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I am suffering from hair loss from the age of 20. I want to know whether its because of my genes or because of the water or because of masturbating frequently.
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I just bought one to initially use for a fishing shirt this summer. After I got it home and wore it around a little bit, I'm actually thinking about replacing the Cap 2 zip-neck I am planning on using for my CT thru-hike with the Air Strip.
Anyone else wear the Air Strip Lite for summer backpacking trips?Mar 1, 2012 at 6:59 pm #1847611
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I use their Geotrekr. I think its just the short sleeve version. White button down shirts are the way to go.Mar 1, 2012 at 8:58 pm #1847664
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The only problem I have with it is that it's way baggy. I had to get a medium because the arm's on the small weren't long enough.Mar 1, 2012 at 9:01 pm #1847667
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I sent mine back pretty soon after I got it. The fit was all wrong for me…way too baggy in the torso area and the sleeves were too short… That was a bummer too because I really wanted to like the shirt.
If it fits you though and you like it, I would say it would be a reliable shirt for a thru hike. Pretty much all of the reviews I had read on the shirt before/after I bought mine seemed to be good (which is why I ordered it). And after handling it, the shirt seemed to be well constructed, like it would stand up to some hard use. Just my opinion though.
EDIT: I see that you posted while I was typing my response. I see that you have the same experience with it too…
As baggy as mine was on me there was no way that I would go up another size. The sleeves may have suited me better on a larger size, but then the torso would have definitely swallowed me whole… I think a medium with the XL sleeves might be a good fit for me, and I really don't have long arms…Mar 2, 2012 at 2:34 am #1847726
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I like it. I got mine last season and have put it to some use. Compared to Cap 2, the airstrip isn't as breezy but better in direct sun IMO. The fabric is thin and light and will absorb a bit of sweat to help cool you off some. I think the baggy fit is a good thing for hot weather as more air gets circulated as you move. The sun protection is excellent, I didn't get burnt at all. Hmm, what else. Oh, I did find its not 100% skeeter proof. I got a couple of bites around my shoulders where the fabric was draped close to my skin, but it was just a few. I'll say 97% skeeter resistant lol. One more thing, it dries fast. I washed it at 6pm and hung it up overnight. It was bone dry in the morning.
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I have one. I actually wear it 3 seasons, but in summer I make sure to bring a camp shirt to change in to. If you sweat like I do on the trail, you will understand. But for me at least, any shirt is going to be like that, so I like this shirt because it is light, comfortable, and dries fast.
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So I know when I was on the market for a new car, I did so much searching on the internet.
Searched Youtube like crazy, and hit up many different forums.
Well I came across wrxtuners on here and SmirfinWrx on youtube.
Well you guys are who pushed me into getting a subaru and helped me continue to strive for my long search on getting into a wrx.
Well I think it is about time to start a thread all about why did you pick subaru, Why did you pick an Impreza, and the most important part, Why this crazy, sexy, big asses, loud WRX or STI.
For me, of course, was its Turbo, great handling, and super sexy.
Also on the top of my list is price for repair parts, Modification parts, and quantity of aftermarket parts I can find.
Everyone was like Honda, they are cheap, lots of parts, and CHEAP.
Well I am a very big believer in you pay for what you get.
Cheap = Crap(Honda)
Now that I have my Rex and get to drive her and now even better I am at STAGE1 and soon STAGE 2. It is BY FAR the best car I have ever owned and I will always be a subaru family from here on out!!
So guys let me hear you stories of what go you behind the wheel of baby!!!
Because I couldn't afford a Evolution...or a Ferrari.
It's a practical performance car, with all sorts of upside potential:
1. 4 doors (I have kids),
2. Practical ride height (no crawling) over speed bumps), and
3. It's AWD capable in the snow and dirt (doesn't have to be garaged when winter comes around).
[quote=LW_Black4;390489]It's a practical performance car, with all sorts of upside potential:
1. 4 doors (I have kids),
2. Practical ride height (no crawling) over speed bumps), and
3. It's AWD capable in the snow and dirt (doesn't have to be garaged when winter comes around).[/quote]
4. Because we look way cooler driving them.!Thumbs Up
I've always loved Subaru's, the power and capability of the cars. The fact that its a 250+hp sports car with room for 4 and eventually room for car seats.
And I do look pretty cool driving it FOL
And for the beach time....
For me it was turbo awd.
My top picks were Wrx or EVO, even tho diamond star did me wrong numerous times.
Came down to cost and wham!!!$5500 later, I was in my first Wrx.
Mostly for the awd oh and fun to drive
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circa 2004...The closest Subaru dealership doubled as a Mazda dealership. My next door neighbor's friend was a salesman (about the same age as me) and I was in the market for a car. I would see and hear his WRX wagon whenever he stopped by my neighbor's house. I had liked Subarus but was more into 4x4 trucks at the time. I was really trying to obtain a Mazda 6 with a big motor (3.0L I think) and a manual transmission (next to impossible without obtaining some sort of premium package, in L.A. at least).
