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PARIS - BNP Paribas warns it might be hit with a U.S. fine "far in excess" of the $1.1 billion that France's biggest bank set aside last year to cover litigation costs linked to a potential breach of U.S. sanctions on countries including Iran. (BNP PARIBAS-RESULTS/ (UPDATE 3, TV), moving shortly, by Lionel Laurent and Matthias Blamont, 580 words)
EU's top court rejects UK challenge to trading tax in Europe
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Euro edges lower ahead of pre-ECB inflation data
LONDON - The euro and the region's government bonds yields inched lower as investors wait on euro zone inflation data, which if weak, will increase the heat on the European Central Bank to cut interest rates next week. (MARKETS-GLOBAL/ (WRAPUP 5), expect by 1030 GMT/6.30 AM ET, by Marc Jones, 800 words)
Sanofi explores $7 bln-plus sale of drug portfolio-sources
LONDON/NEW YORK - Sanofi is looking to sell a portfolio of older drugs that could fetch $7-8 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, yet another example of drugmakers trying to shed non-core assets and focus on high-growth areas. (SANOFI-SALE/ (EXCLUSIVE), moved, by Sophie Sassard, Olivia Oran and Soyoung Kim, 500 words)
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Asian bond markets lure Russians, may prove hard sell
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Japan fund managers cut global stocks, favour European bonds
TOKYO - Japanese fund managers cut allocations to stocks and increased those of bonds in their model portfolio in April on concerns about tension in Ukraine and the impact of further reductions of U.S. monetary stimulus, a Reuters poll shows. (FUNDS-POLL/JAPAN, moved, by Hideyuki Sano, 500 words)
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China central bank warns against same-day stock trading
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HONG KONG - As Alibaba.com gears itself for a U.S. listing expected to top Facebook's $16 billion IPO, the man guiding the biggest technology IPO process and keeping a tight control on the deal is its top financial adviser, Michael Yao. (ALIBABA-IPO/YAO (NEWSMAKER, PICTURE), moved, by Elzio Barreto, 1,200 words)
Cold weather seen temporarily slowing U.S. economy
WASHINGTON - U.S. economic growth likely braked sharply in the first quarter due partly to an unusually cold and disruptive winter, but activity already appears to be bouncing back. (USA-ECONOMY/ (WRAPUP 1), moved, by Lucia Mutikani, 545 words)
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Fed expected to take further step toward ending bond buying
WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its bond-buying programme a further $10 billion as signs mount that the U.S. economy is starting to pull away from its winter slowdown. (USA-FED/ (WRAPUP 1), moved, by Howard Schneider, 650 words)
Spain's economy grows at fastest pace in 6 years
MADRID - Spain's gross domestic product rises at its fastest quarterly pace in six years in the first quarter while inflation accelerates, in the latest sign the country's economy is picking up steam after years of recession. (SPAIN-ECONOMY/ (UPDATE 1), moved, 300 words)
Japan keeps policy steady, sees progress on inflation goal
TOKYO - The Bank of Japan keeps monetary policy steady and lays out projections underscoring its conviction that inflation will head steadily towards its 2 percent target, suggesting no additional stimulus is on the near-term horizon. (JAPAN-ECONOMY/ (UPDATE 3), moved, by Leika Kihara and Stanley White, 670 words)
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German unemployment falls far more than forecast in April
BERLIN - German unemployment falls for a fifth consecutive month in April, data from the Labour Office shows. (GERMANY-ECONOMY/UNEMPLOYMENT, moved, 100 words)
France caught between nuclear cliff and investment wall
PARIS - France must decide in the next few years whether it wants to continue its nuclear-driven energy policy at a cost of up to 300 billion euros ($415 billion) or if it wants to embark on an equally costly route towards using other fuels. (FRANCE-NUCLEAR/ (ANALYSIS), moved, by Michel Rose, 1,060 words)
Alstom says to review GE offer for energy business
PARIS - France's Alstom says it will review a binding offer from General Electric for its energy business by the end of May but leaves the door open for a competing bid from Germany's Siemens. (ALSTOM-OFFER/ (UPDATE 3), expect by 1030 GMT/6.30 AM ET, by James Regan and Nicholas Vinocur, 800 words)
Daimler profits up as sales of Mercedes compact cars rise
FRANKFURT - Daimler's adjusted first-quarter operating profit more than doubled thanks to a 14 percent rise in sales of Mercedes-Benz cars, which saw margins shoot up due to a raft of new cars and demand in China and the United States. (DAIMLER-RESULTS/ (UPDATE 2), moved, by Edward Taylor, 500 words)
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Barclays to announce "bad bank" next week -source
British bank Barclays Plc will next week announce the creation of a bad bank portfolio of assets it deems non-core that it intends to sell or run down as part of a streamlining of its investment bank, a person familiar with the matter says. (BARCLAYS/BADBANK (UPDATE 2), moved, by Steve Slater and Richa Naidu, 360 words)
Co-operative Bank downfall blamed on Britannia takeover
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Spain's BBVA revenues weaken as Latam currencies weigh
