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Anyone who follows the activity of everybody's favorite Internet boogeyman Anonymous will notice that a prominent element of their graphics happens to be the Guy Fawkes mask from the graphic novel and movie V for Vendetta. As a result, it should be no surprise that Anonymous has also taken to celebrating the anniversary of Guy Fawkes Night.
For a good example of how this "celebration" is taking place read up on Molly Sassmann and John Caseretto's coverage of how the collective is using the anniversary of Nov 5th to popularize their ideology. No doubt, this entire week will be filled with attempted, successful, and failed hacks of celebrities, large corporations, and others—amid them so far Lady Gaga, Paypal, VMWare, and even NBC-affiliated websites.
Anonymous in 2012: It's been a wild ride with a lot of bumps
As we approach the end of 2012, it's a good time to look back on where hacktivism in general has gone—especially with the rise of Anonymous emerging into the public consciousness in 2010 and 2011. If you want a solid examination of the rise of hacktivism across 2011 take a look at this article and infographic, but where has it gone since 2011 even as it exceeded criminal breaches in that same year.
An Anonymous cell rang in the new year by targeting CBS.com and brought down Universal Music over censorship and copyright—using their normal tools of DDoS and website vandalism. The hacktivist collective has always tended to target people who attempt to suppress and manage information (or keep it out of the public eye.)
Even though the collective has become more moralizing towards governments and corporations, they also haven't forgotten their more simple roots. In mid October, the group went after the unknown harasser who led the teen Amanda Todd into suicide, throwing in against cyberbullying. We've seen Anonymous and their apparent original breeding grounds 4chan become part of cyber-vigilante actions when animal abuse and cyberbullying news went viral on social media or YouTube in the past.
There has also been a smattering of webpage vandalism, DDoS attacks, and other events attributed to the Anonymous collective. Often what we see is large corporations being targeted as well as governments involved in violating human rights and information ethics. One in particular happened to be the parliament of Japan—who pushed the ISPs in the country to implement surveillance technology. Not too long after, the Ukraine government got a target painted on them as well for a raid against a popular torrent tracker named Demonoid.
And then there's Anonymous's reaction to happened to Megaupload—a tale worth an article all its own.
Although an Anonymous cell also threatened to blackout the Internet on March 31st—as this didn't make much sense looking at the moral stand that Anonymous takes against people who attack the underlying freedom of the Internet, it did make sense when it didn't happen.
Anonymous and Wikileaks
It seems likely that an organization who works to upend the baskets of world intelligence organizations and publish information that would otherwise see the light of day would be a natural ally of groups such as hacktivists. However, the relationship between Anonymous and Wikileaks has been rocky as best.
This year, Anonymous has taken credit for leaking numerous documents to Wikileaks including a would-be alliance between the two to expose intelligence incompetence in the U.S. In July, the hacktivist collective also took credit for leaking files from the Syrian government to the wiki of secret information.
Then rolled around October when Wikileaks started to use social media 'paywalls' to raise awareness of their operation and Anonymous rebelled against the idea. Cells of the hacktivist collective quickly came out to note their concern and distance themselves from the secrets wiki and more and more cells began to put time and energy into their own version of Wikileaks (few of which have managed to get off the ground due to the decentralized nature of the hactivist group.)
A good example of these attempts is in the from of Par:AnoIA (Potentially Alarming Research: Anonymous Intelligence Agency) set up as a potential hosting site for leaks and fomented in July 2012. Then in late October is the rise of Project TYLER—a whistleblowing platform designed to rival that of Julian Assange's Wikileaks. One portion also sought to rebuild the famous and extremely useful Pastebin, which began policing posts, with the Anonymous variant called AnonPaste. Sites that can host information protected from government or outside influence could certainly be extremely useful for a decentralized group seeking to make sure some information cannot be erased from the public consciousness.
No doubt the scuffle between Anonymous and Wikileaks as well as Internet data hosting services will continue to rise as countries like China and Russia attempt to control information flow into and out of their countries. The use of VPN (Virtual Private Network) services is on the rise as more governments seek to block websites that spread information and crush cloud-lockers such as Megaupload.


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Steamboat Springs Tonight, the doors of Barbi Bonfiglio's new arts venue will open to the public. As the art hungry and the curious wander into the venue, they will usher in with them a new era in South Routt.
The Paradigm Theater looks like a black-box theater with the walls and ceiling painted black and the audience surrounding the stage, but it's so much more than that, Bonfiglio said. "It's a black box, it's an art house, and it's a vehicle for visual art, acoustic music, theater, dance and readings."
The new space is at the end of the long hallway in the Oak Creek Plaza on Main Street. The place is booked through January with music, art shows and plays.
The first show, which opens with a reception tonight and Saturday, is an exhibit of photography by Alana Rothstein. The show is titled "24 Hours of South Routt."
The 15 photographs on display were taken during Labor Day weekend, when Rothstein visited the Bonfiglios. She was only a tourist then, but a week ago, Rothstein packed her belongings in Los Angeles and moved to Oak Creek.
"I moved here for the adventure of it and the unknown of it," she said. "It's a new chapter and a chance to take some time to pause and look at things."
Rothstein still sees things through her Los Angeles eyes. Chickens walking across a dirt road are still funny. When she listens to a story told at the counter of Bonfiglio Drug, she thinks in terms of how it could be made into a movie.
"I want to take advantage of having a new perspective and being fresh," she said.
Her photograph "Parade" captures a couple of children dressed in cowboy hats watching the Labor Day parade. It's the kind of photo that a parent would stick to the refrigerator or a teacher would tack to the bulletin board. But when framed and hung in a setting such as the Paradigm, it takes on other meanings.
"A shift happens when you take something out of its regular context and look at it again," Rothstein said. "It's something you see every day, and to me, that's what art is. It's what you see. It's what's in front of you, and that's why I enjoy shooting people and moments."
Rothstein is a self-trained photographer who began her career in the late 1980s in Los Angeles. Her main body of work included portraits, celebrity photos and fashion photography.
