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Midwest Restoration, Inc. ordered some office supplies from us on September 2013 and refuses to pay for them. When we call to collect payment they say they will send out a check or talk with their accountant and get it sent out. It never happens.
It looks like this company has had other issues with various aspects of their business or businesses and I would not recommend them to anyone. You can look them up on BBB's website and read about some of their poor business practices.
Shady Business from shady people.
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The city hotel comprises a total of 192 rooms. Guests are welcomed in the lobby, which offers a 24-hour reception and a 24-hour check-out service as well as currency exchange facilities and lift access to upper floors. Further amenities include free wireless Internet access and a car park is available to those arriving by car for an additional fee. The hotel staff will be happy to help with travel directions or offer tips on local restaurants, bars and attractions.
This budget hotel is located a 3-minute walk from Skolebakken Train Station and Aarhus Harbour. The 13th-century Aarhus Cathedral is Denmark's tallest and is found directly opposite the hotel.
All rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and a toilet. The rooms come further equipped with satellite/cable TV, a telephone, free wireless Internet access as well as free tea and coffee making facilities. Guests can expect to find central heating as standard.
A Scandinavian breakfast buffet is served. During warmer weather, guests can enjoy city views while having breakfast on the roof terrace, which is open during the summer months. Fruit, snacks and sandwiches are available at the 24-hour reception.
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I live in AZ CD 2, Gabby Giffords old district. The talk here is that Mr. Kelly wants a political future, and he is using his wife's issue to obtain it. The question is: what office will he seek - her old congressional seat, AZ governor (2014) or John McCain's seat (2016). Ms. Giffords has achieved sainthood down here and he easily could capitalize on it.
Do you mean something like the brady gang?
This is about public safety.
I have some health problems and the only I can keep my wife safe is with a firearm of my choice. I guess mr kelly was to big a wuss to protect his wife.
That's the impression I get...This is all the predicate to his own political aspirations. Just like Sandra Fluck. I foudn him rather unimpressive in the Wallace interview. He got all soft and disoriented when asked about any legislation's chance for passage.


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– Dixie Carter announced on Twitter that Impact Wrestling will bring Spike TV cameras to Baltimore's 1st Mariner Arena Thursday November 21st. Tickets for the event go on sale September 27th.
– Mickie James, born August 31, 1979, is celebrating her 34th birthday today. As PWMania.com reported, Jeff Hardy, born August 31, 1977, is celebrating his 36th birthday today.


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* 2 x 100g rolls firm goat's cheese, such as Capricorn
* 6 fresh figs
* 12 slices Parma ham
* rocket or salad leaves, to serve
* balsamic vinegar, to serve
* olive oil, to serve
1. Pop the goat's cheese in the freezer for about an hour or until firm.
2. Preheat the oven to 220˚C (200˚C fan/425˚F/Gas 7). Cut off the pointed stem at the top of each fig, then stand the figs upright on a board. Cut a cross in the top of each one, but don't cut right down to the base.
3. Trim the ends off the cheese and discard, then cut each roll into three slices. Cut each slice in half to give semi-circles. Cut half the semi-circles in half again to give quarters.
4. Lie each slice of ham out flat and trim off any excess fat.
5. Put a semi-circle of cheese into each fig where you've made the cross. Use the quarters to fit in either side, so the complete cross is filled with goat's cheese.
6. Wrap each fig in a piece of ham, then wrap it in another piece, working in the other direction. Squeeze the ham together at the top.
7. Roast for eight minutes or until the cheese has melted and the ham is crisp.
8. Arrange the figs on serving plates with some rocket or salad leaves, drizzle with a little balsamic vinegar and olive oil, and serve at once.
Great for a crowd: replace the goat's cheese with a blue cheese such as stilton. You can simply grate this and use it to fill the cross in the figs.
Prepare ahead: you can prepare the figs up to the end of step six, up to 12 hours ahead. Not suitable for freezing.
Seasonal: when figs are not in season, use skinned, medium-sized, slightly under-ripe tomatoes prepared in the same way. Spoon a teaspoon of pesto over the cheese and tomato before wrapping it in the Parma ham.
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A Tribe Called Quest and Guru showed us that jazz and hip-hop share plenty of common ground. It's when that crossover gets topical that the connective tissue grows even stronger, stretching back through the protest rhymes of Gil Scott-Heron, Miguel Piñero and the Last Poets—and if you want to dig really deep, back even to Langston Hughes's Weary Blues, recorded in 1958 with Charles Mingus.
In their previous collaborations—2003's In What Language? and 2006's Still Life with Commentator—Vijay Iyer and Mike Ladd deconstructed and thoroughly modernized that relationship. Jazz and hip-hop become building blocks for a complex, performance-based cultural critique, wherein pianist Iyer taps into electronic textures and free improv, while Ladd turns his sharp MC's wit toward an incisive analysis of issues ranging from post-9/11 paranoia to the oppressive hyperreality of the infotainment age.
