text: CW and SETsquared launch 6th Discovering Start-Ups Competition01 Jun 2015 03:56 PM Free to enter competition provides a chance for emerging UK and international early-stage technology companies and digital entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas to expertsCambridge Wireless (CW) and SETsquared have launched the 6th annual Discovering Start-Ups Competition (DS15), inviting emerging UK and international early-stage technology companies and digital entrepreneurs to win the chance to pitch their technology and business ideas at the finals to be held at Deloitte's London offices on 21 October 2015.The free to enter competition will bring together disruptive tech newcomers and an expert panel of judges from the technology and investment sector, including Google, BT, Broadcom, IBM, Deloitte, Orange Labs, Samsung, London Business Angels and Cambridge Angels, who will check the pulse of the UK and international tech start-up scene.As well as facing tough questions, the fifteen finalists will also get immediate feedback from the judges, chaired by serial entrepreneur, angel investor and Chairman of CW, David Cleevely, CBE, FREng, FIET."These are exciting and challenging times for the established technology industry which is facing competition from the next generation of entrepreneurs, ready to disrupt existing modes of business," commented Bob Driver, newly appointed CEO of CW (pictured left). "I'm thrilled CW is a part of this competition, which is going international for the first time this year and aims to discover emerging companies with the potential to mould future trends.""I'm looking forward to seeing more start-ups with breakthrough mobile communications applications than ever entering this year's DS competition. Many participants from previous years have gone on to achieve great successes with their businesses and I hope this year's competitors will do the same - or even better!" said Simon Bond, Innovation Director at SETsquared and joint DS15 competition organiser (pictured right).The Discovering Start-Ups competition serves as a unique platform for start-ups to showcase their innovative technologies, network and help them gain exposure and traction."We have had enormous traction since being a winner of Discovering Start-Ups," commented Benedikt von Thüngen, CEO of Speechmatics, cloud-based, multilingual speech recognition start-up and one of the winners from DS14."These include winning key clients such as BBC, McKinsey and the UK Government, and signing a seven-figure non-exclusive licence deal; we're now in a position to rapidly expand our team and drive the business forward.""Since DS14, we have seen an increased awareness of our innovative solutions by healthcare groups and providers of services to the healthcare sectors that has resulted in several requests for partnering opportunities," said Kevin Auton, Founder and Managing Director at Aseptika (Activ8rlives) another winner from last year with its integrated suite of self-monitoring devices for long-term health conditions.The 6th Discovering Start-Ups Competition (DS15) is now open for UK and international entries. The deadline for applications is 14 September 2015.Jointly managed by Cambridge Wireless (CW) and SETsquared, DS15 is sponsored and hosted by Deloitte along with Google, Qualcomm Ventures and IC Resources, and supported by St John's Innovation Centre, Tech City UK, techUK, Wayra, New Entrepreneurs Foundation, Provence Partnership and CW Business SIG Champions.To find out more about this event, please visit the DS15 website, alternatively contact Anna Nadolna at firstname.lastname@example.com or call +44 (0) 1223 967 101. James Atkinson EditorLinkedIn |Google + |Email Leave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... Smart CitiesNokia unveils wireless router for power distribution networks ETSI forms new industry group for smart city solutions


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Mandy felt back in her normal position. Bob looked at Mandy. She's an half your child to said Jennifer. An half said Bob who was angry. That other half is from my father, Patrick Rumble. We get a picture said Tracy. A picture from who? asked Bob. From the person that Mandy saw said Nancy Glass. The time-travelling Jack was back.
Jack looked at Tracy. You're the bomb said Jack. What? asked Tracy. Tracy and the group were looking. wait one more minute said Nancy. A big picture saw they on TV-screen. Oh my God, it's Patrick Rumble said Bob. But this just an expiriment said Bob. No Mandy's brain makes a high point from Oqesia PT 4. I'm sorry, but could you tell in it a normal language? asked Bob. I could do it, you know killing her thought Bob. Oqesia PT 4 let the brain thinking about things that already happened said Tracy.
You mean flashbacks said Bob. No, Mandy could see the second world war, the first world war or that Adam & Eve really have lived. She could seen when persons are borning and the rest of there lives. Finally we can see of Adam & Eve really lived said Bob. Could you doing that? asked Bob. no or do you want today dead. That's the highest point in her brains. XP Level 48 is the highest point of her. Not one person could saved that point said Tracy.
I'm proffesor Lomstein. I have written my own book said Tracy. But what has to do with Eric Glass? asked Bob. Now it's the plan all yours said Tracy. Thanks Tracey. Tracey was walking to Jack. You know what to! said Tracy. I have my bag, you to Eric? asked Jack. Yes, you know it, everything has to be perfect said Jack.
We're going to your home, The Crash House. We're not going inside said Jack. Jack, Eric, Jennifer and Bob walked to The Crash House. Here is a watch. Send it back 6 days said Jack.
Bob, Jennifer, Jack and Eric send the watches 6 days back. And now we waiting in the bushes said Eric. Everything was going back in time. Now it's said Eric. Bob was walking out his house. That's me said Bob. Why are we back in time? asked Bob. We have to kill someone and we have something to do before we're there. Where is Tracy? asked Jennifer. Just look said Bob.
A few minutes later nothing happened. What are we doing here? asked Jennifer. Jennifer was walking out her house. Hé, that's me said Jennifer. We have not much time said Eric. We're going to kidnap Mandy said Eric. That's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard said Jennifer. Come, Bob and Jennifer are gone. Jack, Eric, Bob and Jennifer walked into the Crash House.
She's upstairs said Bob. They were going upstairs. Mandy was in her room. Hello Mandy, it's mom said Jennifer. That's done said Jennifer. Now what? asked Bob. Come, we have to go to Brad Bright said Eric. It could no other way, we let there mandy and then killing Brad said Eric.
The group was runnin to The Bright House and let there Mandy. Come we have to hide us said Jack. Brad found Mandy. You're the daughter of Bob and LaPorta said Brad. Yes, said Mandy. I've her said Brad. How could it be that we've from Los angeles back in sydney are, without a plane? asked Jennifer.