In South Routt, she hopes to make a distinctly different collection of images that are even more surreal and juxtaposed than the ones on display at the Paradigm this weekend.
"I won't be shooting landscapes," she said. "My work has a more social context. I've done an exhibit on minimum-wage workers, for example.
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I've been using HumanIK on an experimental character recently. Overall I'm pretty happy with it, but today I realized that it's apparently not compatible with Autodesk's ATOM (Animation Transfer Object Model) format. Or I'm overlooking something entirely.
For example, I import a character from the HumanIK examples, then set a few keys. I select all the IK controllers, and go to Animation -> ATOM -> Create ATOM Template. Then I use ATOM -> Export Animation, which writes out an .atom file which appears to be based on the template. Then I delete the keyframes and attempt to import the animation based on the ATOM template and the .atom file. Basically, doing exactly what is performed in this video. When I skip the template part, and just export "Hierarchy: Selected", the progress window appears to export something, but...
It doesn't work, at all.
It works fine with a traditional, manually rigged character with various curve-based controllers, but not with a HumanIK rig. I want to know if this is a known issue and if there's a workaround. Maybe somebody with 2014 Beta access can give it a try. I haven't found anything mentioning this apparent incompatibility in the documentation. I have been playing around with the .anim format also, with limited success.
If anyone has a couple minutes, please try using HumanIK in combination with the ATOM workflow. If you know a workaround, it would be much appreciated.


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10 Things to Do in Detroit This Weekend
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1. Bargain-hunt at the Historic Fort Wayne Flea Market, and then take a tour of the fort.
2. Celebrate the beginning of fall with square dancing, specialty foods and hayrides at the Detroit Zoo.
3. Find out what the future holds - in Troy - at this psychic event featuring astrologer Rich Milostan.
4. March to raise money for the Michigan Humane Society in one of two places on Sunday: Hart Plaza or Kensington Metropark.
5. Think about the debates during a tour of an art exhibit celebrating the first African American President, Barack Obama, at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
6. Brace yourself for a trip through The Fear Factory at Mt. Clemens' Gibraltar Trade Center.
7. The Dearborn Symphony Orchestra begins its 51st season with a guest violinist and selections from Bernstein, Tchaikovsky and Gershwin.
8. See the wares of 33 antique dealers this weekend at Cross of Christ Lutheran Church in Bloomfield Hills.
9. Sample a variety of West Coast beers at Whole Foods in Rochester.
10. Check out local contemporary art on display in galleries throughout Metro Detroit, beginning this weekend.
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The Champlain Thrust…what is it?
One of the geologically most famous localities in Vermont (along with the world's oldest reef in the Champlain Islands) is the Champlain Thrust, visible along the shoreline of Lake Champlain at Lone Rock Point, in Burlington, Vermont. In order to understand its significance we need to first understand what a "thrust" is. A "thrust" (geological shorthand for a "thrust fault,") is a type of fault. A fault is a fracture in rocks where there has been movement. There are several types of faults and a "reverse fault" is one where older rocks have been pushed up over younger rocks. Geologists call a reverse fault where the fault is at a low angle to the Earth's surface, a "thrust fault".
So, the Champlain Thrust is a low angle fault where older rocks have been pushed up and over younger rocks. In this case, rocks of the Cambrian Period (542 to 500 million years ago) have been pushed up and onto rocks of the later, younger, Ordovician Period (460-440 million years ago). Rocks accumulate on the Earth's surface in a predictable order, not unlike assembling a layer cake: placing the oldest layer on the plate and subsequent layers on top, and coating it all with frosting. So do rock layers accumulate on the Earth's surface: younger layers sit on older layers. At Lone Rock Point in Burlington you can see where the Champlain Thrust has pushed older layers up onto the younger layers, reversing the order.
Geologists and University of Vermont Department of Geology faculty and students visit Lone Rock Point in Burlington because of the quality of the exposure of the rock layers and the features in the rocks that were produced from fault movement. No need to worry about this fault moving any time soon! The Champlain Thrust was active at the time the Green Mountains were elevated, nearly 450 million years ago.
Champlain Thrust is also the name of the University of Vermont Department of Geology newsletter.
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I contacted DDK Decoration to provide and fit laminate flooring in our playroom. We discussed options and flooring was recommended. We asked for a darker wood and a product was recommended. Two males came out and measured the floor and provided a quote. We explained what room the laminate was for-sons playroom, and asked if the laminate was suitable. A price was agreed and the floor was fitted.
When fitting we were told the laminate was actually real wood flooring and it was a better product than we originally were quoted for. We were assured it was guaranteed and that it was long lasting. We discussed the fact that the floor may be scratched as it was in a playroom and were assured that this floor was more than suitable and would be hard to mark.
The floor was fitted and almost immediately scratched began to appear. I contacted DDK Decoration through Facebook anthere same two males agreed to come out and look. When they arrived they agreed the floor should in no way be marking like it was and that the scratches should not be happening. That said they would contact their supplier and we would be offered a refund. I explained I would like a floor that was fit for purpose and that my choice would be for the floor to be replaced as I wanted laminate, however if this was not possible I would accept a full refund and replace the flooring myself.
I have continuously sent messages through Facebook and have been lead a merry dance. DDK Decoration then changed their names to DDK Property fix, and the mobile number we always contacted them on went straight to voicemail. When queried I was told the phone had been washed and no alternative number was given. I have been sending message after message and have now eventually heard that the supplier has said there is nothing wrong with the laminate and the scratches are due to heavy objects being dragged across itpresumably by my 5year old son as he is the only person who goes in that room. ah have asked for copies of all correspondence between DDK and their suppliers and am awaiting this. I am not happy at all and in my opinion they have deliberately stalled their replies and had no intention of doing anything about the pquail quality flooring supplied. The issue is not with how it is fitted, but twitch the actual quality of the flooring fitted and I am sick of it and do not know what to do now.
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Can anyone identify how this texture is applied? My coworker says it is a knockdown texture, sprayed on with a hopper. My grandfather has the same texture in his house, he says in the 80's when they remodeled they would "flick" the mud on with a trowel, then knock it down to this texture.
