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The Windies lost Daren Ganga (five) and Chris Gayle (11) before reaching 28-2 at tea on the third day after Pakistan piled on 485 in their first innings, including a masterly knock of 192 from Yousuf.
The visiting side, who need another 251 runs to avoid an innings defeat, will now rely on their captain Brian Lara who was unbeaten on eight at the break on Monday. The other not out batsman was Ramnaresh Sarwan on four.
Earlier Yousuf, who was not out on 107 overnight, continued an in-form run to pile the agony on the tourists. His eight-hour, 21-minute-long innings finally ended when he missed a flighted delivery from off-spinner Chris Gayle and was stumped.
Yousuf hit 24 boundaries and a six on his way to his 20th Test hundred and added 139 runs for the fifth wicket, with Shoaib Malik (69), then another 148 for the seventh wicket with Kamran Akmal (78).
Resuming at 265-4, Shoaib Malik was caught at short mid-wicket off a miscued on-drive for 69, and in the next over Abdul Razzaq (five) edged Taylor for a regulation catch behind the stumps to leave Pakistan at 285-6.
Taylor's fellow paceman Corey Collymore could have dismissed Yousuf, had Lara held on to a low catch in the slips when the batsman was on 114.
Yousuf also survived a close run-out call on 143, when Dave Mohammed failed to hit the stumps from the covers with the batsman well short of his crease.
He took full advantage of the lapses and reached 150 with a push to cover for two off Mohammed.
Akmal provided him with solid support and hit Fidel Edwards for the eighth boundary of his innings, reaching his fourth Test 50. Gayle had Akmal caught at mid-on before he dismissed Yousuf.
Last pair Danish Kaneria (23) and Umar Gul further agonised the tourists by adding 39 runs before left-arm spinner Mohammed wrapped up the innings.
Jerome Taylor finished with 4-115 and Mohammed took 3-98.


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Additional Evidence That Transaldolase Exchange, Isotope Discrimination During the Triose-Isomerase Reaction, or Both Occur in Humans : Effects of Type 2 Diabetes
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- Diabetes 0012-1797
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- American Diabetes Association
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OBJECTIVE To determine whether deuterium enrichment on carbons 5 and 3 (C5/C3) in plasma glucose is influenced by processes other than gluconeogenesis and, if so, whether these processes are altered by type 2 diabetes. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS In this study, 10 obese diabetic and 10 obese nondiabetic subjects were infused intravenously with [3,5-2H2] galactose enriched at a C5-to-C3 ratio of 1.0 as well as the enrichment of deuterium on C5 and C3 of plasma glucose, measured with nuclear magnetic resonance using the acetaminophen glucuronide method. RESULTS The ratio of deuterium enrichment on C5 and C3 of glucose was <1 (P < 0.001) in all of the diabetic and nondiabetic subjects, resulting in a means ± SE C5-to-C3 ratio that did not differ between groups (0.81 ± 0.01 vs. 0.79 ± 0.01, respectively). CONCLUSIONS That the C5-to-C3 glucose ratio is <1 indicates that transaldolase exchange, selective retention of deuterium at the level of the triose-isomerase reaction, or both occur in humans. This also indicates that the net effect of these processes on the C5-to-C3 ratio is the same in people with and without type 2 diabetes. The possible effects of transaldolase exchange or selective retention of deuterium (or tritium) at the level of the triose-isomerase reaction on tracee labeling and tracer metabolism should be considered when the deuterated water method is used to measure gluconeogenesis or [3-3H] glucose is used to measure glucose turnover in humans.


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Because the center of gravity of security has shifted from the network perimeter to the cloud, this is altering the architecture of data center security products.
As described above, organizations are accustomed to placing security solutions/tools (e.g. firewall, intrusion prevention, AV, etc.) at key ingress and egress points to protect the data center (or in the DMZ). But the cloud means that the networks and applications are now more permeable and often located in a data center which could be public, private, or hybrid. Many of the applications and data cannot be trusted, so organizations need better ways to police the East-West traffic and applications traversing the data center and the cloud.
A virtualized environment is fluid and requires dynamic security approaches. Organizations need technology to enable consistent policy enforcement across their physical and virtual infrastructures. This is why we are seeing virtualized security functions migrate into data center and cloud architectures, as well as the increased use of techniques such as micro-segmentation.
