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World stocks open week in stronger form
World stock markets advanced Monday, bolstered by improved U.S. retail sales and Europe's renewed efforts to contain its debt crisis.
European indexes kicked off the trading week by tracking their Asian counterparts higher. The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 1.4 percent at 5,540.44. Germany's DAX rose 1.7 percent to 6,070.98 and France's CAC 40 added 1.4 percent to 3,261.39.
The rally will likely extend to Wall Street later in the day. Dow futures were up 0.7 percent at 11,642. Futures for the broader Standard & Poor's were pointing up 0.8 percent at 1,229.10.
Sentiment brightened in Asia after stronger retail sales data in the U.S., leading to gains on Wall Street before the weekend.
Retail sales, which are a key barometer of consumer spending, recorded the biggest gain in seven months in September and double what economists were expecting. The data added to signs that the world's biggest economy may avoid another recession.
Worries about Europe's debt problems also eased following a meeting of Group of 20 finance chiefs over the weekend in Paris.
The group opened the door for the International Monetary Fund to play a bigger role in fighting the escalating debt troubles among countries that use the euro common currency. It also said eurozone ministers will "decisively address the current challenges through a comprehensive plan" to be unveiled on Oct. 23.
The progress has encouraged markets since last week, when German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met ahead of the G-20 and promised to strengthen European banks.
"Markets are starting to see an exit from Europe's debt problems," said Fumiyuki Nakanishi, general manager at SMBC Friend Securities in Tokyo. "Day by day, stocks are climbing."
Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average finished up 1.5 percent at 8,879.60, hitting a six-week intraday high at one point.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng jumped 2 percent to 18,873.99, South Korea's Kospi rose 1.6 percent to 1,865.18 and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 climbed 1.7 percent to 4,275.40. China's Shanghai Composite Index added 0.4 percent to 2,440.40.
In currencies, the euro rose to $1.3896 from $1.3875. The dollar gained to 77.39 yen from 77.22 late Friday.
With the dollar holding above the 77-yen line, investors sent Japanese exporters higher. Sony Corp. surged 5 percent, while Toyota Motor Corp. added 2.9 percent.
Missing out on the rally was camera and precision instruments maker Olympus Corp., which plunged after firing its British CEO on Friday after just six months.
The issue tumbled 24 percent, following a double-digit slide before the weekend. Several ratings agencies issued downgrades, while media reports said Michael Woodford was dismissed after challenging Olympus executives about questionable corporate governance practices and several acquisitions before he arrived.
Resource shares rose across the region, with Australia's BHP Billiton Ltd. up 2.1 percent on reports that the miner is considering acquisitions in the U.S. and Brazil.
Rival Rio Tinto added 2.4 percent amid news that it plans to sell 13 aluminum businesses, including smelters and refineries in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the U.S.
In Hong Kong, clothing retailer Esprit Holdings Ltd. rose almost 8 percent after a report that it plans to sell its U.S. stores.
Benchmark oil for November delivery was up $1.11 at $87.91 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract rose $2.57 to settle at $86.80 in New York on Friday.


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On Friday 22 Aug 2003 12:54 pm, Alex Blewitt wrote: [Alex, your mailhost seems to be out. I'm getting '"<email@example.com>... Can not check MX records for recipient host ioshq.com ", although if I do an nslookup I get Non-authoritative answer: ioshq.com mail exchanger = 50 mail-2.blackcatnetworks.co.uk. ioshq.com mail exchanger = 10 dsl-217-155-97-60.zen.co.uk. ioshq.com mail exchanger = 10 dsl-217-155-97-61.zen.co.uk. However, I guess you'll get this from the list and I would have cc'ed the list anyway] > On Thursday, Aug 21, 2003, at 13:39 Europe/London, Simon Brooke wrote: > > Does Geronimo plan to do a clean-room reimplementation of JavaMail? If > > so, > > does it intend a plug-compatible clone of the JavaMail API or simply > > to build > > equivalent functionality? > > I am working on a JavaMail reimplementation. Current stage is that > we've got the API class/method-list complete, though there are a few > parts of the API that still need implementing (e.g. MimeMessage). I'm > working my way through those, since I did most of the original API and > know what needs to be done in certain classes/objects. > > There are other (larger) areas that need implementation as well; for > example, we don't have an SMTPTransport (or NNTPTransport), or the > IMAPStore or POP3Store yet. Both of these could be done separately from > the API being completed (though you'd probably have to test with dummy > messages to start with). > > There's also the ideas being bashed around about introducing the > JavaMail API JavaDoc into the interfaces, for help with documentation > et al. > > Those are some ideas of where we need to go with JavaMail -- any of > those sound interesting? Give me a class and an API to work on, and I'll see what I can get back to you. No, it doesn't sound precisely _interesting_; it's a chore that has to be done. However it's a chore that I have the skills and motivation to do. I'd much prefer to implement something new rather than rebuild something which already exists (particularly if I can't tinker with the architecture); but in these post SCO lawsuit days I think we need to be very clear about what is open source and what is not, and where there are iffy things we are using (such as Sun packages which are free-as-in-beer without being free-as-in-speech) we need to reimplement them cleanly. Oh - my AI .sig generater seems particularly inspired this morning... Cheers Simon -- email@example.com (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/ ;; If you're doing this for fun, do what seems fun. If you're ;; doing it for money, stop now. ;; Rainer Deyke
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text: MetLife, which has been administering oral health benefits for U.S. workers and their families for more than 51 years, today announced that it has been selected as an official plan for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Dental Insurance Program (VADIP). Enrollment for the program began November 15, 2013, and coverage begins January 1, 2014. The VADIP is a new three-year national pilot program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The program provides over 8.6 million eligible Veterans the opportunity to purchase voluntary dental insurance for themselves and their family members. Participation in the program is open to Veterans enrolled in the VA health care program and eligible family members who are beneficiaries of the VA's Civilian Health and Medical Program (CHAMPVA). "We are proud that the VA chose MetLife to participate in the VADIP. This award expands our existing relationship with both the uniformed and non-uniformed population who receive benefits through the Federal Government, and reaffirms our commitment to provide high-quality, competitively priced benefit solutions to this unique market segment," says Pete Schwarz, Vice President of U.S. Government Business at MetLife. MetLife will offer two options, Standard and High, through the program. Enrollment in the program will be evergreen and not limited to a specific enrollment period. After November 15, 2013, beneficiaries can enroll in either plan as they become eligible. The program will feature MetLife's PDP Plus network. One of the country's largest networks, PDP Plus provides access to more than 256,000 participating dental offices. VADIP beneficiaries have the freedom to go to any licensed dentist and receive benefits for covered services, however their out-of-pockets costs will usually be lower when they receive in-network care due to significant network discounts on dental charges. "MetLife's VADIP coverage options provide benefits and savings designed to encourage beneficiaries to take charge of their oral health and get the care they and their families need," says Christen White, Vice President, Group Dental and Vision at MetLife. "In addition to savings through negotiated fees, MetLife also supports plan participants through high-quality standards for our network and a claims process that helps protect participants against inappropriate costs and care."


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Herbie Hancock
Launching his career playing piano with Miles Davis, pianist Herbie Hancock has forged a singular career in jazz combining every keyboard sound available, resulting in one of the most musical minds around today.