I tried spraying with a hopper on all different settings and I didn't get anything like this sort of texture, and I haven't found any information online which shows this technique of flicking the mud onto the wall.
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This is what I got with the hopper gun
The top picture is a "skip trowel" finish, done by taking kinda sloppy wet topping compound & lightly skimming it across the drywall with a 14" knife. Im sure someone will be able to explain it better, i am recently just learning how to do it myself.
Your knockdown looks pretty good ;)
Thanks, yeah I thought I did good on the knockdown, if only it matched the rest...
I've seen some stuff online on how to do skip trowel, but what confused me is how linear the existing texture is - it's all lined up vertically, it's not random like the skip trowel stuff I saw online.
I guess i'll play around with it on some scrap and see how it turns out. Maybe they just raked over it in one direction.
get a thin bead all the way across your 14" knife, maybe a half inch's worth, make sure its very wet,, kinda sloppy,, very lightly skim it across the drywall & with a little practice it will look like the first picture in your post. If it doesnt skip good the first time just wipe the drywall smooth & try again. Good luck !!
I can't make this work at all, tried it multiple times, all different consistencies, different pressure, I just get a smooth flat area.
i dont think this guy is doing a great looking job but this is the jist of it. sloppy mud & just skim it lightly with the 14inch knife & it will leave a skipped patern.
Ill look for a better video. Its easier than it looks. What kind of mud were you using?
Green bucket, all purpose. I must be missing something stupid, I watched that video before and I don't get a skip like that, it just goes on smooth - should I be adding sand or something to the mix?
Thanks for your help Axe, i've been working on this small section of drywall for two weeks!
I was just thinking, maybe i'm supposed to be using a trowel not a knife? I don't think I can keep a knife as flat against the surface as a trowel.
It would be nice if someone with more experience with it than me chimed in to help. I did a little of it last saturday, we used +3 mud but i dont think it matters whether its +3 or Green top. We didnt add any sand or anything abnormal to the mix .. BUT .. the mix was VERY wet, like barely stay on your knife wet.
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I have been noticing since we bought this 98 STS that off and on after the car is shut off, especially at night you can see a pretty good quantity of what appears to be white smoke wisping past the headlights for at least several minutes after the car is shut off. The worst it ever got was once when I was idling at a stop light and I could actually see it starting to billow out of the wheel houses and front of the car. Exhaust works fine and doesn't appear to leak.
The car *does* have a weak power steering pump and a small PS leak from the area of the pump, however I don't believe the fluid leaks on anything hot enough to justify that much smoke.
Also, the smoke definitely has a burnt oil odor which leads me to believe it is most likely oil being burnt on the underside or exhaust headers, as well as the fact that a couple of times I've caught it coming out of the top of the rear of the motor (firewall side) and also once when I was shining a flashlight on the passenger side where the serpentine belt is I could literally see it lightly "puffing" out of what looked like the middle of the engine casing...
So my question is this...
Assuming this is more of an UPSCALE "beater" than anything for me right now (I'll be driving it the most) and being that I don't really expect this tired old girl to last much more than a couple of more years if we keep it, what can be the downsides of throwing oil additives in (like an oil thickener) or just going with a heavier weight oil altogether to try to alleviate or detect whether this even IS the classic Northstar case half leak? Coolant loss and headbolt issues are NOT negotiable for me and if the car ends up having THAT issue it's getting dumped, but the case half leak I'm alot more flexible about since you can seemingly just top it off for eternity, and thus my question.
As of yet my answer to the question of whether I see oil on the floor is inconclusive, Ive been trying to remember to look at the ground after I park somewhere for a while but I always forget, however Im pretty sure I have seen a couple of drops that came from this car and were either oil or PS fluid. Oil consumption is also somewhat inconclusive at this point but assuming the prior owner changed the oil just before we bought it (it had 120k and there's a sticker in the window for next change at 123k) and what I observed on the dipstick after 1000 miles, it has used about a quart thus far.
So yea, basically looking to see what the best band-aid fixes are for a N* with that ubiquitous leak. Love this car, but not enough to sink 1800.00 into a case-half repair if it can be nursed along indefinitely. I just don't know what the "worst case scenario" involves with the oil leak issue, or how bad the worst ones can get.


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Movement for Democratic Change(MDC) leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, let loose a furious demand to President Mugabe to finally adhere to the power-sharing agreement he had reached with the MDC in September. As of this point, the man who supposedly is to share power in the government of Zimbabwe is now allowed to possess a passport that could be used to leave the country. The Southern African Community Development is expected in the nation's capital in the coming days in order to try their best to assist the MDC to obtain the power it was promised due to the mediation efforts of former president Mbeki of South Africa.
In a sense, the issuance of a passport to Tsvangirai is a symbol of trust and cooperation on the part of Mugabe and the other thugs who currently run Zimbabwe. If they can't even allow the man who is supposed to share governing access to a passport, what can the ordinary people of Zimbabwe expect from these oppressive criminals?


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You shall not hate your fellow countryman in your heart; you may surely reprove your neighbor, but shall not incur sin because of him. Leviticus 19:17
There is a special obligation upon friends to be helpful to one another in this matter. The laws of friendship require us to discover what things endanger us. . . . Silence or concealment in this case is treachery. He is the most faithful friend, and worthy of most esteem and affection, that deal most plainly with us in reference to exposing our sin. He that is reserved in this case is but a false friend, a mere pretender to love, whereas, indeed, he hates his brother in his heart.
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A report in today's Mail on Sunday by Jonathan Petre says that Canon Jeremy Pemberton, who married Laurence Cunnington in April, is to have his rights to operate as a priest revoked. Jeremy was the first clergy person, so far as Changing Attitude knows, to marry following the extension of marriage to same-sex couples.
