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IT was three bets and three losers on the Europa League – and I've got to admit it's a tournament that hasn't done me any favours down the years.
My Super Single was Krasnodar and they were a goal short against Red Bull Salzburg while my Top Treble was unlucky – Fenerbahce and Sparta Prague not to lose landed easily but Fiorentina surprisingly lost at home to PAOK.
The least said about the goals treble the better – picked the wrong ones. Simple as that.
One consolation was my members bet winning to return me to profit for the month and well done to Jordan on his two Anderlecht winners.
I'm still in profit with the accumulators but need to do better with the Super Singles and I'll be looking to clear wipe out the losses before the end of the month.
Friday as usual sees me concentrating on my Saturday pages for the Daily Record and once I finish them I hope to have some time late morning to look at today's card.
The English game is a tough one to call between Barnsley and Nottingham Forest while in Spain it's Eibar v Real Betis and surprise Bundesliga leaders RB Leipzig travel to Freiburg. That sees an unbeaten side face a team that hasn't drawn a game.
There is Greg's favourite French Ligue 2 games and the goal-laden Jupiler League matches as well as Bruges v Mechelen in the Belgian top flight.
I haven't had much time to look at today's card but as I need to do better on the Super Singles have decided to go with Leipzig to score 2+.
They have netted 2+ in five of their last six including three at Leverkusen and two at Darmstadt. The only time they missed out was when winning 1-0 at Wolfsburg and their form shows no signs of slowing up.
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Laurel Lodge Sleeps 6 (3 Bedrooms)
The lodge has a large lobby with coat hooks leading to an open plan kitchen/ living/dining area with a Whirlpool hob and under oven, dishwasher, fridge, table for 6, a TV and DVD player. There is a utility room off the lobby housing the washing machine, a table top freezer, clothes airer and iron.
The master bedroom has a super king size bed and ensuite with walk in shower cubicle. There are also 2 twin rooms. The main bathroom has a white 3 piece suite with a shower attachment over the bath.
Bluebell and Laurel Lodges are attractive log chalets that sleep up to 6 people in 3 bedrooms each. Bluebell benefits from a large decking area that completely surrounds the lodge and also has an enclosed grass area within easy view of the deck so is ideal for families. Laurel also has a decking area on two sides of the lodge and access to a smaller grass area down a few steps. There is seating outside for al fresco eating when the opportunity presents itself at both lodges. The lodges sit in a private development of 9 individual lodges that surround a pretty lochan and are backed by the Dalbeattie woods so it is a very peaceful setting. If you are lucky, you might even see red squirrels in the trees!
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Payment is accepted by cheque or by bank transfer. We can accept card payments over the phone by arrangement. There will be a small charge of 3% of the amount being paid to cover this service.
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Usually Saturday but can be flexible out of season
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Special interest holidays:
There are many fantastic woodland walks and cycles paths in the area including the 7stanes cycling tracks at Dalbeattie, Mabie Forest, Ae, Glentrool and Kirroughtree.
Those who enjoy fishing are also well catered for in the area and details of fishing can be provide on request.
Kippford is a centre for sailing and has public launching areas for watercraft and watersports. It is also the home of the Solway Yacht Club. There is a pretty coastal path between Kippford and the neighbouring village of Rockcliffe. If it is a sandy beach that you crave, then Sandyhills beach is about 10-15 mins drive and for a small parking fee you can stay all day playing in the sand and rock pools. There is a shop on site for ice creams and beach essentials.
As Kippford is in a beautiful but rural part of Scotland, travel by car is essential.
Kippford 10 mins walk
Dalbeattie - shopping (small supermarkets. local shops)and eating (pubs, bakers etc) 3 miles
Colvend - shopping (local shop) and eating (small restaurant) 2 miles
Castle Douglas - Scotland's Food Town 9 miles
Kircudbright - Scotland's Artists Town 18 miles
Wigtown - Scotland's Book Town 48 miles
Dumfries 18 miles
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Dumfries and Galloway has a wealth of historical attractions as well as activities for children. A few examples are
Mabie Farm - children can get hands on with some of the animals and have fun on a variety of outdoor play equipment
Farmer's Den - indoor soft play for younger ones
Cream o' Galloway - Ice cream farm with adventure playground and 3D maze
Caerlaverock Castle - a castle with a triangular keep and nature trail
Property Type
- chalet
- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- DVD Player
- Television
- wheelchair inaccessible ...
Location Type
- rural
- village
- forests
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- golf
- mountain biking
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower
- Shower room 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Extra Lg. Double Bed, Cot available on request
- Golf ...
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- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome
- Notes on accommodation: We can provide a high chair and travel cot for younger visitors although we do not provide bedding for the cot.


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Alice in Not So Wonderland
As adventurous as Alice Rowan was, she knew what she was doing was only going to get her into more trouble than it was worth. Slowly sitting up in her bed, Alice looked over at her digital alarm clock and read the time.
12:30 am, Mom's asleep for sure.
With that thought she tossed the covers off of her and then rose to her feet, flicking on her lamp as she went along. She stepped in front of her full length mirror, looking herself over. Dressed in a short sleeve red and black button up shirt and a black pleated skirt, she looked ready for a night on the town. Her green eyes raced up to her wild mane of red hair that came to the middle of her back. It stuck out in every which way and as much as she tried to tame it, she never succeeded.
With a sigh, she turned on her heels and slid her feet into her black converse, tying them up quickly before she reached for her tan jacket, throwing it on as she slowly opened her window and looked down onto the street below. No lights were on and everyone was asleep, perfect for her escape. She quickly turned around and cut off her lamp, before she slowly made her way out of the window, making sure to keep her balance.
Once she was steady, she dropped down to the garage roof with a slight thud, before sliding down and dropping to the ground. She smiled, happy that so far everything was going as planned, now all she had to do was wait for her ride, which she knew was going to be late. As she stood their in the warm night her thoughts went back to earlier that day when her friends had invited her out for a night on the town to celebrate her upcoming 16th birthday. Of course she had agreed, who would say no to that?
Her mother of course had, and she of course used the same excuse as all ways.
"I'm sorry Alice, but your too young and I don't care what your friends say. Their not your parents and their parents run their house differently, but as long as you live under my roof, then you'll follow my rules,"
Of course Alice could see that one coming, but she had asked any way, hoping that her mother would say yes. Though her mother had said no, that didn't mean Alice was going to listen exactly, so as soon as she got the rejection she decided to email her friends, Sophia and Kaitlin asking for ride and saying they should be here by 12:40 to pick her up, and that she would find a way out of the house.
Slowly looking back up, Alice began to wonder just how she was going to get back into her house, but she decided she'd worry about that later, when she came home...whenever that would be. Suddenly her phone vibrated and she quickly retrieved it from her pocket flipping it open.
Did you make it out of the house OK?
"Yep, I'm out, just waiting for my ride. Where are you guys?"
No sooner did she send the text back did the Black Camero pull up to her house and Sophia waved her down, motioning for her to hurry up. Sliding her phone back into her pocket, she raced over to the car, sliding into the back seat a smile on her face. With a quick exchange of hello's Sophia took off down the street a smile on her face.
Sophia had pulled her long black hair back into a ponytail and had adorned herself with a heavy layer of makeup that only she could pull off. Her lips were stained a bloody red color that suited her well, and all together reminded her of a vampire. Sitting beside her in the passenger seat was Kaitlin who's blond curly hair was attractive and well suited for her young round face. Blue eyes looked back at Alice before she spoke, happy that her best friend could her here.
"I'm surprised no one noticed you, I mean your hair lights up the night Alice. I saw your red her all the way down the block," Kaitlin said with a grin.
"Kaitlin for the last time, her hair isn't just red, it's pomegranate red," Sophia said with a frown.
