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Ten Things To-Do Online When Drunk
Before the invention of the internet, the best fun one could have after drinking was drunk dialing. The art of dialing a completely random number and then trying to start a conversation with a random person –- trying to convince them you knew who they were –- was considered fun. You couldn't get better than asking for John and then the person on the other line saying "2 seconds, I will go and get him."
Since the birth of the internet, drinking beers and then finding something productive to do is a whole different ball game.
Below we have compiled 10 ways you and your friends can have fun online when drunk. As you know, after a few beers is when you are ready to have some fun.
10. Create a Playlist on Grooveshark
Think of Grooveshark as an online iTunes. Firstly create a playlist at the beginning of the night, and half way through the night get another one slap together. The second playlist will be completely different and you will find that you have Def Leppard, Christina Aguilera, Iron Maiden and Hatebreed all on the same playlist.
9. Use Facebook
As everyone knows, when drunk it's best not to start texting, as you will end up telling your ex that you still love them and what them back. Well, think of Facebook as drunk texting but on a bigger scale. After a few beers, use Facbook chat and start talking to people who you probably never would.
Beware though, you will probably wake up in the morning and find that you decided to post old 80s new wave bands such as Duran Duran and The Human League on your wall.
8. Bid on eBay
The beers have been flowing and eBay comes to mind. As you are more creative (well, at least you think you are) you will end up bidding on items that you would never otherwise would have. So when you wake up in the morning to find you are still the lead bid on a Simpsons Duff clock or lamp made of empty beer bottles, you can smile to yourself; unless of course you are the lead bid on a $10,000 speed boat.
7. Create a Band and Upload to Youtube
Create a band for the night using instruments which you probably own (come on, everyone has a guitar or keyboard that they bought 3 years ago and used it once). After everyone gets assigned an instrument, create a video and upload it to Youtube. Don't forget to name your band and have fun in the morning when you see how dirty you decided to make the lyrics.
6. Start Trolling on a Forum
The art of trolling it extremely simple: Join on online forum that you could genuinely add value to. (If you're a huge gamer then a computer games forum would be perfect). Next, argue with someone on the forum pretending that they are wrong (even though you know they aren't). Now watch them explode with anger as they try to get through to you why they know you are wrong.
5. Use Chatroulette
If you have never heard of chatroulette then you are missing out. The site allows you to use your webcam to talk to completely random people from all over the world. Just watch out, a lot of dudes like to have their d**ks out quite a lot so you will definitely see the odd sausage.
4. Use an Online Emulator
Most everyone has played a little Sonic the Hedgehog or Super Mario as a child. These retro games get a whole lot better when you are drunk and they are much harder than you remembered. A quick Google search will bring up tons of emulators and roms so you can go retro for the night.
3. Sign Up to a Dating Site
You know this has fun written all over it. Creating a fake profile and persona of some chick called Louise who is looking for fun. Mind though because 8 beers in you will probably have fooled half of the male population on the site and you and your friends will be thinking if what you are doing could be considered slightly gay.
2. Netflix: Create a Movie Drinking Game
Use Netflix (free month trial) and pick a film that you have seen so many times you could basically re-enact, and create a few drinking rules that are simple and will repeat throughout the film. Every time a person's name is mentioned or someone swears will work with most films – Unless of course you decided to pick Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
1. Stick a Mustache on the Monitor
This is one of the simplest yet most fun you can have while under the influence. The basic principle is simple: Create a few mustaches and then stick them on your PC Monitor. Every time the mustache lands on someone's face, take a drink.
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Had a good, but tiring, 14-mile trail run yesterday. Then The Hub and I drove up here to Brookings, OR, to hang out for a couple days to celebrate our 22nd anniversary. Sometimes it's hard to believe it's been that long. Had a little too much fun last night with margaritas, but I pushed myself through 7 hangover miles this a.m. Was suppose to be 10, but I figured I'd gone from one end of town to the other, I was hungover and hungry, so enough was enough. At breakfast, ordered the short stack of pancakes. They were so frigging big, I could only eat one.
Went for a drive up the Chetco River, and on the way back were flagged down by a couple of guys who found a fire smoldering on the side of the road. Some jerk - or jerks - had built a fire, probably during the night. There was a dead log buried under where the fire was, and it was ready to take off, big time. It's so dry around here, it was a disaster waiting to happen. We hung out to watch for embers while the other two took off a phone (no cells signal there) and a couple of shovels. Disaster averted. The stupidity of people never ceases to amaze me.
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Your miles sound astronomically high for me. I remember those days....
"Run slowly, run daily, drink in moderation, and don't eat like a pig" Dr. Ernst Van Aaken. Sorry ultrasteve.
Nice job on putting out that fire... that could have really sucked. Margaritas... mmm... is there such a thing as too many?
Did a 4-day running/adventure race over the weekend. It was a ton of fun! It was 4 stages of 20, 32, 32, and 20 miles, for 104 total miles. A great weekend of long easy runs to whip my fat carcass into shape. You had to carry all of your gear, food, and everything for 4 days, so it made for an interesting race strategically.