Andrew Ford: This is The Music Show on ABC Radio National. Herbie Hancock is in Australia. Since the early 1960s he has been a name with which to conjure when it comes to jazz piano.
He joined the Miles Davis quintet in 1963 and played with them throughout the 1960s, continuing to make records with Miles Davis into the '70s. Since then he's worked with an incredible range of musicians in various styles of jazz, and we thought we would introduce him on a track that he recorded with Annie Lennox. This is from an album with a very appropriate title I think for Herbie Hancock, Possibilities. The song is 'Hush, Hush, Hush'.
Possibilities seems like such an appropriate title for a Herbie Hancock album. You rule nothing out, do you?
Herbie Hancock: I try to be open to a lot of things, because I'm interested in a lot of particularly new combinations, new ways of looking at things.
Andrew Ford: And recently that's also included hip hop for instance, which again seems to be a long way from jazz on the face of it. But do you consider it to be a long way from jazz?
Herbie Hancock: Well at the time I did the record called Future Shock which has the single 'Rockit', I wasn't thinking about jazz per se, or hip hop per se, but I was just primarily interested in that new sound of scratching, and the new kind of techniques that DJs were beginning to employ. To me that was very exciting. I was interested in responding to that, and improvising with that, because scratching itself is a way of using a sound in a rhythmic way, and to me that wasn't too far from what I had been doing with a more avant-garde jazz group back in the early '70s. For me it was an opportunity to explore some new territory again.
Andrew Ford: So is that what drives Herbie Hancock, wanting to do something new all the time?
Herbie Hancock: Yes, that really is part of my make-up. Ever since I was a little kid, I've been interested in science, I've been interested in exploring new things, and trying to figure out what makes things tick. When I joined Miles Davis's band in the '60s, Miles really told us that he paid us to explore new territory. So this idea has been constantly encouraged in me by external influences, as well as my own kind of general make-up. The other thing that Miles showed us is that what he played was true to what he believed in. It came from his heart, and I try to do the same because I believe that's the strongest that we can be.
Andrew Ford: Yes, there's a quote from Leonard Feather, of you speaking to Leonard Feather about Miles, saying, 'Miles isn't up there to please everybody, or anybody. He's there to be honest.' And that seems to me to be what you're saying here.
Herbie Hancock: Yes, absolutely. I mean it's great to be able to please others, but that's not the point. The point is to bare your soul, to be able to have the courage to let people see past the external. To allow them to expand even the courage itself -- the courage to explore, the courage to try new things. The courage to be vulnerable.
Andrew Ford: Maybe we should talk about those years with Miles Davis, because such a lot happened in that time. You were playing with Miles before the quintet with Wayne Shorter firmed up, and you continued to work with Miles Davis into his Bitches Brew/In a Silent Way period, so that's a long journey in a very short time. Presumably you started off playing 'Someday My Prince Will Come' and ended up playing 'Bitches Brew'; did it feel like a roller-coaster?
Herbie Hancock: Not at the time. If you think of it, there was a period of ten years, from 1963 when I first started working with Miles all the way up to the early '70s that I got a chance to do things with Miles. I was no longer in this band in 1968, but I continued to make some records with him. Don't forget that the band that Miles had in the mid-'60s was composed of young people in their 20s. When you're that young, I know certainly in my case when I first started with Miles, I didn't have a sense of an identity. Over time, and through the evolution of the music and the personalities in that band, I began to get a sense of personal identity. But that band was a band that constantly evolved, that constantly changed. We got a chance to work enough to be able to do that. Because Miles was open -- there were so many influences externally from the '60s period and early '70s -- it encouraged exploration and evolution, and revolution, if you will. The '60s were a very important period in history. It was also a time when the youth element played a very important role in the shaping of the world, certainly the Western world.
Andrew Ford: Miles Davis had worked with some pretty distinctive piano players in his band, Bill Evans for example, one of those players who's always instantly recognisable, a bit of Red Garland too. I'm wondering what you think attracted him to the 23-year-old Herbie Hancock. You say you weren't fully formed, that you were discovering who you were. Do you think that was part of the attraction ?
Herbie Hancock: From what I understand, Miles asked a lot of musicians, whose opinions he trusted, who would they suggest to be his new piano player. He was looking for a new band. A lot of musicians back at that time told me that Miles had asked them, and they told him that he should get me. Jackie McLean, that's one musician in particular who I knew Miles trusted very much. Jackie told me that he said 'Miles asked me who we should get on piano, and I told him we should get you.' And then Miles said, 'Oh Herbie, he can't play,' and then Jackie said, 'Well Miles, you asked me what my opinion was; I told you. My opinion is to get Herbie.' And so Miles called me. So I think it came about that way.
I went to his studio, I thought to audition, along with Tony Williams, and Liam Carter, a great drummer and a great bass player. I went to Miles's recreation room to play and perhaps Miles heard something in my playing that he liked. I have a feeling that it might have been my youthful fervour, it might have been my eagerness to explore. I never really asked him that question so I can't be sure. I guess Miles felt that there was some good potential there.
Andrew Ford: I would like us to pause now to listen to something from that great quintet from the 1960s and I think we should listen to a Herbie Hancock tune which you composed in honour of Miles Davis, 'The Sorcerer'. Is there anything you can tell us about it before we listen?
Herbie Hancock: Well for me Miles Davis was pretty much a sorcerer -- a magician as well as a musician. He was able to conjure up mystery and drama in his music, so I thought it was appropriate to name the song 'The Sorcerer', and to compose the song that captured the sense of mystery that I felt from my heart.
Andrew Ford: [after track] And that was Herbie Hancock's 'The Sorcerer', Herbie Hancock playing piano, Wayne Shorter, tenor sax, Ron Carter, bass, Tony Williams, drums, and of course Miles Davis, trumpet. And I'm talking on today's Music Show here on ABC Radio National to Herbie Hancock.
Herbie, you recorded that same tune a year later with your own group without Miles Davis, as you often did with music that you wrote, you did it both with Davis and you did it without him. Was that an instructive thing for you, to take out Miles Davis and see what happens?
Herbie Hancock: No, it wasn't quite like that. There weren't a lot of pieces that I wrote for Miles's band. There was another piece called 'Little One' that he did record and I recorded it without him, too. But because I had my own record contract, on Blue Note, it gave me the opportunity to record a lot of pieces that perhaps were not appropriate for the Miles Davis 'sound' at that time. It also allowed me to play pieces without him that I'd recorded previously with Miles, only now with a different perspective.
Andrew Ford: Speaking of sound, you've played so many different keyboard instruments, this is again something which was happening in this period with Miles Davis; you'd be on celeste on one track and playing electric harpsichord on the next; is it a kind of back-to-basics when you sit down in front of a grand piano?
Herbie Hancock: Yes, it is back-to-basics, but I really don't think about it as such. For me, the grand piano is my foundation. I've been playing acoustic piano since I was seven years old. I've just had a birthday -- I turned 67 -- so I've been playing acoustic piano for 60 years now. I started playing synthesizers in the 1960s so I don't have quite the history of work on the synthesizers as I do with the acoustic piano. I mean my fingers maybe were not fully formed yet when I was seven years old. I didn't have adult hands then, so acoustic piano has been part of my own personal physical growth as well as musical growth.