"Holding It Down: The Veterans' Dreams Project," the latest Iyer-Ladd endeavor, is an ambitious piece of musical theater based on the phantasmagorical waking visions of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans. ("Sleep Song," coconceived with Baghdad poet Ahmed Abdul Hussein, debuts here in November.) Both tribute and sociopolitical commentary, the project features verse by young veterans Maurice Decaul and Lynn Hill, with a cast that includes avant-jazz pros like Guillermo E. Brown, Liberty Ellman and Okkyung Lee. True to form, Iyer and Ladd continue to mix music and media, but always with the goal of telling a story that's concise, accessible and as serious as the nightly news.—Bill Murphy
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Don't: Paint a picture of the interior of a music hall. Forget anything to do with ballet dancers, even if your name is De Gas or Sickert.
2. Do: Paint enigmatic abstract oils, intended to evoke the memory of a particular place and time. You can refer to a place or a person in the title, but on no account make them recognisable. Remember to paint the frame as well, and to keep them small. Do it for 20 years and it should get you the Turner Prize. If you're lucky you'll even get a knighthood.
Don't: Paint a landscape. Forget about hay wains and the Alps. If you must have sunsets or views of Venice, just use bands of colour. Forget Constable. Who needs nature anyway? And don't go looking at Claude and Poussin. You will get Brian Sewell on your side; and that will kill your chances stone dead.
3. Do: Make a series of casts of your own body. That should be enough to make your name. For your attempt at the prize, why not get a team of helpers to make rough clay models of thousands of tiny figures? Then arrange them in a group on the floor of a national museum and organise a world tour for them - to unite mankind.
Don't: Paint a genre picture. Anything on the lines of Frith's Derby Day is right out. In particular avoid any narrative content. Even if you're Scottish, it will ensure that you never make it on to the short list.
4. Do: Make a cast of your bedroom and call it something suitably inscrutable, like Ghost. Then, when you've got enough people wondering what it's all about, do the same thing with an entire house. It will be condemned (literally) by the local council, but remember - all artists have to suffer. And don't worry, it's sure to get you the prize. Chances are you'll even get a couple of ex-pop stars to double your prize money. (If this does happen, be sure to give it all away - it's better for the image.)
Don't: Paint a still-life. Fruit, jugs, bottles, flowers are strictly de trop. Avoid cosy pub interiors too, and domestic scenes entitled anything like Ennui or Mr and Mrs Clarke and Percy.
5. Do: Explore the interior of your own body with a micro video camera. Concentrate on all the orifices and don't leave anything to the imagination.
Present the finished film in a walk-in booth with an ear- jarringly loud, stomach-churning soundtrack recording of the probe making its way through your tubes. Make sure that your name is something that seems to go with the piece - Groaner or Moaner, for example, or something along those lines.
Don't: Paint a self-portrait. Who wants to see what you look like anyway?
6. Do: Pickle a shark, then a sheep. Stage a few publicity stunts. Finally, saw a horse and a foal in half and pickle them. Call them something poignant like Father and Son Divided. By this stage you'll be notorious - and very rich.
Don't: Paint a picture of an animal. Who needs them when you've got the real thing?
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My parents contributed money towards a down payment on a house that I bought while I was married. My name is the only one on the deed. My mother's name is on the mortgage. I am getting a divorce after just 3 years of marriage. I am selling the house. After the mortgage is paid, will my parents then receive their down payment back, or is that money part of the amount that gets divided between me and my wife? It seems like since it was nonmarital money that my parents should get the money back either way, whether it was a gift to me or a loan to me. Then if ther is any money left, that should be the amount to be divided between my wife and myself.
Your mother would be entitled to the money if it were a loan. However, the issue would be proving that the amount given to you was, in fact, a loan. If you have a promissory note stating the terms of the loan from your mother to you, that would likely suffice in court.Ask a similar question
If it was a loan it has to be paid back to your parents before there is any distribution to you and your ex. You will need to be able to prove that it was a loan. If it was a gift then it becomes a question of fact whether the gift was to you or both of you, and whether it was a marital asset or not. The judge has discretion to award amounts to each spouse based on what he deems to be fair and equitable after hearing evidence and taking various factors into consideration, as we are not a community property state and they do not simply divide assets equally. You need to consult with a divorce attorney.
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If your parents gave you the down payment for the house and you have the papertrail to support that gift, then you will receive a credit for the amount of the gift. You can probably get this information from the closing attorney or your parents should contact the bank and get a copy of the check that they gave you, if it was a check. If your parents gave you a loan, then they are entitled to be paid off the top before you and your wife split the equity. To answer your question, it really does not matter.Ask a similar question
If your mothers name is on the mortgage her name would have to be on the deed as well which makes her an owner. (FYI the names on a mortgage have to match the names on the deed in order to properly record a mortgage (lien) on the property) I am assuming your name is on the mortgage and deed as well. Your mother will have to be able to sign the deed transfering title to your buyer. so In essence she holds some strings here.
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Need to review the paperwork that was submitted when you applied for the mortgage. If it was a gift, then there would have been a gift affidavit or letter. Take the paperwork to an experienced divorce lawyer to assist you.