Jonathan Petre's report says Bishop Richard Inwood removed Jeremy's 'Permission to Officiate'. The diocesan See is vacant at the moment and Richard Inwood, an Honorary Assistant Bishop in the diocese, is acting for the diocesan. Richard Inwood wrote and asked Jeremy to return his licence (in effect asking him to resign) shortly after interviewing him and after consulting John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, whose instructions Richard Inwood has followed.
Jeremy also holds a licence in the Diocese of Lincoln where he is at present a hospital chaplain and this has not been revoked. Following an interview with the Bishop of Lincoln Jeremy was given a slap on the wrist for getting married, a note being put on his file and his name sent to Lambeth Palace.
The House of Bishops' guidelines released in February said that clergy should not enter into such unions because they undermined the traditional Church teaching that marriage is reserved for a man and a woman. The Archbishop of York has required this action to be taken against Jeremy despite the message that has gone out from Lambeth Palace – bishops, let be, take no action. The Bishop of Norwich, Graham James, has been asked to keep a watching brief on developments. I'd be very interested to know how he is reacting to this news.
The Diocese of Southwell said it was a private matter. This is not a private matter. The action taken by Richard Inwood and John Sentamu has huge implications for lesbian and gay clergy in the Church of England, for any lesbian or gay person exploring a vocation and for every lesbian and gay ordinand. It has implications for the friends and families of these people and those whom they are already serving in parishes and chaplaincies or seek to serve in the future.
The action taken by the bishop and archbishop has implications for the place of the Church of England in English society and for the teaching of the Church about marriage, intimacy and same-sex relationships.
The majority of members of the House of Bishops (including some who would be indentified as conservative evangelicals) are quietly or actively supportive of those lesbian and gay clergy who are partnered and open to their bishop. There are of course many lesbian and gay partnered clergy who are not open for fear of the repercussions that might ensue. Bishops actively support lesbian and gay clergy living together either as a co-habiting couple or in a civil partnership. The Archbishop of York and Richard Inwood take action against a priest who legalizes his relational status and marries.
As Father Andrew Cain, who married his partner yesterday, told Jonathan Petre: 'Making a lifetime commitment to another person is what we preach. Simon Sarmiento, speaking for Inclusive Church, said: 'If the bishops continue to take disciplinary action against clergy getting married they must expect a backlash.'
It's very difficult to be 100% accurate in reporting events in the Church of England. There are several inaccuracies in Joanthan's report and there may be inaccuracies in this report, and I'd welcome corrections if there are.
The Bishop's action against Jeremy is intolerable. Jeremy and Laurence have married because they love each other and are totally committed to each other. Jeremy has a vocation to the priesthood and a particular vocation to hospital chaplaincy. The Church examined Jeremy and recognized his vocation. Now that Jeremy identifies as gay and is in same-sex relationship which has been legally formalized, the Church reneges on its original evaluation of Jeremy's vocation and demands that he resign.
This is about the most fundamental of Christian qualities – love and fidelity. The Gospel we proclaim is of the grace of God pouring into creation, exemplified in the life and teaching of Jesus Christ as he lived on earth God's gracious, infinite, unconditional love and fidelity in creation.
I'm not sure what Changing Attitude will do in response to the action and any further action against lesbian and gay clergy who marry. We will stand with our sister organizations in the LGBTI Anglican Coalition in supporting those who are angered by what has happened and who may be fearful for their own future in the Church. We will engage with bishops and archbishops in whatever ways we can to persuade them to change the teaching of the House of Bishops guidelines. And we will encourage people to follow their hearts and open themselves in love to the intimacy of a faithful relationship, and will challenge those who want to impose a legalistic, unloving version of the Gospel on LGBTI people whom God has always been creating and calling into faithful personal relationships and loving service for the Kingdom of God.
The Reverend Colin Coward MBE
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Washington, D.C. --- The U.S. House of Representatives approved a giant final appropriations bill for Fiscal Year (FY) 2005 today that guarantees military parity between Armenia and Azerbaijan, said U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ). The final bill provides both Armenia and Azerbaijan $8 million in military funding. Congress' action is a direct rebuke of the Bush administration's FY 2005 budget, which proposed four times more military funding for Azerbaijan than it did for Armenia. The U.S. Senate is expected to pass the same bill later today.
"I laud my colleagues for rejecting the outrageous military imbalance that the Bush administration was encouraging," Pallone said. "Even though the President waived Section 907 in FY 2002, its principles and the commitments that were made at that time still remain fundamental to U.S. policy towards the South Caucuses. Moreover, because Azerbaijan continues its blockade of Armenia, it is more important than ever for maintaining Foreign Military Funding parity between these two nations."
Pallone, co-chairman of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues, said that in addition to the military funding, Armenia also received $75 million in economic assistance and $3 million for assistance to Nagorno-Karabakh.
"I fully support maintaining a high level of economic assistance to Armenia to help the country overcome the dual blockade by Azerbaijan and Turkey, which continues to impede Armenia's economic well-being," Pallone said. "Despite the dual blockades by Azerbaijan and Turkey, Armenia continues to implement economic and democratic reforms, which have met success. While Armenia continues to make important reforms, the U.S. must continue to provide robust assistance in order to minimize the negative impacts Armenia suffers from the blockades on its east and west borders.
"I also strongly support the $3 million in assistance to the people of Nagorno-Karabakh," Pallone continued. "This support is in our country's interests and helps alleviate poor conditions many of the people face there. It is important for Congress to maintain a strong position on this funding to ensure that these critical assistance programs continue."
The funds for Armenia were included in a giant $388 billion spending bill that combines nine appropriations bills into one omnibus bill funding domestic programs and foreign operations for FY 2005, which officially began on October 1, 2004. The legislation now awaits the president's signature.


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Happy 2011!!! I hope everyone enjoyed their New Year's Eve! I spent the night dancing with my boyfriend and friends. It was a good time, but pretty tame considering we still managed to be in bed by 2am.
Don't let my "height" fool you. I was wearing 6 inch heels., and it is a miracle that I managed to dance, let alone stand, in them.