Andrew Ford: But I think a lot of people, perhaps when they think of you, have in their mind's eye this man on stage with his great bank of keyboards, one of everything, and one extra for contingency -- you might need it! And to see you on stage with a piano perhaps comes back to that quote about Miles Davis; is this where you are most honest, do you think?
Herbie Hancock: It does relate to that. What has actually happened in my career is that I have always had periods of doing tours and records with electric instruments, followed by tours and records with acoustic instruments. It's not that once I started with electric instruments, that's all I did until now. No, I've always gone back and forth between straight acoustic piano and electric instruments. Sometimes combinations of acoustic piano with electric instruments. Even on this tour of Australia and New Zealand, there are some quartet concerts where I'm playing both straight acoustic piano and some synthesizers, and there are concerts where the quartet is playing with symphony orchestra, and I'm playing primarily acoustic piano. But I also have some synthesizers that I may, or may not, be using. They will be there and I may use them, and I may not. Depending on how it feels.
Andrew Ford: As the spirit moves you. We've got a couple of minutes left, and we must talk about George Gershwin, because you're currently touring with your Gershwin's World program. What's the attraction specifically to the music of Gershwin? You're playing more than just Gershwin in the concert, but is there something about Gershwin's music that allows you to be yourself?
Herbie Hancock: Well first of all, Gershwin was an incredible composer, and a wonderful piano player too. And he lived and worked during the period when jazz was the popular music. But beyond jazz, he worked outside the box. He wrote classical-influenced pieces, he wrote operas, Broadway, and Tin Pan Alley pieces. And yet played great jazz piano. That was pretty much his chosen foundation. One of his big influences was James P. Johnson, who was a great composer and pianist in his own right. That was an exciting period for jazz. The idea of Gershwin's World, which is also a record I did, came about because I felt that at that time, because George Gershwin was a great and popular composer, to use him as a focal point for just that era, would also illuminate many of the artists that either influenced him or that he influenced. There were other important figures in the jazz scene, and the classical scene too, like Ravel for example, who was influenced by jazz but also was a friend of Gershwin. Gershwin wanted to study with Ravel, and Ravel refused. He didn't want Gershwin's talent to become influenced by classical music, or by Ravel.
Andrew Ford: I think he also asked Gershwin how much he earned every year, and then decided that perhaps he should be taking lessons from George.
Herbie Hancock: [Laughs] I didn't know about that, that's funny. Anyway it really is about not just George Gershwin himself, but about the world he lived in at the time, and the music of that time.
Andrew Ford: Well he's still an influence, obviously, as indeed are you. Herbie Hancock. It's been a pleasure having you on The Music Show; I hope you enjoy your time in Australia; thanks for talking to me.
Herbie Hancock: Thank you very much, Andrew.
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Anna Smith (@anna_phd) is currently an IES postdoctoral fellow in writing and new learning ecologies at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Champaign. She is fascinated with the learning pathways that people form across their lives. You can find the bulk of her digital writing online at developingwriters.org.
pieces: a study in transmedia
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text: Home Phones SLIDESHOW 6 Standout Smartphones for Prepaid Plans Prepaid smartphones were once both lower-cost and lower-quality, but lately they're becoming a viable alternative for many users. By JR Raphael, Computerworld | Apr 17, 2012 7:20 AM PT Share All Slides SLIDEFEATURED PRODUCTS 6 Standout Smartphones for Prepaid Plans LG Marquee LG Optimus Black Motorola Triumph Nokia Lumia 710 Samsung Exhibit II 4G Samsung Transform Ultra Share this Slideshow Direct link: 6 Standout Smartphones for Prepaid Plans Using a prepaid service for your smartphone can cut your wireless bill in half -- and while you aren't going to find an iPhone or a Galaxy Note on one of America's prepaid carriers, some of the companies' offerings actually aren't half-bad. Here are six decent midrange phones now available with contract-free plans.Note: This slideshow accompanies our story Cut the contract: How prepaid smartphones can save you money. Click through for the story behind the phones you see here. LG Marquee The LG Marquee stands out for its brilliant 4-in. screen and attractive, slim body. The phone is powered by a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM; it has a 5-megapixel rear-facing camera and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera. The Marquee runs a near-stock version of Android 2.3. Carrier: Boost MobilePrice: $279.99 LG Optimus Black The Android-running LG Optimus Black boasts a bright 4-in. display and a thin, light body. Its single-core 1GHz processor may pale in comparison to the dual-core and quad-core chips in most current high-end smartphones, but with its 512MB of RAM, the Black is certainly no slouch when it comes to common tasks like Web browsing and basic app usage. Best of all, LG has confirmed plans to upgrade the phone to Android 4.0 later this year.Carrier: Straight TalkPrice: $329.99 Motorola Triumph The Motorola Triumph has a 4.1-in. screen and dual camera setup, with a 5-megapixel camera in the back and a VGA-quality lens on the front for self-portraits and video chat. Like the Optimus Black, the phone packs a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM. Its weak point is the software: The Triumph is stuck on the rather dated Froyo version of Android, and Motorola has announced no plans to upgrade the phone to Gingerbread, let alone Ice Cream Sandwich. That said, adventurous users can fairly easily find third-party hacks to upgrade the phone on their own. (Tip: Google the phrase "Motorola Triumph ROM")Carrier: Virgin MobilePrice: $279.99 Nokia Lumia 710 T-Mobile's Nokia Lumia 710 delivers the Windows Phone experience with 4G (HSPA+) speeds and prepaid plan prices. The Lumia 710 has a 3.7-in. LCD screen with Nokia's "ClearBlack" contrast-boosting technology. The phone runs on a 1.4GHz processor along with 512MB of RAM and includes a 5-megapixel camera that can record videos in 720p resolution.Carrier: T-Mobile Monthly4GPrice: $349.99 Samsung Exhibit II 4G For speedy HSPA+ connectivity and the Gingerbread level of Google's Android platform, the Samsung Exhibit II 4G is a fine midrange phone to consider. The Exhibit II 4G has a 3.7-in. touchscreen display and is powered by a 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM. It includes a 3-megapixel camera and an SD Card slot for additional storage.Carrier: T-Mobile Monthly4GPrice: $329.99 Samsung Transform Ultra With its slide-out QWERTY keyboard, the Samsung Transform Ultra offers a now relatively rare form factor for users who prefer a more physical style of typing. The Transform Ultra has a 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM, a 3-megapixel back-facing camera and a front-facing VGA camera. It runs a fairly clean version of Google's Android 2.3 operating system, with little bloatware and few modifications to the original OS.Carrier: Boost MobilePrice: $199.99 Next Up: Check out these related slideshows Galaxy S8 and S8+ case roundup: Protect your investment in... Master Gmail for Android with these tips and tricks 10 Google Assistant features that save you time 8 killer Google I/O reveals you probably missed The Google I/O 12 biggest reveals: Android O, Google... 63% off Anker SoundCore 2 Bluetooth Speaker with 24-Hour Playtime - Deal Alert 60% off Logitech G105 Gaming Keyboard - Deal Alert 65% off AcuRite Refrigerator/Freezer Wireless Digital Thermometer - Deal Alert Related Slideshows Galaxy S8 and S8+ case roundup: Protect your investment in style Master Gmail for Android with these tips and tricks 10 Google Assistant features that save you time 8 killer Google I/O reveals you probably missed The Google I/O 12 biggest reveals: Android O, Google Assistant,... Watch TV for free with these 10 Android apps You Might Like Email a friend To Use commas to separate multiple email addresses From Privacy Policy Thank you Your message has been sent. Sorry There was an error emailing this page.