2 days over, 4 days to go said Eric. Now it's day 3 said Eric. Now, we're going to save little Mandy said Jack. Brad and Jennifer walked into The Bright House. Now, it's time, Jack, you have to kill him said Eric. Why me? asked Jack. I have seen you killed 4 people in The Incident Parts 1 & 2. Jack climbed in the window and saw that Brad had Mandy held hostage. Goodbye Mandy said Brad. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Jack shot at Brad. Bob and Jennifer were runnin upstairs. Jack did hide himself in a closet. That was close said Jack. Bob and Jennifer were going away.
Jack was back at the group. What now? asked Jennifer. We waiting a day and then we're going back said Jack. Bob looked at Jack. I have a question said Bob. Why had we, Jennifer and I, to kidnapping Mandy? asked Bob. You have to kidnap Mandy, because otherwise Mandy never would be save said Jack. I'm a time-traveller said Jack. Why are we not going back to Nancy Glass? asked Jennifer. Because we can't, she waiting for us 4 about 3 days said Eric. It's just a matter of time said Jack.
They were waiting and waiting. Jack wake up. It's time guys said Jack. Come, close your eyes and we're in LA said Jack. Everybody did not open there eyes. Open said Jack. Now we have to go said Jack. They were runnin to The Fountain and were there. Tracey saw that they were coming back. Guys, I have some bad new said Tracy. Someone has kidnapped Mandy said Tracy.
End of part 1 of episode 5.--Station7 10:11, November 10, 2009 (UTC)


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The Grey Skorba phase (4500-4100 BCE)[1] follows the Early Neolithic Għar Dalam phase (5200-4500 BCE)[1] in Malta's prehistory. It is marked by a distinctive grey pottery, without decoration.[2] Other remains from the period include seashells, bone ornaments and implements, stone tools and number of sling stones possibly used for hunting.[1] Flakes of obsidian and flint were found, probably imported from Sicily.[1] The Grey Skorba phase evolved into the Red Skorba phase (4400-4100 BCE).[1]
The prehistoric site at Skorba was first noted during the early years of the twentieth century. At the time, a conspicuous megalith was recorded as a menhir;[1] however in 1937 Captain Charles Zammit, curator of archaeology, established the presence of other megaliths in the immediate vicinity and the site was fully excavated by David Trump between 1961-1963.
The importance of Skorba lies chiefly in the information that its artifacts provide about Maltese prehistory.[1]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 http://www.maltavoyager.com/moa/areas/skorba.htm The Malta National Museum of Archeology
- ↑ http://www.odysseyadventures.ca/articles/malta_temples/maltemples_settlement.htm Prehistoric Settlement of Malta


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text: Home Data Centers Slideshow Rotten Apple: Apple's 12 biggest failures Apple sets the standard -- for both success and failure. Here's a look at 12 major screwups, some of which almost derailed the company By Galen Gruman, Executive Editor, InfoWorld | Nov 11, 2009 12:00 AM PT Share All Slides SLIDEFEATURED PRODUCTS Share this Slideshow Direct link: Apple has developed a reputation over the years, one almost on the level of religious faith: If Apple builds it, it will be a success. Mac OS X, the iPod, iTunes, the iPhone -- more often than not, Apple sets the standard, but its successes don't cover the whole story. The company's periodic failings of arrogance, internecine warfare, and myopia have also played a key role in the company's storied history. Here, in chronological order, are Apple's 12 worst failures to date. 1. Apple Lisa (1983-1985) The first commercial PC to use a graphical interface and then-cutting-edge concepts such as preemptive multitasking, the Lisa was supposed to reinvent the new field of PCs. The baby of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the resulting $10,000 Lisa was slow, ungainly, and amazingly expensive. Subsequent models (the Lisa 2 and Macintosh XL) improved and were cheaper, but the damage was done: In 1986, Apple offered to let Lisa and Mac XL owners trade them in and buy a normally $4,100 Mac Plus for $1,500. However, Lisa's failure drove Jobs in 1982 to take over the other Apple PC under development. This led to 1984's Macintosh, which took the same GUI and other cutting-edge concepts and delivered them for less ($2,000). The Mac did reinvent PCs, causing other companies to use the same concepts, with Windows 3.0 finally emerging as the most popular, though less sophisticated GUI. Related stories: Mac OS X Snow Leopard: What's new for all users Deathmatch rematch: BlackBerry vs. iPhone 3.0, side by side Apple betrays the iPhone's business hopes Top 10 features that Apple stole from Windows Top 10 open source apps for Mac OS X 2. Macintosh Portable (1989-1991) The 16-pound behemoth had many cutting-edge technologies for the time, such as its active matrix LCD screen, but its weight and the fact that it often would not turn on even when plugged in due to its battery design kept it off users' desks. While comparably bulky "luggables" such as the Compaq Deskpro were acceptable in 1986, by 1989 Toshiba and others were shipping the 6-pound notebook form we still use today, making the Macintosh Portable a whale in a market of dolphins. The PowerBook series introduced in 1991 didn't suffer from the Mac Portable's flaws, and soon became one of Apple's most successful product lines ever, with its current descendant, the MacBook Pro , reigning as Apple's top-selling computer. 3. Apple Newton MessagePad (1993-1998) Apple usually pushes the technology envelope and pioneers many technologies. But sometimes it overreaches, as in the case of the Newton MessagePad, a tablet-PDA hybrid with handwriting recognition. There was nothing else like it, but its ungainly size, woeful battery life, and hard-to-read screen relegated it to technology-cult status . But as is often true with Apple, its innovations lived on, with its handwriting recognition still used in the Mac OS X's Ink control panel that appears when a pen tablet is connected and that helped form the gesture technology used in the iPhone. The Newton also inspired 1996's Palm Pilot, which used many of the Newton's ideas in a size that made it easy to carry around. 