MADRID - Spain's second-biggest bank, BBVA, posts lower-than-expected revenues in the first quarter and says depreciating Latin American currencies had hurt earnings, though its key Mexican business reported a rise in profits. (SPAIN-BBVA/RESULTS (UPDATE 1), moved, 350 words)
Oil firm Heritage snapped up by Qatari fund for $1.6 bln
LONDON - British oil company Heritage Oil agrees a 924 million pound ($1.6 billion) takeover offer from a fund owned by the former chief executive of Qatar's sovereign wealth fund, in a sign that deal activity amongst oil firms could pick-up. (HERITAGEOIL/MERGERS (UPDATE 2), moving shortly, by Sarah Young, 590 words)
British American Tobacco volume improves as forex weighs
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|27 Apr 2015
System Files Scanning Errors
I performed an sfc /scannow because I thought I was having a few issues at starting, shutting down and also with explorer.exe.
The final reply was that there were some issues that sfc could not repair.
I am posting the corresponding zipped CBS.log hopping someone will kindly help me solve these issues.
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Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
Hello Neophile mate I have not much idea about the results you posted except they do seem to have quite a number of unusual error faults.
What I might suggest is this for starters if you haven't already
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Thank you very much ICIT2LOL. I really do need to repair this thing, but at the moment I became running out of time for a few things. Please come back after I post the results in a couple of days. Many thanks again. I have Malwarebytes.
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When I call "document.location.href" from my window and fire of a call to the servlet to clean my session variables, why does this action close my current window? I do not want to close the window, is there a way to keep the current window open and call the 'location'?
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Wreath Laying in the Visitor's Centre
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The Totally and Permanently Incapacitated Ex-Servicemen & Women's Association of Victoria was formed in 1926, providing welfare, advocacy, benefits and concessions to members of the veteran community.
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In World War I, 89,000 Victorians served overseas. 19,000 made the supreme sacrifice.
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17 October 2017, 10:00am
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2 bedroom detached bungalow for saleLinden Close, Westgate-On-Sea
Sold STC £319,995
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Key features
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- Generous Sized Plot
- Lounge, Dining Room & Conservatory
- Quiet Cul-De-Sac Location
- Larger Than Average Garage
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Miles & Barr are extremely pleased to be offering this stunning two bedroom bungalow in a sought after part of Westgate-on-sea. Ideally situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, Westgate's main high street with its variety of shops, restaurants and cinema as well as train station and local beaches are also close at hand. The bungalow itself sits within a generous sized corner plot backing onto open parkland and boasts two double bedrooms, a modern fitted kitchen, a spacious lounge opening onto a separate dining room and also benefits from a 14ft conservatory. Externally there is a beautifully maintained and landscaped garden surrounding the bungalow on three sides with a log cabin/sewing room, various sheds and a greenhouse as well as having access into a larger than average garage with further off street parking for a number of vehicles to the front. In our opinion the property has been extremely well looked after and modernised by the current owner and would suit a variety of different buyers, from those looking for something quiet to retire to, to families keen on being close to all major amenities. An early internal viewing really is essential to appreciate all that this stunning home has to offer and appointments can be booked by calling us on 01843 836655!
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Bedroom One - 3.84m x 3.38m (12'7 x 11'1) -
Bathroom - 2.54m x 1.83m (8'4 x 6') -
Kitchen - 3.35m x 2.57m (11' x 8'5) -
Bedroom Two - 3.63m x 3.02m (11'11 x 9'11) -
Lounge - 4.83m x 3.35m (15'10 x 11') -
Dining Room - 3.15m x 2.36m (10'4 x 7'9) -
Conservatory - 4.27m x 2.39m (14' x 7'10) -
Log Cabin - 3.25m x 2.26m (10'8 x 7'5) -
Garage - 5.16m x 4.24m (16'11 x 13'11) -
Garden - 23.95m x 23.19m (78'7 x 76'1) -
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Introduction to QShell: Administer Java applications
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Show alarms in SQL results
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Modernized applications key to successful e-business
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Green-screen commands for an IFS toolkit
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Find out if the user is signed on using AS/400 Operational
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ODBC Connectivity
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Do you need Enterprise Java Beans?