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Did a 4-day running/adventure race over the weekend. It was a ton of fun! It was 4 stages of 20, 32, 32, and 20 miles, for 104 total miles. A great weekend of long easy runs to whip my fat carcass into shape. You had to carry all of your gear, food, and everything for 4 days, so it made for an interesting race strategically.
- Chris
Well done! Have you done any of that fast packing (I think that's what it's called)? Was this sort of what that would be like? How's baby girl doing?
Greg - How's your ankle? Please take it easy, easy, friend. We don't want any backsliding.
It basically was fastpacking, but I've never done that before. A friend of mine (Andy Skurka) does a lot of it and it sounds pretty fun. I'd love to do more of it once the kids move out.
Oh yeah... we also won the race. That was a total surprise... I've never won a race in my life. (Of course, there wasn't much for competition). Still surprising though.
No backslides Greg...hang in there...
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Good deed done for the day. Nice job.
Your miles sound astronomically high for me. I remember those days....
Hahahahahaha. Chris and Leslie's kind of miles will probably ALWAYS be astronomically high to me. I had a small revelation the other day that I am not really a racer or trainer. I am a runner in that I love the exercise and I will probably race from time to time, but I have absolutely NO DESIRE to track times or performance. If I finish, I finish. I will be happy. This leads to quite a bit of "hey, I should slow down because I am feeling tired/sore/winded" during my runs. On the plus side, I rarely need to "gut out" my miles, lol.
I ran 4.45 miles in the in the woods outside OKC this morning. I am rounding it up to tell people I ran 4 1/2. This is the second time I ran the trail and the second time I jumped a doe bedding down by the trail. She is not very spooky because both times she only scooted a few yards and then stopped to watch me run away. Today I stopped too and she still did not run. I plan to bring my camera the next time I run it, so she probably will not be there then.
Greg, it is so good that you are running again. I know it is a big outlet for you and I am surprised that you avoided the funny farm during your recovery. How old is your child who ran with you in the state park? It is quite an accomplishment to shadow an adult at a young age. Perhaps you will have a running partner in the near future.
Chris, get out of town! You amaze me. I wish I could do those kinds of miles because your adventure sounds like so much fun. I am glad you could do it. Need I ask if you took pictures? Will we see them?
Happy Anniversary Leslie! I know it is late, but there it is. Many couples do not make it to 10 years these days, let alone 22. Congrats! You seem destined to go the distance in every aspect of your life.
Enough for now. I need a nap.
Just a quick post.
I ran in the woods again today. It was a sauna treatment. 5 miles + recent rain + lots of foliage = SWEAT! It was great! I looked like a gatorade commercial at the end.
I forgot to take my camera, but did not see any wildlife. I almost lost my garmin to a low battery and I had to coach myself in because I left the hard stuff (in and out of gullies) for the end. I was wiped!
Now, however, I am cleaned up and heading to the Mexican restaurant with my hubby. Life is good!
Good running Kitrin!
I'll try to get some pics from the race up soon.
Actually, I have a bunch posted here:
Days 1&2:
Days 3&4:
Happy trails everyone!
Chris, thanks for the links to the pics. You are right, it looked quite a bit like the Pacific NW there for a while. I wish I had found my inclination to trail run when I lived in Portland. Then I might have decent pictures of my own to post.
I have a question for anyone interested in responding. During my last mile yesterday, I had a tingly feeling all over my body. It felt similar to chill bumps. Does this mean something? My gut tells me that it is not a good thing, but I don't know what that would be. How do I counteract/anticipate such reactions?
Okay, that was more than one question. My bad, but if you look at it as one GROUP of questions (like one BUNCH of grapes?) maybe I can get away with it.
Hope everyone is enjoying your weekend,
Chris - I haven't had a chance to look at the pics yet, but I'm betting their great. Will do so when I have to savor them.
Kitrin - I've had the same thing happen to me at times. I don't know what causes it. It's a strange feeling - sort of like when you're getting the flu, huh?
15.25 miles today (was suppose to do 16), and at about Mile 8 or so I knew the rest of my run was gonna be tough. I don't know why, but my legs were like chunks of concrete. I had to walk more of the climbing than I wanted to, but sometimes that's just the way things go. Then I came home and did yard work for about 4 hours. It was really quiet around here, and the cats hung out with me.
This is the graph from my Garmin from my run today. Fun stuff!
I've gotten that feeling before also... no idea what causes it.
Nice runnin' all. My dad's in town this weekend, so nothing interesting here. 5 miler today and shooting for a super early 20 miler on Sunday, before breakfast.
My dad's in town this weekend, so nothing interesting here.
My dad's in town this weekend, so nothing interesting here.
I'm certain you didn't mean for that to sound the way that it does. Poor dad!
I'm certain you didn't mean for that to sound the way that it does. Poor dad!
hahaha! Ok...how about "no interesting runs planned".

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I've never heard this suggested, and it is exceptionally unlikely. If you have somewhere cold where you can put things to keep cool, you wouldn't waste time and effort collecting pieces of stone and keeping them there to cool warm drinks - you'd put the drinks there!