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As Attorney Tannenbaum pointed out, if your mother is on the mortgage she must also be on the deed. If she is on the deed, then she owns a portion of the home (either one-half or one-third, depending on how title is held) so if the home is sold she is already entitled to receive a her share of the proceeds (separate from the gift/loan issue). If you don't already have an attorney, you should get one and he/she can advise you how to handle this.Ask a similar question
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text: NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Dreyfus Corporation (Dreyfus), a BNY Mellon company, announced today that it has introduced the Dreyfus Floating Rate Income Fund, Class A ticker symbol "DFLAX," an actively managed mutual fund. The fund is designed to seek high current income by investing in floating rate loans and other floating rate securities. The fund is sub-advised by Alcentra NY, LLC**, a BNY Mellon global investment firm specializing in sub-investment grade credit. Dreyfus is the fund's investment advisor. "Floating rate loans could be attractive to investors seeking an asset class with lower interest rate sensitivity, seniority in a company's capital structure and diversification potential as floating rate loans generally exhibit low correlation to other asset classes," said Dreyfus President Charles Cardona. "The loan market has traditionally catered to large, institutional investors. The new fund provides access to a broad range of investments not generally available to individual investors. We're pleased to provide U.S. investors access to the investment expertise of Alcentra, one of the top global loan managers." William Lemberg and Chris Barris are the fund's primary portfolio managers. Lemberg is the fund's portfolio manager principally responsible for floating rate loans and other floating rate securities. He is a managing director, senior portfolio manager and head of Alcentra's U.S. loan platform. Lemberg has been employed by Alcentra since 2008. Barris is also the fund's portfolio manager principally responsible for high yield, fixed-rate securities. He is a managing director, senior portfolio manager and head of global high yield at Alcentra. Barris has also been a senior portfolio manager for the Dreyfus High Yield Fund since 2007. Alcentra employs a value-oriented, bottom up research process that incorporates a macroeconomic overlay to analyze investment opportunities. This includes evaluating default trends, performance drivers and capital market liquidity. Alcentra's fundamental credit analysis identifies favorable and unfavorable risk/reward opportunities across sectors, industries and structures while seeking to mitigate credit risk.


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In Some Parts Of The U.S. "Redneck" Is Actually Considered A Religion
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As seen in the above excerpt from a Bradenton (Florida) Police Department report, suspect Joshua Lee Joehlin told cops that he is a member of the "Redneck" faith.
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'The Godfather of Kickboxing' Thom Harinck Back Into the Mix
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In 1972, director Francis Ford Coppola breathed life into Mario Puzo's most famous crime drama, The Godfather. The story and its subsequent sequels chronicled the story of the Corleone family from their origins in Sicily, rise to power and finally the efforts of the family to legitimize the family's name and fortune. One of the best scenes in trilogy is when an exasperated Michael Corleone exclaims, "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!"
Why even bring up The Godfather on a kickboxing site?
Why, because sometimes the truth can be stranger than fiction. On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, something else big was happening in 1972, the founding of Chakuriki Gym in Amsterdam by Thom Harinck. The 'Chakuriki' style which represents a fusion of techniques from boxing, Kyokushin karate, judo, jujitsu wrestling, Muay Thai and Savate for over forty years became a dominant influence on the fighting styles of many of the biggest names in kickboxing. Among his many talented pupils standouts such as Peter Aerts, Andy Hug, Badr Hari, Melvin Manhoef, Branko Cikatic, Hesdy Gerges, Pedro Rizzo, Jerome LeBanner and countless others have had their careers and fighting style shaped by Harinck's Chakuriki philosophy. In 2013, however, one of the most influential men in the sport decided to retire. At that time Harinck stated that he would continue to support the sport from the sidelines focusing his energy on the completion of a book about his life, spending time with his family, participating in European forums regarding kickboxing, and of course doing seminars all over the world.
During his first year of retirement, Thom Harinck was still one of the busiest retirees I had ever met. In 2015, one of his former pupils, current Glory light heavyweight champion, Saulo Cavalari reached out to him for management services. Always one to support the sport and his former pupils, Harinck agreed. With one foot already back in the game, 2016, Thom Harinck has decided to take Chakuriki full throttle again, coaching a small number of his former pupils including Saulo Cavalari, Hesdy Gerges and Amir Zeyada. Just when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in. His comeback has not been unconditional. While Harinck has sold his old gym in Amsterdam, he has found another place to train and it, like before, is under the Chakuriki system: hard training, no talking, no drugs. The Chakuriki style according to Harinck is not just a fight style, it's a lifestyle and in 2016 it begins again. For forty years Thom Harinck dedicated his life to training boys to be the best men in the ring and as long as he has his health, he's dedicated to training for many more. Watch out Glory, K-1, SuperKombat......Harinck's back.