SDN, NFV, and virtualization enable security functions to be embedded throughout the data center's infrastructure to protect all the traffic flowing through it. This results in security controls distributed throughout the data center and cloud environments.
The key characteristic of cloud security and data center security products is that they can monitor the network at a micro-level to apply controls within the virtualized environment to protect applications and workloads.
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- Allot Communications Ltd
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It's been scorching hot lately, I'm not sure if it's global warming, but seriously, I think this is probably the hottest summer ever in Southern California.
Anyway, last month, I made the Spicy Basil Beef Salad from the Cooking Light magazine and there is another recipe that I earmarked: Sauté Pork with Tomatoes. I hardly ever make pork chops at home, and thought the recipe looks very delicious, colorful, and easy to prepare.
So I got myself some pork chops, some grape tomatoes, and made everything on my skillet. It took only 15 minutes to make. As it's so hot lately, I like to prepare quick dinners so I don't get stuck in the kitchen for too long.
I invited a couple of friends over for dinner, having great conversations, eating this delicious pork chops, drink some wine, and have the AC on full blast. The pork chop is sweet and sour in taste, and great especially served with rice. Enjoy!
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Hi. I am new to this site, but want to say how very informative I have found it to be.
Here is my situation: My daughter wants me to bake a stacked cake for her upcoming 14th birthday. Her request is that the cake itself be like a white confetti cake. She wants a marshmallow tasting filling and "white" frosting. She requested no fondant. I was just wondering if anyone had ideas about the filling and icing. I have reviewed many recipes and previous posts. Since this is my first decorated cake, I have no experience with fillings or icing. I think maybe I have done too much research. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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It sounds like she wants a plain old marshmellow fluff filling..if you are pressed for time they sell it in a jar in the aisle with ice cream cones and toppings...As for the white icing...any white Buttercream recipe will do but I suggest Indydebi's or Sugarshacks recipes!! They are great.I think there may be a marshmellow icing recipe on here or you can google it.Most all cooking sites have a version of it!!
Welcome to the site youll like it here its great, so glad your embarking on your first decorated cake , i would suggest a wee practise try if youve got time sometimes its good to get your head round things x
Hello from a fellow Louisiana caker!
I'm in Lafayette - if you need any help with your cake or finding supplies in this area, just send me a PM.
My tip - keep it simple and it will look great.
Good luck, you can do it!
I guess your questions have been answered. Good luck!
Marshmallow filling, you might be able to use a pastry bag and a Wilton 230 size tip to poke a few holes in the cake to fill it. You might want to practice on some cupcakes or something to get the filling part right.
Thank you all for the info and words of encouragement. I am making this cake on Monday. Hopefully it will turn out well. Thanks again.
I can't remember if I got this here or from the Wilton site, but Twinkie filling is great! I just made a banana cake with Twinkie filling and the family can't stop eating it.
Twinkie Creme Filling
2 teaspoons very hot water
rounded 1/4 teaspoon salt
2 cups marshmallow creme (1 7-ounce jar)
1/2 cup shortening
1/3 cup powdered sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Combine the salt with the hot water in a small bowl and stir until salt is dissolved. Let this mixture cool.
Combine the marshmallow creme, shortening, powdered sugar, and vanilla in a medium bowl and mix well with an electric mixer on high speed until fluffy.
Add the salt solution to the filling mixture and combine.