I had just experienced the last straw with my '89 Jeep Cherokee. It had a great chassis and indestructible engine (4.0L I6). But with a normal operating temperature of 210 degrees F and a sealed, pressurized cooling system, the plastic reservoir would crack and vent boiled fluid immediately after replacement (replaced it 3 separate times, each time with the parts counter rep just smiling at me when I asked why the plastic reservoirs couldn't be found anywhere but the dealership). But the last straw was the trail of ATF fluid I left over a 2 mile stretch (trying keep my momentum and coast back to my neighborhood). There was no way I was going to rebuild the transmission just to deal with that poorly engineered cooling system again.
So I took my sister and went to see my buddy. Upon arriving, I saw the used cars lined up at the front of the dealership. Two WRB WRXs staring right at me. I turned to my sister and said, "we will be taking home one of these tonight."
I proceeded to discuss Mazda 6 sedans with my buddy, going through packages, etc. He was nice enough to search for the exact package I wanted. To my surprise, he actually located a "stripper" 3.0L with a manual transmission. It was about 100 miles away and it would take a couple days to deliver. We talked price and financing. He had to talk with his sales manager about it. I said that my sister and I would go look at some cars outside while we waited.
Now I know that there are at least 3 pairs of eyes on everyone who is walking around the lot "by themselves". So, I meandered through the Mazda 3s and Forresters at a leisurely pace, while actually trying to get different visual angles on the two used WRXs. After about 15 minutes, my buddy came out just as I had approached my targets. I asked him nonchalantly about them. He said one had about 40k miles but had just received a new engine and transmission. The other one had about 22k and was a lease return by an "older guy". That sealed it for me, I was taking it for a test drive. Someone else could have the new engine and transmission.
It was hard to keep a poker face after that, but I did. I then suggested that I was curious as to what the financing could be on the WRX compared to the Mazda 6. There were no special APRs on the WRX but I talked him down about 10% on the price. It ended up being a favorable deal, and we closed it.
I will keep my WRX until the day I die. ;)
Because back in 2002 nobody had a WRX. In Dallas you would go months at a time without seeing another one. Go figure now. :(
Same reason I bought the Genesis, because they are an uncommon/rare car on the road.
I have liked the wrx since they came out here in 02....always wanted one.
Finally got one a few years ago, my favorite body stile (04-05). Got a good deal on it, paid 8500 with 77k miles on it (bank booked it at 16k at the time)
I fell in love with the car, i live in South Dakota, we have some harsh winters sometimes. I like the fact that i can have an all-in-one car.
4 doors for the kid to get in and out easy, awd for the winters, and of course the performance aspect of it. Running vf39 now with supporting mods, and i have to say its the most fun car i have ever driven..
I loved the car even before it came to Canada. And when it ultimately arrived, it was introduced with this commercial:
WRX 2002 Commercial #2
[url=http://youtu.be/i7xFJ8yefRA]WRX 2002 commercial #2 - YouTube[/url]
[B]I was smitten then![/B]
I wanted a EVO, but saw that they nickel and dime you for everything. At the time I thought I couldn't afford a STI or EVO price tag. Less than a year into owning my WRX TR...I wanted a STI and I had my STI paid off before trading it in. Score!! I've been in love with it every since. Including driving a co-worker home on roads that had 3" of snow on them with my blizzaks on. I drove down his unshoveled driveway, turned around at the bottom, and he said "You might be stuck...trying to drive back out of this." I smiled and drove right back out without a slip of the tire. He told me later that he was so impressed with my car.
My first choice I was pondering was a 2012 Mazdaspeed 3. I test drove one and impressed. Then, BAM!! I remember how much I loved the sound of the boxer engine. I quickly left the Mazda dealership and went to Subaru. I saw the sexiest SWP 2012 hatch looking at me. I test drove the beast and quickly fell in love with the AWD handling and power of the car. I threw the salesman the keys to my RX8 and told him to get the paperwork started. 4 months later, stage2 and loving it even more.
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It's obvious from his letter that he will vote for at least a "Universal Background Check." He left everything else open so it's hard to say what his stance is on other restrictions.
To the OP. Have you forwarded that letter locally to every pro 2A person you know in the election district. You send it to two people, they send it to two people, ..... well it goes expedential.
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My pace was rather fast as I stride up to the guild with Arsinoe following quietly. To say I was not pleased about her disobeying me again was an understatement. I think Arsinoe knew that since for once she kept her mouth shut. It wasnt just her that was bothering me though. It was also the fact I had been summoned. Summoned! Like a dog.
I ground my teeth as I walk. There was no request of my presence just a brief message from another assassin. 'The Grand Master summons you to his quaters'.
Maybe punching the messenger had been a bit harsh but I just felt angry. I think thats what showed Arsinoe to quieten which she did so eventually after a few little questions to which I had snapped a reply. She herself know that even though I was angry I would hold my tongue about it and it was a lesson she had learned when I had stood watching her clean every inch of our living quarters a little way off from the guild.
We reached the Grand Masters room and I walked in without even bothering to knock.
"What is happening?!" snapped the Doc.
"I-I don't know" Riley stuttered in reply. I tried to open my eyes but I couldn't. I was still seeing my ancestors memories. I was still stuck in the past. "We're losing connection"
"Then get her out" the Doc yelled angrily.
"I-I'm trying. She won't let me" Riley replied quickly. "We're losing her"
"Stop her. We need that information!"