Alice chuckled, as Sophia reprimanded Kaitlin for her mistake. Sophia was the trend-setter and thus knew what was hot and what was not. She also knew every hair color known to man since she was very young. In fact when Sophia and Alice met back in 6th grade, the first thing Sophia had said was that her head was a rare sort of red. It wasn't until later that week that Alice learned the "Pomegranate red," wasn't a color seen in the world of human beings.
Kaitlin on the other hand was the exact opposite of Sophia, she was the one who wore the played out fashions as if they were the biggest thing. Kaitlin thought it was cool to be different from the crowd and where things that were played out, which Alice had to commend her for. And it was because of this difference that she loved her friends so much and they could have idiotic fights over nothing of great importance and still have a good time without being to serious.
"So where are we going exactly?" Alice asked.
"Oh, yeah We didn't tell you before did we?" Sophia said as she pulled over at a red light, "Kaitlin hand her the card,"
With a nod Kaitlin dug around in her purse before she handed a small plastic card to Alice, that had her picture on it, but her name and age was different. Apparently her name was Harper Evans and she was 19 years old, born in Ventura, California.
"Well, at least you got one thing about me right," Alice said as she flipped the card over in her hands, "Just where did you get this from?"
"Oh, I know a few people. I thought since your finally turning sixteen you should experience the clubs me and Kaitlin have been going to for a while,"
"Wait, how long have you guys been going to the clubs?"
"For a few months now," Kaitlin said.
Alice crossed her arms and looked away with a sigh. Sometimes it really did suck that she was the youngest out of them all. She would be the last one to learn how to drive, the last one to be able to drink, and now she had missed out going to the club with her friends. Pouting Alice, slouched in the back seat of the Camero feeling like a little kid.
"Don't pout Alice, this is suppose to be fun,"
"Why didn't you guys take me before, I could have passed as an 18 year old before I turned sixteen,"
"Yeah you could, but we wanted to let you in on the secret when you were going to experience the most important day of your life,"
"When I get married?" Alice joked.
"Yeah right, whatever Alice. I can't picture Ms. Heart breaker getting married any time soon," Kaitlin said with a chuckle.
Alice sighed at her infamous nickname, and wished that they hadn't brought it up. At their high school, dating a girl like Alice was a prize, since she was smart, pretty, and delicate. But the boys at her school weren't to her liking and over her first two years of high school she had rejected a number of boys exposing them for their flaws and why she wouldn't date them. Now girls and boys at school had nicknamed her, Ms. Heart breaker, but never stopped boys from asking her out on dates, much to her annoyance.
When they pulled up to the club all Alice could do was stare in awe. The building was a full two stories high, and neon signs covered the front entrance. It as an impressive looking building with a bouncer standing in front of the door. The line was long and Alice began to wonder how they were going to get in before the night was over.
Getting out the car, she watched as Sophia shortened her skirt, making it so if she bent over her panties would clearly be sen. Alice swallowed uncomfortably for a moment before she stood beside her friends, Sophia looking her up and down before blinking.
"Just follow my lead,"
"Kay," Alice said quietly, as she followed Sophia and Kaitlin across the street.
Now she really did feel like a child, and Sophia and Kaitlin were her chaperons. Walking straight up to the bartender, Sophia slipped him a couple of hundreds and pointed toward Alice, with a huge grin on her face. He nodded once, and then lifted the ropes letting the three girls in, flashing a wink at Alice as she walked past, making her feel uncomfortable.
"Sophia what did you do?"
"I just told him that it's your birthday and that you're apart of my crew, why did I say something wrong?"
"No, but he winked at me," Alice said.
"Are you scared, Alice?" Kaitlin asked, her gray eyes resting on Alice's green.
"No, I think I'm more disturbed," Alice said quietly.
"Well get over it, we're here to have an adventure," Sophia said as she twirled her hips and danced her way onto the dance floor, screaming out as she went along.
Alice shot a look over to Kaitlin, who just shrugged and then followed Sophia's lead, dragging Alice with her. As they reached the dance floor, their bodies meshed with other peoples and the music blared in their ears, but Alice slowly found herself wanting to dance. After a few minutes she loosened up and found herself dancing right alongside Sophia and Kaitlin.
Alice was surprised at how her friend acted at night. Sophia was a dirty and well...hotter than what she was at school, dancing with several guys who watched her with hungry eyes. Kaitlin was dancing like a fool, earning cheers from the people around her. It was strange to see Kaitlin act that way, since she usually wasn't balanced on her own two feet. But nevertheless it was nice to see her friends having a good time.
"Hey, babe," a voice whispered in her ear.
Jumping out of her skin, Alice turned around to see a young man leaning over and watching her every move. He grinned, running a few fingers through his short blond hair, and sparkling blue eyes. Blue eyes that were hungry for her. He grinned showing of pearly white teeth. He stretched out a hand to her.
"Care for a dance?" he asked.
"No thanks," Alice said turning around.
"Aww...come on don't run away babe," the boy said reaching for her arm and then turning her around.
"Let's dance,"
"I said no!" Alice said pulling away, but his grip was too strong.
Instead the boy pulled her close, nearly lifting her off the ground. He grinned playfully before spinning around, taking her with him. Struggling to break free of his impressive grip, it wasn't until he stopped spinning that she was being taken farther and farther away from her friends. Frowning, she raised her leg, sending it into the crotch of the boy. He immediately dropped to the ground letting Alice go. Dropping to her hands and knees she crawled her way through the dancing feet of couples. People stepped on her hands and she bit her lip, holding back screams of pain.
It wasn't until Sophia and Kaitlin lifted her off the grown, was she finally able to relax a bit. Sophia raised an eyebrow, looking her up and down.
"Alice, what happened?" she asked.
"This, guy...he was trying to take me and-"
"MOVE OUT THE WAY!" a deep angry voice called from behind.
All three girls looked back, and Alice let out a scream as th guy who tried to take her way was rushing toward her, two of crones hot on his tail.
"Shoot, we have a major problem here. Come on, we need to put some distance between us," Sophia said, grabbing Kaitlin and Alice's hand and leading them deeper into the crowd.
Alice continued to look back, and saw that no matter how hard they tried, they were still being followed. Alice blinked as the bright red lights turned to a deep purple and the music slowed quiet a bit. Cursing under her breath, Alice looked around, before she spotted the bathroom.
"Follow me," she said, as she dragged her friends toward the bathroom. It took longer than she expected, but once they reached the bathroom, she knew that time was quickly running out for them.
"OK, so what do we do now? Their not afraid to come in here, especially since we're the only girls in here," Sophia said.
"Alice, what are we going to do?"
Alice shushed them quickly before her eyes rested on the window. Running over, she undid the locks and then pushed it open wide enough for them to get through. With a sigh of relief, she motioned for Kaitlin and Sophia to climb through. Without saying another word, they climbed through the window and just as Alice was beginning to haul herself through the window, she heard the door burst open and the sound of several men screaming at her. Just as she was about to topple out to freedom on the other side o the window, she was grabbed by her leg and pulled back down into the bathroom.
But she hung onto the window for her life, once she was a bit more balance, she swung her legs, kicking the man she had kneed in the crotch in the face. He fell to the ground, and his two cronies hollered" Duncan," as he hit the floor. Alice didn't waste any time climbing through the window and landing on the ground on the other side.
Sophia, Kaitlin and Alice, found themselves in a dark alley way outside the club, and with a few glances at each other, rushed out the alley and towards Sophia's Camero. Alice slid into the passenger seat as Kaitlin dove into the back seat and without putting on their seat belts they hollered for Sophia to drive. She floored the gas, her Camro screeching as she took off the down the street, making a hard right at the turn up ahead.
They didn't stop until they were a long ways away from the club, and that was only to calm their nerves. Alice was taking in mouthfuls of air trying to calm herself, down before she looked over at Sophia who looked back at Kaitlin. Then they all started to laugh hysterically, perhaps out of fear, or that this was the most fun they had had in quite some time.