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On 10.12.2004 14:24 Uhr, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: > Hi Christian, > >> ...As I mentioned before (to one of stefano's posts), we did >> something similar, but with the TAL syntax. We convert that to XSLT >> with XSLT and then do the actual transformation with XSLT. It's the >> same idea as yours. I like the approach, even though it's not >> complete yet (our implementation) and we could certainly add some of >> your ideas... > > > Sorry that I overlooked this, I was busy at the time and forgot about > it (and we didn't meet at the non-happening Bern dinner, too bad - our > day will come ;-). No problem. I'm busy most of the time, too. And the dinner was just postponed, AFAIK ;) >> ...http://svn.bitflux.ch/repos/public/bxcmsdemo/themes/bxcms/ >> template.tal. > > > Trying to jump into the head of the "average HTML template designer", > to me this looks more complicated to understand than the example at > http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/HtmlToXsltExperiments. But you're setting > attributes and I'm not, might account for some of the differences in > (perceived) complexity. I don't know, which is more complicated, can't tell. But I took your example and wrote it in TAL. See http://wiki.bitflux.org/Templates_TAL_Example for details. The main difference between your and my implemention looks like the {foo/bar} syntax vs. the tal:content attribute syntax. I don't know, which one's better. In TAL we could provide both ways (where one is just an alias to the other). The rest is more or less just another syntax, with the same idea. The reason, why I took TAL as a starting point was that TAL is used since years (AFAIK) in the Zope community and the syntax has proven to be somehow useable. So why reinventing the wheel ;) And even if Zope doesn't use XML as "we" do, the choosen approach for accesing Zope-Objects was very near to the XPath syntax and an implementation quite easy. > >> ...I don't say, our approach is better than yours, I didn't build an >> opinion on that. But maybe we could join efforts in it. As it's a >> pure XSLT implementation, the programming language behind doesn't >> really matter... > > > Right, this is purely an XSLT thing. And joining efforts is good, even > if it's only stealing ideas back and forth. I don't think we (Cocoon > and bitflux) necessarily need to agree on everything, the resutling > XSLT code won't be very big anyway. Agreed. And I already started with stealing ideas ;) I implemented the @match idea in our TAL implementation. Very simple, but certainly "good enough" for 95% of the use-cases. For the another 5% I added @include support. With this you can include external xslt-files with additional, maybe more complicated xsl:templates. There's more information about that on the wiki page mentioned above. > After replying to Daniel, I think having a "declarative rules" section > or not in the template is a key point: IMHO the "copy some elements > with minor changes" scenario is very common, the bindings.xml use-case > in my example shows this. > > How would you handle this with your syntax? For example, transforming > an XHTML input document by adding class attributes to
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 like you ;) The original TAL has no concept of element matchers or similar. Just moving around strings (and escaping or not escaping them). This is what XSLT makes so powerfull and why I dislike all "traditional" templating systems in general. But with the match attribute idea from html2xslt, we can use this feature here as well. Thanks for the input ;) > In my example you just need to add a "declarative rules" section like > this, assuming you have an apply-templates in the main section: > >
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Currently there are three divisions in the league providing the opportunity for eighteen teams to play both recreational and competitive cricket during the summer months. Over 300 players are currently registered with the C&DCL and in recent years an aggressive junior programme has seen over 2,500 Calgary students being exposed to the sport. This has led to the expansion of our Evening division in 2005 with two high schools fielding teams. This is expected to increase in the coming seasons. The cricket season runs from late May to September each year.
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By K.C. Summers
Sunday, April 4, 2010;
Who: Kathy Lanciano, 52, and her husband, Joseph, of Crofton, and two friends
Where: France's Burgundy and northern Rhone regions, capped off with a couple of days in Paris
Why: Gift from the other couple
When: A week in June
Budget: $7,000 to $10,000 per couple
"We like museums, gardens, dining . . . and wine!"
Let's not waste any time being jealous of the Lancianos just because they were given the incredibly generous present of a week in France *grits teeth* and get right to the important question: What should they see and do while they're basking in Burgundy and relaxing in the Rhone Valley? Besides eat and drink, that is. Bike the wine routes? Explore ancient cities and hilltop towns? Visit Roman ruins? Learn to cook? Hike amid some of the country's most spectacular scenery?
Actually, with four days in the region, they can do it all, since most of the above activities are deliciously intertwined.
So we won't worry so much about cost this week, just an itinerary.
Here's the basic plan: The friends will fly to Paris, rent a car and drive 2 1/2 hours south to their first base, the medieval town of Vezelay, west of Dijon. After two days in green and gorgeous Burgundy, they'll head three hours south to the town of Vienne, near Lyon in the Rhone-Alpes, for two nights. Then it's back to Paris for the last two days of the trip.
When in two of the great wine-producing regions of the world, of course, the main order of business is to tour the company towns and sample the merchandise. And even if you think you know a lot, I strongly advise you to hire a guide: A crash course in winemaking, combined with tastings, field visits and some historical and geographical perspective can only enhance the experience. Plus none of you will have to be the designated driver.
Detours in France, for example (011-33-380-220-603, http://www.detours-in-france.com), based in Beaune, has a half-day guided wine tour by car or bike for about $333 for up to eight people; for your group of four, that's $84 each (bike rental is extra). A full day is $600, lunch not included. For a wine-tasting lunch at a winery, with up to 10 different wines tasted and explained over a table d'hote lunch, add $73 per person.