Don't let my outfit fool you either. It was a dress with a skirt over it. I had to put this outfit together because I didn't have time to buy a dress. Somehow, with a closet full of clothes (literally, overflowing), I still felt like I had nothing to wear.
And don't let that drink in my hand fool you. It was the only one I had the whole night, and I was quite impressed that I even finished it. I rarely drink and that 1 drink was all it took to make me "giddy."
Let's hope 2011 will bring better hair days for me. After 40 min of curling my hair, burning myself with the curler and using as much hair spray as the cast of Jersey Shore put together, my hair still managed to fall flat before we even left the house.
Anyone suffering from a post-NYE hangover? Try Coconut Water, it is nature's Gatorade. It has all the electrolytes you need to replenish your body. If the taste isn't for you and you can't drink it straight, use it as a base for your smoothies.
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Tina! You looked beautiful! I say your last minute pull off outfit rocked!ReplyDelete
I have the same problem, too many clothes, and never can find something to wear! So funny!
Happy New Years!!! Thank you again for the giveaway! I am excited for my tea! xoxo
Your dress is super cute!ReplyDelete
I love sauvignon blanc white wine for my drink of choice.
Eggs, homefries and some OJ are my personal way of dealing with a hang over ;)
I drink more..just kidding..that's something Snooki would say ;)ReplyDelete
I workout when I have a bit of hangover and of course drink tons of water!
As much as I talk about missing wine and margaritas, I rarely do drink. Maybe one time a month?ReplyDelete
You look gorgeous in that pic!
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Everything Is Terrible! and the Found Footage Festival
are perhaps two of the blog world's grandest purveyors of kitsch, both managing
to capitalize on the general public's appetite for cheese. But they
aren't lackadaisically posting episodes of Saved By The Bell.
Rather, they take some pride in their work by dredging up some
otherworldly clips that even the people who originally made them would
probably have a hard time believing. Coincidentally, both sites
have a traveling road show and both will be in the area on Saturday
night, in Providence and Boston, respectively.The
self-proclaimed "lovable internet monsters" behind Everything Is
Terrible! will be on hand at the Cable Car Cinema in Providence for
shows at 7 and 9:30pm. Their website boasts an impressive collection of
borderline creepy PSAs/news clips/remembrances of daytime television as
a youth and they'll most likely be digging deep into the VHS crates for
Saturday's show. Also, they seem to be advertising pizza, which is never a bad thing.
Winning the Game of School from Airwave Ranger on Vimeo.
Following an appearance at the ROFLCon,
members of the Found Footage Festival will be taking over the Coolidge
Corner Theatre for a screening of "one of the worst sex comedies ever
made," Computer Beach Party. They'll be offering up MST3K-esque
live commentary, trivia games, and a number of other surprises. The
film doesn't get under way until 11:55pm, so if you're up for a night
of retro-induced LOLs and subsequent remorse for suspect fashion
choices you may or may not have made (we're not here to pass
judgement), you can try getting adventurous and hightailing it up to
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Speaking Out on Poverty
In the latest Speaking Out installment in Principal magazine, Melissa Nixon calls on educational leaders to better understand the role that poverty has on students. Socio-economic status, race, and gender all have a significant impact on the poverty to prison pipeline, and she argues that principals can do more to support these students.
Nixon highlights three areas that principals can focus on to improve learning in their schools: empathy, expectations, and engagement. She argues that "noticing and acknowledging emotions and outward signs of distress in students help them to understand that they are not invisible in the world of school." Additionally, consistently setting high expectations lets students know that they are capable of learning and their time is valued. Finally, engagement requires attention to students' various learning styles, and using any tools and methodologies as necessary. Read the full article here.
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USC Men's Volleyball Falls At Top-Ranked UCI
March 16, 2006
Irvine, Calif. - The No. 1 ranked UC Irvine men's volleyball team defeated USC (30-22, 30-26, 30-23) in a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation match at Crawford Court Thursday.
With the win, UCI improves to 20-3 overall, tying the 2003 mark for most wins in a season. The team also goes to 13-3 in the MPSF, setting a new school mark for league wins in a season. It is the 14th consecutive win for the Anteaters, the nation's best streak. 12th-ranked USC falls to 10-13 on the year and 6-11 in conference action.
Matt Webber tallied 22 kills and six digs to lead the Anteaters. Jayson Jablonsky added 15 kills, hitting .500 (15-2-26) and had 10 digs in the win. Middle blockers David Smith and Aaron Harrell each recorded seven kills with Harrell hitting .545 (7-1-11) on the night. Libero Brent Asuka had a match-high 16 digs, extending his double-digit dig streak to eight. Setter Brian Thornton recorded 52 assists, an ace and two blocks while guiding UCI to a .407 team hitting percentage.
Juan Figueroa led the Trojans with 18 kills followed by Joao Grangeiro with 11 kills. Jimmy Killian added 35 assists and seven digs in the loss. Libero Luke Morris led the team with 10 digs. USC dominated the net, outblocking UCI 11-3.5.
UCI led 18-16 in game one before a Jayson Jablonsky kill was followed by three consecutive Matt Webber kills to extend the lead to 22-16. The Anteaters would go on to take the set 30-22.
In game two, the score was tied 10-10 when UCI went on a 10-5 run to take a 20-15 lead. UCI pulled away 27-21 before the Trojans went on a 5-2 spurt to close within 29-26. USC's Jimmy Killian served into the net to end the game, 30-26 for the Anteaters.
After taking a 10-7 advantage on a Paul Spittle service ace, UCI never looked back taking game three 30-23 and the match 3-0.
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Assistant Professor of Spanish James Frazier shows off the most recent issue of The Vision. The Vision is a magazine in which students write in German, Spanish, French or any other foreign language. The Vision is always accepting submissions for the upcoming issues. The mission of The Vision is to give students an opportunity to use the foreign language skills the they have learned while at Baker University and to have fun writing.
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Well the year will be over in a few days, have you guys and gals thought of your new years resolutions yet? I haven't, and I don't care really. No resolutions for me, I don't believe in them honestly, it's just another day, another year really. Anyway, it's time for the news from around the world.