What the Romans did do was collect ice and snow in winter and stored them underground all year, so rich people could have ice-cooled drinks and desserts in summer. Calling ice cubes "rocks" is simply a joke, and not a reference to some ancient Roman custom. The more so as "on the rocks" dates only from the late 1940s; how many 1940s American drinkers and bartenders do you suppose were students of ancient Roman drinking habits? (VSD)


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A deal could see the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) give Ł200m in assistance in return for BMW injecting Ł1bn of its own, according to the Times newspaper.
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Longbridge and its 14,000 workers have faced an uncertain future since Rover's troubles led to blood-letting in the BMW boardroom last week. Pro-Longbridge chairman Bernd Pischetsrieder and the board member who wanted to see it closed, Wolfgang Reitzle, were both removed in favour of Joachim Milberg.
The Times reports any assistance agreement would depend on BMW's commitment to the overhaul. Under EU law, government subsidies can be paid to develop new industry but not to keep an inefficient plant open.
Prime Minister Tony Blair has already said his government will not bail out failing businesses but hinted that assistance for Rover was possible. The Trade Secretary Stephen Byers, meanwhile, promised earlier this week to lobby BMW hard to save the Longbridge workforce.
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The 10 men deserved their equaliser from Tim Cole, who atoned for his own sending off on Saturday by heading in from a corner.
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Exeter City (4-4-2): Bittner; Hiley, Todd, Gaia, Jeannin; Afful (Ampadu 46), Lee (Moor 73), Cronin, Coppinger; Devine, Flack (Canham 62). Subs: Rice (g), McConnell. Booked: Jeannin, Moor.
Dagenham & Redbridge (4-5-1): Pullen; Mustafa (Braithwaite 46), Cole, Matthews, Kimble; Scully, L Piper (Janney 73), Bentley, C Piper, Bruce; Shipp (Hill 78). Subs: Wilmot (g), Vickers. Booked: Cole. Sent off: Kimble.
Referee: A Woolmer (Northamptonshire).


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This is a cheery little quilt that makes me smile and I'm hoping will make a hospitalized child smile. I just have to wash it and get a shipping box from the post office, and it will be on it's way to Quilts for Kids.
This was not a kit that I requested from the organization, but just a way for me to use up some of my fabrics.
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This song gave my World's a Colour. Because I felt I being left behind by my own friends. But, you just like wanna don't care what happen around you. You just wanna enjoy every moments of your life. With your lover. Imagine there's only you & her. Watching the sky together, as it goes sunrise. And then, walk together with her, enjoying a piece of a lifetime experience. After that's done, she's gone and fade away. And then, you kept thinking about her. Everytime you woke up, you start a new day. Waiting for her to come, but she'll never come. And you just keep hoping that she'll come. But after a day, she didn't come. You are alone at that world. You kept thinking for what happen yesterday. You miss her. And hoping that she'll come. Then, God hear your prayer, and make your wish come true. She's come again into the world, forever. And then, you lived happily ever after! :D Again, good music.
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I have no idea how long it has been since i discovered this music, and you too coin.
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JS to remove TR attributes
Hi Guys,
I'm new at JS.
I need to remove TR elements from parent table but the problem is there are no table ID/Name
Is it possible to perform it?
Please see attach - i need remove red marked block... what scrip i have to use if i will put it to the green block?
Thank you.
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Despite the similar sounding names, Java is not the same as Javascript.
Moving from Java forum to Javascript forum.
DOM manipulation should include removal of child nodes, the JS people can give you more help with that.PHP Code:
header('HTTP/1.1 420 Enhance Your Calm');
Assuming that, indeed, there is only oneCode:
<td id="TopCell" ... >
*MOVING* the rows to the green-marked <div> is not so easy.
Does that <div> already contain a <table>???
If not, we would have to create a <table> inside the <div> to put the <tr> rows into.
It would help if you would show that <div>'s contents, expanded out. At least one level.
But it is clear that this page is being generated by ASP.NET. Wouldn't it be easier to change the ASP.NET code to do this, rather than trying to do it with JavaScript??Be yourself. No one else is as qualified.
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Theoretically, the following code should do what you want. Unfortunately, I can't confirm that since it hasn't been tested since you didn't supply your source code nor is your request 100% clear due to your use of incorrect grammar and the issue noted by Old Pedant.
Additionally, the code would have been simpler had I been able to see the entire ID of the
divelement. It's only partially visible in the reference image.