It's clear that guide Sarah Bird loves her work. A Canadian expat, she first visited Burgundy 20 years ago "for three months" and never left.
"The region is physically beautiful -- rolling vineyard hills, plains filled with sunflower and colza, and crumbly stone villages," she says. She likes to take visitors up into the Côte de Nuits, starting in Gevrey-Chambertin, and meander south, passing on tiny roads the villages and vineyards of Morey-Saint-Denis, Chambolle Musigny and Vougeot, with a tasting along the way. The afternoon might include the Côte de Beaune vineyards to the south: Pommard, Meursault and Puligny-Montrachet.
Taste Burgundy, also based in Beaune (011-33-345-460-069, http://www.tasteburgundy.com), is another good option. A three-hour vineyard walk is $80 per person, plus bike rental. "I love visiting growers, and I only take people to growers that I purchase and drink the wines from," says guide Cristina Otel, who has studied wine for seven years.
She likes Thierry Violot Guillemard in Pommard, Gabriel Muskovac in Pernand Vergelesses, David Duband in Chevannes and Gros Freres et Soeur in Vosne Romanee, among others.
Here's what else to do while you're in the area:
-- Take a cooking class, using local ingredients. Katherine Johnstone of the French Government Tourist Office (http://www.franceguide.com) likes Atelier des Chefs in Dijon, where you can take classes ranging from half an hour to four hours in length, starting at about $23. Its Gourmet Dinner Workshop lets you create a main dish and dessert and enjoy them with a glass of wine, all in an hour, for $48 per person (011-33-380-317-275, http://www.atelierdeschefs.fr). A higher-end option: The Cook's Atelier (011-33-617-364-660, http://www.thecooksatelier.com), which offers a market tour and cooking class year-round for about $266 per person.
-- Go to church. Vezelay is a World Heritage site, famous for its Benedictine abbey church of Saint Mary Magdalene. Vienne has cathedrals galore, including St. Peter's, one of France's oldest, dating from the 5th century, and the gothic St. Maurice, begun in 1052.
-- Go to an outdoor market. Most towns and even villages have one at least once a week. Beaune's big day is Saturday; Dijon's market is open daily.
Johnstone's tip for Dijon: Look for a little door on the southern side of the market and go up the small set of stairs. "You can sneak up there for a spectacular view of the market. It's fantastic." Start early in the morning, since most markets end by about 1 p.m.
-- And speaking of food: In Dijon, Post food critic Tom Sietsema likes the restaurants DZ'envies, a chic bistro near the food hall, and La Dame d'Aquitaine, in a 13th-century crypt, as well as the town's famous food hall.
Johnstone likes Le Charlemagne outside Beaune and its in-town little sister, Le Sushi Kai. Feel like a splurge? Try Le Montrachet in Puligny-Montrachet, L'Esperance in Vezelay or Paul Bocuse's Auberge du Pont de Collonges in Lyon.
Ah, but there's so much more. You've got to explore Beaune and its hospices: The 15th-century charity hospital built by the chancellor of the Duke of Burgundy to ensure a ticket to heaven is a must-see, everyone agrees. Save time for wandering around the historic university town of Dijon, with its fine museums and Renaissance architecture, not to mention the Abbey of Fontenay, one of the best-preserved in France. And for the love of food, don't miss Lyon.
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The house has been subject to legal proceedings over mortgage arrears.
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Twink is renowned for her work in panto, but hasn't performed in one since she pulled out of a show in Limerick in 2014. In recent time she has been pouring her energy into a cake-making business.


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Leadership in medicine, medical education, and health care is more complex in the 21st century than ever before. The medical profession and the country are in need of leadership that is inspiring, insightful, engaging, and humble—leadership that both understands and represents the needs of patients, physicians, medical educators, and trainees.
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- Why they selected their mentor(s);
- Their project proposal detailing how the project will advance the applicant's understanding of the principles of leadership and what leadership skills the project will enhance; and
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- The mentor's assessment of the applicant's leadership qualities, with specific examples.
- The mentors' biosketches (maximum four pages each).
- A letter from the chief executive of the institution detailing the institution's commitment to the fellow (maximum four pages), including:
- Protected time of at least 25% to complete the Fellowship and ability of the applicant to attend the orientation session and AΩA board meeting.
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- Salary support and matching funds or the equivalent, or a request for exemption, detailing the reasons for the request.
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- Recommendation letter from the Chapter Councilor or Association Chair, if applicable.