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AUTOFTP reduces security exposure found in traditional FTP transfers
NoDebug one better!
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After Hillary Clinton's attempt to smear Donald Trump as a racist fell flat, her running mate Tim Kaine took a crack at it. The Democratic Vice Presidential nominee said that Donald Trump is "pushing" KKK values.
They are getting desperate! The Democrats are just throwing mud on the wall to see what sticks. Listen to Kaine in his own words in the video below.
Isn't it funny how Donald Trump didn't become a racist to them until he started running for president as a Republican? It's funny how that will suddenly make liberals think someone is a racist.
Before this, they didn't have trouble socializing with Mr. Trump. Why are they socializing with people they believe are racists? They are either lying or they are racist. Which is it?
To counter this smear, Trump earned a big endorsement over the weekend. Civil rights activist Charles Henderson endorsed Trump. The man who helped organize the 1960 sit in at a North Carolina Woolworth. Would he endorse a racist?
Breitbart reported on the endorsement in which Henderson said:
"Donald Trump is a businessman, and America is a business," Henderson stated. "In order to run America, in order to be a part of running America, you have to understand the economics of America and that we are free society."
"He knows how to create jobs," he added. "One of the biggest problems in America right now, especially in black communities, are the lack of jobs. He has proven before that he knows how to create jobs. We are a country, the land of opportunity, not the land of entitlement."
Tim Kaine and Hillary Clinton may want to walk those comments back. It's clear that Donald Trump is NOT a racist. Hillary on the other hand, considered former KKK leader Robert Byrd to be her "mentor." She even eulogized him on the State Department website.
I'm tired of being called a racist because I'm not a Democrat. That's what this is all about.
Please share this if you have had enough of this left wing race baiting!


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Cleanup of 8 million-plus scrap tires in downtown Attalla could begin by summer's end provided several requirements are met.
Chief among conditions that must be satisfied are the state ranking the site as its top priority among tire dumps and contractors acquiring permits in a timely manner by the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
"It is possible it could begin in the summer," ADEM spokesman Clint Niemeyer said. "I don't know how probable it is at this point."
ADEM is the oversight agency for the removal of scrap tires in the state, according to the Alabama Scrap Tire Environmental Quality Act.
The agency's land division implemented regulations of the state's scrap tire program in October 2004, after the Legislature adopted the law in June 2003. The law regulates scrap tire disposal using a $1 fee on each replacement tire sold in Alabama.
There are an estimated 14 million to 20 million scrap tires spread disproportionately among 800 sites in Alabama. ADEM will rank the sites for cleanup according to a number of factors.
"Attalla is a site that underscores the problem," Niemeyer said. "It's out there for everybody to see. It's going to get the lion's share of the attention right off."
In ranking sites, ADEM considers several factors. They include, Niemeyer said, the size; the estimate on the number of scrap tires; environmental assessments, including whether it is a breeding ground for rodents; environmental hazards; ownership assessment; and whether tires are being separated for reuse or sale.
The Attalla tire dump, Niemeyer noted, is not an active site with commerce moving in and out regularly or periodically.
"It sort of stands out and really beckons to be addressed first," Niemeyer said.
Still, a smaller dump in south Alabama near Geneva may eventually rank ahead of Attalla for cleanup because of health concerns, local officials say they've been told.
Other than confirming it is not "near as large" as the Attalla tire dump, Niemeyer was noncommittal on the Geneva site's chance of outranking the Attalla tire dump.
"I don't know right now if there's any type of priority ranking system with the sites," he said. "Undoubtedly, Attalla ranks at the top or near the top."
Essential to the scrap tire program, which is barely 6 months old, is assessment, Niemeyer said.
That involves physical location, owner identification and any evaluations that might help take care of the problem.
Perhaps most important to the overall assessment process is the ranking system "where the worst offender gets the attention," Niemeyer said.
Attalla Mayor Charles O'Rear wants the millions of tires located less than a mile from City Hall, the Police Department and the main fire hall to be disposed of sooner rather than later through the state's scrap tire law.
"Tires don't just break down or decompose naturally," he said. "You can't throw a tire in a swamp and have it deteriorate. A tire is probably the most durable product ever made. A tire will be here long after you and I have turned to dust."