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The new Offshore-Gateway.eu portal is an independent and impartial point-of-contact to leading supplier-firms in Cyprus that provide investment strategies to the EU and EMEA region, namely with regards to setting up a company formation, then subsequent professional services, including company administration and maintenance services, global tax planning solutions, accounting and auditing, wealth management, as well as international offshore banking.
The platform provides one initial point-of-contact with multiple service options. Visitors send through a quotation request, and Offshore Gateway pairs them up with the most suitable supplier who has been pre-qualified. "Offshore-Gateway.eu is a unique service that does not exist anywhere else in the world. Although it is still early days, it should go a long way to promoting efficient international business activities and supporting investments to the EMEA region via Cyprus," said a company spokesperson. "Indeed, Cyprus is fast becoming one of the most popular jurisdictions for financial and professional services in the world; and for very good reason. Cyprus is in the EU and eurozone, has excellent infrastructure for professional services, a business friendly government, and a great geographical location - at the centre of the EMEA. Above all, Cyprus has the lowest corporate tax rate in the EU at 10%, and is the lowest non-offshore tax jurisdiction in the world, making it financially (tax-saving) attractive."
According to Offshore Gateway, although the EU, eurozone and global economy is facing some serious challenges at the moment, it was still the right time to launch the service.
"Finalising the platform is only really half the work. It will take some time to build very good web presence, brand awareness and generate strong search engine optimisation - normally takes months to properly crawl websites. Besides, many companies will be actively looking to consolidate their own finances over the next year, whilst others might even be in a very good position to take advantage of the situation and invest intelligently,".
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Chat with Bill Williamson
Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN.com AFC West blogger Bill Williamson will stop by to talk about the NFL.
Williamson joined ESPN.com in 2008 after four seasons covering the Denver Broncos for the Denver Post. He previously covered the Minnesota Vikings, Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks.
Send your questions now and join Williamson Thursday at 2 p.m. ET!
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Bill Williamson (2:00 PM)
Hi everyone, let's get started.
Jason (KC)
We all know Matt Cassell's Days are probably limited. What about Romeo? For the record it may be Brady Quinn now but I am predicting Ricky Stanzi by week 12 and Romeo fired at season's end.
Bill Williamson (2:02 PM)
I don't see any way how Crennel is fired this year. He will stay for another year.
clifton7802 (bkn,ny)
Do you see a return to NFL of T.O.,CHAD,PLAX?
Bill Williamson (2:02 PM)
Why, they are cooked.
Reggie McKenzie's 'Fro (Fresno)
Do you see the Chargers actually dumping Ryan Mathews? Fumbles or not he's clearly miles ahead of their backups.
Bill Williamson (2:03 PM)
No, they are just trying to build him up the hard way. He's their guy.
Bill Williamson (2:03 PM)
No, they are just trying to build him up the hard way. He's their guy.
thomas (Loveland Co)
Any word on how Kuper is looking and his chance of playing against the Pats this weekend?
Bill Williamson (2:06 PM)
It's a work in progres. He has been limited. John Fox said he will be a game-time decision Sunday. I think, if he doesn't have a setback, he will play.
Randy (Arkansas)
Do you think drafting a proven leader like Tyler Wilson or trading for Ryan Mallet would help KC out? There is huge upside for both players.
Bill Williamson (2:07 PM)
I think Wilson is a player the Chiefs may consider in the first round. I also like Mallett. I think he can maybe have a future.
Mike (Fallbrook Ca)
With the return of Jared Gaither to the Chargers o-line, do you feel what was an area of weakness is now one of strength as Mike Harris gained very valuable experience and can now play either tackle if necessary..
Bill Williamson (2:10 PM)
If Gaither stays healthy, it is an area of strength. Harris did well in an emergency, but he still needs seasoning.
TEN (San Diego)
Bill, you named Mecham as the player to watch for the Chargers. Any inside info on whether they actually plan to give him a bigger role? Seems like he is not even a part of the game plan as he is hardly ever targeted. Thanks.
Bill Williamson (2:12 PM)
I think they want him him to be part od it, but he has been slow to get going. When Vincent Brown returns around midseason, I could see him taking a lot of Meachem's reps.
Edward Moretti (Imperial Beach, CA)
Do you think that now with Jared Gaither back in the lineup Philip will be able to get the ball more to his receivers considering he'll have more time in the pocket?
Bill Williamson (2:14 PM)
It will certainly help. Gaither can really play when he is healthy.
charles (wichita)
Which college football quarterback would be the best fit for the Chiefs!
Bill Williamson (2:14 PM)
Barkley, Smith, Wilson, Bray all pretty good.
Jason (KC)
Prediction: Opening day 2013 in KC..........Bill Cowher Coach and GM Barkley starting QB..........thoughts?
Bill Williamson (2:15 PM)
I'd be shocked.
Al (Wausau, WI)
Bill, while Jamaal Charles has been an outstanding running back for the Chiefs, he doesn't seem to be the most durable player. Do you think he's injury-prone, and if so, could this limit him in his career?
Bill Williamson (2:16 PM)
It's a product of his size and the position he plays.
Barence (Cyclone Alley)
Because I know you miss Tebow questions, when does the public outcry (and owner demands) get too much and Tebow supplant Sanchez in your opinion?
Bill Williamson (2:16 PM)
Not my area anymore.
Rick (Long Island, NY)
Hi Bill. Everyone knows the Broncos schedule is a killer, but really it's frontloaded. Even if they just split these next two, I think they're in excellent shape to take the division. Your thoughts?
Bill Williamson (2:17 PM)
If they can survive this first half, they could be in decnet shape.
door jamb (SoCal)
Do you read the comments to you posts?
Bill Williamson (2:17 PM)
I go in to see hi once in a while.
Chris (Hot Springs)
Bill,How much attention do you think Clark Hunt is really going to pay to the now infamous banner flying over Arrowhead this Sunday
Bill Williamson (2:20 PM)
He can't ignore it. I don't think it will influence him, but he can't ignore it.
Harold (Denver)
When New England and Denver played last year, the NE tight ends carved up Denver's defense. Do you see Denver doing better in that area on Sunday?
Bill Williamson (2:22 PM)
Yes, that is a major area Denver has to address Sunday. Gronk can not go crazy and have a three-score day.
58_VonDoom_92 (Here)
Derek Wolfe seems to be slowing down after a good start, is he still adjusting to the game...or have we already seen the best of him?
Bill Williamson (2:24 PM)
The scouts I talk to really like him. He is doing fine and he is a reason why the d-line is improved.
Travis (Missouri)
You seem adamant about keeping Cassel is as the best viable option to WIN games....Dont you understand as KC fans were sick of winning 7 or 8 games every year...We as a majority I believe want to LOSE the rest of the season to improve our chances of being able to DRAFT a reasonable starting QB.....Please stop talking about what gives KC the best chance to win when you as well as anybody with a set of eyes can see with Cassel in charge were nothing more than mediocre at best and havent even been that so far.