4. PowerBook Duo series (1992-1992) Although the PowerBook was well-regarded, Apple typically followed the lead of PC notebook makers and lagged months behind the competition. In the early 1990s, PC makers started creating executive-class, lightweight, but lower-performance "subnotebooks," and Apple followed suit with its PowerBook Duo. But it sacrificed too much to make the Duo really usable. For example, the small keyboard (88 percent standard size) was hard to type on, and the passive-matrix screen was difficult to view. There was no Ethernet port (Wi-Fi didn't exist back then); instead, you had to use a pricey dial-up modem that made data exchange painful or by a separate dock. The multiple dock types confused buyers and often forced them to own multiple docks (for home, office, and travel); users also complained that they brought the "wrong" dock with them when on the road. The thin-and-light MacBook Air is the closest thing to an Apple subnotebook today, and like the Duo it skimps on ports. But it offers far fewer compromises than the Duo. 5. Macintosh Performa series (1992-1997) Long criticized as a purveyor of elitist, pricey computers and facing increased competition from DOS- and Windows-based PC makers, Apple's then-CEO Michael Spindler decided to sell a line of cheap Macs, called the Performa. And they were cheap: flimsy, prone to failure, and underpowered -- yet still costlier than a cheap PC. Worse, they cannibalized the sales of pricier Macs for a while, rather than expand the market. When Apple allowed other PC makers to develop and sell Mac clones, the Performas suffered even more, as those clone systems tended to match the features of the top Mac models at Performa prices. If you want to know why Steve Jobs won't let Apple sell cheap Macs, refer to the Performa experience; it was one of the first projects Jobs killed when he ousted embattled CEO Gil Amelio to return as Apple CEO in early 1997. Jobs put Apple back on the track to producing only high-quality products, a strategy that has served Apple well ever since. 6. eWorld (1994-1996) It's hard to remember now, but for a while, America Online almost owned the Internet. Most users went through AOL to find and access Web content, rather than via a browser to get to the Internet directly, and AOL made a fortune charging publications and service providers to get a space on its service. Apple, having aspirations to be a monopoly, cloned the idea for the Mac community and named its proprietary, "avoid the scary Web" destination eWorld. The cartoonish service looked silly, and Apple was in the midst of a corporate management drama that almost killed the company. Then-CEO Michael Spindler withheld marketing support and ultimately decided that Apple couldn't compete with AOL and pulled the plug on eWorld. Instead, Apple helped AOL develop a Mac client for AOL and got out of the online-service business. Ironically, AOL's Steve Case first got his start in the world of online services by managing Quantum, the provider behind eWorld's predecessor, AppleLink. But Apple and Case had a falling out, and Case went on to develop AOL, while Apple turned to GE Information Services to run eWorld. 7. Pippin (1995-1996) In the mid-1990s, Apple was consumed by corporate drama, confronted by a resurgent Microsoft fueled by Windows 95, and struggling to keep up its mystique of quality and innovation. Engineering groups had tons of pet projects under development in an almost "throw it against the wall" culture, with many wanting to take Apple into new markets. (Around this time, Apple also sold QuickTake cameras, but these were relabeled products produced by others.) Plus, Apple has a strong reputation in Japan, which it wanted to deepen. The result of all this was a project called the Pippin, a multimedia PC aimed more at gaming and CD playback than traditional computing -- more like what a PlayStation or Xbox is today. Apple didn't make the Pippin; it licensed the design to companies such as Bandai and Katz Media that created gaming consoles from it. But the PlayStation, Nintendo, and Sega consoles were already out and more popular, so game developers and users ignored the Pippin. Pundits also considered the Pippin to be yet another distraction for an already distracted Apple. 8. Copland OS (1994-1996) In 1991, Mac OS was getting long in the tooth, and Windows 3.1 was providing the first real competition to Apple's innovative System 7 Mac OS in years. Then-CEO John Sculley focused more on marketing than investing in a new OS to support capabilities such as multitasking and protected memory that were becoming critical as applications got more sophisticated. When Gil Amelio took over in 1994, he made the development of a new OS, which was code-named Copland. But the engineering team at Apple quickly began expanding the scope, developing a string of technologies such as OpenDoc and QuickDraw GX, but failing to get the core features to work. Apple demoed Copland at its WWDC show in 1995, but its primitive microkernel didn't even support symmetric multiprocessing and the proto-Copland OS was highly unstable. The promised developer build kept getting delayed, and the few developers who viewed working demos saw how unstable and unsophisticated it actually was. Amelio brought in the respected Ellen Hancock from National Semiconductor to try to save Copland, but her investigations showed it was hopeless, so Amelio killed Copland in summer 1996. The project to save Apple's future looked as if it might hasten its demise instead. So Amelio tried a Hail Mary and began shopping outside Apple for a replacement. He came close to buying the Be OS from former Apple Mac development chief Jean-Louis Gassée, but Gassée wanted more money than Apple would pay. Amelio then turned to Steve Jobs, hoping to adopt his NextStep OS as the basis for the new Mac OS. Over the Christmas holidays, the deal was done, and just five weeks after that, Jobs ousted Amelio and returned as CEO. NextStep did, in fact, form the basis for the new Mac OS, called Mac OS X, that more than a decade later is considered the best PC OS available . 9. Macintosh clones (1995-1997) In the mid-1990s, Apple was falling apart. CEO John Sculley departed in spectacular fashion after the board lost confidence in the ex-PepsiCo executive's hype-heavy style, and new CEO Michael Spindler was trying to refashion Apple as a typical PC maker, which had Apple's engineering staff in open revolt. At the same time, IBM and Motorola were trying to stop the "Wintel" juggernaut, so they proposed that they and Apple develop a computer that could run Mac OS, IBM's OS/2, and Microsoft Windows NT, using IBM's and Motorola's PowerPC chips. Microsoft killed the NT for PowerPC edition, but the so-called AIM alliance opened the door for Apple to consider letting other companies make and sell Macs. Motorola offered a few StarMax models, but the main clone maker was Power Computing, whose founder Stephen Kahng started the wildly successful Korean PC maker Leading Edge. With IBM's encouragement, Kahng was willing to start up Power Computing to produce Mac clones. Power Computing was very successful, outselling Dell for a while, as Apple stuck to its traditional sales of mail order and computer stores. Power Computing's clones cost less and soon surpassed Apple's own Macs in ratings by Macworld and MacUser magazines. Their designs were PC-like, but Apple's visual flair was at a low point, and Power Computing offered the same customization services as then-top PC seller Dell. Apple was losing to its own licensees, which further demoralized the company. For some, the clones were a safety bet -- if Apple couldn't stop its implosion, the technology would live on elsewhere. When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 2007, he decided he could fix Apple without outside help and quickly killed the clone experiment by releasing Mac OS 9, which