Tires could be removed from the site whole or in parts by using portable shredders and hauling pieces to landfills or businesses for alternative uses. One such use involves civil engineering practices whereby the rubber is used for fuel.
Alabama is one of a handful of states that still allows whole or shredded tires to be placed in landfills, according to statistics on state scrap tire disposal legislation kept by the Rubber Manufacturers Association.
Monofilling - burying whole tires - also is allowed under Alabama's scrap tire law.
"Until they stop allowing both of those practices, they're going to have a hard time getting alternative market use going, because it's real hard to compete against landfilling tires," said Michael Blumenthal, spokesman for RMA, the trade group that represents U.S. tire manufacturers.
Alabama is home to three cement kilns that use tires as a fuel source, Blumenthal said.
The closest facility to Etowah County is National Cement in Ragland, which uses whole tires, as does Lee High Cement, which is outside Birmingham. Holcim Cement in Mobile uses tire shreds, Blumenthal explained.
Ipsco Steel in Mobile also might be an avenue for disposing of scrap tires, because it too uses tires as a charge material in steel processing.
"What they're making is rebar, and in their rebar they use a source of carbon and scrap steel," Blumenthal said. "Every passenger tire has more than 2 pounds of high grade steel in it and a large truck tire will have up to 10 pounds of high grade steel. About 65 percent of a tire is carbon.
"For a steel-making operation, it doesn't make a difference what the source of carbon or steel is, and the fact is that tires have both."
He said the three cement kilns could be markets for tires that come out of the 800 or so stockpiles of scrap tires in Alabama.
"When you take a tire out of a stockpile, there's nothing chemically wrong with the tire," Blumenthal said.
Stockpiled tires are usually dirty, with water and other kinds of material in them. Because of that, he said, there are only two good uses for the scrap tires.
They can be liquefied and used for fuel, as cement kilns do, Blumenthal said, or they can be used in civil engineering practices whereby a large shred is used instead of some conventional construction material.
For instance, tire shreds could be used to replace sand, gravel or fill dirt in road beds or in the bottom of landfills to help filter leachate.
Niemeyer said using rubber material as "a liner of sorts for landfills" is being looked at on the state level.
He said a 1-acre liner cell covered with 2 feet of rubber as its base would use 100,000 tires.
"If we're talking about a typical landfill site of 10 acres, that uses 1 million tires so you can see the potential of using tires," Niemeyer said. "And it identifies a usable product instead of taking tires off a site and creating another problem."
Though no date has been set, Blumenthal said RMA will be working with ADEM in hosting a technical seminar to train people in the use of civil engineering practices. Already, RMA was part of the state scrap tire fire and legal remediation seminar in March and sponsored by ADEM.
Blumenthal said cleanup of 8 million tires, as is the case in Attalla, would take two to three years.
Impacting the cost of cleanup are such factors as where the tires are taken, how they're disposed of and whether they are whole or shredded.
"The biggest factor is going to be how easy is it to gain access to the site," Blumenthal said, adding how dirty the tires are and whether there is mud or foreign material in them are factors that come into play and can increase labor costs.
The only thing stopping the state from spending money in the scrap tire fund on cleaning up sites, Niemeyer said, is getting companies permitted according to the state law that requires businesses have the proper insurance and comply with other stipulations.
He said interest in the state's scrap tire program has been good considering it has been up and running only for a few months.
"Sometimes you have to allow time for word to get through the industry," Niemeyer said, explaining most of the processors expressing interest thus far have been from the Southeast.
"This is in its infancy," he stressed. "It's just getting off the ground. It's going to have to have a little breathing room, but it's going to pick up steam. It's going to take care of a serious problem in the state."
ADEM knows half of Alabama's scrap tire problem rests in Attalla. Once rankings are determined and processors get permits, the state can proceed with bid specifications.
"I think it is in everybody's interest that as quickly as we can, we should begin with it," Niemeyer said. "However, we're going to be very diligent that we follow the law in place and have the proper oversight before any work is done."


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Todays home inspector tool of the day is the trusty Moisture Meter.
This one is available from MSC Direct
The State Standards of Practice does not require us to use one, and consequently many home inspectors do not, but I think it is essential. This tool has to be used correctly, and it's easy to do. First you have to make sure the home owner or listing agent does not see you poking the fine pins through the paint and into the wall or object. To do the test you stick the prongs in the suspected area and look at the number. On my meter, sometimes around 15% relative humidity will reveal a slight moisture issue. If it is up to 20%, it is definitely wet. It is important to test the same material in other areas around it or even in another part of the structure and compare the numbers. If it is 10% in the drywall everywhere in the home and the water stain shows 10%, then it's dry.