"I-I can't..... We've... We've lost her. She's on her own"
I saw two others as I walked in. One was lent against the wall in the corner with the scent of blood drifting over from where he stood. "Grand Master" I say passing the second man with barely a glance and coming to a stop in front of him.
"Ah, Aliera... and Arsinoe. Nice of you to finally join us" he says a little impatiently. I clench my jaw and nod while Arsinoe almost sticks to my back like glue. She had met the Grand Master before and like all he sent crawls up her spine. She wouldnt admit she was frightened of him, yet neither would I, she was too stubborn for that.
"Aliera? Like Aliera Sunay" the second man says. I glance over at him taking in the mask covering his face and the black robes before rolling my eyes turning my gaze back to the Grand Master.
"That's me" I sigh.
"Hmmph, I've heard of you for when you apparently got shot by an arrow after risking a straight run over a roof" he continues.
I'm about to turn to snap back a comment when the Grand Master speaks, "That's enough, William. Although you seem to prefer 'the eagle' these days"
I scoff at that. "Such a roman name" I mutter. "Bet the person who gave you that thought you were dispicable"
"Aliera!" the Grand master snaps and I wince quieting. Then I realise the guy in the corner hasnt spoken and I glance over at him again briefly. "Moving on then. I brought you all hear for a task. I need you to gather information on the location of a map that shows the locations to some keys"
"I have the map you sent me for but it doesnt hold locations" William speaks.
"Yes, which is why we need this other map. The reason I have gathered you all is because the templars are involved and a very powerful one. I cannot send one of you alone" the Grand Master says.
"I work alone" the man in the corner says.
"I do too" William adds.
"You know I only work solo or with Arsinoe occassionally. What's happening here?" I question.
"It's too much for just one of you but together it might work" the Grand Master says turning and pacing over to gaze out a window. "I'm sending Amun to follow a man named Ramond who is apparently helping the templers bring in shipments of weapons to arm troops without the authority of the city or the roman legion. He is to be silenced but not until we get out the information as to the location of his masters in the city"
The Grand Master gives a pointed look to the man in the corner who after a few moments nods slowly. Then the Grand Master addresses me. "Is your apprentice trained enough to listen in on a meeting?"
I glance at Arsinoe who looks back at me pleading then nod to the master quickly.
"Then she is to go to the end roads and listen in on the meeting of two troops. Find how many weapons they have so we can know what they're arranging. Now, William and Aliera... you shall be working together" I tense but hold my tongue as does William. "A man named Denry is to deliver a letter a little after noon. He will pass through the market. You are to retrieve this letter"
I glance at the sun through the window. "Its almost noon now" I point out.
"Then you better get going"
All with a nod we begin to leave and I will say... I am so not happy about this.


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Stephen Dias, insurance analyst at Goldman Sachs, said Sun Alliance's timing probably reflected the fact that 1994 was overall a very profitable year for the company, so it was a good time to take the hit.
The losses arise from the steep rise in house repossessions in the early 1990s after the collapse of the property market. Mortgage indemity insurance protects the lender from losses on the top slice of a loan that is in default, where the value of the property has fallen below the amount advanced by the lender. Sun Alliance is the leader in the field, with a market share estimated at 20-25 per cent.
Yesterday's announcement was largely a change in how the group accounts for losses on that business.
In the past, it recognised a loss only when the claim came in, but the new basis projects losses based on the number of mortgages in arrears that are projected to become repossessions.
Legal & General was the first to change to this basis of accounting for the losses, making an £84m provision in 1992.
The other principal companies in the market - Royal Insurance and Eagle Star - have yet to make provisions on the arrears basis.
A spokesman for Eagle Star said it had been putting aside £12m-£13m a quarter to cover mortgage indemnity claims. Royal has been tracking the losses on a similar basis and is expected to lose £40m-£45m on mortgage indemnity business in the year to March.
Trevor May at BZW said the total cost to British insurers of mortgage indemnity business was likely to reach about £3bn by 1997.
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It would honestly depend where the first rounder is. If it's a top ten pick, then probably not. But if it's in the bottom ten of the first round and you want a solid offensive defenseman with size and a physical game, then I'd pull the trigger. The pick will never likely match Franson's production and will take 2-5 years to make the big show, and then more to develop.
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I love the report that Franson may be on the move. Obviously it hasn't happened yet, but I was pretty sure Franson was a lock to be a Leaf again next season. If I'm a Leaf fan, I take that comment as a compliment.
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The plastic equipment, materials and resins sector in Colombia has excellent growth potential for three reasons: it is an untapped market, it is competitive internationally and it has low investment barriers. The plastics sector is one of the most important Colombian industrial clusters because it is a value added export segment. Including equipment, materials and resins, the plastics sector represented US$2.2 billion in 2008, with a growth rate of 14.2 percent. This market represents approximately one percent of the total Colombian GDP.
The sector reflects the growth of the Colombian economy which peaked in 2007 at 7.7%, showing steady increases in 2005 of 4.7% and 6.8% in 2006. This positive growth was due to improved security conditions and high commodity prices for principal exports such as oil and coal, which attracted greater Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and stimulated internal demand for goods and services. The global financial crisis began to affect the Colombian economy in 2008 when GDP growth dropped to 2.5% despite FDI reaching a record level of US$10.5 billion dollars. The outlook for GDP growth in 2009 is flat or even negative one percent and FDI is expected to decline sharply as well.