the clone licensing deals didn't include. (Although Mac OS 9 was a minor update to Mac OS 8.6, its number change was meant to end, by de facto, the clone deals.) Apple bought Power Computing and shut it down that year. 10. Apple USB Mouse (1998-2000) After taking back control of Apple in 1997, Steve Jobs went about redefining the look and feel of the Mac itself, and his design team created the candy-colored iMac line that contrasted dramatically with the traditional beige box. When Apple began supporting the then-new USB connection standard, it also decided to reinvent the look and feel of the mouse. The result was the circular, yo-yo-like USB Mouse, commonly called the "hockey puck mouse." The disc design certainly got attention, but for the wrong reasons: It was hard to hold, as it didn't fit most people's hands. A thriving business soon emerged selling snap-on covers that made them fit your grip. Apple at this time was in full-arrogance mode, with Jobs and other executives carrying about like prima donna fashion designers who simply could not understand why anyone would question their design sensibilities. But in 2000, the company released the soapbar-shaped Apple Pro mouse, whose elongated yet still-simple curves could be held comfortably and securely by humans. 11. Power Mac G4 Cube (2000-2001) Apple's fashionista kick also resulted in the G4 Cube, a crystal-box-style computer that was eerily reminiscent of the black Next Cube workstations that Steve Jobs was selling between 1990 and 1993. But as in much of fashion, function took a backseat to form. The G4 Cube had no room for full-length expansion cards, its acrylic enclosure and lack of fans (to keep it quiet) meant that it tended to overheat, and it lacked audio input. But its spare styling lives on, now in burnished aluminum, in the Mac Mini, which came out in 2005. The G4 Cube was not Apple's first foray into fashionista designs; the 1998 iMac was the first to play with translucent plastic and unconventional shapes. But even before that, in the final days of Gil Amelio's regime, came the $9,000 Twentieth Anniversary Mac, whose sophisticated style mimicked that of Bang & Olufsen's high-end stereo equipment. The TAM was hardly a success, but it was a one-time "art gallery" product never intended to be a mass-market hit (only 12,000 were made), so we don't include it as one of our top 12 failures. 12. Apple TV (2007-present) In recent years, Apple has deprived us of spectacular failures it supplied so generously from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s. Although its Mac Minis have been criticized as overpriced, they sell decently, and Apple's desktop Macs fall into the category of competent. Instead of failures, the decade has instead been one of major hits such as the MacBook, MacBook Pro, iPod, iTunes, and iPhone. There's been one exception so far: the Apple TV. Apple's networked media player box was supposed to be the new TiVo, but it's not even as well liked as Windows-based media-center PCs. That's because the Apple TV is fairly limited: You can use it to play music and photos onto your TV from other computers or through iTunes -- which many AV receivers can also do -- as well as play videos from Flickr, YouTube, and the iTunes Store. But you can do the same plugging your computer into many HDTVs using its HDMI or USB port. Apple TV isn't connected to the vast video libraries of Netflix or Blockbuster, so you're stuck with the iTunes Store's offerings, which many television and movie studios have avoided supporting for fear of suffering the same loss of control as the music industry experienced with iTunes. In other words, Apple TV isn't that innovative or that capable -- in contrast to Apple's recent history. See another slideshow: Six everyday iPhone disasters and how to handle them Check out these unfortunate common iPhone accidents waiting to happen and learn how to deal with them. 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How to get from Camden Town to Paddington station by tube, with a time estimate of how long it takes on the London Underground
Do you have to change trains? Yes
How many stops are there? 7
Tube route: Camden Town → Euston → Kings Cross St. Pancras change train Kings Cross St. Pancras → Euston Square → Great Portland Street → Baker Street → Edgware Road → Paddington
How long does it take? The journey time between these two London underground stations is approximately 28 minutes
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How far is it? The distance from Camden Town station to Paddington station is roughly 2¼ miles. Here's an approximate taxi fare for 2¼ miles. The walking distance between the underground stations is approximately 42-46 minutes
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Return journey: Paddington to Camden Town station
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Wonder Bread Launches iPhone App
Irving, Texas-based Hostess Brands, the bakery behind Wonder Bread and Twinkies, has jumped into the social media world, saying today that it has launched its own, free iPhone application, which also connects to social networking sites Facebook and Twitter. According to Wonder Bread, its iPhone Sandwich "Wonder-izer" application provides nutrition information based on different sandwich ingredients and configurations, and allows users to share those sandwich creations with their friends on Facebook and Twitter. The brand also has its own Twitter account.


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Print advertisment created by BBDO, Kuwait for Wataniya Telecom, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Save your life and ours, use a head set.
Creative Director: Viraj Ponkshe
Art Director / Illustrator: Rolando Rodriguez
Copywriter: Regan Rodricks
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Yes, the message and visual work well together. It's quite easy to understand.
Good, but same concept as this:
Very similar. This is better though, and its the construct thats the same not the concept.
We're going to need more lube.
This looks great.
A good idea, and you instantly get it.
I would have been tempted to add gore etc. for more impact but that's just me.
We're going to need more lube.
And me, Gagball. Great idea but it begs for better execution. What I hate here: the tyres' on asphalt, the smoke, the red glow, the lamposts, the airport air, the reflections and last but not least – the type. Too clinical (not even a bit of broken glass) for the context of a dramatic crash.
Good idea. Suggestion: Could be executed better. Execution is what ends up making the difference between metal and oblivion.
Nice pic, and clear ad.
I like it
esta chevre y claro.
P.d.- sonny ericsson? ja ja xD
It has been proven that headsets don't reduce the number of accidents. It's being in a conversation that distracts people. So your whole ad is headed in the wrong direction.
dear siniora. It cannot be proven because of that simple fact that when You're hangin' on phone using only one hand when driving it's simple biology which doesn't allow You to be as cautious as when You have headset.