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For an all ages title that clearly caters to younger players, Wild Earth: African Safari is substantially entertaining on the Wii.
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On my recent trip to Lisbon, I had a Thursday-Sunday free weekend. Original plans were to spend a couple of days near the Sil River, and then drive over to see RibeiraSacra at his lovely Casa Rural on the Minho. But at the last minute my husband had to head home to the US, and I realized I could turn this trip into a walking trip and pack in more romanesque than my romanesque-weary husband would have liked. I already had cheap reservations for Friday and Saturday in the Parador Santo Estevo. 75 euros a night. Staff told me that every year in early January they offer a lot of cheap rates because the parador is closed January and half of February, and the specials jumpstart the new season. This past January, I got an email from a friend telling me to take a look at the rates for this parador. So keep an eye out, it is a pretty amazing spot. So here is what I did
Thursday, I was able to leave Lisbon around 2 pm and drove up to Celanova, a long drive, and through a snow storm! No real accumulation where I was driving, but you could see a lot of snow in the mountains the next day (this was around March 24). Hotel Celanova, a recently re-opened two star hotel, clean and basic, very nice, run by nice people. 35 E includes breakfast. Right in center near main square and monastery. Book directly with them, and not booking.com
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Drove to Allariz for walk around and some lunch. I have to say I was amazed at the level of life activity in Allariz, it is one small Galician city that seems to be doing well. It has the requisite romanesque church and romanesque bridge, with a castle ruin at the top of the hill. At 4:30 I met Manuel, with Xeitura (a company he and two of his friends started to take people to cultural sites in the area), in Santa Mariña de Aguas Santas. We had an amazing 3 hours. First to the big romanesque church, with an astonishing capital or two. Big square church, kind of reminded me of the Santo Estevo on the MInho, next to Riberasacra's house. Then we walked down to the "fornos" where the legend of Santa Mariña has an important part. The "fornos" were supposedly the underground ovens where she was martyred, but historical research suggests that it's more likely that these chambers were a pre-Roman sauna. But Miguel was very good about telling me the religious legend, the archaeological explanation, etc. From the fornos (which are underneath an incomplete romanesque church), we walked to the Castro, a celtic hill fort, huge in its expanse. Many of the excavated ruins came above my waist, which is pretty unusual for this kind of ruins. From there we walked on, to the Roman ruins nearby. Recently discovered, they think this was some sort of granary/garden/home, and not anything religious. The walking around was very nice, it was just a great day. All for 25 euros, but I did give him an extra 10. I highly recommend contacting this group, http://xeitura.com/, they are serious and dedicated to the area´s cultural patrimony. Two historians and one archaeologist, or vice versa, but they are really hoping to be able to stay in Allariz and make a living. It was delightful.
After leaving Manuel, I had to drive to the parador, which was a bit challenging, even with my GPS that kept sending me off on narrow residential roads, but I got there by 7:45. I had a salad in the cafetería with my amigos welcome glass of wine, and then to bed after a chance to sit and contemplate the different cloisters (my favorite being the oldest one, but unfortunately most of the romanesque is gone).
Saturday, I was on the road by 9:00, after coffee and yoghurt in my room (brought my electric coil, which I take every year when I walk one camino or another). First stop was San Pedro de Rocas, a Romanesque church built into the rocks and then used as tombs, many anthropomorphic shapes in the lower levels. I walked a great 9 km circle, which involved seeing a peto de ánimas, one of those old stone structures where people used to deposit alms for the souls in Purgatory. After visiting the church, I drove to Parada de Sil and the church of Santa Cristina. WOW, this is a lovely place, down in a little woods near the river clinging to the side of the mountain. Another Romanesque, beautiful entrance to the cloister, then a bigger church adjacent. Just an idyllic setting.
Because there was an orienteering race going on, no cars were allowed into Parada de Sil, so my walking plans around there were going to have to change. So I drove past Parada de Sil and found a trailhead that was about 3 km from the Balcons de Madrid. Lovely lovely walk out to the view point, through a couple of hamlets and lots of forest. The views from the two different miradors are just amazing, looking down onto the Sil River gorge.
From there I drove back slowly to the parador, stopping at 3 or 4 miradores along the river. One view was lovelier than the next, it was very nice. When I got back to the parador, with many hours of daylight left, I decided to walk on a well marked trail up to the hamlet of Pombar, about 2.5 km up from the parador, and then back down. More gorgeous views. Through lots of lovely woods, and I was accompanied by a black dog the whole way there.