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0:00 Introduction; 0:30 Educational background and family; 1:30 Early expectations of the Navy; 2:00 Joining the Navy and early career summary; 2:38 Boot camp and training; 3:20 Time stationed in Japan; 5:00 Mine sweeping school Charleston, NC; 6:00 Ranking goals in the Navy; 7:24 Time on the U.S.S. Oriskany aircraft carrier; 9:55 500 pound bomb accident and death of a friend - Korean War; 11:45 Shanghaied from the U.S.S. Oriskany to the U.S.S. Yorktown; 13:05 Receives orders to Alameda Air Force base, California; 14:10 Assigned to U.S.S. General Mann transport; 15:10 Ordered to U.S.S. Epping Forest mine countermeasures - Vietnam War; 15:48 Transferred to Great Lakes Academy, Illinois; 16:53 Receives the Navy Times Helm Award; 17:53 Assists with establishing ROTC camps in Orlando, Florida; 22:02 Working at Orlando General Hospital and Retirement; 23:35 Elaboration on duties at Great Lakes Academy, Illinois; 27:32 Staying in touch with old shipmates and the Oriskany museum; 30:22 Personal opinion on changes that should be implemented; 33:10 Makes E-8 Senior Chief rank; 33:40 Training recruits; 36:23 No dull time in the Navy, common accidents and rescuing pilots; 41:27 Feelings on the modern media's portrayal of the Navy; 43:30 Opinions on nuclear powered ships; 45:30 Conclusion.
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L'Enfer de Henri-Georges Clouzot
Serge Bromberg, Ruxandra Medrea (France)
Post-Surrealist cinematic Op-Art gone wonderfully mad: In 1964, the legendary mid-century French director Henri-Georges Clouzot had a seemingly unlimited budget to make the film that would revolutionize cinema. With leading French actress Romy Schneider, Clouzot and his crew worked overtime, experimenting with image distortion and sound collages for a film about jealousy within a marriage. Half a century later, Bromberg and Medrea have made a documentary unearthing this lost footage of a masterpiece that never was. The doc keeps a straight face about a project that was borderline bonkers, especially Clouzot's now wonderfully dated, overly literal surrealism. Confused emotions? Clouzot had a light swirl around Schneider's beautiful face so that her eyes and lips are in dizzying motion. Hyper-obsession? Create a montage of multiple eyes, shot close-up and blinking eerily in the dark. Seen today, it's all pure delight, from the go-go clothes to the carefree archetype of a young married woman. Footage from the director's stunningly hallucinatory street scenes, playing with light as being a force of deception, are pure brilliance. G.D.
Sept. 10, 7:15 p.m., Varsity 1; Sept. 12, 3:45 p.m., Jackman; Sept. 18, 6:15 p.m., Varsity 4
London River Rachid Bouchareb (Britain/France/Algeria)
Sometimes the unthinkable starts in indiscernible doses, like the photocopied missing-person notices we all see suddenly including one for your child. The plot of this subtle, highly involving film is nearly impossible to describe further without giving the whole thing away. Suffice it to say that in the shock of the central-London terrorist bombings of 2005, the insularity of many British lives and views suddenly blew open. And yet, as this clever, touching drama about two families trying to cope with the bombing shows, the end effect was the exact opposite of what the terrorists sought. Instead of pulling society apart, the bombing brought people together in unexpected ways. G.D.
Sept. 17, 9 p.m., Elgin; Sept. 18, 8:45 p.m., AMC 6; Sept. 19, 12:15 p.m., Cumberland 2
Max Manus
Joachim Roenning and Espen Sandberg (Norway)
It's taken six decades, but northern European filmmakers are starting to look more closely at how their nations responded to the Nazi takeover during the war. Last year, the Danes offered up Flame and Citron, about two legendary resistance fighters. Now comes Max Manus, about a young Norwegian resistance fighter, played by Aksel Hennie, who blew up German ships in Oslo's harbour - among other exploits. (It abridges and adapts the real story - Manus was trained in part in Canada, but that's not here - but it's still a fascinating, well-acted glimpse into a little known theatre of the war.) Michael Posner
Sept. 18, 9:30 p.m. Roy Thomson; Sept. 19, 3 p.m., Varsity 8
My Tehran for Sale
Granaz Moussavi (Iran/Australia)
Moussavi has made a stark, saddening portrait of a swelling youth subculture willing to risk brutal lashings at the hand of the state to live a more liberal life, indulging in drugs, alcohol and banned music to escape the daily repression. The film chronicles the struggles of Marzieh (Marzieh Vafamehr), a young Iranian stage actress forced to work underground and trying to escape to the comparative freedom of Australia with her lover Saman (Amir Chegini). Both give compelling performances, seething with resentment at their stunted lives. Marzieh's exploits have biographical echoes in Moussavi's life - she left Iran for Australia at age 23, returning to risk shooting My Tehran for Sale underground. It is an undeniably courageous effort to document the inward defiance smouldering in many behind a veneer of submission. Shot with documentary-style realism, the trembling camera reminds viewers that the iron fist of the state is never far from the edge of the frame. J.B.
Sept. 12, 11:45 a.m., AMC 7; Sept. 17, 3:30 p.m., AMC 7; Sept. 19, 12:15 p.m., AMC 2Report Typo/Error
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Home range structure and inter-group competition for land of Japanese macaques in evergreen and deciduous forests
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The per capita home range area of Japanese macaques,Macaca fuscata, is significantly smaller in evergreen forest than in deciduous forest, though a corresponding difference in food resource utilization patterns has never been described. The present study compared the home range utilization pattern of Japanese macaques living in two habitats: the Yakushima population inhabits an evergreen forest, while the Kinkazan population inhabits a deciduous forest. We found that in the Yakushima population, (1) food density was higher; (2) inter-feeding bout sites distance was shorter; (3) daily travel distance was shorter; (4) home range size was smaller; and (5) the unit value of the main home range was higher, than in the Kinkazan population. Yakushima groups utilized a small home range area intensively, compared to Kinkazan groups. We also found that a Yakushima group shared 24% of its main home range with neighboring groups, though a Kinkazan group shared only 10% with other groups. It is supposed that food distribution affects daily ranging pattern, and ultimately the social relationships between groups in Japanese macaques.