The United States is the market leader followed by Mexico, South Korea and Brazil. The implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA) will have a positive effect on the industry as costs related to U.S. imports will decline and thereby make these products even more competitive internally and externally. Colombia will eliminate tariffs on 60 percent of resin and manufactured plastic exports immediately upon implementation of the agreement. Tariffs on another four percent of exports will be eliminated over five years, and tariffs on 30 percent will be eliminated over seven years. Only six percent of U.S. plastics exports will be subject to ten-year staging in Colombia.
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In Colombia the plastics industry uses a wide variety of resins. Domestic producers account for 92% of the resins consumption. Resins produced in Colombia and imported include:
• Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE)
• Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE)
• Medium Density Polyethylene (MDPE)
• High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
• Some Methallocenes
• Homopolymer of Propylene
• Copolymers of Propylene
• Suspensions and Emulsion PVC's
• All purpose and high impact Polystyrenes
• Polyethylene Terephtalate resins for films and sheets (PET)
Colombian industry consumed 714,000 tons of plastic resins in 2005. In 2006, consumption grew 10% reaching 785,000 tons and in 2007 it reached 876,000 tons which represents an annual growth rate of 11.6%. The demand for resins in Colombia in 2007 was concentrated in Polyethylene (34%), Propylene Polymers (25%), Vinyl Polychlorides (21%), Polystyrenes (6.6%) and PET (5.8%).
Colombia's local production of conventional Polyethylene (LDPE) is supplied by a single plant with a production capacity of 56,000 tons per year. Imports cover the balance of the demand. Local production of resins such as Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) is sufficient to fulfill most of the domestic demand that reached 182,000 tons in 2007. The same is true for Polystyrenes. Likewise, Polyethylene Terephtalate (PET) resins used to manufacture disposable and non-disposables containers are manufactured in Colombia in sufficient quantity to cover market demand. The total local production figures increased marginally each year and were approximately US$1.6 billion (2008), US$1.4 billion (2007) and US$1.2 billion (2006). In sum, between 2006 and 2008, Colombia's local industry supplied 50% of the market demand. The other 50% was covered by imports, which creates a significant market opportunity for U.S. suppliers.
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text: IRVING, Texas, June 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Disruptive cyber-attacks are becoming more effective at breaching security defenses, causing major disruption and sometimes bringing down organizations for whole working days, according to a new global study from BT. The research reveals that 41 percent of organizations globally were hit by Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks over the past year, with three quarters of those (78 percent) targeted twice or more in the year. DDoS attacks are seen as a key concern by more than three-quarters of US organizations (78 percent). This is higher even than the global average (58 percent). The new study explores attitudes to and preparedness for DDoS attacks of IT managers from organizations in eleven countries and regions around the world. It reveals that while most US organizations (72 percent) have a response plan in place should a DDoS attack occur, only a quarter are convinced that they have sufficient resources in place to counteract an attack (26 percent). DDoS attacks can cause major disruption for organizations; they can take down an organization's website, overwhelm a datacenter or generally cause networks to grind to a halt and become unusable. They are also increasingly becoming more complex and difficult for organizations to fend off. Almost six in ten (59 percent) of those polled agree that DDoS attacks are becoming more effective at subverting their organization's IT security measures. Attackers are often adopting hybrid, or multi-vector, attack tactics which involve attacks through multiple platforms. These have increased by two-fifths (41 percent) during the past year. Multi-vector attacks pose increased complexity and risk as they involve multiple attack methods deployed simultaneously. These often require a dedicated mitigation team to track and combat the threat across multiple fronts, as automated systems are less likely to be able to offer adequate protection.


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An exquisitely stupid 'news' report in yesterday's Daily Mail began thus: "Scientists have unveiled a genetically modified cow whose milk they claim is healthier, triggering fresh alarm over the growth of 'Frankenstein foods'". It quoted Dr Helen Wallace of Genewatch: "As with all GM technology, there is potential for unintended consequences".
What actually happened is worthy of an international long weekend. Over to the Sydney Morning Herald: "In separate breakthroughs, researchers have created a calf that, when it becomes a cow, will produce milk that can be drunk by people who are lactose-intolerant. Milk from a second animal, when adult, will contain high levels of the kind of healthy fat found in fish ... Geneticists have introduced a gene into cow embryos that causes lactose, the principal sugar in dairy products, to break down into other types of sugar that are more easily digestible by humans."
Two great breakthroughs, then. First, milk that can be had by those who are lactose-intolerant; second, ultra-nutritious milk that has additional benefits through omega oils. Imagine what this could do in the developing world in particular. Hurrah for humanity!
But not in the miserabilist, hysterical, ignorant and myopic worldview of the Mail. They prefer Dr Wallace's hatred of unintended consequences. But that hatred is mere superstition; and like all superstition, it must be confronted. What we have here is faith – belief without evidence – in the precautionary principle: better safe than sorry. This vile habit of mind transfers the duty of care from those who oppose change to those who propose change, and asks the latter to stop experimenting on the basis of what we do not know rather what we do.