Bill Williamson (2:26 PM)
And Quinn or Stanzi will make it better? I get everything you are saying, and I expect Cassel to be gone next year barring a big chance. But there are no current better answers for the time being.
Terry (Fort Wayne)
Do you see Del Rio sticking around after this season or will he get a chance to be the head coach somewhere else so the Broncos have another new DC?
Bill Williamson (2:28 PM)
I bet he sticks aorund for a few years.
Jeremyave (Denver)
who do you think is beter Manning or Brady?
Bill Williamson (2:28 PM)
Probably Brady.
Evan (San Diego)
Who's your MVP of the AFC West thus far?
Bill Williamson (2:29 PM)
We will address that in a post Friday.
Jeremyave (Denver)
should the chiefs trade for a new QB? if yes should they trade for Tim Tebow?
Bill Williamson (2:30 PM)
Um, no.
Bill Williamson (2:31 PM)
Where are all the Raiders fans today?
Cody (Wyoming)
Denver has two loses but they came to the two best teams in the league and both games were close...The Chargers are 3-1 but havn't really played anyone..Who do you think the best team in the AFC west is right now and who is your favorite to win the AFC west?
Bill Williamson (2:32 PM)
We should know that answer Oct. 15.
58_VonDoom_92 (Here)
Has Wesley Woodyard played himself into a starting role...even when DJ get back?
Bill Williamson (2:34 PM)
He just might have, Yes. I don't think the Broncos are counting the minutes until Williams gets back.
Edward Moretti (Imperial Beach, CA)
I know it's WAY to early but what position should the Chargers draft in the first round, Cornerback or o-line?
Bill Williamson (2:35 PM)
I think those are the two areas (maybe receiver, too) where the Charegrs first look. I think their top priority will depend on where they draft. You always have to weigh value.
Terry (Fort Wayne)
Seems like after a strong start, T. Porter is struggling opposite Champ. Is this a funk that he is in or is it just really tough to be on the opposite side of a guy who QBs try to limit throws at?
Bill Williamson (2:36 PM)
Porter is known as a hit-or-miss guy. He takes a lot of chances and it pays off sometimes and it hurts him sometimes.
mike (temecula ca)
Chargers-Saints Sunday.. do you expect a shootout or can the bolts defense somewhat contain Brees with pressure from there front 7
Bill Williamson (2:37 PM)
It will likely be in the high 20s. San Diego's offense needs to click a little better than it has to keep up.
Will (Iowa)
How bad does the loss of boss hurt the chiefs chances of turning there season around?
Bill Williamson (2:38 PM)
It takes a dimension away from the offense. He was a matchup problem. It's far from ideal that's for sure.
Will (Iowa)
What grade would you give poe in his first quarter in the nfl?
Bill Williamson (2:39 PM)
B-. He's doing OK.
Matt (Chicago)
Now that we're a quarter into the season, any predictions on who will win the division? Still sticking with KC?
Bill Williamson (2:42 PM)
I can't take it back. That was muy pick. But do I stil believe it? no, I don't
58_VonDoom_92 (Here)
Denver's MVP so far (other than Peyton).
jeremyave (Denver)
Is there still some hope for the raiders making the playoffs this year?
Bill Williamson (2:45 PM)
McGahee.On Raiders: I saw a stat that said in 8 of the past 12 years, at least one 1-3 team amde the palyoffs. With that said, the Raiders have never made the playoffs after starting 1-3.
Ed (Denver, CO)
Do you feel like Dan Koppen will do as well as JD Walton would have against an improved Pats defense?
Bill Williamson (2:46 PM)
I think Koppen will be fine. He's a pro.Remember, the Broncos exploded against Oakland after he got on the field so he wasn't a problem.
Eron (Wyoming)
How do you view the development of Rahim Moore...his overall play is better, but he's blown some big plays...is he still considered the FS of the future?
Bill Williamson (2:47 PM)
He's a work in progress. He's OK, not great.
Chad (MileHigh)
I think the Broncos defensive game plan versus the Raiders was excellent. They did not allow the Raiders to stretch the field except for a one big play that led to a field goal. This week presents some issues with the three primary recievers in New England(Gronk, Lloyd, Welker). Besides getting pressure on Brady, what will the Broncos need to do to limit the big plays from NE offense in your opinion?
Bill Williamson (2:47 PM)
Pressure on Brady and containing Gronk are the keys.
McNutty (Seattle)
During the Retreat, I had to drink all the beer that was meant for you, BW. I didn't mind....
Bill Williamson (2:48 PM)
Glad to help.
Doug (Colorado Springs)
Could/Should the Broncos try to deal Knowshone and D.J. Williams...and what could we expect to get for them? Thanks, enjoy reading your blogs!!!
Bill Williamson (2:48 PM)
Not much for WIlliams. Nothing for Moreno.
Andrew (Springfield, MO)
Would you see the Chiefs trading up in the draft to get a QB such as Geno Smith?
Bill Williamson (2:50 PM)
Or Barkley. I think they have to be and will be aggressive.
E Mo Jr (Imperial Beach)
What do you think about the Chargers nucleus of young players on defense? (Luiget, Reyes, Martin, Thomas, Butler, Ingram, Brandon Taylor, Wright, Gilchrist)
Bill Williamson (2:51 PM)
It's a really good core. This defense will be good for years.
Mike (Cranston, RI)
Do you see Carson Palmer as the Raiders starting QB next year?
Bill Williamson (2:52 PM)
Hard to tell. Have to see how things go. But if I had to guess right now, yes. The Raiders will have a lot of needs. Keeping Palmer for another year or so may be the neccesary step.
Cody (Wyoming)
What is Denver's biggest position of weakness in your mind and what might they look for in the first round next year? DT is the obvious choice but LB has to be up their too
Bill Williamson (2:53 PM)
Safety, maybe gaurd, evne receiver.
Andy (Chicago)
Do you see the Raiders making any major changes during the bye week?
Bill Williamson (2:54 PM)
They could do a few things, but there are no magic cure-alls.
Tim Duke (Albuquerque)
Would KC draft a QB or should they look for a vet?
Bill Williamson (2:55 PM)
I think is time to try to strike it rich with a young franchise QB.
Jeb (Kansas)
Do you think the chiefs can fix their slow start problems?
Bill Williamson (2:55 PM)
Injuries are really becoming a problem. It will be tough.
Monty (KC)
You thoughts on the Chiefs O-Line thus far?
Bill Williamson (2:56 PM)
It wasn't great against San Diego. Albert has been good. The Hudson injury hurts them.
McNutty (Seattle)
What has happened to Derek Wolfe? 3 straight quiet games.
Bill Williamson (2:58 PM)
He had a good game against Houston. He's fine.
Ryan (Los Angles)
As a Charger fan, I cannot see the Chargers winning this game. Brees record on the line, Sean Payton watching, Sunday Night Football, too much pressure for the Bolts to handle. That being said, how do the Chargers win (the upset)?
Bill Williamson (3:01 PM)
Isn't it funny to think 3-1 team beating an 0-4 team is an upset?I think the San Diego defense needs to make some big plays. The Saints are going to be trying explode offensively.