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Posted by Maria Sariano @ Sift and Whisk on May 09, 2016
Think meringues are no-go for a vegan diet? Think again! This recipe for Vegan Matcha Meringues is proof to the contrary. Find out how to make these little delights below:
Yield: 90 small meringues
Place a strainer over a medium bowl and strain the chickpeas, catching the liquid in the bowl. Reserve the chickpeas for another use; you'll only need the liquid, which is called aquafaba. You should have approximately 1½ cups of liquid.
Add the aquafaba to a medium saucepan and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Continue to boil until the aquafaba has reduced to ¾ cups. Transfer the liquid to a container and refrigerate for at least 2 hours and up to overnight. The aquafaba will become viscous and gel-like as it cools and have a consistency similar to an egg white.
When you are ready to make your meringues, set your oven racks in the upper and lower thirds of the oven. Preheat the oven to 200°F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, whip the aquafaba on high speed until until soft peaks form, about 2 minutes. Add the cream of tartar and continue to whip for another 2-3 minutes, until stiff peaks form. Keep the mixer running and add the sugar very gradually, about 1 tablespoon at a time. Continue whipping until the foam is smooth and not gritty when you rub it between your fingers, about 5 minutes more. Add the vanilla extract and matcha and beat for 1 minute to combine.
Remove the bowl from the mixer and load the meringue into a piping bag fitted with a large French or star tip. Pipe 1-inch diameter dollops of meringue onto the parchment-lined baking sheets, about ½-inch apart. Bake for 2 hours, then turn off the oven, prop the door open with a wooden spoon, and allow meringues to cool completely in the oven, about an hour.
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When you stay at Comfort Suites Ontario Convention Center in Ontario, you'll be near the airport and convenient to Ontario Convention Center and Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park. This hotel is within close proximity of Museum of History and Art and Citizens Business Bank Arena.
Make yourself at home in one of the 100 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 42-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Ontario? This hotel has facilities measuring 900 square feet (84 square meters), including meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available 24 hours).
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Haggis Horns is a name that for a couple of years I'd heard whispered by my very coolest friends in Leeds. Bearing in mind most of these people are jazz students at Leeds College of Music, I expected them to be a jazz act of some sort, and having lived with a jazz student in my first two years at college, I have already had enough jazz for a lifetime. But, as the name became uttered more often I decided it was time to check out these Scots.
I'm actually quite ashamed to have let such a band go by under my nose for so long. The debut album 'Hot Damn!' is a collection of singles spread out over several years, and is a rather eclectic mix: there's some solid aggressive dancefloor funk, some slow groove funk, even some afrobeat and reggae, all with a big fat 'Haggis Horns' stamp, that once heard is unmistakable. In some tracks the strings even give it an old disco vibe - simply brilliant! I like this album to go too much into the specifics, so here's my track by track guide to the sound:
1. Opening track 'Enter the Haggis' sounds like the time Starsky and Hutch teamed up with James Bond on a case.
2. 'Pipe Bag' sounds like what Mr Scruff listens to when he's getting ready to go out: brushing his teeth and so on.
3. 'Hot Damn' sounds like Breakestra having a jam with Tower of Power.
4. 'The Traveller' sounds like the band have come back from a Brazilian holiday.
5. 'The Traveller part 2' sounds like the band reminiscing about some late night boogying on said holiday.
6. 'Eskimo' sounds The Specials caught up in a funky nightmare.
7. 'Huffalump' sounds like a bad trip down groovy lane.
8. 'The Bump' sound like they borrowed the James Taylor Quartet to do this one for them.
9. 'Got To Lose Your Way' sounds like a particularly soulful blind man explained to the band how to write pop songs.
10. 'Tribe Vibes' sounds like someone covered the band in itching powder and they just can't... stop... moving.
11. 'Naughty Budda' sounds like he's going to get a smacked bottom with some particularly smacking electric guitar.
12. 'Who's Gonna Take the Weight' sounds like a big juicy talent competition on cloud nine, where each of the band Duke it out to earn the lofty title of best of the best.
So there you have it, my track by track guide to what this album sounds like. It's a bloody great and near faultless album. But just so you don't think the band paid me for this review I'll point out one slight criticism. I would have loved to have seen some more collaborations, American contemporaries Breakestra have carved a bit of a niche by inviting Jurrasic 5 and other Hip Hop artists to join them on albums, and some of that here would be simply unstoppable.
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Other bands you might like.
The New Mastersounds
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In order to speed up embarkation process, the line asked passengers to start check-in at 9:30 a.m.
In a statement NCL said:
"The safety and security of our guests is our number one priority. We are also closely monitoring the path of Tropical Storm Hermine.