"Alice, that was some quick thinking there. Those guys never give up once they set their eyes on there prey. But that was the first time that they came fter us lke that...what did you do?"
"I hit him where the sun don't shine," Alice said with a grin on her face.
"Ar you kidding me? No wonder he looked ready to kill us," Kaitlin said.
"Sorry, I didn't mean to put you guys in dangers, but I had to do something or I could be in the back of someon's trunk, screaming my head off...or dead,"
"True...so is anyone hungry?" Sophia asked.
"Me," Alice and Kaitling said at the same time.
"Good," Sophia replied as she drove off, a smile on her face.
They spent the rest of the morning out, eating burgers and drinking shakes, and Alice soon found herself arriving hom at 4 in the morning. She waved good bye as Sophia drove off, a smile on her face. Alice, let out a sigh as she looked at her way of getting back into the house. She couldn't go through the front or back door, or the alarm would go off. If she went through the garage, theat would make to much noise. With a frown, she walked to the side of the garage, and leaped up, grabbing the edge of the roof. She pulled herself up and took in a deep breath.
That was harder than she expected, but now she was closer to getting into her home. Walking on the roof, she pushed her window open and then climbed into her room, which was still dark. Slowly and silently she closed her window and then turned on her lamp. Thankfully her mother was still asleep in the other room, which meant that she was off the hook. That was a miracle. Changing into her pajamas, she climbed into bed, and fell fast asleep, the nights events replaying in her head.


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Kristi Yamaguchi Shares Her 'Dancing' Finale Favorites, Talks Tsu.ya Fashion Line
Former "Dancing with the Stars" champ Kristi Yamaguchi shares who she's rooting for to win the "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" crown. Plus, she reveals whether she was asked to be on the show. Then, Kristi discusses her women's active wear fashion line, Tsu.ya, which is in stores now.


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Poolscaping: Gardening and Landscaping Around Your Swimming Pool and Spa
€ 18,49
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April 2003
BeschreibungBare stark swimming pools are going the way of the dinosaur. Landscape designer Erler presents this inspiring book overflowing with ideas and practical advice on how to make a pool the lush centerpiece of any property with plants, lighting, and artwork. Photos & illustrations.
PressestimmenDiving into Catriona Tudor Erler s book on dressing up your pool is cool. "Arizona Republic" "" A swimming pool can be more than a big blue hole "Poolscaping" helps readers turn it into a retreat. "Atlanta Journal-Constitution" a wealth of ideas on how to make the swimming pool a backyard showpiece. " Phoenix Home & Garden" "" encourages an appealing integration of water and land. "Publishers Weekly" Excellent photographs give the book a can t-put-it-down quality. "Washington Post" rich with photos for inspiration, but there are plenty of specifics, such as plant recommendations, how-to instructions and tips for dealing with challenges. Milwaukee "Journal Sentinel " "" [T]his book will inspire you to create a design that meets your needs for both practicality and beauty. "The American Gardener" From the latest trends to advice on plantings, waterfalls and fountains, "Poolscaping "will help add some splash to your summer. "Maryland Washington Virginia Home & Design"
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
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The second occasion was much more recently. Share traders launched an attack on HBOS's share price, knocking it by as much as 20% in the first couple of hours' trading. The bank's press office briefed me on the record in no uncertain terms that HBOS, the owner of Halifax and Bank of Scotland, was not in trouble, had not applied for emergency funding and that it had asked the Financial Services Authority to investigate the share dealing.
But when the story hit the streets the Bank objected that our headline, in particular, had gone over the top by suggesting HBOS had been rescued. It had been rescued from share raiders not, like Northern Rock, from savers queueing down the street to withdraw their money. It may be a moot point as to how much longer, if the share price hadn't recovered, those savers would have held off.
We are living through extraordinary times in the banking world. Few people, even those with the gift of hindsight, would claim that they could foresee that the US subprime crisis, which began to rumble in late 2006 and came to crescendo last summer, would have such wide-ranging aftershocks.
The tremors have included Northern Rock's £100 billion Government bailout, SocGen's rogue trader Jerome Kerviel, who cost the bank £3.6 billion, Bear Stearns' demise, UBS's writedowns of almost £20 billion and Citi's of £12 billion. It even includes the Co-operative Bank - perhaps the most risk-averse in the whole of the UK - which wrote off half its £70 million of structured investments last week.
As the Bank of England's credit conditions survey made abundantly clear, things are still getting worse. It interviewed most of this country's lenders and almost all believe that it will be harder for both consumers and businesses to get credit in the second quarter than it was in the first.
Some might argue that banks are slamming the stable door after the credit-crunch horse has bolted. Already, in the last fortnight, more than a fifth of all the mortgage deals which were on offer have been withdrawn, and many of those that survive are on tighter terms.
Even if, as most economists believe, the Bank of England cuts Bank Rate by a quarter-point to 5% on Thursday, little of that will be passed on by banks to their customers. New mortgages now cost more than 7%. Real interest rates are rising as the banks repair their balance sheets and replace the losses from investment banking with higher profits from retail and corporate banking.
There will be many more job losses in the City this year. Bonuses will be well down even on last year's. Other financial services companies like corporate financiers, brokers and boutique houses will be taken over or merge. But for the major banks the real problem is calling the end of the crunch. UBS's recent extra writedowns and £7.6 billion rights issue created something of a false dawn. There was a sigh of relief that the new losses were not even greater. There were even cheers that Marcel Ospel, the architect of much of UBS's growth, was standing down.
But the reality is that just now the banks are merely taking something of a breather. There is definitely more trouble ahead. The only thing we can be sure of is that we don't know exactly what form it will take.
There will be a time to buy bank shares. It ain't yet.
We all need a break, so let's turn back time
The hills of Tuscany, the marina at Rock and the beaches of the Maldives will all be that little bit quieter this year thanks to the Financial Services Authority and the European Union.
The European Transparency Directive and its adoption by the UK Listing Authority, which came into effect last year but is only now hitting companies with calendar year-ends, slashed the maximum time allowed between the half-year end and publication of a Plc's interim results from three months to two months.
That means that if a company's half-year ends on 30 June it must publish by 31 August. Few companies can produce their figures in much under six weeks, so that means mid- to late August is going to be awash with results announcements. That means no hols for the directors, their brokers, financial advisers and even PR advisers.
The principle of churning out results as early as possible is a sound one, particularly in these days where trading statements come so thick and fast that the actual results are less likely to shock investors.
But when it comes to ruining so many people's summer holidays it would be a nice idea if more companies moved their year-ends away from the calendar year and back to the business tax year. That way the half-year ends on 30 September and everyone could get their business over and done before they start their Christmas shopping.
Capital's a switch-off - please do it
Fru Hazlitt is widely expected to be the first casualty of Global Radio's £375 million takeover of GCap Media.
The former head of Virgin Radio spent less than a year at GCap and just three months as chief executive. Her strategic review, which included both cost-cutting and paring back digital radio, did not go down particularly well with either investors or advertisers. But she will leave with a nice cheque in her purse.
The next casualty should be Capital Radio itself. Global now has a strong portfolio of stations, with Classic FM, Heart, Galaxy, and LBC. London station Choice is an anomaly and could easily be rebranded as Galaxy, and XFM doesn't look too clever.
But it is Capital 95.8 which has really lost its way. Johnnie Vaughan and Denise van Outen may have pepped up the breakfast slot, but it's downhill from there on.
Capital has become to airwaves what Woolworths has become to the High Street. In other words, consumers are asking "What's it for?" If it is still for anything, my view is that Virgin Radio and Radio One both do it better.
When the takeover goes through, Global will own 43% of commercial radio airtime in the UK. Add in the sales it handles for Guardian Media and it goes above 50%. Selling off or even closing Capital could not just prove politic with the regulators but also popular with advertisers.