var TopCell = document.getElementById("TopCell"); if (typeof TopCell.firstElementChild !== "undefined" && typeof TopCell.lastElementChild !== "undefined") { // W3C DOM3 Core + W3C Element Traversal Method var table_element = TopCell.firstElementChild.cloneNode(true); var tbody_element = table_element.firstElementChild; tbody_element.removeChild(tbody_element.firstElementChild); div_element = document.getElementById("MSOZoneCell_WebPartWPQ5").firstElementChild.firstElementChild.firstElementChild.firstElementChild.firstElementChild; div_element.appendChild(table_element); } else if (typeof TopCell.getElementsByTagNameNS === "function") { // W3C DOM3 Core Method // Namespace‐Aware var XHTML_NS = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"; var table_element = TopCell.getElementsByTagNameNS(XHTML_NS, "table").item(0).cloneNode(true); var tbody_element = table_element.getElementsByTagNameNS(XHTML_NS, "tbody").item(0); tbody_element.removeChild(tbody_element.getElementsByTagNameNS(XHTML_NS, "tr").item(0)); div_element = document.getElementById("MSOZoneCell_WebPartWPQ5").getElementsByTagNameNS(XHTML_NS, "div").item(0); div_element.appendChild(table_element); } else { // W3C DOM3 Core Method // Not Namespace‐Aware var table_element = TopCell.getElementsByTagName("table").item(0).cloneNode(true); var tbody_element = table_element.getElementsByTagName("tbody").item(0); tbody_element.removeChild(tbody_element.getElementsByTagName("tr").item(0)); div_element = document.getElementById("MSOZoneCell_WebPartWPQ5").getElementsByTagName("div").item(0); div_element.appendChild(table_element); }For every complex problem, there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.
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Empowerment and Perseverance: WAVE Seminar inspires women Veterans who desire to be entrepreneurs
Arlington, VA—With the American economy still recovering from the recession, our local communities need the economic boost small businesses provide and the jobs they create. Fueled with confidence and leadership skills, many Veterans are entrepreneurial. According to the Small Business Administration (SBA), nearly a quarter of Veterans aspire to either start or buy a small business and almost ten percent of all businesses nationwide are Veteran owned. Recognizing this phenomenon and drawn by a sense of civic responsibility to give back to our nation's Veterans, many organizations provide significant financial, training and support to help Veterans get their business going.
On March 22, 2012, Women As Veteran Entrepreneurs (WAVE) hosted their second annual Women Veteran Small Business Seminar at Arlington National Cemetery's Women's Memorial. This seminar focused on empowering women Veteran entrepreneurs who are just coming into the industry to recognize and apply the skills acquired in the battlefield to the government-contracting environment.
One of the guest speakers, Vernice "Fly Girl" Amour, really drove home the message of empowerment and perseverance. She shared her journey from beat cop to becoming the Marine Corps' first African American female combat pilot and emphasized the importance of believing in yourself—if you don't, nobody will. Some of the other event highlights included: a discussion by Malda Brown, an SBA Procurement Center Representative, on what you need to know as a small business; insights into engaging and conducting business with large prime contractors such as Deloitte, BAH, and PwC, and CSC; and the unique opportunity to work with the SBA, meet with prime partners, and talk with small business offices at the event's showcase hall.
Catherine Taegel, a Business Development Analyst at Halfaker, attended the event and was thoroughly impressed, "The founders of WAVE, Harvetta Spann and Stephanie Bolton work tirelessly for Veteran-Owned Small Businesses and understand the complex obstacles that women Veterans face trying to gain entry in the government-contracting field. Despite only being in its second year, the event attracted inspiring individuals who helped to elevate the organization as a vehicle that empowers women Veteran entrepreneurs and gives back as well—a portion of every event that WAVE puts on goes to the Women's Memorial in Arlington."
Halfaker is proud to sponsor WAVE in their mission of promoting success among Women Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. Working with the government doesn't have to be complicated, and WAVE is making strides in breaking down the barriers to make the contracting process as easy as possible. They are currently working on promoting an initiative with the Department of Education and have a Mentor Protégé Program Launch scheduled for May 3rd and a Matchmaking Mixer on May 22nd.
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3rd Annual Muslim Marriage Networking Event- Islamic Marriage Bureau
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We are passing this message along for our friends at the Islamic Marriage Bureau. The organization which is based in Mississauga,Ontario is hosting its third annual Muslim Marriage Networking Event. Its a great opportunity for single and divorced Muslims who are seriously looking for a partner for marriage to have a chance to go through rotations to meet many suitable candidates. The environment is a highly professional one where introductions will be conducted by experienced moderators.
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We are getting a great response so please make your ticket purchases online to avoid line ups and dissapointment due to limited seats.. On Sunday Febuary 2nd at the Lakeshore Convention Centre, 806 Southdown Road, Mississauga, ON. http://www.lakeshorecc.ca
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Mr D Promo- Season 2 Episode 7[ The Date]
Monday, February 25, 2013 @ 01:02 PM
CBC has released a preview of this week's episode of Mr D, The Date. Take a look at the preview directly below and share your predictions in the comments section. Be sure to tune in for the episode on Wednesday @ 8;00pm eastern standard time on CBC.
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4 bedroom house for saleAscot, Berkshire
Guide Price £7,500,000
Property Description
Key features
- 3 reception rooms
- 4 bedroom suites
- Entertaining room
- Roof & garden terraces
- Use of spa & tennis court
Full description
Tenure: Leasehold
Charters enjoys a magnificent elevated and secluded position, 250ft above sea level, between Ascot and nearby Sunningdale, with commanding views over its own mixed woodland. Sunningdale, with its regular 51 minute rail journey into London (Waterloo), as well as Waitrose, is 1 mile away. Windsor, with a 27 minute train service into London (Paddington) is a 15 minute drive.