I get the idea. It's interesting. But anything representing a crash has a lot less impact than the crash itself. It's like North American ads that use metaphor to show how speed/drunk driving/ etc. kills. It's just not as impactful as seeing European/Australian ads which show you the real deal.
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The England defender was still in nappies when, as a teenager, Charlery used to visit the Campbell family home in east London to hang out with Sol's elder brother, Paul.
He was just starting out in football back then, playing in the same Sunday league side as Paul. His career eventually took him to Peterborough, Watford, Birmingham, Stockport and Barnet before he moved into the non-league game.
Charlery may be plying his trade four divisions below his friend's younger brother now but the 38-year-old feels he has the psychological edge of over Sol.
"The last time I played against Sol was in an FA Cup third-round game when he was at Tottenham and I was at Peterborough," Charlery said.
"I scored a goal in the replay at White Hart Lane after we had held them to a 1-1 draw at home.
"Hopefully I can do the same for Farnborough this weekend and score at Highbury. I'll certainly be relishing the occasion.
"I grew up in the same neck of the woods as Sol and I used to knock around with his brother, Paul. He was the goalkeeper in the Sunday league side I used to play in."
Spurs eventually knocked Peterborough out of the cup that year on penalties. To push Tottenham's north London rivals as close would be a dream come true, but Charlery concedes the chances are slim.
He added: "If Arsenal field a weakened side, like they did against Oxford in the last round, I believe we could have caused a shock at our place.
"They're not used to playing in a tight ground, on a bumpy pitch in front of a small crowd and we would have one per cent more of a chance."
Still, Charlery, who has been capped eight times by St Lucia, believes it's a great opportunity for the younger players in the side to sample the atmosphere at the Gunners' famous old ground.
He said: "I've played at Highbury before when I was at Watford and I've also played at Old Trafford and Wembley during my career so I won't be too nervous about going to their place.
"But for the younger players in the side, it's going to be a great day out. When the draw was made their faces were a picture — it was like they had just won the pools."
One Boro player Charlery believes will shine on the big stage is strike partner Rocky Baptiste.
"He's got bags of pace and does unpredictable things like Kanu," Charlery said. "On the day it wouldn't surprise me if nutmegs someone and puts the ball in the top corner.
"He wants to get back into the Football League and the game will be a massive shop window for him."
Charlery, though, won't be taking up any offers to rejoin the professional ranks. He admits this season will probably be his last in the game before he embarks on a career in management.
He said: "I've been trying to pack up for about five years but every summer I get that dreaded phone call from someone wanting to sign me.
"I think this summer I'm going to turn my phone off. If it is to be my last season then it will be great to end my playing career winning at Highbury."
He might just find himself struck off Sol Campbell's Christmas card list if he scores the winner.


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I'd really like to try true Dutch cuisine while visiting Amsterdam in April. Are there any restaurants near the Banks Mansion that specialize?
I'd really like to try true Dutch cuisine while visiting Amsterdam in April. Are there any restaurants near the Banks Mansion that specialize?
I recommend www.Moeders.com, onthe Rozengracht,, from the Banks its about use www.9292.nl for walk bus or tram directions,, enjoy
Peace Matty
You might try a traditional Dutch eetcafe:
My favorite place for typical Dutch food. In a tourist area but lots of locals eat here as well. Make a reservation.
I recommend Bolenius-restaurant.
With their "New Amsterdam" cuisine the most interesting Dutch food.
All organic also: http://www.bolenius-restaurant.nl/
Note that most Dutch don't eat traditional Dutch food anymore when going out for a meal, and at home we also cook Asian, mediterranean and all kinds of other international foods.
But you can still find some here: iamsterdam.com/en-GB/…traditionally-dutch
For example Moeders (Mothers) is nice.
This website is also nice, it shows you typically Dutch snacks and street food and how to burn it off :-) www.eatyourworld.com (search for Amsterdam). I recommend poffertjes!
Cecilia // Amsterdam
i always go to Moeders when i am in Amsterdam
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Discussion in 'The GCB' started by Lost_In_Translation, Feb 1, 2013.
Do you have a wife?
What would the United States be without California and New York?
What was your favourite question asked?
I'd like to post the thread on this board, but I know a lot of the GCB hates having people from other boards come over. Which sucks, since this is the closest I have to a main board.
I'm posting my 100K on here one way or the other though. Anyone bothered by that can deal.
I don't hate when people from other boards come over. I hate when they stick around. Lolololol.
I hate everyone.
Yes, that was a question.
Wouldn't it be funny if you went over? Like a dumbass?
My bigger concern is actually being able to fit it all in one post. It's going to be a pretty massive thread.
That's what she said.
On what board will you post it? You do post on a hell of a lot of boards.
Why don't you click this link and find out?
I won your 50K thread.
You, @Chrono_Link, and @vornoff really wish that were true.
U r a winrar.


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I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines in July 2016.
Applied online took assessment test online one week later received email for a video interview. Taking my video interview today. Any advice from anyone who has gone through the process?!
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at American Airlines (Dallas, TX) in October 2016.
First off I am not sure I would have done as well as I did on the interview if it were not for Glassdoor. It was a great resource for studying and knowing what to expect. I hope I am able to help a few others along the way!
I submitted my application August 14th and received an invitation to do the video interview on August 31st. I had 5 days to complete the interview and I did mine on September 4th. Use those days to prepare! In my video interview I was asked these questions: 1) What excites you most about moving to a new city after training? 2)Talk about a time you had to adapt to a difficult situation. 3) Talk about a time you had to work as a team effort. 4) What was your best customer service experience? 5) Are you able to adhere to the policy of no tattoos, piercings, or extreme hairstyles? You have 1 minute between questions and 3 minutes to respond to each question. For the video interview, be sure to dress just as you would for a face to face interview. Also remember to look at the camera and not yourself (as you will be able to see yourself on the screen during the interview).