Like Harry, Bloomsbury now faces growing pains
I'm a parent of the Harry Potter generation.
The first book, which my eldest daughter grabbed from my hands because I was not reading it to her fast enough, was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. That was back in 2000.
So it was a seminal moment when Nigel Newton, chief executive and one of the founders of Bloomsbury, told me his publishing house has now entered the post-HP era.
The firm has never said how much HP has been worth to it. But a quick back-of-the-envelope calculation assuming that in each of the seven years that saw publication of a new title it accounted for nearly half of total sales, and adding a bit more for lean years, suggest the schoolboy wizard easily racked up revenues of more than £300 million.
I see Newton as a bit like a fund manager. His job is to ensure Bloomsbury still has its fair share of bestsellers (stock picking), while building a steady revenue stream from reference publishing and online ventures (index tracking).
You can never guarantee a blockbuster, but your odds improve if you ensure a procession of new authors through the door. And with almost £40 million in the bank Bloomsbury can afford sensible bolt-on acquisitions.
In the meantime, post-HP the firm can still probably hope for a small "pension fund" of around £10 million a year from royalties and continuing sales. These may even be filliped in 20 years or so when the children of first-generation JK Rowling readers come along.
My eldest daughter has now grown up. Last night we shared the brilliant Testing the Echo at the Tricycle Theatre in Kilburn. She's moved on. So has Bloomsbury. No doubt they'll both soon be dating.
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What you probably need to do is just go over your works when you've spent some time away. I find when I've just finished writing a work and I read it back to myself I'm more going on the version in my head, which is perfect, than the version on the paper. If I wait for my mind to no longer have right on hand a word for word copy and I actually have to read the pages to know what is written, then I find the typos. But yeah I guess what I'm saying is I wouldn't mind trading editing your work for mine! Just let me know what of yours you want me to read and understand I actually do, contrary to popular belief, have a life away from my computer so it make take awhile.


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Thank you, attorney Parikh, for your advise. The statements above aren't necessarily non-disclosure just inaccurate. My understanding it is illegal to inform buyers in writing that a house has been repiped with copper and an upgraded panel when it is not true. I have never been involved in this type of suit and am not sure if this is a case geared toward seller or toward the agent.
That would be fraud then. Definitely against the seller but perhaps the agent as well.
When in doubt, sue them all and let the judge sort them out?
I would also add that regarding mediation and arbitration, the DRE form is "if demanded" as a precursor to recovery of attorneys' fees. There would not be privity of contract with the listing (seller) agent that would bind the buyer to a mediation or arbitration agreement. When you retain an attorney, you would want to make sure that they solicit a waiver from the other side, and if not, get the ball rolling asap.


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The MCi900's speakers are, if nothing else, certainly a bit contributor to the systems overall visual appeal. The main design feature of these speakers is immediately obvious, but the choice to mount the 1-inch tweeter on a solid aluminium arm isn't just aesthetic. By freeing the driver from the main enclosure, Philips says, the speaker is also freed from the effects of any standing waves and vibration in the main body; and the positioning also improves projection.
The 1.8-inch thick aluminium cabinet doesn't do any harm for the rigidity of the speakers either. And as well as looking interesting, the angled design of the cabinets purportedly improves projection of the 5in woofer's output into a room. Whatever voodoo Philips put into figuring out this speaker design, it's worked. The MCi900 sounds absolutely fantastic. Music jumps out of the speakers in a way that's almost disconcerting realistic thanks to the excellent sense of space they create.
We had a little giggle in the office when we heard the MCi900 described as "sharp" on the BBC's Something for the Weekend, but having spent some time with the system we have to concede that it's not a bad one-word summation. The isolated placement of the tweeter definitely seems to have had the desired effect as high-end notes have a great sparkle.
Female vocals particularly benefit, as proved by a run through Paramore's brand new eyes. Whether you like their particular brand of angst-ridden pop punk or not, there's no denying that Hayley Williams can sing - we defy you to listen to the stripped-back tracks The Only Exception and Misguided Ghosts and disagree. But we digress, the point is this: the high-end clarity exhibited by the MCi900 really works - the sound of fingers sliding down strings for a chord change is enough to send a shiver down your spine.
A play or three of Bowers & Wilkins' London symphony Orchestra compilation showed the MCi900 has no problem handling big, complex renditions either. There's a real sense of depth to the system's output, and while you're not quite able to close your eyes and imagine you're 'really there' you will feel like you know what it would have sounded like were you present.
It's worth noting, too, that the Philips MCi900 does a cracking good job of handling almost dangerously loud volumes. You'll be annoying neighbouring counties, rather than neighbours, before the audio starts to get a little muddied and crowded. To top it all off, although MCi900 is heard at its best in the speakers' sweet spot, it does a commendable job of filling a room and still sounds pretty good off-axis.
How about comparing some second hand high-end gear with the same-priced new stuff? I can't be the only person who reads reviews of equipment like this and the Onkyo and Teufel kit and wonders whether I'd be better off spending the same on a Naim pre/power, or some older Linn/Rega kit. You 'd hope newer transistors etc. would mean cheaper equipment could match the quality of more expensive older stuff by now.
I think you've been conned here. At least this article doesn't have the information that makes for an informative audio review. I'd take this on board because TR has really high standards usually.
There are no measurements. Nothing about frequency response, distortion, noise floor. Just subjective opinions. Therefore the idea that by using a stylish and unconventional design, obviously chosen for visual appeal, they have a better approach to audio engineering than standard ones is not supported. The subjective claim that they sound good, without objective backing, could as easily reflect the price tag or the design as actual fidelity of sound.
There is also no recognition that sources and speakers are separate and should be treated separately. Here there is a source/amplifier combination that does some nice things and no doubt a good choice for some people. And some unusual speakers. Imagine if instead of desktop PC reviews and monitor reviews sites only treated whole systems: the usefulness of the information would be much lower. Same here.
For this price you can get excellent systems. I would generally recommend professional active speakers. Easy to find good ones for any budget between 200GBP and 3000GBP. The consumer and audiophile markets are filled with snake oil, marketing, placebo effects, and reviews like this one.
The design remembers me the MirageSpeakers...
@CSMR: Please bear in mind we are not a high-end audio review site. We try to keep things accessible, while also offering a depth of insight into the quality of the product. Could you get better quality out of a separates system, most probably, but that's not what everyone wants. Likewise, we could spend 10 pages exploring the frequency response scientifically, and measuring using pro-equipment, but not a lot of people want to actually read that.
I agree, nothing really good in consumer and "audiophile" (big laughs) section.
This is a design for 10/10? Philips design? More suitable for 5/10.
As Andy Vandervell said, TR is a CEs site. Many people like to read such reviews.
CSMR - I'm at a complete loss as to understanding what your point is. I suppose all of your food is bought based purely based on its price versus its nutritional value? Perish the thought that anything so subjective as personal preference should colour the decision.
Reviews are inherently subjective; there is no such thing as an objective opinion. And of course, assuming you've never heard this system yourself, you're dismissal is based on an even greater lack of objectivity.
stranded - Philips has plenty of well-designed products. For instance just about every TV made by the company in the last 5 years.
@Andy Vandervell:
I'm not advocating anything more physically separate, just separating speakers and source in reviews. I'm not suggesting extra boxes. Or spending more money; you can certainly get a very good system at under half this budget.
You don't need 10 pages to do a technical review. A frequency response graph, a distortion figure at a couple of power levels and a noise floor measurement are enough. Good manufacturers will provide these measurements or they will be available on forums where people in audio production discuss these things.
If you don't want to do this, I'd recommend you stay within the scope of your expertise and not make judgments about say audio quality or technical design without some backing (if not measurements then expert opinion found somewhere else). Otherwise you will just get mislead by marketing.
Certainly how good the speakers look is subjective. It's the sound reproduction that is not. I did not dismiss these speakers, although passive designs are not ideal (they save a couple of power cables though).