Bill Williamson (3:01 PM)
Greta hour folks,. Enjoy Week 5.
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According to UBC Press, Thomas McMicking was the elected leader of the largest single group of people ever to cross what is now the Canadian prairie and travel through the Rocky Mountains to British Columbia before the building of the railway. This group, together with three smaller parties of men who completed the same journey later in 1862, became known as the Overlanders. They were on their way to the Cariboo district where gold had been discovered in large quantities the preceding summer. McMicking wrote an account of the trek, and his narrative was carried in the New Westminster British Columbian in fourteen installments between November 1862 and January 1863. It was published as Overland from Canada to British Columbia (UBC Press, 1981), edited by Joanne Leduc.
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RUKA, FINLAND >> Shaftsbury's Andy Newell began the 2015-16 cross-country World Cup ski season on a high note on Friday, taking a fourth-place finish in the opening day of the FIS Ruka Triple in Finland.
The placement was Newell's best in World Cup competition since 2013.
Newell snuck through to qualify in the quarterfinal run, finishing fourth in the first heat, but his time of 2 minutes, 35.94 seconds was fast enough to move on as the lucky loser. In the semifinal, Newell moved up a place to third in the heat, finishing the 1.4-kilometer race in 2:36.18 — the third best overall as well.
In the final, Newell had his best race in terms of time, completing the course in 2 minutes, 35.83 seconds — but he ended up just off the podium in fourth behind a trio of Norwegians. The race winner was Sondre Turvoll Fossli, finishing in 2:33.07, just over a second better than Eirik Brandsdal in the runner-up spot. 2010 Olympic medal winner Petter Northug Jr. was third, 1.65 seconds behind Fossli.
A pair of Swedes, Teodor Peterson and Emil Joensson, were the final two competitors in the final heat.
There are two more events during the mini-tour weekend, including a 10K freestyle and 15K Classic pursuit, and those events will be streamed live at NBC Sports Live Extra.
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Triflesmiths are Hobgoblin Tinkerers specialized in forging trifles and other tokens in the Hedge.
These wandering nomads search the Hedge, laughing, filling themselves on drunken fruits and milky streams, generally catering to their own good-time whims. But it's not all shits and giggles, is it? When it comes down to brass tacks, these tinkers lick the foam from their lips with the back of an arm and get to work — the work of forging trifles and tokens (or, in many cases, repairing ones that are broken).
With callused hands, they have an intuitive sense of what makes a token tick, as if they can sense the ebb and flow of Hedge magic within. The biggest challenge confronting those who seek the Triflesmiths is how few of them exist — and, given the relative size of the Hedge (anywhere from the "size of planet Earth" to "infinite as dreams"), finding a handful of very-specific hobgoblins is no easy task.
- Tracking down the Triflesmiths cannot be relegated to a roll, and likely involves an entire chapter or two within a larger story. Once found, the Triflesmiths demand a laundry list of odd items as payment, usually one per dot of the Token Merit desired. Such items can be found in the Hedge (the beak of a cobbler cormorant, a twisted branch from the snake-trap tree, the helmet of one of the Grub Legion), and will serve the Triflesmiths as components for future tokens and trifles. Using the Triflesmiths reduces the cost to buy a token — new dots x 1 for one example of the Token Merit.
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After heated debate, the Terrebonne Parish Council delayed a decision Wednesday on whether to send one of its members on a business-development trip to China next month at taxpayer expense.
After heated debate, the Terrebonne Parish Council delayed a decision Wednesday on whether to send one of its members on a business-development trip to China next month at taxpayer expense.
Steve Vassallo, CEO of the Terrrebonne Economic Development Authority, invited Councilwoman Christa Duplantis, saying it would help to have a representative of local government on the trip.
The journey, scheduled for June 15-22, is part of a twin-city partnership the council approved in March between TEDA and officials in Weihai, China.
Weihai is home to a commercial port, a fishing community, light industrial companies and a burgeoning energy industry, which TEDA officials say make the city similar to Houma.
Duplantis needs approval to tap the Parish Council's travel budget. It would cost roughly $3,500 for her to go, money Councilman Danny Babin said TEDA should pay if it wants a council member to attend.
The council has $30,000 in its annual travel budget. After a conference in Pittsburgh about half the council plans to attend in coming months, there would be $4,000, plus $10,000 in another budget for training.
The council delayed the decision indefinitely, with members saying they want Duplantis to exhaust all other options for covering the trip's expenses before using taxpayer money.
But Duplantis said she believes the council's resistance is not about the money.
"We have the money available in the travel budget. I said I will also forfeit another conference to make more money available, and I'm looking for sponsors and other ways to get the cost down," Duplantis said. "I'm trying to make it so where the parish doesn't have to pay at all.
"But this feels like it's about something else entirely and everyone should just say the true reason they don't want me to go."
Councilman Dirk Guidry said there is nothing personal against Duplantis. He reiterated previous concerns that the parish needs to keep the local seafood industry in mind.
Local fishermen, who have fought for years against a wave of cheap farm-raised shrimp from China and other nations, have questioned why the council would forge the twin-city arrangement.
"I was under the impression that we decided no council members should go," Guidry said. "The fishermen will be impacted the most so they need to be the ones going to see what China has to offer so they can bring back information for our local industry."
Vassallo invited several representatives of the shrimp industry on the trip, but none accepted, officials said.
Councilwoman Arlana Williams said the council never voted on whether to send a member or a seafood industry representative.
"I made a suggestion that no council members go. So let's be clear about that. It wasn't something we said absolutely had to happen," Williams said. "We just thought it would be a good idea."
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1. The event or issue which inspired this cartoon is the missing Malaysia plane and or March Madness.
2. There are no real people in this cartoon.
3.The newspaper represents the media. The two people represent American citizens.
4. The cartoonists opinion is that people are focusing on March Madness when the real issue that should be focused on, and what is truly "maddening" is the missing plane.
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I think SE HAS to implement an Auction House in the near future.
For various reasons, such as.
To establish an economy.
To have the access to ingredients for crafting that you can't get. I don't know if it just me but I can't seem to make myself new armor as I can't get all the ingredients in the city I have started in.
I know that if the Auction House was implemented that it would take away crafting for some people so maybe a system to stop that?
Such as no armor is sellable on the Auction House? Only items such as ingredients?
If I am missing something and you can shed light where to get more ingredients, let me know?
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Plan now to attend the 23rd Annual Power of the Past Antique Engine & Tractor Show, held at Forest Park, 302 North Locust, Ottawa, KS on September 8, 9, 10, 2017!
Host of the Gathering Of The Orange, a national Allis Chalmers show, and featuring Allis Chalmers tractors and Maytag engines, this show is much more than a gathering of gas engine and tractor enthusiasts. Ottawa, home of Warner Manufacturing and Union Foundry, is a perfect site to see the gas and horse-powered farm implements of the past.
With the passage of time, many of our younger generation have never seen or experienced farm life in its heyday. The Power of the Past Antique Engine and Tractor Association's mission is to preserve the past, bring back the memories of days gone by, and create a learning experience for younger generations through demonstrations of equipment at various events throughout the year.