I decided to head to the nearby (5 km) small town of Luintra to buy some supper fixings, which I later ate in one of the commons rooms of the parador. On my way into town I took a turnoff for the neolithic tombs. I couldn't really distinguish them from other piles of rocks, which is frequently my dilemma. But driving beyond and taking a turnoff for some miradores was a brilliant idea, it turned out. Just lovely and it gave me another hour of walking in beautiful countryside!
Then into Luintra, just in time for the 8:30 closing time, where the woman in the little store made me a chorio and cheese sandwich, bought a tomato and a very sweet red pepper. Amazing day, absolutely amazing.
Sunday, to break up the monotony of the drive back to Lisbon, I decided to stop to visit the ruins at Conímbriga, which I hadn't visited in at least ten years. Very nice detour, well worth the two hours and 2.5 euros. I ran into a Danish pilgrim walking the Camino Portugues who coincidentally had emailed me the night before about some details in Rabaçal (I have an online guidebook to the Lisbon to Santiago Caminho). I knew he would be walking from Rabaçal on Sunday, but had no idea that we would meet!!!! (And by the way, if you are into Roman ruins, the villa at Rabaçal is a nice excavation with some excellent mosaics). It was a nice way to end the weekend, and I got back to Lisbon in early evening, in time for dinner at my go-to restaurant near the Marriott, Carvoeiro da Palma. It's one of the few places in the area open Sunday evenings.
This is not a highly traveled part of Spain, but it is chock full of amazing things to do, at least if you like antiquity and natural beauty!
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On my recent trip to Lisbon, I had a Thursday-Sunday free weekend. Original plans were to spend a couple of days near the Sil River, and then drive over to see RibeiraSacra at his lovely Casa Rural on the Minho. But at the last minute my husband had to head home to the US, and I realized I could turn this trip into a walking trip and pack in more romanesque than my romanesque-weary husband would have liked. I already had cheap reservations for Friday and Saturday in the Parador Santo Estevo. 75 euros a night. Staff told me that every year in early January they offer a lot of cheap rates because the parador is closed January and half of February, and the specials jumpstart the new season. This past January, I got an email from a friend telling me to take a look at the rates for this parador. So keep an eye out, it is a pretty amazing spot. So here is what I did
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Where do I go to download my Matlab software? Matlab software can be downloaded by logging in, using your Mathworks account, to the Mathworks License Center at: http://www.mathworks.com/
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Google sites (*For initial sign up and admin tasks you must use a browser that is not logged in with your CalNet ID.)
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StewieEatWorld replied to StewieEatWorld's topic in General Ford Related DiscussionsInteresting replies folks. I should probably give 'em a call and let them know on what I "plan" to do then. The mats, pedals and wee steering wheel gel sticker all arrived. I'll chuck some photo's up here of them out the packaging (not installed) when I can muster some spare time! EDIT: Also, im insured with Hastings Direct (purely because they were the cheapest via one of those insurance comparison websites) and in their "Acceptance Criteria" it states; "Your car is the manufacturer's original specification with no modifications that enhance appearance or performance." I'm guessing this means im totally snookered?
StewieEatWorld replied to StewieEatWorld's topic in General Ford Related DiscussionsSo, say I call them up asking how much it'll cost me. Does that mean i'll have to cancel my current insurance and start a whole new policy in order to get extra's on my insurance? Thus costing me more than I would ideally like! Haha.
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StewieEatWorld replied to StewieEatWorld's topic in General Ford Related DiscussionsGot another question, but about insurance this time. When does it become viable that I phone up my insurance company (Hastings Direct) and tell them what I would like to/have done to the vehicle? Im talking about things like scuff plates, changing the gear knob, putting pedal caps on, fitting some mats and that kinda thing. I know if I got a spoiler or bumper or whatever, i'd need to let them know. But where exactly is the line between some common sense in wanting to keep your car clean and tidy, and classing them as "modifications" that invalidate your insurance...?