On September 27th I received an invitation to schedule my face to face interview, which was on October 7th in Dallas. I arrived about an hour early and sat with others interviewing for the position. I do not think there were any "hidden recruiters" watching us, but it was nice to get to know everyone because you will be spending lots of time with them that day! We were taken into a room with tables set up and 8 chairs were at each table. We had a worksheet to do and a very short writing assignment (nothing scary or intimidating - just common sense). After everyone arrived, we watched a video about American Airlines and then went into the group activity. Each table had to write down 3 things that everyone at the table had in common and then 1 unique thing about each individual. One spokesperson for the group presented it to the room, but everyone did stand up front and say there name. The rest of the room had to guess which characteristic belonged to which person. During the group activity, recruiters were writing notes on their clipboards. We were then split up into different groups for a group interview. All of us were asked the same two questions: 1) Tell us about yourself and why you want to be a flight attendant. 2) Tell us about a time you had to deal with a challenging customer. Then we each chose a card and were not able to look at it until we were ready to stand up and read the question. Everyone had a different question. I was asked to tell them about my most recent travel experience. After the group interview, we watched a presentation about the job (what they do, hours, pay, benefits, etc.) and then asked any questions if we had them. Then everyone was called out of the room one by one. We were told that they were calling us out to confirm our contact information and that we would find out within two weeks if they wanted us or not. Now I can only speak on my particular experience and I did not talk with anyone else to know what happens if they did not get a job offer. I was called into the room and answered some questions one on one with a recruiter (none of these questions were confirming my contact information by the way). I was then taken to do a reach test, sit in the jump seat, fill out paperwork for a background check, and I was fingerprinted. I received my CJO 5 days later on October 12th!
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at American Airlines (Dallas, TX).
The interview process really opened my eyes to the world of aviation and transportation. During interview, you were seated at a table of 6-8 people. Get to know these people because they are your future classmates, coworkers, froends and foes. Recruiters are watching and taking notes as they observe how you interact and listen to your peers. Games are played with the intent to observe how well you relate to others and the world in general. Each interview session has a host that will guide you through the interview and answer any questions you have. Once the recruiters have observed you in a big crowd, the will hold smaller interviews with groups of 8 people. If they decide they want you, you will be called, in no particular order, from the big room to have finger prints done and an additional one-on-one interview will be held.
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I applied online. The process took 4+ months. I interviewed at American Airlines (Dallas, TX) in November 2016.
Disclaimer: I am still waiting to hear back for a CJO (Job Offer) or a TBNT (Thanks But No Thanks) letter. However I did make it to the Face-to-Face and did the reach test/was fingerprinted.
Video Interview:
For the video interview, they will email you saying you have 5 days to complete your interview. This is done through an application (for your computer or phone). An automated voice will ask you a question and you will have to answer within the time limit. If you finish before the time limit, you are able to click the next button, otherwise it continues itself and cuts you off. Take the advice of others on glassdoor, dress similar to a flight attendant. Females: I wore a white shirt with a black blazer and my hair in a bun. Simple with no jewelry. I did a light layer of red lipstick. Males: I hear it's best to be clean shaven, wear a button up, blazer if you feel the need. If you have multiple piercings, keep it to one set (one in each ear) and remove any other ones.
Important: Review questions on here that people got in their Video Interview. I gathered all possible questions here and studied. Every question that I was given in the video interview, I had an answer for because I knew it was coming.
Possible Questions for Video Interview (You're only asked about 5): See Below
Preparing for Face-to-Face Interview:
Congrats! You've made it. You should get an email stating that you have passed the Video Interview. You may be getting multiple emails so be patient but also don't be afraid to email the Talent Advisor. You will get an email or call; they will be asking for information so they can prepare your flight out. You will get an option between two days out of the week (these dates will be about 2 weeks out from when you receive the email). You can pick whether you want to fly in the same day of your interview or the day before. They will do their best to fly you out same day if that's what you ask. However, if your flight will arrive too close to the interview time then they will ask if they can fly you before (This happened to me). You must pay for your hotel and find transportation to the interview if you choose to go the day before.
ACTUAL Face-To-Face:
Whew. We are here.
If your location is the same as mine; your interview will be located at the Training & Conference center. They did not state the building. I asked a security guard and mine was held in the Falcon building. You enter a room, two people will be there to greet you. Someone behind a desk, signing you in (Remember! Bring a passport and ID - or passport receipt and ID) and a beautiful Flight Attendant who will act as the host. You will be asked to sit at the front-most tables that are closest to the screen. There are about 8 people to a table. An opening introduction is made by the host and the recruiters (about 6) come in and introduce themselves.
You will play the game Who's Who? It's really easy and how to play doesn't really matter so I'll skip that. The important thing to note is that the recruiters are walking around and observing you working together. They are taking notes! So just be aware. Then there is a break (about 10 mins) where you can use the restroom and snack on the food provided. Then you will be called by a recruiter for the group interview. They call 8 of you randomly and lead you into a separate room. Another person you haven't seen will be there.
Group Interview: You will be asked about 3 questions.
-1) Tell me about yourself. Why do you want to be a FA?
-2) When was a time you dealt with a difficult customer?
-3) Random Question, drawn from a pile of cards.
Important: They want you to keep it short! Do not ramble. Provide an answer to the question - do your best to circle it back to customer service. Stay composed. This interview process is more based on how you act than the actual questions itself (which are very few).
You will go back to the room for a presentation on salary, benefits, day in the life, etc. They tell you that at a later day you will be finger printed and possibly given a job offer. They will say after the presentation everyone will be called out one-on-one to review resumes and ask a few more questions.
As others have stated, it's a lie that you get fingerprinted on another day. Some went home and others (like myself) were taken to a separate room after the one-on-one to fill out info for a background check, do a reach test and get finger printed.
You will hear back from them in 1-2 weeks. I went to the F2F on the 3rd and am still waiting to hear back. hope I helped.
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I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines.
This is the 4th airline I am applying for and it was been the easiest video interview, but also the longest wait time between applying and getting an email for a video interview. I only just finished the interview today so I have not been called for a face to face yet, but Im hoping!
I first applied for American Airlines through the website on May 16th, got an email to complete the assessment the next day, and was invited to the video interview about 18 days after applying, on June 3rd.