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OCZ Technology Vertex 2 3.5-inch 120GB Solid State Drive
QUOTE: "OCZ Technology is the Swiss Army of solid state drives. The company has a product in their line-up for every occasion. Until now desktop users have been forced to pay a premium for smaller 2.5" notebook drives that need a desktop adapter bracket. Notebook drives require larger flash modules and need an adapter to fit in desktops. These premium parts raise the cost of the SSD whether you need them or not.
Keeping with the overall strategy of a product for every use (like a Swiss Army Knife), OCZ now has a desktop specific SSD that uses less dense flash and a native 3.5" form factor enclosure. The new 3.5" design is available in both Agility 2 and Vertex 2 programming with the latter having a higher IOPS. At the time of writing the 3.5" models cost the same as their notebook cousins, but this should change over time since the 3.5" drives should cost less to produce."
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GlideTV Navigator HTPC Remote Review @ Legit Reviews
Article URL: http://legitreviews.com/article/1450/1/
"If you own a HTPC you really should check out the GlideTV Navigator and the GlideTV software. In fact you can download and try out the software right here to see how it works for free. The software is nice, but the Navigator takes the HTPC experience up a notch and the price is right. At $49 the GlideTV Navigator is affordable and it works! If you have to pull out a wireless keyboard and mouse every time you go to watch a move you'll find that once you have a GlideTV you'll seldom need to use either of those as the Navigator is all you need…"
NEC MultiSync EX231W 23 Inch LED LCD Monitor Review
Up until now, we've largely been looking at LCD monitors for the consumer segment here on Futurelooks. That's changing today. We recognize that many of our readers come from the business environment and many also work from home (like I do). So, while you don't need to don a proper three-piece suit to use theNEC MultiSync EX231W LCD monitor, it probably wouldn't hurt. You gotta look good, right?
Direct Link:http://www.futurelooks.com/nec-multisync-ex231w-23-inch-led-lcd-monitor-review/
Hardware Bistro has just posted latest review on Popcorn Hour A-210 NMJ.
Quote: "Home theatre PC (HTPC) is getting much popular nowadays but if you are looking for a much affordable system and tiring of data transferring between PC and HTPC then the network media player is a much better choice. Popcorn Hour; a leading network media player vendor just announced their latest network media jukebox (NMJ) recently; A-210 which comes with quite number of attractive features."
Read More: http://hardwarebistro.com/?option=com_simple_review&Itemid=84&review=177-Popcorn-Hour-A-210-Network-Media-Player-Review
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The skinny laptop finally get a refresh.
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Skooba Design Techlife Netbook Messenger Review at Overclockers Online
Link: http://www.overclockersonline.net/reviews/skooba-design-techlife-netbook-messenger/
Quote: With the Techlife Netbook Messenger, I now have quick access to my netbook without having to undo any buckles or pull apart any Velcro, which can be loud and annoying inside a lecture hall! There's a ton of extra storage space and with the durable design it is no wonder why Techlife can offer a limited lifetime warranty. I love how comfortable the bag is to use and would be happy to recommend the Techlife Netbook Messenger to those looking for a discrete but superb messenger bag.
Griffin iTrip Auto Universal Plus Review @ ThinkComputers.org
Review URL: http://www.thinkcomputers.org/griffin-itrip-auto-universal-plus-review/
Quote: "I love having an iPhone, it is a phone, media player, portable gaming device, camera and much more. I'm sure if you don't have an iPhone but have a smartphone it acts as many of these things too. I love having my music collection on my phone because I always have my phone with me. I'm sure that in your area the radio stations play the same music over and over again and it would be great to listen to your music from your smartphone or any other device in your car. Griffin knows this and they have came out with the iTrip Auto Universal Plus, which is an FM transmitter that works with a ny device that has a 1/8-inch audio jack and it also has a USB power port to charge your device."
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'Antivirus test 2011'
How secure is your PC?
The Full Article can be viewed at http://tbreak.com/tech/2010/12/antivirus-test-2011/
VaporCorp Smoke 51 Electronic Cigar Review
I'm a smoker, yeah I know it's bad for me and everyone else, blah, blah blah, I don't want to hear about. It's the only vice I have, I don't drink or do anything else and I enjoy it. I smoke cigarettes regularly and every one in a while I enjoy a cigar too. I've been wanting to try the new electronic cigarettes and when I got the chance to review them of course I said yes. I received both cigarettes and cigars for review actually. Today for review I've got the Electronic Cigar or e-cigar from VaporCorp / Smoke51. I can say it's certainly a unique experience that takes a bit to get accustomed to, but it's not bad overall.
Swiftpoint Mouse Review
The Swiftpoint Mouse is an innovative product with a pen-like grip, meant to completely replace the touchpad functions of most laptops. It's wireless and comes with a USB wireless adapter that also acts like a dock to recharge the product.
'HP Pavilion Elite HPE-430me PC Review'
Great horsepower, but not for gaming.
The Full Article can be viewed at http://tbreak.com/tech/2010/12/hp-pavilion-elite-hpe-430me-pc-review/
Overclock3D have just published a new article titled: Boxing Day Recipes.
Quote: OC3D explores recipes that will make reminents of your Christmas Dinner disappear…
Link: http://www.overclock3d.net/articles/misc_hardware/boxing_day_recipes/1
The Top 20 Films Unreleased on Blu-ray – Part III
QUOTE: "Welcome back to the third of four parts as we countdown the Top 20 films yet to be released to Blu-ray disc. If you missed the first parts, be sure to look at them here, and be sure to look out for the final part next week!"
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I have been given a task as stupidly opened my mouth at work saying if anything is needed I would be happy to help and my boss has given me a task to find the best camera within a budget £300-£500 that can do good internal photographs of properties.
In my old firm we had a Canon Eos500 if I remember with a wide angle Sigma lens of 10mm and I know the lens alone cost a small fortune and I know this all costs a lot of money, however I would be really grateful if anyone could give me advice as by just reading on this site and several others it is all jargon to me and have no idea what I need or really looking for.