The precautionary principle is inhumane, counter-productive, and extremely risky. Its superstitious opposition to human intervention in nature – for instance, with stem cell research – often increases suffering needlessly. It causes rogue rather than regulated scientists to take up the cause of human progress. And it hugely limits the likelihood that great discoveries will be made.
If the scientists of yore had succumbed to the false temptations of precaution, you wouldn't be reading this now. Nor would we have the planes, trains, phones and vaccines that make modernity modern. Throughout history, intellectual bravery and a thirst for new knowledge have driven mankind forward, when hysteria and superstition have obstinately held us back.
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Molecular genetics and cytogenetics have improved the quality and amount of genetic information available. The process has significantly affected cattle, due to their importance in the economy and culture of many countries for meat and milk. As demands for these goods increase, modern technologies in immunogenetics, cytogenetics, biochemical and molecular genetics create optimistic expectations for the future. This text provides information on research in these areas,and should be of interest to academics and those in the cattle industry.
"Collects essential data concerning cattle genetics and brings together previously disparate areas of research. Early chapters cover the systematics and phylogeny of cattle, domestication, and factorial genetics, followed by chapters on biochemical polymorphism, immunogenetics and disease resistance, genome structure, and gene mapping. Later chapters are devoted to genetics applied to cattle improvement. Standard genetic nomenclature for cattle and cattle breeds is presented. The editors are affiliated with the Technical University of Munich, Germany, and the University of New England, Australia."--SciTech Book News
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| Henvdemon Of The Sun chapter 1 . 7/24/2011
Back off dude forbidden is mine.
| Cylon One chapter 1 . 4/1/2011
An interesting premise.
I certainly hope the adventure takes off soon.
Just wasn't much to this start.
| Susan M. M chapter 1 . 11/13/2010
Good beginning. Looking forward to seeing the rest of it.
| Evil Riggs chapter 1 . 11/9/2010
Certainly not the strangest crossover I've seen, but it approaches it. So far, there's not much to go on; hell, half of the chapter is disclaimer and footnote. This could definitely leave off on a less narratively ambiguous note.
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Slimmer Library: Debian Switches to EGLIBC
As Debian developer and package manager Aurélien Jarno says in a recent blog, Debian will soon switch from the standard GNU C library to the slimmer EGLIBC.
The Embedded GLIBC (EGLIBC) is an embedded system variant of the GNU C Library (GLIBC). Unlike GLIBC substitutes such as uClibc used up to now, EGLIBC provides optimum compatibility with the standard GLIBC so that embedded device developers can use the same GLIBC as with usual computers.
In his blog, Aurélien outlines the "nice points" for open development of EGLIBC, including that it's in a stabler branch for direct patch inclusion than the standard GLIBC. If EGLIBC were to completely replace GLIBC in Debian, the worst case would be compability issues of Debian packages in other distros. As of now, it's not yet clear if or when Ubuntu will switch to the slimmer EGLIBC.
Backers for EGLIBC consist of a consortium including FreeScale, MIPS, Montavista and Wind River, all having a strong interest in embedded devices on Linux.
Linux giant OS?"Linux has grown up very giant OS in years and mostly because it's design is a old fashion monolith OS."
Give me a break, windows 7 requires over 17GB while Linux only 2GB, so talk about giant OSes!
Linux old fashioned?? Another lame argument
How about OS then?
Debian seems to want to make system slimmer as possible. If they are now switching the most important system library to slimmer version, are they planning to switch linux operating system (kernel) to hurd as default too? Linux has grown up very giant OS in years and mostly because it's design is a old fashion monolith OS.
I believe that Debian should do as this far, offer multiple versions of the distribution. One version with Hurd OS and one, and the current default one with the Linux OS. Same thing with this system library, with glibc and this new C library.
Do not care about Ubuntu. It ain't doing anything special, just following what Debian does. Debian is the power and the source of Ubuntu's success and if Debian makes the choise, Ubuntu is forced to follow it, if it was to try to keep up the quality what they have (Thanks to Debian!!!). Ubuntu just flies under the Debian's wing.
The other distributions are the problematic question. Debian is needed to have compatibility to them and this is the great feature of Debian, it wants to be a Libre!
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The only man I could consistently rely on as a child has finally let me down.
The greatest travesty that could be committed at Christmas has been done by none other than Terry himself.
That's right, he is shrinking his Chocolate Orange…by 10 per cent!
Everyone's favourite thing to whack and unwrap will be staying the same price due to rising ingredients costs, the Daily Mail reports.
Who do we blame? Brexit? Trump?
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The popular stocking filler appears to have been reduced from 175g to 157g in recent months, with fans outraged at Mondelez International which took over Terry's in 2012 and moved production from York to Poland.
The company, who are being accused of ruining British chocolate, has also been lambasted for sneakily reducing the number of Creme Eggs and Curly Wurlys in its multi-packs while keeping the price the same.
He's right, Terry's Chocolate tangerine just doesn't have the same ring to it.
Terry's Chocolate Orange is shrinking. So then. Anyone for a Terry's Chocolate Tangerine? Nope, it's just not the same is it.