I was wondering if it would be possible to replace the speakers with the bose acoustimass 5 (subwoof + 2 double speakers). I prefer the sound of Bose but I like the system with harddisk like MCI900 of Philips, however I can't find anything on using other speakers with this.
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Good morning all. The U.S. men's national kicks off its World Cup preparations tonight when it takes on the Czech Republic (8pm, ESPN2) in a friendly that will decide the roster fate of several fringe players.
On Monday, it was the U.S. team's opening World Cup opponent in action as England's World Cup preparations kicked off with a 3-1 victory against Mexico at Wembley Stadium.
Goals from Ledley King, Peter Crouch and Glen Johnson made the difference against a game Mexican side that played the better soccer through most of the match. Mexico connected on twice as many passes as England, but squandered several quality scoring chances in defeat.
The English weren't the only world power to win in exhibition play on Monday. Argentina flexed its attacking muscle in a 5-0 thrashing of Canada in Buenos Aires. Maxi Rodriguez scored twice while Carlos Tevez and Sergio Aguero added goals in Argentina's final pre-World Cup tuneup match.
Here are the highlights (along with some other news items from Monday and today):
Portugal humbled in scoreless draw vs. Cape Verde
If Cristiano Ronaldo is going to have that statue erected like in the new Nike commercial, both he and Portugal are going to have to step up their game.
Portugal failed to score a goal in a 0-0 draw vs. Cape Verde on Monday. The tiny nation is currently ranked 117th in the world.
Hurtado suffers torn ACL
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Algeria loses midfielder to injury
USA Group rival Algeria won't have the services of Mourad Meghni, who failed to overcome a knee injury in time to make the Algerian World Cup squad.
What did you think of Monday's friendlies? Impressed with England, or did you come away believing the United States can beat the English? Think Seattle can overcome the loss of Hurtado?
Share your thoughts below.
CAPE VERDE??? You must be out of your mind. You might as well say Gaudaloupe is an improving football nation then.
I can see you know a lot about football; specially when you criticize Guatemala style of play against the US. Ironic isn't?
This is correct, this "one-goal" bashing of Jozy has to stop.
When you consider the way Jozy manufactured goals for a team that only outscored Rooney by 8 goals on the season, it paints a much diff't picture.
Jozy scored or assisted on 8 of Hull City's 34 goals (23.5%). Rooney scored or assisted 31 of Utd's 86 goals (36%). When you consider that teams can't just play Rooney since Utd has other options, but defenses can concentrate all their efforts on Jozy (lest they feel the wrath of Craig Fagan???), even this difference makes sense. Then, considering that Rooney started twice as many games as Altidore, it's not unrealistic to say that Jozy is the more productive player. Numbers don't lie.
Gonzales is good for a defensive type of team. If he was playing for Mexico he would be like Torres in the US, a good prospect but not really a place for him.
If you saw the game then you saw the good performance by the 6'6″ Maza Rodriguez of PSV. He is better than Omar now. People here lose the fact that this game was played at Wembley and Mexico had their third string goalie. I was not impressed at all with England. Mexico also experimented with Marquez in the midfield that I think backfired. Considering that South Africa at home will be easier than England at home and the way Mexico played I think they will be fine in SA.
K Bone
Sigh. Rooney carried Manchester United to within 1 point of the championship on a team that quite frankly should have struggled more. He was EPL player of the season, and in many, many cases was solely responsible for providing the goals. You really think every single team wasn't focused on him entirely? You honestly think Jozy would have scored even half that many goals or was capable of carrying United if he was on that team? Sure United have much better players than Hull, but Rooney was without a doubt the center of everything. Jozy wasn't even good enough in the eyes of the managers to start every game. Obviously their coaches sucked, but really, if he was good enough, he'd be starting every game. I'm sorry, but you can't pretend that one goal scored is good enough for a player of his potential. The reason he was on Hull is because he's not good enough to play on a better team. He had 7 assists apparently? So what, Berbatov lead the lead in assists 2009 and everyone said he sucked. I really don't see how you can justify Jozy's performance in the EPL compared to Rooney. Jozy isn't even good enough to play with United, so the whole hypothetical BS doesn't even matter. Good lord people, let it go, he's not even close to a world class striker, and Rooney defines it…
K Bone
And I'd like to add that this is on par with those guys who said Everton could win the EPL if Donovan played for them full time…
Andy in Atlanta
WOW…what a bunch of punks… I said "world' football…there are in fact teams outside of our regions and with the internet you can follow just about anyone… Cape Verde was not extremely far of qualifying for the World Cup in 2006… They have had some very nice results recently and are actually unbeaten since March 2009 including a win and a draw against Angola and a 2-0 away win @ Malta who gave gave Sweden fits just 5 months earlier on the same pitch and escaped with only a 1-0 result(2006 WC participant)…
Also in no way was a slamming the way the Chapinas play…sometimes you have to play a certain way to try and get a result…if that means pack it in, you pack it in… worked for Cape Verde yesterday as it is their best result in history and a big deal for all their country's fans since Portugal ran slave trade from there since the 1600s…
The fact is world football is ever shrinking and putting your nose up at opponents that you might know much about is pretty arrogant…
No mention of this here, but Canada was missing its entire starting midfield to injury, as well as other key starters. Would Canada have won with those players? No, but at least it would have been a better game. Really it's too bad because it's not too often Canada gets a chance to play a team like Argentina.
Andy in Atlanta
Actually…Gaudaloupe is not a "nation" at all but an overseas department of France… sorry.. but yes they do play football in some competitions un sanctioned by FIFA…
Andy in Atlanta
Maza was very good yesterday and was mentioned several times with glowing praise in the British media… I think he has a bright future beyond PSV
Andy in Atlanta
I thought 6'6 sounded fishy…most have him at 6'3… still played well and I did not know he was that old…28 already…
He was very good though.
And Walcott's horrible final decision making pass… He's a fast winger but can't cross the ball or do anything with it once he's make the run.
Also, I now see why Carlos Vela doesn't play at Arsenal… he can't finish easy opportunities.
Mexico is only half as good as they wish to believe. I hope England plays the same game against the USA and we kick their azz. The goals are what matters and England clearly won. 3-1 is pretty much a whoopin, weather it is pretty or not.
This is well put. Some of our players are faster, but Mexico probably /plays/ faster.
maza rodriguez did play well. That slide tackle against rooney was quite the surprise. I was confused as to why mexico, generally, had 3 people defending(maza, osorio, torrado/marquez) against a squad who have more talent than they do.
Dumb comment. Everyone move along.
2 goal diff is not really a whooping, it is more a comfortable win.
Kevin Smith
Oh, I guess the US team missing 6 starters would crush Argentina, right?
You're expecting every soccer fan to be rational about a result and the play that led to it? Being the most popular sport on the planet lends itself to having the widest collection of fans from every background and upbringing… for better or worse. It's a lovely game, isn't it?
Mexico are a far superior technical side to England, but the teams potential will not be maximized until the lapses in concentration are taken care of. Having said that, we will see what happens with Moreno and Magallon in central defense tomorrow against The Netherlands. Also Marquez played mid field yesterday which I'm sure will not be his position in South Africa.
I think Mexico have a hugely talented squad that by curving errors will have a good advantage as most South American teams from the weather and altitude.
One thing no one mentions is that as a tactician Aguirre completely outdid Capello yesterday. Giovani was never never in a static position, Marquez played midfield, Salcido was basically a winger, confounding the English players as to whom they should mark.
The 3-1 score is very deceiving, but when a team wins no one will question the performance.
What I do see is an incredibly cocky attitude this time around from the USMNT fans. Let's hope it pans out for you!