That doesn't mean there is not an active leak though. Maybe it hasn't rained for two weeks and the spot is dry. Maybe the AC is not running and not producing a drip from the condensate line. So you have to apply a little bit of science and logic to figure it out. This home in Atlanta had a water stain but it measured around 13% relative humidity. Pretty dry but it hasn't rained in a few weeks so everything is dry. No good evidence of a leak on the roof or in the attic. This stain didn't have any mold development so I can only assume it is an old stain or a very slow, intermittent leak.
This tool has saved many of our clients money by identifying leaks that would have been missed without testing. We often find water damage near showers that has been recently painted to cover the leak.


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Gentleman: Ever wonder why you're driving people crazy? These are some of the things that the passive aggressive male says: Otherwise intelligent women date him and find themselves saying things like, "a penny for your thoughts.
I recently thought about some of the passive - aggressive language I use when I want my husband to do/ say something. It's a bad habit I'm. You don't go off by yourself and mediate and solve this problem alone. Any thoughts on what more I can say to her? I felt that ending on good terms and staying in touch would be best for us and our possible future, but I ended up agreeing to stay together. It had gotten to be too much for me. I WLD love to be able to read yr response. Ok, I knew something was up. The end game for the passive aggressive is to have their target apologize for hurting them.


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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star hotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Popular property highlights
Located in the heart of Namsos, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Rock City and Namdal Museum. Norwegian Sawmill Museum is 3 mi (4.9 km) away.
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a business center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include conference rooms, free use of bicycles, and concierge services.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 1528 square feet (142 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Scandic Rock City is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 96
- Number of floors - 8
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Newspapers in lobby (surcharge)
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2011
- Conference space size (feet) - 1528
- Conference space size (meters) - 142
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
Onsite venue - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Open select days.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include complimentary bicycles.
- Free bicycles on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 3 AM
Check-out time is noon
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- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for NOK 200 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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On the PDA side, Apple's major improvements to the Newton operating system overshadowed everything else. Version 2.0 of Newton Intelligence may not be perfect (yet), but it is a major step in the right direction. With Version 2.0, Apple's MessagePad 120 is far more versatile and useful than ever before, even though the actual hardware hasn't changed. It's so good that once you use a Newton with 2.0, you can never go back. So get your upgrade soon!
Magic Cap likewise saw its first major upgrade to version 1.5, even though the changes are much less visible than those in the Newton OS. The biggest news in the Magic Cap world was the advent of an improved Sony Magic Link communicator. The PIC-2000 proved once and for all that a PDA can have backlighting and two PC Card slots without unduly growing in size or weight. It seems likely that all other PDA hardware platforms will follow Sony's example. Soon your PDA will be usable in any lighting condition, and you will no longer have to swap PCCards every time you want to make a phone call. The other big Magic Cap news is the availability of Magic Cap for Windows, the beta version of which General Magic made available free of charge on the Internet. While it's certainly nice to see the friendly Magic Cap user interface in color, it should be interesting to see what Magic Cap will contribute to the Windows environment and, more importantly, to the desktop integration of Magic Cap communicators. The Magic Cap Developers Conference was a resounding success, and so was the PDA Developers Conference East. This bodes well for the future of PDA platforms which, after all, depend on active developer support to survive and thrive.
The Geoworks GEOS operating system also received a major boost with the release of HP's low cost OmniGo 100, the first in a family of future OmniGo products. While GEOS seemed sluggish on the original Casio Zoomer, it literally flies on the OmniGo. Geoworks' prediction that it will become a major force in personal devices may yet become true.
The HP OmniGo also heralded the advent of truly low cost PDAs. At a street price of around $300, mobile computing is now affordable for almost anyone. More low cost personal devices are expected shortly.
Another major event in operating systems, the successful release of Windows 95, was more of a mixed blessing. Even though version 2.0 of Windows for Pen Computing includes major improvements in pen functionality, it will probably take a long time until that promise is realized. For the time being, only a few pen vendors offer drivers for Windows 95. It will likely take years until corporate America has concluded its transition from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95 and start demanding availability of the new operating environment on mobile platforms as well. However, for pen enthusiasts there is much to look forward to in Windows 95. Communications Intelligence Corporation (CIC) just released Handwriter for Windows 95. It's very easy to install and a pleasure to use, and gives a previe w of coming (pen) attraction under Win95.