Windsor, Ascot and the surrounding area are well known for their fashionable boutiques, bistros, brasseries and traditional country pubs. The area also enjoys some fine dining with the John Campbell restaurant in the newly opened 5* Coworth Park Hotel in Ascot, as well as The Waterside Inn and The Fat Duck restaurants in Bray. Polo at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club, Guards Polo Club and Coworth Park. Golf at Wentworth, Sunningdale, The Berkshire and Swinley Forest. Racing at Ascot, Windsor, Kempton, Sandown, Epsom and Newbury.
Rowing at Dorney Lake and on stretches of the River Thames. Theatre in Windsor at the Theatre Royal or at any of the six theatres in Reading. Walking and riding in Windsor Great Park.
Top public schools nearby include Eton College, Heathfield School, Sunningdale, St George's and St Mary's Ascot. The property is also convenient for TASIS (The American School in Surrey), ACS (American Community School) in Egham & Cobham and the Royal Holloway University.
Following records showing a small group of cottages standing on the site of Charters, the potential for a purpose built mansion in the elevated position was realised by William Terrick Hamilton, who built the first house in the late 1860s. The property remained in the Hamilton family until 1901 when it was sold to Egbert Iveson before being sold again, soon after WWI, to Colonel Ralph Peacock. On his death the house was bought by the Shaws, a 'high society' family, who sold it in 1936 to the industrialist, Frank Parkinson. He employed architects Adie Button and Partners to design a contemporary house, with The Mansion we see today having been built for him in 1938 and described as 'one of the last great country houses to be built in Britain'.
Charters survived WWII and enjoyed many distinguished guests including Winston Churchill and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor who were loaned the property for a time. It was sold to Sir Montagu Burton in 1949 and by then supported a great number of staff, with farmland, cottages, lodges and
ornamental gardens. His death saw the break up of the estate with the house remaining empty before a research company and then De Beers owning the property thereafter.
Charters was bought by Sabre Developments in 2002, who managed the development of the property including the original house, The Mansion, within which is Parkinson. The two new buildings have since been added to provide a further 28 apartments and penthouses.
Charters is approached off Charters Road, only one mile from Sunningdale, through a very imposing entrance with controlled security gates. The drive sweeps up the hill through magnificently landscaped grounds to the property with parking at the rear of The Mansion. Parkinson, which extends to around 5,217 square feet (484.6 sq m), with approximately 5,660 sq ft of private terraces, occupies the whole of the south-east facing wing of the original house. It is clad in 22 inch square slabs of Portland Stone with the original Crittal bronze windows, so indicative of the era. The property is approached through the original front door of The Mansion into a reception area, which then opens onto the magnificent double height Great Hall, with marble fireplace and black and white stone floor.
The current owner was the first to buy on the development and was able to agree their own very detailed and extremely high quality specification for the property with the developer, combining a ground and duplex apartment above. The whole apartment has state of the art systems, including Crestron system, Lutron lighting and televisions and iPod docks to most rooms. All the main rooms in the property have electronic pads controlling security, music (surround sound), curtains, heating, cinema and television, together with remote controls.
Very high quality cupboard and shelving units, designed to be sympathetic to the Art Deco era, and including glass display cabinetry and desks have been fitted throughout the property by Archer & Smith, much in American Black Walnut, giving ample storage and display space. Heating is under
floor, where floors are wood or stone and electric fancoil units elsewhere.
The original and very innovative air conditioning system - chilling - is still in place, although now operated by modern machinery, however the original plant, made by Young Austin and Austin, has been retained as part of the building's heritage and is located in the Concierge's basement storage area.
Ground Floor
The property is off the original Great Hall, through Art Deco style black piano lacquered doors, past Corinthian columns and into a very gracious Travertine stone floored entrance hall, with elaborate plaster ceiling and coving. Double glazed doors open onto the extensive terrace. Two large reception rooms open off the entrance hall, one the original library and the other, although used currently as a family room, could easily be a magnificent dining room. There is a cloakroom off the entrance hall, with original black porcelain Art Deco hand basin, wash stand and lavatory.
The Library
Situated on the south-east facing corner of the house, this room retains the original wall to wall walnut bookshelves, plaster ceiling and elegant marble fireplace complete with gas fire. Sliding and folding bronze casement windows across the corner fully fold back to give an ninterrupted view of the terrace, gardens and grounds beyond. Solar blinds have been fitted to the windows, as well as electrically operated curtains.
Family Room
The original Boudoir to the house, this is a magnificent reception room, the largest in the property. The room has extensive fitted shelving, cupboards and glass display cabinets in black walnut, mirrored alcoves and an attractive corniced plaster ceiling. Solar blinds, as well as full length electrically operated curtains are fitted to the windows which run the entire length of the south facing wall to full height, overlooking the terrace and grounds beyond.
Fitted out with floor to ceiling black walnut cupboards and drawers, together with a desk area.
Fitted with an extensive range of Bulthaup units, large breakfast bar, Miele hob, dishwasher, integral coffee machine, drinks fridge & warming drawer, Gaggenau steam convector and electric ovens with extractor hood over, Sub Zero wine fridge and family size fridge/freezer. Archer & Smith bespoke cabinetry including a large display cabinet and desk area. There is also ample space for a dining table and chairs. A utility room opens directly off the kitchen, with Miele washing machine and drier, plus waste disposal machine.