Wow…England beats Mexico "only" 3-1 and now all of a sudden we have a chance to beat England? England??? I cant believe what I'm reading…..mexico that whooped our behinds in Giants Stadium 5-0 and then after we thought we were just playing with scrubs and called out our "A" team, beat us in Mexico City 2-1. Yet when England beat them (even with bad defending) and score 3 goals we start dwelling on the fact that the US all of a sudden will beat "that" team!!!! England beats a team with a better winning record against us and that gives us what?…..
Even more crazy than that is that some people put Rooney and Altidore in the same conversation, and trying to ACTUALLY compare the two!!!!! Wow…comparing arguably one of the best players in the world to someone not even the best player on our team!!!!! How much more delusional can you get?!!
Our only real weapon is that we are underdogs with nothing to lose so all the pressure is on England. If we approach at match (in our minds!!!) like the playing field is level, stand the "F" by. With that kind of mentality we are in for a very rude awakening in Royal Bafokeng Stadium, on June 12.
That's cute how Blanco and Stevie G are running hand in hand to the ball together.
I tip my hat to you! Both the U.S. and Mexico need more fans that "get real", it's the only way to go…and to grow!
I don't know why everyone is ganging up on you. Portugal barely beat Angola (another former colonial possession without much of a soccer history) in 2006, and that didn't stop them from reaching the semifinals. The fact is, Portugal is pretty darn good but a small inspired team with some talent could pull a result out at any time. Anyway, here are some people that are or at one time were eligible to suit up for Cape Verde: Nani, Gelson Fernandes, Patrick Vieira, Henrik Larsson, half of Southeast Massachusetts, my friend the Gay Cape Verdean.
to compare john terry, frank lampard and ashley cole to donovan dempsey and bradley is silly at best. By even comparing the two groups, you are admitting that terry, lampard, and cole are by far and away England's best players, when in fact they aren't and only one of them is the best player at their given position: Cole. Ferdinand is a much better player than Terry, Carrick than Lampard (and though gerrard isn't better he is similar enough that it doesn't matter which one plays). Who is better than donovan or dempsey on the wings (or even on the field) for us? Who is a better central midfielder than Michael bradley?
Add to this that Mexico will never play any other team with the intensity that they do us, and that the u.s. has yet to have a pure home advantage (like what i saw at Wembley) and it is plain to see your entire argument is just a bunch of sh*t.
I was under the impression that assistant coach Carillo was the tactician and Aguirre the motivator.
I had seen Mexico move the attacking players around a lot, but they moved the defenders and central midfielders too.
Also, you're right that this probably won't be Mexico's exact lineup for South Africa.
Of course, if their opponents don't throw crosses into the box constantly, their coaches should be fired.
I'm a Hispanic USMT fan living in South Texas too and agree completely about the Mexico fans.


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With March nearly over, I knew it was time to take on the final de-cluttering project: my bedroom closet. This has been something I've avoided for months, but it needed to happen. The closet was simply unlivable. Piles and piles and piles of clothes made it impossible to open. (I have no real dresser, as I prefer to have a huge TV and small couch in my room.) Getting dressed was a huge hassle; if I wanted to wear my black skinny pants, I had to drag everything out and dig through the pile. I honestly didn't know what was even in there, at the bottom. However, last week I couldn't find my new Shox or my white-girl running shoes and I had a feeling they were in there…and since the weather is getting nicer, I need my white-girl running shoes. That was the final straw.
I taught spinning this morning, stopped on the way home and picked up a new bin for my winter clothes and a small shelf for the closet, and then came home. I changed my clothes, but didn't shower. I knew I was about to get really dirty as I attempted to make things clean.
This is the "before" picture, but unfortunately, it doesn't tell you much, as I couldn't even open the closet far enough to get a picture inside of it.
I had a snack, turned on DVRd "Chelsea Lately," and went to fucking town.
First I dragged everything out and separated it into piles.
(This is not everything.)
(Nor is this everything. I also found a few gay guys in there.)
There was so much crap in there, I could barely get through my room. I was seriously finding floppy disks (!?!?) from classes I took in 2003. There was a whole set of rolling drawers with beauty products and useless technology…old papers I wrote in high school…a can of coconut milk…several sets of dumbbells…I mean, really, it was just awful.
But once you get going, you just go. I threw stuff away, pulled out recyclables, hauled out all the dirty laundry, folded the sweaters for storage, and asked myself several times how on earth I acquired so much crap.
I hung up all my nicer clothes and then I spent a lot of time cleaning out my under-the-bed bins where I keep most of my everyday clothes (yoga pants, tanks and tees, sports bras, socks, undies, etc.). I moved a bunch of stuff to the re-purposed rolling drawers. I found a home for my accessories. I purged a bunch of beauty products (though not all — that's a whole other project). I rearranged, removed, and reduced. I was home alone and just in a total frenzy.
This is how a closet should look…
Then I vacuumed, bleached, and air freshened and opened the window to let the spring air come in!
By this point, I had begun to resemble the Tasmanian Devil. I headed to the kitchen, frothing at the mouth, where I continued on with my cabinets. Good-bye moldy kiwis and rock-hard oranges; hello organized bags of dried fruit and flax seeds! (I've begun saving old containers from things like coffee, protein powder, and yogurt so I can turn them into organizers.) I cleaned and de-cluttered obsessively for five hours.
BTW — The Shox and white-girl running shoes were not in there. They were in the foyer closet; I found them when I pulled out the vacuum at the end of the project. FML.
I'm wiped out, but I'm still so happy I did it!
Now I'm off to relax with "Women's Health" and "Fitness" in my fresh and clean bedroom! Have a great Saturday!


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Former Fire Chief Suspected of Murder in Custody
The former Cal Fire Battalion Chief wanted for killing his girlfriend in South Sacramento has been captured.
After a state-wide manhunt, it turns out 55-year old Orville Fleming never left Sacramento. Sergeant Lisa Bowman says he was found just hours ago and has been taken into custody.
"We are still fielding information from the details of the arrest but they're likely conducting the interview and will conclude with the booking process," she explained.
While Sergeant Bowman was unable to provide FURTHER details, KFBK has learned from a credible source that Fleming was found discheveled and hadn't eaten in a couple of days. He'd apparently been making late-night food runs to a local McDonalds and his credit cards were maxed out. We're told that, now in custody, he's "singing like a canary."
Cal Fire Spokesman Daniel Berlant issued a statement saying:
"We are pleased that this search is over and the Sheriff's Office has apprehended Mr. Fleming. We will continue to support the Sheriff and the District Attorney in any way we can as the judicial process continues."
Court documents are revealing the events that led up to the murder. They show that Douglas spent the evening with her sister Stephanie and her mother before they dropped her off at her home. Soon after, Douglas called her sister and told her that Fleming had left the gas on. Douglas' sister says that she then heard her sister get startled and exclaimed "Whoa, you scared me." A man's voice was then heard the background. That was followed by arguing, a scream from Douglas and the phone line going dead.


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James Brown's story is getting told in real life in the new biopic Get On Up.
Just before it reached the big screen worldwide on August 1, WBLS' Jameer Pond caught up with some of the stars of the brand new movie, got some inside scoops on the man James Brown and even got to talk to James Brown JR. who showed off some of the dance moves his father taught him.
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The NYSFDA Board of Directors recognizes that an organization is only as strong as its leaders. To ensure the continued success of the state association, and to develop the funeral service leaders of tomorrow, the Board approved the creation of the NYSFDA Leadership Academy in 2013.
Goals of the NYSFDA Leadership Academy:
- To identify, inspire and mentor emerging leaders in funeral service
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- To develop a lifelong professional network of funeral service leaders
- To facilitate the promotion of new funeral directors into leadership positions at the state and local level
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Opening Weekend Australian Ski Season
Any Aussies have any stories from opening weekend? We're lacking sHnow but I hear we're up for some white stuff by the end of the week.. No sHnow opening weekend the Night life must have been a lil hectic......
is there usually all that much snow around during opening day anyway?
well it snowed thursday night and i (think) friday night aswell :) so they have the village 8 open, a t-bar and a carpet open on front valley.