1995 saw the formation of the PDA industry association (PDAia) as a forum and catalyst for the industry. The recent PDA/Handheld Utility conference, produced by the PDAia, was attended by almost 300 representatives from gas and electric utilities from all over the nation. 50 vendors displayed their products, including almost every manufacturer of pen hardware. The enthusiasm level was high. This was the closest to a pure pen-based technology conference that I have seen in two years. Also, it was apparent that utility companies are very serious about mobile computing. Unlike some Wall Street Journal reporters, these guys are open-minded towards new technologies and know that you can't carry around a keyboard when you're on the job.
1995 was also the year where every major vendor of mobile and field force automation equipment got into the pen market. Norand, Telxon, Symbol, Epson, Husky and others introduced powerful handheld pen computers. Despite their high performance and ruggedness, some of these Windows-capable machines literally fit into the palm of a hand and weigh little more than two pounds. Epson's new EHT-400 series pen computers, for example, are downright brilliant: Imagine a 486/50 processor, 20MB of RAM, a 340MB disk, and a color screen in a beautifully designed and finished unit weighing only 2.4 pounds! For extra heavy duty, companies such as WalkAbout, Texas Micro, and Badger designed pen computers that are nearly indestructible.
On the software side, handwriting recognition-the old Achilles heel of pen computing-made a lot of progress. The emergence and success of the Graffiti character recognition program caused several other companies to come out with their own character recognition products, with some of them improving on the original. Editing tools have become a lot better, making handwriting recognition easier and more powerful than ever before. Papyrus Associates' Recognition by Papyrus combines word and character recognition "models" into one system so that you can always use the recognition technology best suited for a given task. CIC's not-yet-released character recognition product for Windows is very, very impressive in its flexibility and performance. And Palm Computing has a stunner up its sleeves that we can't talk about yet.
One area where the vast potential for pen input remains unexploited are notebook computers. It's almost criminal not to offer pen at least as an option with notebooks and subnotebooks. Yet, at this point, if you want a pen-enabled general purpose clamshell notebook, your options are almost down to nil. IBM reportedly will only sell its pen-enabled ThinkPad 360PE in quantity orders. AMS stopped selling its blazingly fast MediaPro pen notebook, supposedly because they could no longer get the digitizers. Very strange. Ironically, the trackpads on notebooks are getting bigger and bigger, and soon they'll probably accept pen input. It will be like having a little pen tablet built right into your notebook computer. Why not offer a pen option instead?
In this issue of Pen Computing Magazine we're focusing on the two areas where pen technology is coming on strongest: PDAs and mobile vertical market applications. In our new PDA World section you'll find more insight into PDAs and more PDA software reviews than anywhere else. Mobile computing guru Andy Seybold takes a look at the status of the PDA industry. In our special utility feature we show you how pens and PDAs are helping utility companies around the country do a better job. Our utility specialist, Dominic Gingrasso, explains what ruggedness means and how it is measured.
We're also reviewing a slew of new pen machines. Texas Micro is now offering its much heralded "Grunt" military computer for commercial applications. And at WalkAbout Computers, a group of former Tusk employees are building the Hammerhead PC, an extra-rugged pen computer whose case is milled from a solid block of aircraft grade aluminum. The unit is using a Cyrix 586 processor, bringing Pentium-class performance to pen slates.
Will 1996 be the year of the pen or the PDA, or even mobile computing in
general? Probably not, but I am certain that we will see lots of progress
as mobile computing becomes more and more important to corporate America.
Digitizer technology seems likely to make a breakthrough, and wireless connectivity
will continue its slow but steady forward momentum. Also, it now seems probable
that inexpensive pen-based Web browsers will soon emerge as a big success,
eventually challenging newspapers and magazines as the primary means of
information conveyance. At Comdex, Ricoh showed a pen-based multimedia reader
which we consider an early prototype of that genre. It should be an exciting
year, and the staff of Pen Computing Magazine will cover it all for you.


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Rachel...thanks for posting this link. It clearly demonstrated the importance of liver function not only for parts of the body, but also the brain.
I agree, there is much comfort to be found with accquired knowledge.
I came to this board because my dad had and passed from cc. Like many people who come here to find information
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Just a Texan girl's reflections on her new experiences as an Expat wife and mom in the teeny tiny country of Luxembourg :)
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Moving on up...