"We ask that our guests plan to arrive early for check-in so that the ship is able to depart on this revised schedule to avoid the storm's path."
Dangerous storm surges continued along the coast from Virginia to New Jersey. Hermine is expected to intensify to hurricane force today.
Norwegian Breakaway departed New York yesterday, September 4, on a 7-night return cruise to Bermuda. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in Bermuda September 7, following 2 sea days.


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Oct 23, 2013 at 12:10 pm #1309069
Made from a recycled aluminum hair mousse bottle. 9.9 grams.
Works as both a low-pressure side jet stove and a no-pressure updraft burner.
As a low-pressure side jet stove the pot is supported directly on the stove. Will boil 2 cups of water in a Foster's can in 9 minutes using just 15 ml of fuel. (Boil times based on camping stove industry standard of 70* F water, air and fuel at sea level.)
As a no-pressure updraft burner, the pot is supported separately about 2" above it. I use one of my conical windscreens with two stainless steel stakes through it. Will boil 2 cups of water in a Foster's can in 6 minutes using 20 ml of fuel.
I call this one the Ramjet XUL.Oct 23, 2013 at 12:13 pm #2037013
Justin BakerBPL Member
@justin_bakerLocale: Santa Rosa, CA
Does the stove have levitational abilities?
I like it :)Oct 23, 2013 at 12:31 pm #2037016
Dustin ShortBPL Member
I love it. I'm a big fan of using mousse cans for alcy stoves. Nice thick aluminum for durability but still relatively easy to work with. My first and only myog stove used one.Oct 23, 2013 at 2:51 pm #2037083
Nice, the flame pattern looks nice for small diameter pots. Does a pot of cold water placed on the stove cause it to reduce flame size?Oct 23, 2013 at 4:17 pm #2037124
Joining the chorus, I like it too. Those appear to be reasonably small holes around the side, are they 3/16" or less? Also looks to have quite a bit of fuel capacity?Oct 23, 2013 at 5:44 pm #2037151
Hey guys, thanks for the props.
@zelph: Flame pattern is pretty good with larger pots too. Here is a picture of the Ramjet XUL with a Grease Pot. The flames only get smaller for a few seconds when a pot is put on the stove. The scalloped top edge of the stove has very little surface contact with the pot, so conduction of heat from the stove to the pot is minimized.
@Delmar: The holes are drilled with a #39 wire gauge bit (.099"), so they are a bit bigger than 1/2 the diameter of a 3/16" bit (.1875"). Maximum fuel capacity is about 45 ml, for a total burn time of 25+ minutes.Oct 23, 2013 at 5:59 pm #2037154
> The holes are drilled with a #39 wire gauge bit (.099"), so they are a bit bigger than 1/2 the diameter of a 3/16" bit (.1875").
Interesting! I had read somewhere that on low-pressure "super cat" style stoves, holes under 3/16 inch were hard to keep lit; not the case for your stove I take it? Let us know how it takes a breeze. I like the 25 minute capacity, and you've an interesting method for keeping the stove hot. On castles and flashlights, that design is called "crenellated."Oct 23, 2013 at 6:32 pm #2037170
Franco DarioliBPL Member
@francoLocale: Tarptent
BPL used to sell something similar.
I might make one …Oct 23, 2013 at 10:58 pm #2037267
Crenellated is a good word. Better than the "castellated" I had thought of.
I have not had any problem with the small holes staying lit. The trick is getting them lit as you transition from updraft to side jets. The stove needs to warm up for about 30 seconds to be hot enough to start boiling the alcohol and pressurize when you set the pot/can down on it. Unlike the BPL kit that Franco referenced, this one will not stay lit inside if you put the pot down too soon.
Is there any no-pressure or low pressure alcohol stove that works well in a breeze? All the ones I have tried and made are very sensitive to air movement. I can see where a fully pressurized stove would make a difference, where the velocity of the jets is high relative to the wind speed. But if there are good designs for wind-resisting low-pressure stoves out there I'd love to know about them.
I figure a good, big windscreen is what really makes the difference in a breeze. That's what I'm going to work on next. I have an idea about hole placement I want to try on one of my conical windscreens. Didn't BPL or someone do some tests and establish a testing protocol for performance of alcohol stoves in wind, using a fan?Oct 23, 2013 at 11:01 pm #2037268
Wow. Can't beat the weight and compactness of that BPL set up! Did they ever publish any performance information?Oct 23, 2013 at 11:46 pm #2037283
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"Can't beat the weight and compactness of that BPL set up!"
I have one almost identical to this that I made a few years ago. For the alcohol container, I used a plastic 35mm film can, so it is shorter than the screw-cap bottle.
However, Esbit is the best for this kind of rig. There is virtually no fuel container weight, and it doesn't leak.
–B.G.–Oct 24, 2013 at 1:40 am #2037294
Franco DarioliBPL Member
@francoLocale: Tarptent
I only remembered the look of the stove.
Here is a nice video clip on it with some details :
When I was playing with the White Box stove and some of my own, I could get the flame to blossom a bit faster by slowly lowering the pot onto the stove.
From memory this was a bit hit and miss but you may want to try it anyway.