Perisher Blue Snow Reports by The Wang he does updates a couple of times a week about the falls and stuff at perisher.
i really hope we have a good season this year :D
I wish I lived closer to the montains, then I could get up there more often. Hopefully there is some good early dumps this season.
Words can not explain how jealous i am. 80s this weekend where i live :(
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Well if you really want to be jealous Portillo has already received over 172 inches this season. It's puking in that region of South America.
Portillo in Peru? 172 inches, wish I was there, we've got nothing in Aus still...
i love riding in australia
just got back from a weekend down in Perisher - lucky for me we had a massive dump of snow on Thurs night so the weekend was awesome!
i FINALLY got to test out my board (and the paint has not cracked so far so im stoked!!) it got a bit windy on sunday and heaps of lifts got put on wind hold but perisher side was good :):)
hopefully i get to go back down in a couple weekends!!
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A Hatred for Deep SleepMature
"Fuck and I thought Michael's dad was bad."
I pull my eyes off Alex to see Rachael standing, slowly and seductively.
"I'll go next." I notice she rolls her eyes at Elorie's encouraging stare. "But I ain't taking my shirt of; though I'll air my list of woes." She laughs just a little before taking a deep breath. "So technically my Author started messing up my life before I was born by having my father unwittingly feed my mother a teratogen..."
"That's a chemical that causes birth defects," Elorie explains to everyone before facing Rachael's glare. "It's a scientific term and not everyone here is likely to know it."
"Anyway," Rachael rolls her eyes, "this teratogen caused my DNA to mutate, but only partially, so I've been curse to be Half-Nueri for the rest of my life."
"Nueri?" I request, noting a few other blank faces about the group.
"Fancy name for Werewolf," she explains, "only I don't get the benefit of transitioning. Nope, not I," her focus goes back to Elorie as her tone gets bitter. "Instead I just get really pissy every six months or so; it's like PMS times one hundred. Then about a month later I'll be the best lay you've ever had." Her eyes flit to the others in the room as if daring someone to challenge that statement. "Of course this doesn't take effect until I've just entered my teens, see as half-Nueri I also develop faster, which of course my parents were clueless about so I got roomed for a month because some spacer was hiting on me."
I notice Elorie is biting her lip and I wonder if she's trying not to comment, or worried about what's next.
"Well about five months later we land on the planet the Nueri Teratogen is from and my parents feel I'm trust worthy enough to do some of their collection work. So off into the wilderness I go where I meet Michael, who just happens to be a full Nueri, and in wolf form. Do you know how weird it is to feel an intense attraction to a wolf man, who can't talk to you? Bestiality complex anyone?" She glares at her author, who flushes slightly. "Well next thing you know it's after transition. Michael and I have sex, I end up pregnant and, we're both taken captive by a group of Free Nueri. And this all happens when I'm what," she looks to her author, "fourteen, fifteen?"
"I'd have to look at my notes," Elorie states quietly.
Rachael snorts, "Notes smotes. Now in truth all that wouldn't have been bad except that six months later, Management attacks the village. My child is hidden by the Free Nueri, Michael is taken by Management and I'm, 'rescued'," she uses air quote, "by my parents. Top this off with the fact that my father has my mother place temporary blocks on my memories." She glares at Elorie, "Twice."
"You broke the first set," her author shrugs, "and you were about to make a suicide run to try and rescue Michael AND your child."
Rachael growls at her author as she begins to pace. "So they put the second set of memory blocks on and stuff me into Deep Sleep to recover only, when I wake up, I'm the only one alive. The other Deep Sleep occupants, my mother, my father, my little brother and the Captain, are all dead. And she," Rachael's finger streaks out to stab toward her author, "she lets me f***ing think I killed them!"
I watch as Elorie stands and places hands upon her character's shoulders and whispers something to the woman before sitting down. For a moment Rachael stands there breathing heavily.
Turning to pace again she continues, "So after nearly dying myself, since the ship hadn't been maintained for more f***ing years than I'd like to remember, I'm rescued by pirates. Transition comes around again and amonth later I've seduced the Captain's son and end up pregnant, AGAIN."
I watch Elorie shrug again to her character's glare. "You're biologically wired to."
Rachael shakes her head. "Well this time I don't get to give birth. No, the f'ing Captain has me get an abortion. Only he's a Pirate, so I get the poorest treatment possible, AND to top it off the six month fetus is sold to some Cybernetics corporation for experimentation!"
"Rat bastard," Shard comments. "Did you kill him?"
"I wish," Rachael states, "or turned him into the authorities; would have served the murdering son of a B*tch right. I did," her grim expressions turns into a wicked smile, "strand him and his lover and his son on a Space station Light Years from their home base and any of their ships. Damn close to the Planetary Authorities too. Of course he had enough connections to turn my ship into a death trap, not that it wasn't already, being as old as it was still..."
Rachael pauses a moment, her expression changing. As she smiles she is beautiful. "Taking partners for six months a pop," she reminisces. "Running cargo of all sorts about the galaxy; never knowing if you weren't going to be able to fix the latest thing to break. Not that, that's a spacer's life. Never knowing if it's going to be your HLS or engine that'll go next. Will you be drifting and praying for someone to save you or dead while you're ship keep barreling on the last course you set for it. And..."
Rachael's eyes close and her smile deepens. "Flitting your ship through the asteroid fields to stay hidden. Your nondescript and rundown ship fooling all who look at it into thinking it can't do the things you can make it do. Scaring the pants off your partner but taunting death at every turn."
"She an adrenal junkie," Elorie whispers, apparently feeling the need to explain her character.
"Then she turns it to sh*t by making Michael and I run into each other again." Rachael's eyes have popped open to glare at her author. "Of course Management's messed with his mind, so he thinks he killed his wife and kid and of course I don't remember him due to my memory blocks. Then he forces me into Deep Sleep so that he doens't kill me in Nueri form and..."
Rachael shakes her head, "it gets f***ing complicated."
"You two figure it out in the end," Elorie points out hopefully.
"Yeah and I get stuffed back into Deep Sleep for it." Rachael sits down with a huff. "I fucking hate Deep Sleep," she mutters with another glare toward her author.


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Chapter FiveMature
four years ago, Taylor aged 13
"I know this is difficult to understand, Taylor; but we need to move for your dads job. It'll be better in the end, he's going to get paid more. That means we'll be able to afford things that normally we could not afford." His mother's voice was soft, trying to calm the crying little boy who did not want to leave all his friends.
"But... mommy! I don't want to leave this house. My friends are here, all of them. What about David? He will be so mad that I'm leaving." Taylor whined, his face contorted with the saddest expression he could muster, his eyes red from crying.
"I'm sorry Taylor, you'll see him again. We'll be the next city over. He'll understand and you can still call him, we'll still have a house phone." She was getting slightly irritated, they had been talking for hours and nothing seemed to calm the young boys nerves.
That didn't really calm Taylor at all, he was still crying and now his brother was getting mad, "Shut up Taylor. You only have one friend anyways, why do you care where we go? You'll make more friends anyways. Why is David so important? Is it because you're gay in love with him?" Taunting the younger boy, Eric seemed to struck a note not only with Taylor, but his mother as well.
"I will wash your mouth out with soap, Eric. Your brother is not gay, you need to stop bugging him about it. It's not nice." Standing on her left foot, her mouth furled into a slight frown. "Please go and finish packing, we leave in two days. I need the truck loaded and ready to go by Thursday," Waving a dismissive hand, Eric muttered something and walked away.
"Mom! Can I go see David at least? I need him to know this isn't my fault my evil parents decided to send me away without even so much as a week's notice. We'll be almost two hours from here, I'll never see him again." The desperation running through his voice gave away more then he would have liked to, but he really needed to let his friend know the truth. What if he thought he was responsible for leaving?