First Floor
Four large bedroom suites on the first floor are approached by an elegant sweeping stone staircase, with gilt Rococo balustrading:
Master Bedroom
With seven floor to ceiling fitted wardrobes with bevelled glass doors. A large, lit, etched glass and wood screen/bedhead and matching footboard, inspired by Lalique and made especially for the present owner, divides off the dressing room area, which includes a built-in dressing table and period fireplace. Windows along the whole length of the room fold back to give a panoramic
view of the gardens and grounds. Faux leather has been fitted into the original panelling on the walls, sympathetically combining the Art Deco and contemporary eras of quality craftsmanship.
Master Bathroom
Perhaps the 'piece de resistance' of the whole property, the original Art Deco bathroom has walls and fittings which are covered in pink onyx cut from one huge piece of stone with matching grain. The original Art Deco clock has been restored and takes pride of place on the back wall. It is believed the onyx in this bathroom is so rare, it would be impossible to find this quality and quantity today to replicate a similar bathroom.
Bedrooms 2 and 3
Arranged in a separate suite of rooms, with considerable built in shelving and wardrobe space. They share a large 'Jack and Jill' dressing room which includes two full dressing tables with theatre dressing room type lighting. Each bedroom has its own en suite shower room and the bedroom on the same south-east aspect as the library below, also has windows that fold back giving stunning vistas over the grounds.
Bedroom 4
Accessed by a small bridge over the staircase. It has bespoke Art Deco wardrobing with an original en suite Art Deco bathroom, featuring original sanitary ware and beautiful mirroring. On the large square landing, there is a communications room with much of the electronic plant, as well as a walk in linen cupboard and store.
Second Floor
With extensive fitted limed oak cupboards and glass display cabinets and includes a large storage cupboard. A further walk-in storage cupboard is situated at the top of the stairs.
Entertaining Room
A fabulous area with bespoke walnut and granite bar, running almost the length of the room, together with etched glass and display shelving behind for storing bottles and glasses. The bar is well equipped with two Miele wine fridges and two Liebherr drinks fridges, plus plumbing for a dishwasher. Off the bar there is a fully mosaic tiled steam room, wired for sound with built in speakers, plus LED mood lighting to the ceiling, which changes colour. A fully mosaic tiled shower cubicle and lavatory adjoins. The bar area has concertina doors which fold back almost the length of the room, combining seamlessly with the large roof terrace to give considerable party space. The roof terrace has two separate entertaining areas, amounting to approximately 1,007 sq ft (94 sq m) in all. A hot tub can be found on the first terrace where there is also ample room for dining and lounging. Glass steps lead to a second secluded area for sunbathing. All the terracing is landscaped with planters, specimen plants, black slate and stones and lit for use in the evenings.
Charters Spa & Concierge
Owners of the 34 apartments and penthouses at Charters, plus their families and guests have the
exclusive use of the Charters Spa, which is situated on the lower ground floor adjacent to The Court.
The spa centres around a stunning 50 ft (15m) swimming pool with glazed atriums above. A well equipped gym and exercise room, with cardiovascular exercise machines and a free weight area, overlooks the pool. Adjacent to the pool area and changing rooms are a sauna, Turkish bath and further rooms, which are available for a wide variety of specialist beauty and health treatments. A traditional snooker room, with bar, also forms part of the spa and the concierge desk is available to book personal trainers, health and beauty treatments as required. A lifestyle manager, together with the concierge, also offers assistance with everything from booking restaurants and theatre tickets to organising a party or stocking your fridge before your arrival. In addition, 24 hour security guards monitor the CCTV cameras and carry out patrols of the grounds, to ensure the privacy and safety of the residents.
Charters' housekeeping service provides both communal and apartment cleaning. A centrally located concierge storage facility is available with the property.
Gardens & Grounds
The property enjoys extensive private terracing around two sides of the property, amounting in all to around 4,653 sq ft (432 sq m) and opening off the entrance hall and family room. The original gardens were laid out after the owners who built the original Art Deco house, Mr and Mrs Parkinson, visited Italy. They were designed so that they could enjoy 14 separate and delightful vistas of the house and gardens. Many of these have been restored and new trees planted, enhancing both privacy and seclusion.
From the terrace of the main house, well maintained lawns stretch away to hardwood and conifer trees and a fine view of the Hog's Back. To the east is a splendid 1930s colonnade, enclosing a sculptured water fountain and rock garden. A beautiful landscaped lake, planted with a variety of specimen plants and trees and strategically lit, meanders through the grounds, providing a stunning vista from the roof terrace. Particular features of the property are the magnificent old oak trees and birch trees to the north, an imposing setting for the grand entrance to Charters. The west side is home to a stretch of majestic Scots Pine. Residents are able to enjoy woodland walks through rhododendrons and native shrubs, with displays of colour all year round. A number of benches and picnic areas have been provided for the enjoyment of residents and there is also an all weather tennis court.