I made a very similar design to yours using a tuna can but in the end I preferred the 12-10 burner.
The Caldera Cone does work vewry well in the wind but I think it is the cone not the 12-10 that matters.Oct 24, 2013 at 7:12 am #2037320
I thought the "slowly lowering the pot onto the stove" trick was effective because it reflected heat back to the stove from the bottom of the pot. Somewhere I read you can speed up the warming of the stove a bit, by keeping your pot an inch or so off the flames during the pre-heat.
Elsewhere I've been told that painting the stove black with hi temp paint, also helps.
And lastly, there may be some effect of how far above the alcohol level, the holes are. I recently went from a two-rows of holes "supercat" design to a one-row of holes "simmercat" design. Instead of taking 30 seconds to preheat, it takes 60! The only difference I can think of, is that the holes in the new stove are a half inch higher than previously. This is a wild guess, and may be incorrect.
Regards compactness on a low-pressure side vent stove: get it too small, and you're in for a tippy setup. The BPL stove pictured above is nifty, but I'd not want to try and balance my pot on it. I'd prefer a fatter stove.Oct 24, 2013 at 7:30 am #2037325
Link .BPL Member
I have the one that BPL used to sell but I couldn't remember the name of it,thanks for posting it FrancoOct 24, 2013 at 7:34 am #2037326Oct 24, 2013 at 3:43 pm #2037519
Steven McAllisterBPL Member
@brooklynkayakLocale: South West US
I have found that the pressurized jet type stoves don't work well in wind, but then I've also found that most alcohol stoves don't work well in wind.
The one exception that I have found is the Zelph Super Stove type.
Something about that shape keeps the flame under the pot.
I have used the more popular Zelph Starlyte, but haven't had enough experience in wind to have an opinion.
@zelph, how do your various stoves compare wind wise?Oct 24, 2013 at 6:12 pm #2037588
Hikin' JimBPL Member
@hikin_jimLocale: Orange County, CA, USA
As a low-pressure side jet stove the pot is supported directly on the stove. Will boil 2 cups of water in a Foster's can in 9 minutes using just 15 ml of fuel. (Boil times based on camping stove industry standard of 70* F water, air and fuel at sea level.)
As a no-pressure updraft burner, the pot is supported separately about 2" above it. I use one of my conical windscreens with two stainless steel stakes through it. Will boil 2 cups of water in a Foster's can in 6 minutes using 20 ml of fuel.
That's interesting that it takes about 30% more fuel in updraft mode. It must be that contact with the pot is limiting the air inflow which makes it burn more slowly and efficiently.
Were windscreens used in both cases?Oct 24, 2013 at 8:34 pm #2037641
@zelph, how do your various stoves compare wind wise?
Steven, here is one that I found and I'll be back tomorrow with the StarLyte burner one that shows it burning in the wind and -13 degrees in cold Minnesota. All of my wick stoves perform well in the wind. The Cobalt Blue Soloist should do well also (low pressure).
Budlite Super Stove in the wind and coldOct 25, 2013 at 3:30 am #2037680
Steven McAllisterBPL Member
@brooklynkayakLocale: South West US
Re: "That's interesting that it takes about 30% more fuel in updraft mode."
It does make sense though. Unless all the heat from the bigger flame can be contained, it is going to shoot past the pot faster than it can be absorbed.
I have always leaned towards the slower burning stoves when I am concerned about weight.
I find that shallower wider pots are more efficient as well.
The Jetboil and other systems overcome this by adding heat exchange fins to help absorb much of this heat as it gets forced past the pot.
I wonder how many stove geeks have experimented with UL heat exchange fins on typical Heineken, grease pot and the many titanium backpacking pots?
I haven't been keeping up to date on the bplite forum. There seems to be a lot designed for canister stoves, but not much for alcohol.Oct 25, 2013 at 5:25 am #2037688
James MarcoBPL Member
@jamesdmarcoLocale: Finger Lakes
I did some experiments about 10-12 years ago with heat exchangers. I was looking to maximize heat transfer between a flame (any kind of stove) and the water inside.
Basically, it turns out that by the numbers, there was no difference between using a larger pot (8" diameter) and a smaller pot (4.25" diameter) with a heat exchanger. To the heat transfered into the water, they both looked like an 8" pot for heat transfer purposes.
The smaller the flame, the less efficient the heat transfer becomes, well to a degree, with heat exchangers. Again, it looks like the heat must first warm the exchanger for any usable heat transfer. And, for normal pots, a small flame allows for long heating times. This also allows long radiation times for the heat to escape the pot/water. I could boil water (210f for my purposes due to altitude) but it took about 15-18 minutes. With a blanket around the pot(3/8" foam cozy,) this was cut to 12min and about a 1/3oz of alcohol (.28oz average for 5 runs.) But it sort of ruined the foam. I tried this without a heat exchanger and got nearly the same results about .30oz per boil average. The heat exchanger wasn't doing anything significant. A little more playing around showed that the HE was actually working on excess heat. IE, you need a larger flame to make it work. The fuel penalty was slight, only about .32oz per boil(about a gram difference) for the reduction in time(about 10min,)about 40%.