Thank you to all in advance and appreciate any help anyone can give. I have been asked to try and get the widest angle lens as possible.
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On a par with last month I think. 28 sales so far!
I'm a veggetarian. But one who is happy for meat to be eaten as long as ot is well sourced. Many rare breeds would have died out long ago if it were not for the meat trade.
Hi Cuzsis
Yes, you can change from exclusive to non_exclusive in your 'settings/exclusivity of your items' part of your profile. Alternitively, you could have two profiles as a I do, one for exclusive items and one for items that you also sell elsewhere.
I'm just trying out at selling in a few other places and have had mixed resilts so far. Good luck with sales!
I post links on Deviantart, Pinterest, Twitter and Behance. You can also earn referal income by doing this – http://graphicriver.net/make_money/affiliate_program
Good luck!
I'd like to nominate my Metal Type Print Block Generator – http://graphicriver.net/item/metal-type-print-block-generator/3272725?WT.ac=portfolio&WT.seg_1=portfolio&WT.z_author=JRChild
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JRChild saidCould you give us a quick recipe for the satay meat? Do you coat it in spices, or use a ready made sauce? I would like to try it.
My quick meal is always satay with vegetables and noodles!
Unfortunately I am a vegetarian! But this sauce should go well with meat:
2tbs soy sauce 2tbs Peanut Butter A small block of coconut cream (2cm) 2 tbs of chili sauce 1 clove of garlic 1cm ginger, grated a large pinch of jaggery or sugar
The quantities are a bit vague because I made it up but this should work for one portion. Just mix all of that together in a little hot water and put it on your cooked meat or veg. add a little lime juice at the end to taste.
My quick meal is always satay with vegetables and noodles!
Slow so far, only 12 sales. Referrals have been good though!
I was but it's picked up over the last two days. It might be down to all of the site changes?
Hi Todik
Your link isn't working!
You could try using the path smoothing tool (found under the Pen pencil tool)? This will reduce the amount of points that you have. It will also make your shape a bit smoother.
Does that help?


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In the world of Catholic Match Events, a world that grows each day and pushes people everywhere closer to the place they are called to be, most attention is focused on the "big" events–the weekend long blowout bashes that draw people from around the country, galvanize forum discussion both before and after and linger long in the memories of those who attended.
One can only think of the three straight events in Chicago, hosted by Tracy-57589, before she found the love of her life across the pond in the Emerald Isle. There were others, like the recently concluded CM Yosemite, or the now-traditional St. Patrick's Day Gathering in St. Louis. Over the course of the four-year growth of Catholic Match Nation, big events have been held in all the large cities of the East Coast, down in Florida, in New Orleans, in Detroit and even at spring training in Arizona.
It all provides a unique opportunity for CM members, not just to meet people, but to see the country. But in any area of life, it's important not to miss the small things in life. And in the world of CM events, that means not forgetting that the "smaller" activities. These might not be the ones that will have threads in the forums going for days at a time. And they might not have 75 people listed on the event page. But they offer unique opportunities for fellowship and relationship-building.
Most important, because they are local, those that attend, are in position—both geographically and financially–to follow up with those they meet and to build long-lasting friendships. One such movement took place in New York City in 2007, when members met regularly for Mass & Brunch, rotating the church each week. Other members in the Indianapolis area have gotten together regularly for monthly dinners. And surely there are others whose activities only need the light of more exposure to draw in more people.
Getting small events together doesn't have to be that formalized. It can come up in checking out any of the other opportunities that exist on the CM Events Calendar. There have been a number of get-togethers in the Chicago area. Members have gathered for miniature golf, to the zoo to a night of swing dancing. A day at the races is just around the corner. And in the early part of this month, members will come from throughout the Midwest for a day at Great America.
These are just a few of the most recent examples. If we go back a few months, CMers in Denver got together for a night on the town. And New Year's Eve in the heartland saw members congregate in South Dakota to usher in 2009.
If you're budget doesn't let you get out to the "big" events, never fear. Good things come in small packages. Long-term success in building community will come with activity at the grass-roots. That's what the one-day local events can do at Catholic Match. Seeing people in your backyard increase your chances of finding the person you want to spend forever with. And the "worst" that can happen is that you make lifelong friends through CM events, the kind that make your ultimate marriage all the richer.


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The Persuasive Power Of Face To Face
by Gord Hotchkiss on Apr 30, 11:46 AM
Think of the most persuasive person you know. The salesperson you can't say no to, your mother (guilt always works), your spouse or your six-year-old child. Now, imagine if you had never met the person in person and they were trying to persuade you over the phone, or by email. Would they be as persuasive? No. Persuasion just don't work as well if you're not face to face.
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Which Way Will The Captiva Buzz Blow?
by Aaron Goldman on Apr 29, 10:30 AM
Typically my first column following a Search Insider Summit recaps the top buzzwords from the show. And I usually start that column off by recapping the buzz from previous summits. Now that I've been doing this for five conferences running, though, the recap portion of the column eats up half the space. So, rather than use up precious word count in my post-show Buzz-o-meter, I'll do the recap here as a preview to next week's SIS and, while I'm at it, see if I can't predict what the hot topics will be when the Search Insiders assemble in Captiva Island.
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The Cycle Of Connection, And What It Means For Search
by Kaila Colbin on Apr 28, 2:30 PM
I was introduced to Twitter by my friend Steve, who has 76 followers. Hardly Ashton Kutcher volume, but don't let it fool you: Steve's been ahead of me on the social media curve every step of the way. A few years ago, he started pestering me about Facebook. "It's awesome. Like, last night, I was having Marmite on toast, and I was able to update my status and let people know." Right. Marmite on toast. Fascinating.