I was hired by United back in September, before they realized I wouldn't be turning 21 for another 6 months. I also went to a face to face interview for jetBlue and almost got the job, and did a video and phone interview with Virgin America, so by the time I did the interview with American I felt pretty seasoned and prepared. That being said, I thought the video interview was relatively easy. To prepare I skimmed a few pages of the interviews here on Glassdoor and I wrote out each question that people said they had been asked, on a document on my computer. I wound up with around 19 questions, and I typed out all of my answers just to make sure I'd have something to say.
On top of knowing what you're going to say, I DEFINITELY recommend researching the company a lot (all of this studying helps helps with the face to face if you get it as well). Know how long the company has been around, important achievements, hubs, fleet size, number of destinations, values, etc. If you know all of this it will be easy to casually throw a few facts into each of your questions so that they know you are serious about the career and you researched it. I have also been watching every flight attendant video I could find online for years, so make sure you watch flight attendant vloggers or tips on youtube if you're not sure exactly what they looking for or how you should act.
Another tip is to dress as if you are already a flight attendant. It's okay if you can't afford a $100 blazer, or if you don't have access to a dress suit yet, but make sure you at least wear a very dressy shirt with minimal accessories, neat pulled back hair, and only one piercing in each ear (no visible tattoos or colored nail polish!!) If you do have your "uniform" already (this should include a white button up shirt, black blazer, black pencil skirt, etc. if you are a girl- this is similar to what you should wear at a face to face interview and what you would wear on the job) then definitely wear it!! If you are a girl red lipstick is always a plus too. No crazy makeup, as long as your complexion looks clear enough and your hair is neat.
The video interview itself consists of six pretty straightforward questions, and each time you can read along and there is also a man's voice reading the question out loud twice. Then you'll have 60 seconds to prepare and 3 minutes to record your response. You'll also have the opportunity to test the video and sound, so don't worry!
Anyway, I have not yet gone to the face to face but will definitely try to review that as well after I go. (Confidence is key, so tell yourself you'll get it!!)
Good luck to everyone and if you don't get it on your first try don't worry! I got my first airline only to get it taken away for being too young, then I didn't get my next two airlines, and now this is my 4th and hopefully i'll get it! Just be patient and learn from your mistakes.
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I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines.
The application for the position opened on May 15 and I submitted my application on 5/22. Within 2 hours I received the online assessment which I filled out and submitted the next morning. 2 weeks later on June 5 I received the invitation for the video interview which I completed this morning (6/9). The process was fairly simply but I also prepared ahead of time - the questions that I found here on glassdoor were predictive of the questions that they were going to ask. Now I'm waiting to hear whether or not I get a face to face which I've read can take anywhere from 2-3 months.
For the interview I made sure I looked like a flight attendant (white shirt, black blazer, red lipstick, hair pulled back) which I've heard is very important.
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I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines.
I applied online for the bilingual trainee flight attendant position around May 18th 2017 and received the online assessment the following day and the video interview invitation about 4 days after applying.
Still waiting on the results but I'll have to mark "no" for the job offer question as Glassdoor doesn't understand that I just want to submit the questions of the video interview, not the whole process at this point.
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I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines (Dallas, TX) in June 2017.
1. Application first submitted online: MAY 15, 2017
2. Psychological test / questionnaire MAY 17, 2017
3. Video Interview Assessment received MAY 24, 2017
- The video interview is the hardest part. FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. Make sure you dress like a flight attendant, have a good background you are filming in, and quiet room! You are asked around 5 simple questions.. (tell us about yourself / Do you have tattoos / tell us about a good customer experience you had / tell us why you want to be a flight attendant / are you okay with relocating) Most importantly be yourself.. there is no right or wrong answer they just want to understand and get to know you better. Take your time and don't forget to SMILE!! BE HAPPY!
4. Received a call (919 area code) JUNE 12, 2017
-Congrats made it to the next and final step scheduling final interview in Dallas scheduled interview JUNE 21, 2017. They give you 2 dates and 2 different times to choose from. Both of my flights were all in one day, so no hotel needed. They later on send 2 follow up emails with more detailed flight/interview information.
5. Final interview Dallas, TX 12:30pm JUNE 21, 2017.
-After landing in Dallas they have a scheduled shuttle bus at the airport that takes you to the headquarters. There were around 50 other candidates there from all over the US. They brought us into a conference room where there were 8 different tables and we all sat at different tables and introduced ourselves to one another. (Meet as many people as possible they are watching you). We started with a simple group activity and one presenter from your group presents it in the front of the other groups (be the presenter).
- After the group activity they called us out in groups of 10 Brough us to a different room with 2 HR interviewers they asked us 3 questions each in front of the group. (Tell us about a difficult customer experience you had to deal with / Why do you want to be a AA flight attendant / What is the most recent act of kindness you've done).
- After the group interviews we went into the main conference room and met all the other groups watched a AA video on the company and they told us that we would then be called out one by one for any last questions about are resume and to answers any questions we might have. I was the 9th person called out and I was taken to another room with a HR interviewer to answer more questions wanting to get to know. little more about me.
-After that I was taken to another room to get fingerprinted, do a stand and reach test, and a jump seat test. All really easy nothing difficult to complete. I was then brought to the front to catch a shuttle bus an was told I would here back within 2 weeks.
- I received my CJO (certified job offer) 5 days later on June 26th / just because you get a job offer doesn't mean you fully have the job. You then have to attend 6.5 weeks of training in Dallas. Still waiting on my date for training :)
Good Luck! if you read other peoples experience on Glassdoor and the questions they were asked you will be very well prepared! Be yourself!
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The process took 5+ months. I interviewed at American Airlines.
Timeline- Applied 10/20 - Video 11/26 - F2F 2/9
PLEASE READ! Dress as a flight attendant. I can't stress this enough, head to toe. Pull your hair back, red lips, minimum jewelry, button up top or dress, JACKET (it's business), pants or pencil skirt, tights or stockings, WEAR THEM, nice dress shoes. Look the part you are applying for!