— Ian Hardy (@Hotegofi) October 8, 2016
The real victim of this is my mum, who is now going to have to purchase double the chocolate orange. I can't imagine Dawn French is too chuffed either (wherever she is).
Someone wake me up from this nightmare.
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Faces of Right Ventricular Failure, An Issue of Cardiology Clinics, Volume 30-2
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Although heart failure typically begins with the left side of the heart, it is also important for cardiologists to understand right-sided heart failure, which is the inability of the right side of the heart to adequately pump venous blood into the pulmonary circulation. Right heart failure causes a back-up of fluid in the body, resulting in swelling and edema. This issue covers the normal right ventricle (RV), imaging of the RV, RV failure in a variety of settings, and tratmen tof RV failure, including interventions.
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Les Oliviers with WiFi & Stunning pool, walking distance to village – Home 201433 Gite
- 1 bedroom
- 2 sleeps
- min stay varies
Les Oliviers with WiFi & Stunning pool, walking distance to village – Home 201433
- Gite
- 1 bedroom
- sleeps 2
- min stay varies
Top Review
Gite / 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 2
Key Info
- Nearest beach 90 km
- Swimming pool
- Not suitable for children
- Car advised
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
We built our traditional Provençal style house with two gites adjacent and a B&B room all which share the lovely 10m x 5m heated infinity pool and landscaped gardens.
The two gites are side by side, cleverly designed to keep their privacy yet making the most of the beautiful gardens and views. Each having its own individual colour scheme and both having their own private terraces with dining area and BBQ. There is plenty of space by the pool where sun beds and parasols are provided, we often take early evening drinks with the gite guests in the pool house, enjoying a chilled glass of local rosé, an ideal time to obtain tips and recommendations to get the best from your stay. Free WiFi is included. A meal on arrival can also be arranged - please ask for details.
Location description from owner
The Luberon region
The Luberon is also known for its delightful villages
We built our traditional Provençal style house with two gites adjacent and a B&B room all which share the lovely 10m x 5m heated infinity pool and landscaped gardens.
The two gites are side by side, cleverly designed to keep their privacy yet making the most of the beautiful gardens and views. Each having its own individual colour scheme and both having their own private terraces with dining area and BBQ. There is plenty of space by the pool where sun beds and parasols are provided, we often take early evening drinks with the gite guests in the pool house, enjoying a chilled glass of local rosé, an ideal time to obtain tips and recommendations to get the best from your stay. Free WiFi is included. A meal on arrival can also be arranged - please ask for details.
Location description from owner
The Luberon region
The Luberon is also known for its delightful villages such as Lourmarin, Menerbes, Lacoste and Bonnieux, the latter made famous by Peter Mayle's 'A year in Provence' all have their own individual charm.
Gordes is a stunning perched village (19 kms), where you can visit the Abbey de Senanque, the Chateau de Gordes and the village des bories.
The Colorado Provencal runs from Rustrel to Roussillon where the quarried ochre is used in the colouring of its houses.
Provence is renowned for its markets; there is one to be found almost every day of the week providing an overwhelming choice of mouth watering fresh produce together with Provencal gifts and souvenirs. One of the largest takes place in Apt every Saturday, one of our favourites is at Coustellet on a Sunday, where all the produce sold is grown locally. Others of note include Forcalquier on Mondays and St Remy de Provence on Thursdays.
Fontaine de Vaucluse (32kms), is a popular tourist village and also the source of the River Sorgue where you can either kayak or canoe to L'Isle sur La Sorgue, the antiques capital of Provence.
The historic walled city of Avignon (55kms), the gateway to Provence offers a wide selection of attractions including Palais des Papes, occupied by the Popes during the 14th Century, Pont St-Bénézet, the bridge mentioned in the rhyme 'Sur le pont d'Avignon' as well as a host of museums, churches and an array of boutiques, shops and restaurants. The world famous Avignon Festival takes place in July.
Les Baux de Provence (64kms) is a very popular tourist attraction with nearly two million visitors a year. This dramatic fortress sits on a spur of the Alpilles with views across to the Camargue, a vast flat wetland famous for its flamingos, black bulls and white horses. Be sure to visit the Cathedrale D'Image whilst there too.
This spectacular range of mountains rises over 1000 metres. At Mourre Nègre reached by foot, there are fine views towards Digne, the Durance valley and Apt basin, whilst in the far distance the L'Etang de Berre (next to Marseille airport!) and Mont Ventoux can also be seen. As well as lavender fields there is a fort at Buoux, where the cliff faces are world famous for rock climbing.
The cosmopolitan town of Aix en Provence (65kms) is a must with its impressive buildings, up market boutiques and café atmosphere. Marseille (93kms), France's premier port and oldest major city, centred on the Vieux Port, offers an insight into the multi cultural side of France as well as excellent shopping and dining experiences including bouillabaisse, a seafood gastronomy.
The Roman cities of Orange (68kms), Arles (83kms) and Nimes (98kms) are all worth visiting.
This unspoilt village has a population of just over 2000 people, many of whom live here throughout the year, making it more vibrant out of season than some of it's more touristy neighbours. It is a true Provencal village retaining much character dominated by a medieval ruined castle with its ramparts and towers and the 17th Century Windmill. Narrow streets, old stone houses with their original doors, water fountains and a central square, which is shaded by plane trees, all create a peaceful ambience.