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Our Little Baby Has Grown Up
by Rob Griffin on Apr 27, 12:03 PM
It's funny; my Mom still buys me dried apricots. I haven't eaten them since I was fifteen. It's hard to see your baby grow up -- they are always the baby you knew when they were young and developing. I feel as though some of us in search act the same way about
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Starting Over
by Matthew Greitzer on Apr 24, 10:45 AM
Over the last few months we have watched our clients make some dramatic cuts in their paid search marketing programs. Some of them have even pulled back to 2003-2004 levels of spending and scale. In cases like these, it's fair to say we're starting over, and our job over the next year will be to build these campaigns back up to the state where they capture the full opportunity.
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Measuring Success After The Click
by Gord Hotchkiss on Apr 23, 12:15 PM
It always amazes me that search marketers spend huge amounts of time tweaking everything to do with the search page and very little time worrying about what happens downstream from it. It's symptomatic of the siloed nature of search, a marketing practice that sits apart from other channels and the online user experience itself. Yet, what's the point of a good search campaign if we end up dumping all those leads onto a poor Web site?
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Are Shortened URL Services Sustainable For SEO And Social Traffic?
by Rob Garner on Apr 22, 1:45 PM
With a number of different services popping up to meet the need for dissemination of links through various networks, shortened URL redirects have become a basic utility in social networking channels, and Web marketing as a whole. But as the use of short URLs has become mainstream, and will not likely be going away any time soon, marketers should be asking themselves if services based on a third-party domain offer a sustainable long-term approach for driving traffic through social networks, reaping search benefits filtering through to their own domains. Here are some issues marketers should be aware of when programmatically ...
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Search, 224; Social Media, 0
by David Berkowitz on Apr 21, 12:15 PM
It's time for a short trip five years in the making. This is the 224th Search Insider I've written for MediaPost, and most likely my last. As of next week, I'll be switching over to the Social Media Insider. The process required taking a broad view of search, and much of that focus turned to social media. It's only fitting that I visited MediaPost.com's search engine to review all of the Search Insider columns I've written to dig up just how much social media came up in my search coverage. Here's a snapshot.
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Uncharted Territory
by Steve Baldwin on Apr 20, 10:45 AM
The phrase "uncharted territory" came up several time during Google's earnings call last week. In the context of the call, the phrase referred to the fact that no one really knows whether conversion rates, CPC prices, or consumer confidence will return to normal anytime soon. But the phrase has resonances beyond these narrow concerns, because Google's challenges extend beyond the first quarter of '09. As the year progresses, the company may find itself exposed to a number of unmapped hazards.
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Are You Measuring Real Success?
by Todd Friesen on Apr 17, 10:17 AM
I've been doing SEO for 10 years now. I was there to witness the passing of Infoseek (RIP), Black Monday at AltaVista and the unstoppable rise of Google. In all that time and through all that change there is one thing that has remained constant and generally never ceases to amaze me: People still have very little idea how to measure success online.
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Located in Retiro, Hotel Claridge Madrid is within 2 miles (3 km) of popular attractions such as Prado Museum and Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. This 114-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center. Located in central Madrid, the hotel is also near Plaza Mayor and El Retiro Park.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. Buffet breakfast is offered for a fee weekdays from 7 AM to 11 AM.
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Renovated in 2013, Hotel Claridge Madrid offers a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and 5 meeting rooms. If you drive, self parking is EUR 17 per day, or you can take advantage of the shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available 24 hours) for EUR 30 per vehicle. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and express check-out.
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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. 5 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in January 2013.
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 7 AM and 11 AM on weekdays.
Claridge Cafe-Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Spanish cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Pilates classes on site
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If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 30 per vehicle
- Self parking fee: EUR 17 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 30 per night
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Hi all, my first post here!
I installed my LK internet security version188.8.131.527 last week, and was surprised to find that the databases were eight months out of date!
I have tried to do an on line up date several times, but I can only use a dial-up connection, that my ISP cuts off after two hours, by which time I have got about 32MB downloaded. Of course then I loose the lot and have to start again. With the same result. Now I am being told that "the databases are corrupted, update now", and protection switches itself off completely!
Support suggested an alternative server for the update, but it was exactly the same size and speed, and result.
Can I get this initial large update on a CD from anywhere?
Any other suggestions gratefully received!
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I know the first time i renewed online a couple years ago kaspersky would give you the option of them shipping you a cd for a small price to pay more for that CD You may want to contact support to see if they still do offer that option I know you dont need to renew but just to get the CD dince your slow connection speed . or call the number i have one also that I printed from renewing from email they sent me as far as phone number if you need a number its not 24 hour support but regular business hours theone i got also US number only i think otherwise support from online would be a way to contact to see if they still do
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Sunset Strip Music Festival
Though Friday's show is essentially a warm-up for the Sunset Strip Music Festival's outdoor extravaganza Saturday (see below), it nonetheless boasts some worthy SoCal stalwarts. At the cozy Cat Club, Golden State's elegant, organically epic post-U2 pop (as recently heard on Deadliest Catch) should alone justify your trip. Over at the Key Club, Nico Vega always more of a live experience than a studio band will have torsos twisting with their deceptively groovy, skeletal rock & roll (and necks craning for damaged-debutante vocalist Aja Volkman). San Diego's P.O.D. (yes, "Youth of the Nation" and all that), their metal made interesting by Caribbean and Latin flirtations, will be better than you expect at the Whisky.
On Saturday, the boulevard will be closed for an unlikely combo of big (and big-ish) names on two outdoor stages. Even as they live and breathe, in some form, Smashing Pumpkins' gorgeously paranoid, fizzy rock is already bearing young (see Silversun Pickups for details). Main man Billy Corgan might be whacked (and often wacky), but he can pen staggering tunes in his sleep and harbors a number of grandiose visions that may never be fully realized. Kid Cudi brings an odd angst to his sometimes-detached raps, while Gym Class Heroes vocalist Travie McCoy's good-natured hip-pop seems made for summer afternoons. Otherwise, Fergie guesting with fest honoree Slash should be a sight, while impossibly animated gutter glamsters Semi Precious Weapons and (only slightly funnier) metal-parody combo Steel Panther will surely set out to make spectacles of themselves. Also appearing: Common, Neon Trees and Big B.
Aug. 27-28, 2010
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