Face to face breakdown: There are 4 tables set up in the room, 8 people at each table. You start with a writing assignment. Then you move into the group activity. You all have 5 minutes to come up with 3 things you have in common and then one thing others get to guess about you. Then it's presented in front of the other groups so they're able to guess "who's who". Smile, interact with your table, and talk to everyone. They are watching you at all times. Then they break you into other groups and go into another room to interview with 2 recruiters. They ask, tell me about yourself and why you want to be a flight attendant. This goes in order of how you are sitting. Do NOT say you love to travel. Figure out another way to state it. Then they ask, in any order, "a time where you handled a difficult customer service situation". Have this planned out and ready for the day. Explain the situation and how you solved it. The next part is the random card questions. They give you a card, you lay it face down until you stand up and answer it. I will post those questions below. After this is finished you head back into the room and watch a presentation, continue to smile, ask questions and enjoy your time. They will slowly start to pull people out for a one-on-one. There are 4 recruiters that have been in the room all day and then there are random ones that start pulling people. The ones that you have seen before are pulling people to take them to the shuttle, the ones that you haven't seen all day are pulling for a one-on-one. If you make it to the one-on-one you pretty much have it. They ask the basic, tell me about yourself, why do you think you're a good fit for a flight attendant, what does customer service mean to you, what are some challenges you think you'll face, how do you start a conversation with someone, what does the uniform mean to you, do you have any tattoos. When they ask you if you have tattoos, BE HONEST! I have 7....two of which are on the top of my foot. Although I was wearing black tights, I still covered them up to show that they would never be a problem. If you don't come with them covered and they ask to see them, you will not get the job. Be smart and respectful. They want to hire you but they want to make sure they can trust you to keep them covered at all times while in uniform. I was then offered CJO on the spot. Signed papers, got my fingerprints take, fitted for jump seat and reach test. Just waiting for my 'official' letter to put in my 2 weeks at current job and training starts in 3 weeks! Good luck to everyone. They told us they had 330,000 applications so to make it to the F2F is a huge step. If you don't make it the first time, get back up and try again!
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I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines.
Hi! Just recently got called for a f2f interview in Dallas!! (Yay!) I was hoping I would be able to get some tips, or a general description of what to expect! It would be greatly appreciated!!
Also general timeline so far (1+ month)
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Singapore (SPX) Jul 16, 2013
Imagine turning a whiteboard, glass window or even a wooden table top into a responsive, touch sensitive surface. A low cost system developed by Nanyang Technological University (NTU), based on the principles of vibration and imaging that is able to track the movements of multiple fingers and of objects, can do just that.
Retrofitting the system onto existing flat-panel TVs will transform it into new, touch sensitive display screens, at only a fraction of the cost of new touch-sensitive display screens, which can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
Once hooked up to a computer, the modified TV screens can then be used as interactive billboards, mall directories and even as a digital whiteboard which can track what is drawn or written.
NTU Assistant Professor Andy Khong, who led the research, says this award-winning system has been proven on different types of large surfaces. The team won the Prestigious Engineering Achievement Award 2012, presented by The Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES) last December.
"Our innovative system is able to transform surfaces such as wooden tables, aluminium, steel, glass and even plastics into low-cost touch screens. It means in future, you could play computer games or draw sketches on walls or windows since almost all surfaces can be made touch-sensitive with our system," says Prof Khong.
The technologies developed for the system have already led to several academic publications, patents and conference papers. The latest research findings were published earlier this month in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) journal. IEEE is the world's largest professional association for the electrical and electronics industry and its journal is renowned for its peer reviewed and quality research papers.
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By using a few low-cost vibration sensors and a specially developed algorithm, the system can pinpoint the location of a light tap on any surface. When further equipped with low-cost web-cameras, this system can also track the movements of multiple fingers or objects on any surface.
Since sound waves propagate through matter at a certain speed, it is possible to derive the location of the touch based on when each sensor picks up the signal, Prof Khong added.
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So far, they have tested their system on surfaces such as wooden tables, aluminium, steel, glass and plastics.
Initially funded by the Media Development Authority (MDA) under the National Research Foundation (NRF) Co-Space grant call, the team has also recently been awarded the NRF Proof-of-Concept grant, which awards innovative research of up to $250,000 for the development of a commercially viable prototype based on their initial research. They are also working with the Institute of Technical Education under the Ministry of Education Translation Innovation Fund (MOE-TIF).
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This is from the Tillamook Cheese Factory - some of the best cheese in the world!!!!! Of course I'm biased cause they're in my home state :-) This is my fave beer cheese soup -- you can use other cheese, just make sure it's extra sharp!
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AMAZING! Loved it.
For everyone with the negative reviews about grainy-ness, lets have a lesson in cooking with milk.
The reason you're getting grainy gross soup is because of your milk!!! You are cooking it at too high of a temperature. Since this is milk based you should be using whole milk because of the fat content. Milk will curdle if it's heated above 180 degrees F so using a higher fat content milk helps it not curdle because fat helps the milk not separate. Don't even think about using skim milk for this recipe. This is something that needs to be cooked slowly and at a low heat. Only heat to almost boiling if you're using whole milk or cream.
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- 4 tablespoons butter
- 4 tablespoons flour
- 3 cups milk
- 3⁄4 cup dark beer
- 1 tablespoon garlic, minced
- salt and pepper
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes, chopped
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Three of my friends and I stayed at Dar Ganou during July 2013 and I just had to confess that we loved this place from the first moment. The conditions are excellent there, and here I refer to hosts, rooms, food, location (very close to center - Jemaa el Fna square - 150 m) and the general atmosphere. We enjoyed a lot the interior courtyard with pool and we also could listen music at night (the living room is directly connected with interior courtyard), even it was the Ramadan at that time. The ryad consists of two stories and there is also a terrace on the roof, where we could enjoyed the urban environment at night.
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A San Antonio police officer was involved in the shooting of a man they say was attempting to commit suicide early Saturday morning.
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A grumpy bear learns the value of friendship and tolerance when he shares his home with his noisy neighbours.
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20 Pages
- Publish Date Jul 16, 2011
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David Shiels I am biased, yes, but I had the prints of this through yesterday and it's a really cool feeling to see my 'books' as real BOOKS.
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