The village has a market on Tuesday where you can buy fresh local produce as well as Provencal gifts, wine and clothing. There are also traditional 'fetes' celebrated, when there are displays of art, antiques and flowers in the village as well as the famous 'Vide Grenier' (similar to a car boot sale), which takes place annually on Bastille Day. The Fete Votive, three evenings of music and dancing takes place in August.
There are three bars, two hotels and five restaurants providing casual and more formal dining. An excellent Charcuterie, two Boulangeries and a 'Spar' supermarket offer a wide variety of products and there is also a chemist, Post Office, cash machine and newsagents.
The area, has been noted for its Olive Oil and the local Moulin, which has a small gift shop, is just outside the village as you approach from Apt. Sylla, the local wine co-operative sells excellent Cote du Luberon and Cote du Ventoux wines. It also has an excellent gift shop and 'Cheese' restaurant.
Locally to the village it is possible to indulge in a wide range of leisure pursuits, including tennis, horse riding, paragliding, cycling and hiking.
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Bed & bathroom
- Bedroom 1: Double Bed
- 1 Shower room
- Wi-Fi available
- Shared outdoor pool (heated)
- Shared garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Iron
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:16:00, Check out time:10:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
View Policy
House rules
About the owner
David & Karen T.
- Response rate:
- 89%
- Calendar updated::
- 20 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 5
- Based in:
- France
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English, French
This Gite has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and sleeps 2. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 16 Jan 2012. Located in Apt, it has 50 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £595 to £975.
The Owner has a response rate of 89% and the property's calendar was last updated on 20 May 2017.
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Guest reviews
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50 reviews
- Excellent
- 49
- Very Good
- 1
- Average
- 0
- Poor
- 0
- Terrible
- 0
"Our little piece of heaven for 2 weeks"
Weather wonderful. Our Gite had everything we could have wanted including WiFi and a change of bedding and towels if you are staying for 2 weeks. As an added extra, Karen can provide a delicious meal on arrival and this year, David left a few local wines in our wine rack (at a very reasonable cost) just to keep us going! There is so much to see and do whether it's the big towns or smaller villages and hamlets you want to explore, vineyards, walking or cycling or simply lying by the pool, it has it all. David and Karen are very knowledgable and can provide you with any information you may require and will also make restaurant suggestions and reservations. We are now about to book our flights for next year!
Owner's reply: Dear I&S, Thanks for your kind comments and compliments!We are glad to know you enjoy our little corner of paradise as much as we do!!See you next year. D&K
"The perfect relaxing holiday in Provence"
This was our third visit to Les Oliviers, and already we have booked for a fourth! The location is ideal, within walking distance of St Saturnin, winch is a pretty non-touristy small town with everything you would want. Three or four restaurants, one of which is especially good; two boulangeries; a Spa grocer; and a couple of bars. The gite itself is very well equipped; and the pool beautiful. David and Karen are the perfect hosts - helpful and friendly, always ready to advise on places to visit and the best places to eat; but never intrusive.
Owner's reply: Dear F&B, Thank you for your comments, its good to know everything is to your satisfaction, we look forward to when you return.D&K
"Exceeds All Expectations"
Les Cerisiers proved to be a very fortunate excellent find for us. My wife and I are highly experienced travelers in France for over 30 years (more than 40 visits). We believe we know the country well and how to select good lodging. But you never really know until you get there. Although the website for Les Cerisiers was very thorough and showed what looked to be an excellent choice at very fair costs, our actual experience EXCEEDED our expectations. The town of Saint Saturnin is a very lovely, less tourist trodden village but in good proximity to many Provencal sites to visit. David and Karen have built a beautiful property in a wonderful setting less than 10 minutes walk to center of village but affording quiet and fantastic views of the mountains and sunsets. The accommodations are sparkling clean, well appointed and with modern technology including perhaps the best kitchen appliances, utensils and other fittings that we have ever used in a rental setting. The pool is magnificent. The Taylors provide excellent, warm reception and hospitality and the nightly ritual of cocktails at the pool with the hosts and other guests was much fun but strictly voluntary. David and Karen were a wealth of information and always wanted to help make your trip more enjoyable. They obviously enjoy repeat customers as the other guests on the property had returned 3 or more times and we hope to do the same. We were at the property for 2 weeks on this trip. Book this property before it becomes impossible to break into the Club! Steven and Martha Ann S.
Owner's reply: Dear Steven & Martha Ann, Thanks for taking the time to add your review. We delighted we met and even exceeded with your expectations.I would add that 'the cocktails' are normally glasses of 'local rosé'- as 'aperos' or of course what anyone chooses to bring down and as you rightly say are by no means obligatory, that said are a very convivial way for us and our guests to get together, swap stories and recommendations to get the best out of the stay. We look forward to welcoming you back! regards D&K
"Well-equipped gite with helpful friendly owners"
This was our fourth visit to Les Oliviers and we were not disappointed. It is the best-equipped rental property that we have ever found, with well appointed rooms in the gite and excellent other facilities including a lovely infinity pool. Everywhere is scrupulously clean; the linens are of a high standard. The gite is small - perfect for a couple but you are thrown close together (the bathroom is essentially part of the bedroom, separated by a partition but with no door). Kitchen area is well equipped with gas hob and electric oven; plenty of tools, utensils, pots and pans including a new collection of good quality knives. There is also a little barbeque on the terrace. Everywhere is scruplously clean (including the pool).But above all that what we always enjoy most about this gite is the company of the owners: David and Karen are around on site a lot and able to answer questions or solve problems almost before they arrive. Each evening they come down for aperos in the pool house, with plenty of laughter and conversation. We loved our stay and can't wait to go again next year.