The week (well, let's be honest, the year) has been building up to this occasion. I don't think there is a parent alive who doesn't get a little anxious as their child progresses and matures to that inevitable stage of being a true teenager - the rise into high school. You worry about wether they are ready for the course load, if they have the friends and emotional support to navigate through the social aspects that come with that age, and whether you have instilled in them enough common sense that when they are faced with those inevitable decisions (drinking, driving, sex, etc.) that they are ready to make the right decisions. Now, I do believe that these decisions may vary form kid to kid and from family to family, based on the values parents instill in their child. That being said, you hope they make the right decisions anyway, even if, when it comes to YOUR child, those answers may vary greatly from what you may have thought yourself as a teen in your day and age!
The ceremony this evening was charming, and simple. It began with the students entering the auditorium to, what else? Guns & Roses' "Sweet Child of Mine." I am actually a fan of this group and even attended a concert or two of theirs, but never imagined that this song could bring me to tears years later! The song was followed by a series of speeches from both student representatives and staff, discussing the class of 2012's great accomplishments, the bright future ahead of them, and, of course, their advice on how to navigate their way through their high school careers. Awards were given to the top students in each class discipline, the honor choir sung Journey's "Don't Stop Believing," and the students and staff welcomed the graduates to their new status of being the "lowest on the totem pole" all over again. The certificates were passed out by each homeroom teacher and the students had their moment in the spotlight, crossing the stage for their well earned certificates. The whole presentation was standard to what I have experienced in the States, but I still found myself with a lump in my throat throughout the presentation. When the presentation turned to a slide show of pictures throughout the graduates' middle school years at ISL, I was fighting back the tears. J is my oldest, so I experience each of these events with him first. It makes it no less special when B's turn comes around, but there is just something about the first that brings home the fact that it won't be much longer before these guys are leaving the nest for good and starting their lives as independent adults, ready to face the world on their own.
I know we have done our absolute best to instill our faith and values into our sons. Each day I remind myself that there is nothing more important than my job as a mother. I recognize I am not the best and that I often miss the mark on the standards I set for myself. I never feel I spend enough time, enough energy, or enough focus on their day-to-day activities, though I am sure they would say they feel quite the opposite. I am genuinely interested in how they feel, how they interact with their teachers and their friends, and what truly moves them, whether it is something they learned in a class, or something they learned from a friend. It is the entire spectrum, made up of each of these little pieces that will form the adults they will soon become, and I want nothing more than to know that I was a part of that experience for them. I am sure most adults likely underestimate the influence they have on their children. I can speak from my own experience that I am largely an image of those influences that I received from my parents, even if some happen to be in direct contrast of what their own beliefs happened to be. It is through my observations and experiences that I had with them that helped me to develop my view of the world, so I can only assume it is the same for our children.
What do I want for my children as they embark on these new journeys? I want them to know that they will always be our brightest lights, our shining stars, and our greatest hope. They are our future and they are and will always be one aspect of how we define our personal success in the world. They will always be the loves our our lives and we want nothing but the best for them. We pray that they will find what motivates them and brings them joy, and for them to love the work and careers they eventually embark upon. I believe that life is the journey, not the destination. If we remain focused on the path, but take time to see the beauty around us - the gifts God has bestowed upon us - then it can only be assumed that the destination will reflect the decisions and the choices we have made along the way. If all we see are the cautions and barriers in our path, we will never see the forks or opportunities that life reveals to us each and every day. Today, it was just a simple ceremony in an auditorium, in a small country of Europe. But some day tomorrow, those opportunities, those decisions our young generation has in front of them will later define the adults they will become and the kind of world we live in. I can't wait to see what they come up with!
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To salute Tendulkar's immense contribution to the Indian cricket, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has printed the legendary batsman's images and autographs on all five-day tickets.
Taking fans on a trip down memory lane, the first day tickets of his 199th and penultimate Test match had a sketch of a young Tendulkar with little curly hairs by renowned artist Jogen Chowdhury. (Related: Schumacher writes to Sachin, says life after retirement is good)
"It is my privilige to sketch for Sachin's last match at the Eden. I have tried to pay tribute to his talent on behalf of all cricket lovers who have been left amused for more than two decades," said Chowdhury.
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Rohit Ghosh, one of the spectators, was seen arguing with a security guard who accidentally tore a part of his ticket during the checking.