It started as a gathering of a handful of antique engine and tractor buffs. One reason for starting the organization is the Warner Manufacturing Company which manufactured Ottawa engines.
Warner manufactured engines until the early 1950'S. The Power of the Past began in 1995 and our first show was at the Franklin County Fair Grounds in Ottawa. There were about 10 tractors and a few engines. The Historical Society was our sponsor. The second year the fair grounds weren't available for the date we needed, so the show was moved to the Orlis Cox baseball complex. After the second show, we separated from the Historical Society and formed our own organization.
The Power of the Past Antique Engine and Tractor Association was born from the efforts of nine members: Bob and Donna Saile, Richard and Mary Mullins, Ray and Doris Reed, Cecil and Jewell Spratt, and our first president, Lewis Reed. Through the years we have grown to nearly 400 members.
To see the fun and enthusiasm this group has, please take a minute to visit our Show and Events page. You can preview pictures from past events and relive good times we've had. If you like what you see there, don't hesitate to join us.
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I have a windows server 2003 AD with it's own DNS records that also gets DNS records transferred from a Unix DNS server.
In the forward lookup i have a zone for the Unix domain with host records for machines with a 192.168.105.* address along with other address ranges.
However in the reverse lookup I have a zone called 192.168.x.x with sub-folders for each of the subnets such as 100,103,200 etc. but there's no 105 one.
Thing is I'm not sure how to get that reverse lookup in there....
Can anyone guide me?
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Jun 24, 2010 at 8:00 UTC
I'm not sure about this one. I looked at my DNS server. I've got several secondary zones configured from other AD domains (not UNIX). It appears that the reverse zones/records only get created when/if you actually resolve a hostname in that secondary zone from the primary zone. (i.e. I'm a computer in the 100 subnet and I connect to a machine in the 105 subnet. Then, and only then, does the reverse zone/record for 105 get created.)
I'm not 100% sure that is the case, but that's what it looks like.
I'll be interested to hear a more authoritative answer, myself.
Jun 24, 2010 at 8:30 UTC
This might help:
Jun 28, 2010 at 9:07 UTC
I think I may have sorted this one. The range in question might not be enabled from the Unix side to copy over. It seems that although every other range is transferring, someone decided this range wasn't to be...
Now working on getting the records from SW and then sorting out what DNS issues there are for this and cleaning it all up.
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I'm in the midst of reading the book, "Thank You Power", by Deborah Norville.
Yes... the chick that reports on the E-News each afternoon!
Can you say WOW??!! Now I know why my Mom taught me to send out Thank You Cards growing up!
There are so many empowering lines in this book... but the one that caught me as something I can do 'right now'... not just wait to do... but can do immediately is:
"Say thank you to someone overdue to hear it."
(page 51)
If you have this book and haven't read it, or haven't read it lately... you've got to read page 51!
If you'd like... say Thanks to that someone by sending out a free card to them at my site. It only costs you your time :)
Happy Monday!
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A great book about the Power of Thank You!
I'm in the midst of reading the book, "Thank You Power", by Deborah Norville.
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I prefer to keep my hair long, despite my age, and unfortunately, my hair is prone to breakage. Not a good combination. So, when I saw this shampoo, I gave it a shot. I was so happy I did. It really did help to strengthen my hair and helped prevent as much breakage a possible. The added "support," as I like to call it, that the shampoo and conditioner provided was noticeable for me, especially when brushing and styling. If you have brittle hair like me, go ahead and take measures to get your hair to a healthy point (either by cutting or using products, depending on your level of damage), then try switching to this shampoo --and get the conditioner, too. I'd be willing to wager that you'll see a difference going forward.
I haven't used this in a couple months, but I really loved what it did for my hair. when I first started on the road to hair recovery this was the first line I tried. it definitely helped reduce frizziness, and also boost softness and shine. I don't know if it actually did anything to nurture/strengthen my hair since I cant really say that I had fewer split ends after using the product. and by that I mean new split ends were still forming pretty regularly, not that I expected the line to "repair" my damaged ends ;)
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overall a good product thatll make your hair soft, manageable, silky, and pretty :)
My hair is extremely coarse and fragile. I could run my fingers through my hair and pull out 10 strands without tugging at it a bit. This did help a lot more than I expected. I would probably say it reduced the breakage by 50%, which is a lot better than nothing. After a while I was satisfied with the little amount of hair fall I had and stopped using it and most of my hair has continued to stay on my head and not in my drains since then. I do use it ever now and then when it starts getting bad again but I can usually last 2 or so months without a crazy amount of breakage.
I like these shampoos because they are really inexpensive, they smell great, and they (might) do something wonderful for my hair but who knows. I, personally, don't really think that shampoos could change your hairs breakage, but yet again I am still buying it, lol. I don't wash my hair everyday, but if I were to, I'm sure I would see some difference in the softness of my hair. Overall I love the smell, the AMOUNT per bottle lasts me around a month. Other products might smell really great but you pay more for 1/2 the amount of this or a 1/3 of this bottle.
I absolutely love the TreSemme shampoos and conditioners. I usually buy them together because they have deals on them so price wise they are extremely affordable within a plus in my book. My daughter has very long and curly hair and she also loves to use TreSemme shampoo and conditioner. I usually buy the anti-breakage because I like to take care of my daughter's hair and because I have very fine hair and very little hair so it works great for me. The scent is very pleasant as well.
This shampoo SAVED my hair after years of highlighting and bleaching to keep it blonde. I used this alongside the conditioner of the same name and I saw serious results!! Less split ends which resulted in more growth, and less trips to the salon for trims. I definitely recommend using this to help keep your hair healthy. It will not fully repair your hair, but will help a little in that regard. I found it is most useful in PREVENTION and not REVERSING the problem 😊
A good shampoo - can't say that I think it's anti-breakage, but it cleans my hair really well and doesn't dry it out. I like buyig in bulk to save money and these big bottles make it a good deal. I do not buy expensive shampoo, but do see the value in not buying the cheapest there is. White Rain is just garbage and ruins my hair and weighs it down. Tresemme is a brand that no matter which kind you buy, it's a good kind of clean.
If you want your hair feeling soft and manageable, this is the product for you. This is the shampoo that I am currently using and let me tell you, it has become one of my favorites. It is definitely on that list! I have been using/testing this shampoo/conditioner for a while now and it is amazing. Leaves your hair super soft and the good thing is that it last. I love this product a lot. I definitely recommend it!!
This shampoo is amazing. To go to red I had to blah my hair. My hair was fried! I started using this shampoo and I definitely noticed a difference. It doesn't strip color away and it adds strength to your hair. You won't notice a difference in your hair right away but in a month or so. I noticed that my hair got stronger in a month. Aside from getting stronger hair I had way way way less split ends.
this well start with this so great shampoo that I really wanted to try because I have had to help me with my hair as it is broken and that mortifies me because my hair is very thick but because it has been abused more and I need to try this shampoo I really hope to work as all my colleagues, and if I can give their opinions and say that such truth is this shampoo for daring to use I thank you
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What happens when a construction or landscaping company doesn't "call before you dig" and hits a gas line? Well, in this situation, a lot of people had to evacuate, the negligent company got billed about $30k from the gas company, the negligent company got mad and tried to bill the family, then the company owner sent his son to destroy property and threaten people!