Owner's reply: Dear Sarah & Michael, Thanks for taking the time to add a review especially after four visits! Glad you like the new knives! we are always keeping an eye open for new ideas so that when guests like you return you are never disappointed and of course to meet and hopefully exceed the expectation of new guests. I would only add that between the en suite shower room and bedroom is also the large wardrobe area with plenty of hangers etc. We too look forward to welcoming you back next summer. D&K
"Les Cerisiers"
A gite of an exceptionally high standard with all your needs catered for even down to the smallest detail e.g. The provision of bags for shopping. The garden and pool are very tranquil making for a very relaxing holiday. The surrounding area is equally as beautiful and interesting. It was our third holiday at David and Karen's and we are already counting down to next year. That says it all.
Owner's reply: Dear Ian & Laura, Well we're glad the small touches please! and delighted you wish to return again next year. See you then, thanks meanwhile for your review. D&K
"Beautiful setting"
As ever the gites are very well appointed and include Wifi. There is no aircon as such but the rooms are cooled by an underfloor water system. Karen and David are perfect hosts who will assist with booking restaurants or recommending sights to see in the area. The pool is lovely and does not contain nasty chemicals. The gites are extremely popular so book well ahead to get the dates you want. St Saturnin is only a short walk away with a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants
Owner's reply: Dear I&C, Thank you for your comments, glad you like the salt water pool. Yes with such a hot summer the underfloor cooling has come into its own this year. Hopefully see you in 2017! D&K
"Very high standard."
Excellent location within walking distance of restaurants/ cafes / bars and local amenities that you may well require during a stay. You may find it difficult to venture from the gite as the peace and quiet and views are difficult to drag yourself away from. The gite was well equipped with what you may require, if not I am sure that David and Karen would oblige. Pool is most welcoming and very well maintained.
Owner's reply: Thank you for your comments - we certainly aim to please! Glad you enjoyed the pool and gite too. D&K
"The perfect combination of view, relaxation and good company"
This gite has all home comforts with the added bonus of a fantastic view, perfect pool and as much or as little activity as you want. Your friendly hosts do all they can to enable you to get what you want from your holiday from advice on places to visit to booking local restaurants in advance and regular weather updates. The 'aperos' by the pool each evening enable guests and hosts to relax, share the day's news and watch the sun go down behind the château on the hill. No visit would be complete without a meal at L'Estrade in the village or a visit to some local Provençal markets - plenty to choose from. Our favourite is at Lourmarin.
Owner's reply: Dear K&M, Thank you for your comments and overview of your stay. We are happy to know you enjoyed everything and look forward to welcoming you back, hopefully next year D&K
"Simply the best"
Fabulous gite - the best we have ever stayed in (UK, France, Italy and U.S.). Extremely clean and well maintained. Owners were on-site and were very friendly and gave lots of local advise. Situated within walking distance of a pretty village with amenities. Great base to explore the region. Would strongly recommend.
Owner's reply: Dear Peter & Janet, Thank you for your comments indeed and we look forward to seeing you in 2016.D&K
"Simple, relaxing, a perfect French countryside vacation"
We're so glad to have found this gem. We were looking for a vacation rental that's simple, clean, peaceful and has a French countryside feel with a touch of modern. This is the place. The property is operated personally by David and Karen Taylor. They are lovely hosts and very social friendly! David and Karen were extremely accommodating. He guided us via mobile phone to the property in the dark (we landed late and it was tricky to navigate) and greeted us with an amazing dinner; that dessert was amazing!! The next morning, David dropped by with a fresh baguette and croissant from down the village. That was nice of him as it was our first day and we didn't quite know where to go yet. The gite was extremely clean. Kitchen was fully equipped. There is a beautiful infinity pool that oversees the grounds--olive trees, lavender, and herbs, and various succulents. We used the BBQ grill regularly and ate Al Fresco everyday. They do have excellent Wi-Fi! I have to mention that because we had to do a bit of work and that worked out real well. Thank you, David and Karen!!! They have 3 cats roaming the property. While I'm not a cat person, these 3 were very warm and friendly. By the end of our stay, we kinda enjoyed having the cats dropping by, knocking on our door. We stayed there for 7 days and that was way too short! We will be back, and soon. There's so much more to explore in the south of France and there's no better place to stay than Les Olivers/Les Cerisers.
Owner's reply: Dear Maggie & Chris, We really appreciate your review. Its nice also you have highlighted some of the plus points,wi-fi really does work, and the cats which seem to have won the hearts of many but we are also aware not everyone is a cat person. And we really want everyone to enjoy our home, location and their holiday. We look forward to welcoming you back - Cheers D&K
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Had one on my neck and smashed it not knowing. Stink...............:(
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