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We planned on coming to The Boathouse for a meal with family. We arrived at 12 as per advice from the website which stated the opening times as 12-12 on a Saturday; it was advised that food was served from 12.30-2pm. 6 of us waited...More
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We planned on coming to The Boathouse for a meal with family. We arrived at 12 as per advice from the website which stated the opening times as 12-12 on a Saturday; it was advised that food was served from 12.30-2pm. 6 of us waited...More
My sincere apologies,we had a staffing situation and opened later than planned,sorry your Grandad only met the kitchen porter,who being only 17 is not used to meeting the public,hence his nervous response.
The Boathouse is our favourite pub that we discovered whilst on holiday in Falmouth. The staff were amazing, the service friendly and warm but professional. The food was delicious, the locals were friendly and the view over the marina was out of this world. The...More
After a walk through town on a sunny Sunday afternoon, we headed up here for a late lunch. The pub is cool. Retro games, cool blue walls, fantastic views!! Great selection of beers and prosecco on tap!! Staff are really lovely!!! The roast dinners are...More
Sunday lunch. Great food, generous platefuls, nine types of veg, delicious chicken, top Yorkshire puds! Sadly roast potatoes weren't all good. One was v good others tasted like they were yesterday's reheated - left them. Great views. Staff seemed a little unaware of how to...More
Visiting Falmouth a second time for our 10 anniversery marriage we were looking for to have dinner in the boathouse again as in 2015. And again we got very satisfied. A warm welcome by Nick the landord and the service team made us again comfortable....More
Staff and manager - excellent lovely people, we ate there on Friday 25th and had a most enjoyable time. Food - they have specials and great fish choices. Beer selection is superb with local ales on offer. The decor and ambience is traditional pub, the...More
Always have a great time here. Friendly staff and plenty of choice with drinks. Small menu for food but all of it is top notch. Definitely worth the walk up the hill to reach it!
We have had a great experience here today with what has got to be one of the best roast dinners I have ever had. The portions were large and the quality of food great! Staff very chatty and friendly. Dogs welcome too
Thanks so much for the review,,,lovely busy day yesterday,with more than a 100 happy customers and you are a level 5 reviewer so know your onions!!!
Having read positive reviews, and viewed The Boathouse website, it looked like a good place for a family Sunday roast. Staff were friendly, the interior pleasant with great views, but I have to be honest and say that our meal was very disappointing. The food...More
All customers receive a checkback so why not say this at the time and have the issues resolved there and then,as we would happily have corrected any wrongs,Sunday is our busiest day and August the busiest month,all our produce is fresh and cooked on the...More
A lovely pub. Up the hill and out of the the main thoroughfare it offers scrumptious food, great beer, stupendous views and the owner has a great taste in music too. Definitely recommend this to people who don't like the hubbub of the main town.
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Woof! Woof! FUNNY we have a similar photo. ENJOY! Happy Black n White SUNDAY. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
Ha Ha Ha Yes our two are on the same page! Zzzz
That's our opinion too. Have an awesome sunday!
I didn't get to sleep in but I wish I could have. I really felt losing that hour of sleep last night. On another note, I didn't have to wake up so early to feed the dogs. They have been waking me up at about 415 am….but 515 am is the new 415 😛
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I've been thinking a lot recently about how to use real life people and events effectively in books.
You can fictionalize them, of course, give them new names to veil the identities and put them in new locations while still using the basic biographies and events. Or you can be upfront about it and use the real names and real events within your fiction. I think this second approach is probably more suited to historical fiction because if you're using real people and events which are still current, there will always be some reader who knows more than you and will point out what's wrong with your 'fictional' scenario.
Why have I been thinking about this, you ask? It's to do with my new book. While most of the characters in it are only loosely based on real life people, and in most cases a mixture of people at that, I feel like I need to use a real band to indicate how far the fictional band has climbed up the ladder of success. But if I use a real band, I need my characters to interact with the band members in the real band and that may not work. I have chosen a real band I've met myself, and that my partner has toured with in the past, but I'm still uncomfortable with writing those characters.
Have any of you dealt with a situation like this? How did you deal with it?
Friday, June 8, 2012
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I don't use real anything -- bands, songs, location names, political names, etc. It not only dates the book, but there might be legal trouble, too. But that's just me, and I'm certainly no lawyer!ReplyDelete
Good point! There may be legal reasons not to.... Hmmmm May need to rethink.ReplyDelete
I don't use real people. It's a tricky situation. And I agree with Lexa. It could date your book and lead to legal issues. I'd avoid it if possible.ReplyDelete
I read a writer's post last year where he had referenced a song and a member of a real band throughtout a chapter and his editor "made" him change it.ReplyDelete
There are so many things to think about isn't there?
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