As well as the collection of rare Koi carp, Charters is also home to a plethora of wildlife including Meadow Brown butterflies, kingfishers, green woodpeckers, badgers and a variety of deer and wildfowl. Parkinson is allocated four underground car parking spaces, as well as two additional outdoor car parking spaces in The Mansion car park, together with parking for visitors.
From London take the M4 motorway to junction 4B and then join the M25, following signs to Gatwick Airport. Leave the M25 at junction 13, signed to Staines, and follow the A30 marked to
Camberley, Ascot and Bagshot. Continue along the A30, passing Royal Holloway College, Wentworth Golf Club and Sunningdale. Just after the railway crossing in Sunningdale turn right into
Charters Road. Follow the road for approximately 0.5 miles and Charters security gates can be found on the right hand side.
From Ascot High Street, turn down Station Road, opposite the
racecourse and proceed for approximately 2 miles. Turn left into Charters Road. Continue along Charters Road and after a short distance the security gates to Charters will be found on the lefthand side.
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I posted earlier about well water and the cautions of some tanning products, I have received numerous emails about that paticular post that some people misunderstood, I was not BASHING SAFTEE ACID, I personally think its a wonderful product that I will always use for in my pickles. My post was about the effects of well water and saftee acid.
I received a Water Test from the town this morning, I have a copy of it and what they test for. I'm not much on reading the results so I will post it here and Anyone who knows about it can tell me if its safe to use for tanning and pickling.
Copper: 8 samples <0.25-0.32 ppm
Lead: 10 ppb
Nitrate: 3 samples <0.82-0.8-1.2 ppm
Flouride: 1.0 ppm
Sulfate: 61.0 ppm
Sodium: 16.0 ppm
Coliform Bacteria: 1 colony/100ml
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Your test result does not reflect the PH. Ph is a measurement of
acidlty or alkalinity, with 7.0 being neutral. Anything less is acid, and anything above is alkaline.The PH of your water will have a small effect, as water with a low PH (acidic) will probably not require as much acid as water with a high PH.The minerals indicated by your test are present in such small amounts that they would probaby have no effect on your pickle. My well water has a PH of 6.8, which is slightly acidic. I have had no problems with my pickle.I use formic though.
I have not had any kind of test run on my well water other than my own ph test but my water is very alkaline (over 8) I used to use saftee acid in my pickle but it was a constant fight to keep the ph down to acceptable levels using my well water, I would get it adjusted down and within a couple of hours it was way back up there. finally got tired of messing with it and started using distilled water in my pickle and the ph drift stopped completely.


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Part Number WP22003993 replaces: 22003993, 27001090.
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This is the second part of a three-part knob. The cap and the skirt are sold separately. This knob is blue and white in colour.
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Part Number WP22003993 replaces: 22003993, 27001090.
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The two parts purchased were the corrects parts needed to do the job. (There's always a first time for everything!) When the plastic timer knob broke away from the timer stem, it left the silver timer cap's locking pin embedded in the timer stem. I could not remove the broken remains of the knob while the broken off pin was still in place. And it was impossible to grip the pin with pliers or tweezers without damaging the timer stem. As a solution I grabbed my whole-house vacuum cleaner hose and sucked the broken pin out of the timer stem. Total time of repair was about 20 minutes not including the two-hour brainstorming time-out that led me to the vacuum cleaner solution.
0. Disconnected the dryer power supply1. Removed the control panel (3 screws, star bit)2. Detached the electric power supply cords from the timer assembly (took a bit of easing back and forth - do not pull by the electric cords, pull the socket itself)3. Timer assembly eased off subsequently (held in place by three unscrewed receptacles)4. Installed the new timer assembly, plugged back the supply cords, and installed the new timer knob, skirt and chrome cap.They don't build Maytag equipment as they used to. We bought a fridge, washer and dryer 6 years ago - all three of them have had component, part stress and/or electronic sensor failures :-(
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I removed the silver cap and then removed the knob itself. I replaced the knob with the new part and also the silver cap with the part. The job was complete.
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Removed Screws on panel, pluged new timer into wire replace panel, but on new knob and cap and it was ready to go.
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Newly operational charter schools, FY 2013-14
Official Letter
Official Letter
December 4, 2013
Dear County Superintendents of Schools, Chief Business Officials, and Directors of Newly Operational Charter Schools:
In accordance with California Education Code (EC) Section 47652, the California Department of Education (CDE) has made the second of two special apportionments to charter schools that are newly operational this fall. The special apportionment is, in effect, an advance apportionment and is based on the charter school's first 20 days of actual attendance.
This apportionment in the amount of $32,309,813 is for the months of December 2013 through January 2014 and equals 18 percent of the charter school's estimated funding for the 2013–14 fiscal year, calculated pursuant to sections 47633 and 47634.1, as they existed prior to enactment of Assembly Bill (AB) 97 (Chapter 47, Statutes of 2013).