The end result is an angry older gentleman who smashes out car windows when the company owner's son drives around and threatens people.
Didn't Epic Beard Man teach us NOT to ever mess with a much older gentleman? They've seen some things and they don't play around.
Watch the video unravel here, where you can see gramps defend his family from a stank prick millennial.
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My name is Tyler Stojan and I was born and raised in Grande Prairie. I am the owner operator of Vision Homes and a proud member of the community. Damian Dallynn, the son of the owner of All in One Landscaping, a B.C company, has and is conducting a fraudulent campaign against me, my family and my business.
FACT- All in One Landscaping were hired and paid in cash to landscape my neighbors yard, complete with retaining walls, lamp post and more in 2014. During construction- because they didn't do the required call before you dig- hit the main gas line causing the subdivision to be evacuated.
At the time of the evacuation my concrete finisher had just placed the concrete for my sidewalks and because of the evacuation could not finish them until much later in the day and unfortunately could not do much to them. The owner of All In One landscaping agreed to reimburse me the funds I will need to do the repairs on my sidewalks. All In One Landscaping was additionally charged $30,000 by Atco Gas because of the damage and obvious disregard for construction rules.
In 2015 All In One landscaping started verbally harassing my neighbor, my concrete finisher and myself saying we still owed them money. My neighbor told them that they had been paid in full and to go away. To be clear, I have never hired All In One Landscaping to do any work for me or my company and clearly never will. The money that Murfield Donohue and Damien Dallyn are referring to is the money I received to allow me to repair my sidewalks.
In 2016, approximately a month ago. All In One landscaping ramped up the verbal threats on my neighbor and when he refused any further payment, were told they would be sorry. Within a matter of hours Murfield Donohue, Damian Dallyn and two others returned with a bobcat and did a demolition run destroying retaining walls, lamp posts and trees. Charges have been filed and a restraining order is in place. They have not yet been to court.
The owner of All In One Landscaping, Murfield Donohue once again sent his son Damion Dallyn to my personal residence last Saturday demanding money from me because I have not repaired my sidewalks. I informed him that I owe him nothing, and would be paying him nothing and to get off my property and not to come back. Damion proceeded to make threats to me and my family, also threatening to sue.
Again he was told to leave and not to come back. He drove away, only to return approximately 15 minutes later to do a slow drive by, then parked across from my driveway watching myself and my wife in the yard while I was cutting grass. We were very concerned about his attentions and whether he was armed. Our two small children were in the house.
If they were willing to round up numerous people and a bobcat to cause so much damage and destruction who knows how far they would take it. I stuck to the plan and called the RCMP as well as my parents, my step father came over right away.
The rest is the video that you have all seen and judged. My step father seen on the video told Damian his name, waited for the RCMP and cooperated fully and has been charged.
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I lost ten stone to go from butch to babe
A mother-of-two lost more than TEN STONE after she became worried her weight gain was causing her to look look like a man.
Kim Callaghan, 39, ballooned to a massive 20st 3lbs after the birth of her two children.
With close-cropped hair and her wardrobe limited to size 28 figure-hiding garments, Mrs Callaghan was afraid she was losing her femininity.
Desperate to change she joined a slimming club and lost an incredible ten dress sizes to slim down to a slinky size eight.
Mrs Callaghan, of Ardee, County Louth, Ireland, said: "I only wore baggy trousers and flappy shirts when I was fat – I was trying to cover up my body because I was embarrassed. I stopped looking like a woman.
"Now I've slimmed down and I feel confident enough to wear dresses again. I feel healthy and very feminine."
Mrs Callaghan married her husband Sean Callaghan, 41, in 1999. After the pair got married they splashed out on a double deep-fat fryer.
Mrs Callaghan's diet consisted mainly of convenience foods like chicken kiev, deep-fried chicken, potato croquettes and burgers.
She said: "We loved pizza, chips and chicken kievs. The deep fat fryer was my favourite thing in the house."
Soon after Mrs Callaghan gave birth to her children Owen, now 14, and Shannon, 13, and her weight gain accelerated.
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She said: "I tried to take pride in my appearance, but at that size it was impossible to find anything flattering, I ordered all my clothes from catalogues.
"Before long I had a wardrobe which could have been owned by a man. I had a signature cropped hairstyle and honestly looked nothing like a woman. I was worried that the the sexy, curvy bride which Sean had married had disappeared forever."
The turning point came for Mrs Callaghan when she was out with her children on St Patrick's Day in 2011. She had to stop and rest after struggling to keep up.
She said: "I was trying to follow the kids up a hill near our home. I was hot and sweaty and I had to stop to catch my breath.
"My weight was getting in the way of my life with my kids – I knew it was time to change.
"When I got home that night I found a Slimming World leaflet had been posted through my door. I thought it was a sign."
Mrs Callaghan started attending her local Slimming World classes in secret.
She said: "It took all my courage to go to the meetings – I was convinced everyone would judge me.
"Three weeks later I'd shed a stone and I celebrated by telling my husband and the kids. They were all very supportive and amazed at what I had done."
Desperate to change she swapped greasy fried foods for healthy meals cooked from scratch. Mrs Callaghan even threw out her double deep-fat-fryer.
Before her dramatic weight loss Mrs Callaghan used to skip breakfast, would eat a fry-up with four slices of buttered bread for lunch and chicken kiev with potato croquettes and chips for dinner. Throughout the day she would snack on crisps.
Now she tucks into porridge with berries for breakfast, scrambled eggs, ham and mushrooms for lunch and a chicken stir-fry. Throughout the day she snacks on yoghurt and fresh fruit.
The devoted slimmer also started running and cycling – and the pounds started to fall off.
Soon she had slimmed down to the slinky 9st 10lbs she is today and ditched her baggy unflattering clothes for good.
She said: "I love being able to go into shops and have everything fit me. I don't need to order from catalogues anymore.
"I feel fantastic and I look great. I have a new life now."
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During the night realised that there were flies in the bathroom buzzing about - yuck. There was a radiator - however it never worked. There was a plug in heater - it never worked either. The quilt was very low in quality and i spent the night really cold until a friend went and got some help. Not a great expereince at all and i was really disappointed witht the room and then lack of empathy in the morning.
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Great position for shops etc but no bar
I like to relax in the bar when I get to my hotel but no dedicated bar was a shock.
Drinks were available but had to be ordered through reception. Breakfast was nice but had to wait for table as not enough tables to cater for amount of people there.
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Generally this hotel was nice, but very expensive for a 3 star.
There is no elevator so when on the third floor its quite a trip, especially for elderly people. My major gripe was that the facilities for booking your flight on line was terrible, the key board did not work, and the staff just laughed it off. A new key board would not cost a lot.
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Good hotel
We stayed in the hotel for 1 night and found it really good.
The room was a bit small (not a downside,just saying)but clean and tidy and the bed was very comfortable. On arrival the staff were very freindly and made us feel welcome.Ideally located for bars and places to eat. I would recommend this hotel to anyone lookin for value and comfort in a hotel.
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First visit to Glasgow and wont be the last
The hotel was very clean, staff were extremely helpful and polite.
Had a great nights sleep in a very comfortable bed, I can highly recommend this hotel.
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