receive one of your quilts. Just let me know and I'll send you my snail mail address. Or if you prefer you could make some lap quilts and take them to a nursing home. I know that they would really appreciate them. :-)


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When is the last time you saw an animated film for children that was soothing? Most studios feel obliged to pump up the little tykes with nonstop bustle, eye-frying color and action figure tie-ins, the entertainment equivalent of heavily sugared breakfast cereal.
"The Secret World of Arrietty," a Disney release from the Japanese Ghibli animation studio, could hardly be more different. It is less a roller-coaster ride than a peaceful stroll through a beautiful garden.
Ghibli films have a fantastic visual style and tone all their own, and first-time director Hiromasa Yonebayashi adapts Mary Norton's 1952 children's classic "The Borrowers" according to the house rules.
At a leisurely pace, we meet Shawn (voiced by David Henrie), who is visiting his grandmother's secluded cottage for some bed rest before a heart surgery. The rolling lawn is a wonderland of flora and fauna, including Arrietty, a thumb-sized "Borrower" whose family lives beneath the floorboards and scavenges for food and necessities while the "beans" sleep in their gigantic beds.
Shawn and Arrietty warm to each other's company. He begins leaving tokens near her tiny home: little notes, sugar cubes and flowers. Her parents (Amy Poehler and Will Arnett) warn her away from any interaction with the big people, while grandmother's servant Hana (Carol Burnett) begins a campaign to prove that the unseen Borrowers do indeed exist.
The film has a sentimental tone of fantasy and nostalgia as it charts the course of this most unusual summer romance. The little acts of kindness and lingering looks that the new friends share are an idealized portrait of first love. The visual design of the environments and characters is a heady mix of Laura Ashley interiors and Thomas Kinkade landscapes, but it avoids vapid kitsch.
This is a comforting film and rather a placid one, but not listless. Arrietty, a headstrong redhead, fearlessly stands up to grandmother's pushy cat. The tension here arises mostly from comic conflict with the ogre-like Hana rather than a real sense of danger. This fantasy is a safe space where viewers can escape the harsh, messy realities of daily life.
Title: "The Secret World of Arrietty"
Cast: Voices of David Henrie, Bridgit Mendler, Carol Burnett, Amy Poehler, Will Arnett
Director: Hiromasa Yonebayashi
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The Financial Times launches its 2012 seasonal appeal with an auction of work by some of the world's most celebrated photographers.
Lots include a signed and limited edition of Ali versus the Beatles 1964 by Chris Smith and a signed print of Tiananmen Square Tank Man by Stuart Franklin/Magnum.
The auction takes place at the Swan at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre on November 15.
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My Heart belongs in Alice Springs, it is as beautiful as ever.Every Australian needs to do the outback. Enjoy it for me Helen
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The caravan park was one of the best we have stayed in, but was full with over 200 Avaners attending their annual national gathering. Luckily we had a great corner site on the very boundary of the park, and the ones close to us were all from Bunderberg, and were lovely people. Few!
We ended up spending 5 nights there as it was a lovely spot, and we wanted a bit of a rest.
We visited Simpons Gap, Standley Chasm, and the National Road and Transport Museum (we girls went for a walk instead) and the Todd Mall markets. We had spent a week in Alice Springs once before, so we didn't need to see anything else.
The shopping area is now larger than it was, but still is not the most attractive of areas
Aboriginals roam around aimlessly, and generally give the security guards grief. We wondered how happy they were, as they obviously don't work, their money is most likely spent where it shouldn't be, and they don't seem to have any purpose in life. One wonders if they would be better off without our intervention.
We quite like Alice. It is such a different place, being unexpectedly green and treed, with such cultural heritage and places of beauty surrounding it. It is both harsh and beautiful, with the Macdonnell Ranges forming a magnificent backdrop. It's time to read A Town Like Alice once again.
We sadly said goodbye to Grant and Sandy, as they had to fly back to Qld. They were fantastic company, and we had a great many laughs and good times with them. They are planning on meeting up with us in Margaret River, so we look forward to this. Greg and Barb are also hoping to meet us in Perth, so we have much to look forward to when we are in WA. When you are on the road, meeting up with good friends is something we really enjoy and hate it when they leave.