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StewieEatWorld replied to StewieEatWorld's topic in General Ford Related DiscussionsRight then; I've treated myself to some basic stuff so far. Ordered a set of 4 mats, the "aluminium sports" pedals and a carbon-white gel badge for the steering wheel! Pretty excited! I'll chuck some pictures up when they arrive/are installed :) Also, I see that there's an actually modification section/fiesta section in the forum, I have no problem with a mod moving this thread to where it probably should be or where it would be better suited :)
StewieEatWorld replied to StewieEatWorld's topic in General Ford Related DiscussionsFantastic replies folks. Good to hear that the stuff is pretty universal, albeit pricey... I'll have a read of some manuals and such and if there are any results, i'll no doubt update this thread with some pictures. Many thanks guys. :)
StewieEatWorld posted a topic in General Ford Related DiscussionsHi all, Recently got my first ever car, a lovely white Fiesta Edge! I'm pretty sure its a 2011 model. Ive seen a few accessories online (illuminated gear nob, metallic pedals, scuff plates etc etc). Just wondering if these are "one size fits all" or are more specific to your certain car model? Also, how hard are these to fit for a complete newbie like myself? Any replies would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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StewieEatWorld posted a topic in New Member IntroductionsHi there folks! Recently got my first ever car, a nice white Ford Fiesta. Just got a few questions now. I think its a 2011 model, its got a 11 number plate, so im assuming so. What accessories/modifications are available for my car? I seen an illuminated gear nob online that looked pretty nice, some scuff plates and pedals as well. Is it a case of "one size fits all" or are there specific parts for my car? Also, how hard is it to fit parts like these (remembering that im a total newbie)? Any replies would be greatly appreciated! Many thanks. EDIT: Just realised that this doesn't seem to be the right place to ask questions. I'll go chuck them in the General Discussion bit!
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A Chilling Discovery is a Pokemon Puzzle League: The Series episode.
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After the margin crunch of the last quarter, motorcycle companies are rushing in to protect their bottomline growth. Hence, discounting is on the decline with the big volume companies like Hero Honda and Bajaj cutting out the amount of subvention benefits.
While smaller players like Yamaha and LML may still be offering discounts, for the biggies, topline growth at the cost of bottomline health is out. The big three are, instead, pushing sales through new products and variants.
According to auto analysts, the trend was being kick-started by marketleader Hero Honda, which faced significant margin pressure last quarter. The company has recently hiked the prices for all its products, except Splendor Plus and CD-Dawn.
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Said Hero Honda MD Pawan Kant Munjal: "In FY05, margins were under pressure for all two-wheeler companies. That will continue this year as well. We will keep a keen eye on both topline and bottomline growth. We have withdrawn all our discounts and introduced new products. The Super Splendor has already been selling 45,000-odd units a month and it will be a bigger blockbuster than the Splendor."
Bajaj has also been in new-product mode. It has just rolled out its 180 cc Avenger DTS-i cruiser at a competitive Rs 60,000 price tag, substantially lower than stablemate Eliminator which sports a Rs 69,000 tag. Also on the anvil are facelift variants of the Discover and Pulsar. The discounts, offered by dealers has been brought down to free RTO-insurance policies worth Rs 500.
The third big player in the bike mart, TVS, is also in new model mode this fiscal. It has launched new versions of its entry-level bikes, Star and Centra. Like Bajaj, TVS too has cut discounts to free RTO-insurance policies and free accessories worth Rs 500-700.
Meanwhile, lower volume players like Yamaha and LML are offering fairly big discounts. The cash discount on Yamaha's Crux and Libero models is around Rs 2,000 with free accessories thrown in as an option. LML is offering a cash discount of Rs 1,500-2,000 on all its models. However here too, the new product push is clear: Yamaha has just launched face-lifts of its 125 cc Fazer - the Fazer DX and Fazer LX.
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Classic first person 'point and click' adventure
Simple 'point and tap' game play aimed especially for iPhone/iPod Touch. No pixel hunting needed.
No inventory management. Inventory of collected items opens automatically only in spots where it's needed
Range of puzzles to be solved throughout the game
Non-linear game play
Save game facility
iPhone Screenshots
Customer Reviews
Game is ok but...
Game is ok, but the ads are annoying. They're everywhere...overlapped on the bottom at the end, but what's worse is the popup "Download a free game" every few seconds. I understand ads are needed to support free games but this was a very annoying popup.
Screen size
Too big for iPhone 3GS
- Free
- Category: Games
- Released: Sep 04, 2012
- Version: 3.0.1
- Size: 15.7 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: PLAYTINUM SOFTWARE AND MULTIMEDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
- © Playtinum Software and Multimedia Pvt. Ltd.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPad, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).