Anyway, the heat exchanger and cozy only cut the heating time, not overall fuel usage…it was still about a 1/3oz after adjusting to a new burner. I concluded that this was soo close to minimum, that it really didn't matter. 1/2oz (~14-15g) for 2 cups was about as good as it gets in the field, though. For comparison, my WG stove gets about 10g/Liter under the same conditions, by spec (11 liters for 4oz.)
Anyway, it appears that the small stoves without a heat exchanger but with a cozy will max out at around 18 minutes and 1/3oz of fuel. With a heat exchanger and cozy, and a slightly larger burner, this goes down to about 10min on the same 1/3oz of fuel. Efficiency is higher due to time being less, but raw fuel usage remains about the same.
Basically, I believe that heat transfer rates, get maxed at about 1/3oz for two cups. Or, around 10g/500ml of 50C water. From there there are fuel differences, pot size/material/thickness differences, windscreen/cone differences, ambient temp differences, radiative heat losses, laminar flow build ups (probably some I am not thinking of,) that are just as important as a heat exchanger. Heat not only flows into a pot, it will flow out of a pot, simultaneously. But, constructing these things is easy in a lab, but they are difficult to set up in the field. The "fiddle factor" increases along with each additional component…along with overall weight.
A mid-sized grease pot with a built in "fresnell" style heat exchanger to increase the bottom area by about 15-20%, and a tight fitting wind screen is what I use on most camping trips. Either with an alcohol stove or WG stove, depending on the length of the trip. Not the best, but, certainly not the worst. Easy to carry and set up. Easy to use.Oct 25, 2013 at 6:44 am #2037696
@Heat not only flows into a pot, it will flow out of a pot, simultaneously.
It's my belief that a pot of water surrounded by constant 300 degree flames is constantly absorbing water until it reaches boiling temps and then at that point it will start losing heat via steam out the top but yet continues to absorb heat through the walls of the pot.Oct 25, 2013 at 12:07 pm #2037786
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"Heat not only flows into a pot, it will flow out of a pot, simultaneously."
Heat generally flows from a point of high heat to a point of low heat. Why would it go both ways at once?
"It's my belief that a pot of water surrounded by constant 300 degree flames is constantly absorbing water until it reaches boiling temps and then at that point it will start losing heat via steam out the top but yet continues to absorb heat through the walls of the pot."
Where does the pot absorb water from? This doesn't make any sense.
–B.G.–Oct 25, 2013 at 12:39 pm #2037795
James MarcoBPL Member
@jamesdmarcoLocale: Finger Lakes
"@Heat not only flows into a pot, it will flow out of a pot, simultaneously.
It's my belief that a pot of water surrounded by constant 300 degree flames is constantly absorbing water until it reaches boiling temps and then at that point it will start losing heat via steam out the top but yet continues to absorb heat through the walls of the pot."
I think you meant heat in the above.
Anyway, energy is a two way street, If it radiats less than it absorbs, we say it heats up.Oct 25, 2013 at 3:03 pm #2037828
There was a light drizzle, 100% humidity when I did the tests outside the vestibule. One of the photos submitted shows the moisture on the outside of the pot being absorbed.Oct 25, 2013 at 5:27 pm #2037867
M BMember
Not referring to Dans stove.
But just because a stove stays lit in a wind, doesnt mean a thing if all the heat is blowing away. It happens, even to cannister stoves that people think they dont need a windscreen for.
With a decent windscreen, wind isnt an issue. I often arrange my foodbag, water bottles, and other items around my stove to block any breezes. Really bad conditions, sleeping pad works fantastic, just dont get it too close.
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Blue's twisted tales 2
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Jill breaks my heart
Do I love you? I thought I did. Just infatuation.
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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by VirusX, Jun 14, 2006.
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Cool video. Loved that you paired the new Tool with it.
Outstanding work!
Much appreciated!
Makes me want the season to start tomorrow!
Ya, I like that song too much not to do a video with it. I like the unpredictability of the rhythm.
Thanks a lot for the compliments and feedback.
Very nice, thank you sir!
FileFront link up, contains.
Doomsday 2006 & A New Era Begins.
Loved the music, and video!!!
Very, very good. Best football team in the world paired up with the best band in the world. Very nicely done!
:worthy2: Thank you both!
Man Terry Glenn must suffer from paranoid delusions. He's always juking invisible men!
He still rocks though .
Good vid, thanks!
My favorite team playing along side my favorite band?? Im wetting my pants over here, nice selection of music! You sir, are the MAN!!
I was just reminded why we havnt given up on Julius.
that end around with Glenn- I watched LA miss every single block- he tried to hit 3 guys and missed all of them. OUCH.
i love watchin that flea flicker vs the cheifs. Its awesome when barber pitches it back and you see the whole crowd behind bledsoe just stand up, watch glenn burn both of the db's and in perfect stride make the catch is awesome. And watching that reverse to glenn makes me realize that getting rid of allen was good. Theres 3 people around him and glenn and he misses all of them, and the one guy just bumps right into him almost making the tackle
Also on the reverse, look at Key Blocking...
Great video
Thanks everyone. Glad you guys like it.
Sweet Virus, I like the use of still pics and videos. :starspin


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