"I suppose that would be okay. I except you back here in no more than an hour though, Taylor. You still need to pack up your clothes and the odd ends in your own room. I'll give you until four thirty, okay?"
"Thanks Mom!" Taylor kissed her cheek, running to the front door, throwing on his high tops and heading out the door, being careful to close the door lightly. David's house was only a few blocks away and in a small town of 6000 people, Taylor could easily make his way there in less than five minutes, especially when he was running.
As he made his way up to David's front door, he was quick to ring the doorbell, waiting for someone to answer it. He could hear footsteps on the other end and as the door opened, Taylor finally saw Mr. Cooper's head stick out from the corner of the door, a smile hitting his face as he opened the door. "Taylor! What are you doing here? Your mother told me the news, shouldn't you be packing?"
"She let me come say goodbye, sir." Taylor smiled lightly, "Is David home?"
Letting Taylor in, he let him go to David's room. As Taylor opened the door, he saw David sitting on his bed, playing some sort of Nintendo game. "Hey David!"
David looked up and smiled, "Hey Taylor. What are you doing here?" David was two years older than Taylor, being fifteen and going to high school. They had been friends for what seemed like forever, maybe even the best of friends.
"I just came to tell you about my move..." Trailing off, Taylor looked down at the ground, frowning heavily at what he was saying. "I'm sorry, I have no choice, my dad got a new job or something and I have to leave."
"I know." David was not smiling and he was looking out the window, "My dad told me that you were leaving a few days from now. I'm sorry we haven't been hanging out lately, I've just been super busy with tests and everything, high school is not as fun as they make it out to be, Taylor.. Are you going to come back and visit us small towners anytime?"
Taylor smiled, "Of course. I couldn't forget about you guys."
David smiled and patted the bed next to him, allowing Taylor to sit next to him. "I hope not, I know I'll never forget you, Taylor."
Taylor knew exactly what this meant, they had done it so many times before, closing his bedroom door, Taylor crawled onto David's bed, letting him wrap his slender arms around his waist. "You don't forget me, will you?"
David smiled and quickly brought his lips down to Taylor's, giving him a small but forceful kiss on the lips. "Of course not, I could never forget about my first love." Another kiss followed and soon David's hands were up Taylor's shirt, twisting his small, fragile nipples. "Are you sure I'll be able to see you again?
Taylor giggled at the slight sensation he was feeling, but he made sure to smile and nod, "I will come back as much as I can. I think there is even a bus out here, and I heard my brother say it's only a few dollars each way, so I'm sure I could use my allowance money to see you."
Kissing the smaller boy's lips again, David pulled away slightly, "And you won't forget me, right? I know I've asked already, but I really need to know."
Taylor smiled and kissed the larger boy back, "I will never forget you David. ANd you keep Debra safe, okay?"
David smiled at him, "Yes sir."


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Sector 5501 was a region of space.
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log - Relay Message Flow 1293" in Relay Station 47 Ops. The USS K'Marco was in this sector around the same time that the USS Enterprise-D visited Relay Station 47. (TNG: "Aquiel", production art)


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nounjump to other results
BrE BrE//θæŋks//; NAmE NAmE//θæŋks//
despite somebody/something; with no help from somebody/something We managed to get it finished in the end—no thanks to him (= he didn't help).
no thanks to somebody/somethingjump to other results
- 1 used to show that you are very grateful to somebody for something they have done Thanks a lot for all you've done.
- 2 (ironic) used to show that you are annoyed that somebody has done something because it causes trouble or difficulty for you 'I'm afraid I've finished all the milk.' 'Well, thanks a lot!'
thanks a lotjump to other results
(sometimes ironic) used to say that something has happened because of somebody/something It was all a great success—thanks to a lot of hard work. Everyone knows about it now, thanks to you!
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Home > Low Salt/Sodium Recipes > Seasoned Bread Crumbs
Seasoned Bread Crumbs
Low Sodium Recipe
Seasoned Bread Crumbs are a good-for-you alternative to high-sodium packaged bread crumbs, using garlic powder and a handful of dried herbs. The crumbs make a savory topping for casseroles and a crispy coating for pork, chicken and fish.
4 ounces Italian bread, cubed
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon dried basil
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
Recipe Directions
Place all ingredients in a blender or food processor; cover and process until fine crumbs form. Transfer to a 15 x 10 x 1-inch baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 350-degrees for 8 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Cool. Store in an airtight container.
Nutrition Information
Recipe yields 1 cup
Serving size: 2 tablespoons
Calories: 40; Total Fat: 1g (trace saturated fat); Cholesterol: 0; Sodium: 83mg; Carbohydrates: 8g; Fiber: 1g; Protein: 1g
Food exchanges: 1/2 starch


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Chapter FourMature
She felt like a heartless bitch.
"I'm sorry for saying it so callously. But… why'd you do it the first place?" Her lovely face softened a tad at his remorse.
"It seemed like a good moment to," Alex uttered when he gazed up at Cora. Her face had lit up like a light was shining from the inside out. Without warning, Coralie marched back to Alex and grabbed his hand with an urgency that he wasn't used to.
She started walking home, and tugged him along beside her. They strode together peacefully for a few moments, before Alex broke the stillness.
"May I ask you something?" Alex wondered tentatively.
It seemed Cora hadn't heard him. "You'll have to be quiet; my parents don't take kindly to strangers."
He attempted again, quite pitifully. "Cora?" He asked again in a low voice.
"You can sleep on my floor for the night–"
The girl stopped in her tracks. "Yes?"
"Where are we going?" Alex asked wearily, his eyes tired and pleading.
"My house… where do you think?"
"Won't your parents be opposed to this?"
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Dear Cindi/Marisa:
Re: Michael's remarks on the tuberous geraniums: one of the most
interesting side effects of growing hardy geraniums, particularly in my
mild climate (USDA Zone 9b), but selling them in a wide range of
climates, is that I have to make assumptions on cold and heat
hardiness. My customers advise me with letters and suggestions, and I
tend naturally to be conservative, so with much help, we try to get the
right plant in the right place. But hardy geraniums are amazing plants.
Very often there is no indication from their native habitat how they
will do somewhere else. The best example is Geranium sanguineum, which
will tolerate humidity in Florida and Hawaii, grows superbly in the dry
high heat (several months with 90-100+ F days) of the Central Valley of
California, or in the cool moist summers of the Pacific Northwest.
The tuberous rooted geraniums, G. tuberosum, G. malviflorum, G.
macrostylum, G. libani, and others, have not been grown in a wide
enough variety of locales for us to say definitely what they will
tolerate. They do not seem to need winter cold. They will tolerate
summer dormancy, but you can also leave them in the ground and give them
some summer water. In my climate I do not see them reseeding, but we
propagate them from tubers anyway (it is so easy, that there is no need
to bother with seed). Common sense says they will not be hardy where the
ground freezes, but is that actually true? I have no idea. We
recommend them for USDA Zones 7 and above, but that is only because we
haven't heard from anyone growing them outside, in the ground, in colder
Perhaps someone can give us more information.
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240 pages
Wittgenstein is the most influential twentieth century philosopher in the English-speaking world. In the Philosophical Investigations, his most important work, he introduces the famous 'private language argument' which changed the whole philosophical view of language. Wittgenstein and the Philosophical Investigations introduces and assesses:
* Wittgenstein's life, and its connection with his thought
* the text of the Philosophical Investigations
* the importance of Wittgenstein's work to contemporary philosophy.
Routledge Philosophy GuideBooks painlessly introduce students to the classic works of philosophy. Each GuideBook considers a major philosopher and a key area of their philosophy by focusing upon an important text – situating the philosopher and the work in a historical context, considering the text in question and assessing the philosopher's contribution to contemporary thought.
Edited by Tim Crane, University of Cambridge and Jonathan Wolff, University College London