New Local Control Funding Formula
AB 97, as amended by Senate Bill 91 (Chapter 49, Statutes of 2013) and Senate Bill 97 (Chapter 357, Statutes of 2013), established the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), which represents a significant change in how California's kindergarten through grade twelve (K–12) local educational agencies (LEAs) are funded, including county offices of education, school districts, and charter schools. While the new LCFF is effective beginning July 1, 2013, the CDE has not yet incorporated many of the LCFF provisions into its apportionment systems. The CDE intends to begin calculating LEA funding in accordance with the new LCFF in the 2013–14 Second Principal (P-2) Apportionment, which will be certified on or before July 2, 2014. For more information on LCFF implementation, see the Fact Sheet posted on the CDE Web site at
http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/pa/lcff13factsheet.asp [Note: the preceding Web page is no longer available].
The LCFF is expected to be phased in over an eight year transition period. In accordance with EC Section 42238.03(f), funding for new charter schools during the LCFF transition period will be based on the prior year per-pupil funding rate of the district in which the charter school is physically located. Because we do not know the physical location of each new charter school, nor have we yet calculated the per-pupil rates of all school districts for purposes of this calculation, we cannot reasonably estimate at this time the actual funding rate that will be applied to each new charter school under the LCFF. Consequently, this apportionment has been calculated based on the statutes and funding rates that were in place prior to enactment of LCFF, including general purpose entitlement and categorical block grant funding.
Because this apportionment is merely a means to begin allocating funds in accordance with EC Section 41330, it should not be used for budget purposes. Actual final funding under the new LCFF formulas will differ from this apportionment. For more information on the assumptions used for this apportionment, we encourage you to read the 2013–14 Advance Principal Apportionment letter dated July 19, 2013, and the Calculations to Determine the 2013–14 Advance, which are posted on the CDE Web site listed on the following pages.
While this apportionment was not calculated using the new LCFF statutes, an increase of 4.62 percent was made to allocate a portion of the $2.1 billion that was appropriated by AB 97 to begin the transition to LCFF funding for school districts and charter schools. This increase is allocated in an equal percentage to all charter schools. Actual LCFF entitlements for individual charter schools will differ, so again, caution should be used in building these funds into budgets and spending plans.
Education Protection Account
Entitlements calculated in this apportionment were reduced by $200 per unit of estimated average daily attendance (ADA) to reflect the 2013–14 Education Protection Account (EPA) revenues as established by Proposition 30, The Schools and Local Public Safety Protection Act of 2012. The CDE will allocate EPA revenues on a quarterly basis, meaning LEAs will receive separate quarterly payments. The second quarterly EPA payment scheduled for December 2013 will equal 50 percent of each LEA's estimated annual EPA entitlement less any amounts previously apportioned in September 2013 (for new charter schools this means quarterly payments of $100 for each unit of funded ADA at the 20-day, less any amounts previously apportioned in September 2013). Note that future payments may be adjusted for ADA changes and previous over- or under- payments of EPA funds. For more information on EPA, go to http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/pa/epa.asp.
Charter School General Purpose Entitlement Net State Aid
The amounts in the second special advance were calculated by using the 20-day actual attendance data less the amounts previously apportioned in the first special advance apportionment in September 2013. The first special advance apportionment is posted on the CDE Web site at http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/pa/chschspcadv1314.asp. If a school is listed on the 20-day apportionment schedule but has no apportionment amount, generally it is because it was overpaid in the September 2013 special advance.
Funding In-Lieu of Property Taxes
Also included in this special apportionment is funding to sponsoring school districts to backfill their transfer to charter schools of funding in-lieu of property taxes; for the months of December 2013 through January 2014, this equals 18 percent of the charter school's projected total in-lieu of property taxes funding for the 2013–14 fiscal year. For most charter schools, EC Section 47632 defines the sponsoring LEA as the district that granted the charter, or in the case of a charter that was denied by a district and subsequently approved by a county office, the district that initially denied the charter.
For a county office of education approved charter school whose students are referred by parental request pursuant to subdivision (b) of EC Section 1981 or for a county-wide charter whose students reside in a basic aid district, the sponsoring LEA is the district of residence for those pupils. That means some county-approved charter schools will have multiple sponsoring districts if the school has students who reside in different districts. For a charter that was denied by an LEA and subsequently approved by the State Board of Education, the sponsoring LEA is the LEA that initially denied the charter or the LEA designated by the State Board of Education pursuant to paragraph (1) of subdivision (k) of EC Section 47605.
Method for Receipt of State Aid
Pursuant to EC Section 47651, for charter schools that elect to receive funding directly, the warrant will be drawn in favor of the superintendent of schools of the county in which the LEA that approved the charter is located, for deposit to the appropriate funds or accounts of the charter school in the county treasury. For all other charter schools, the funds shall be deposited in the appropriate funds or accounts of the LEA that approved the charter.
What's Next
The CDE is currently working to determine the appropriate standardized account code structure (SACS) coding for the LCFF. In the meantime, pending accounting guidance from the CDE, for charter schools planning to use SACS, we suggest you use Resource Code 0000 and Revenue Object Code 8015 to account for the General Purpose Entitlement, and use Resource Code 0000 and Revenue Object Code 8011 for charter school sponsoring LEAs for the funds in-lieu of property taxes transfer. Note that some reclassification may be necessary once CDE completes its research and issues SACS accounting guidance later this fiscal year.
The amount apportioned to each participating charter school and charter school sponsoring LEA is available on the CDE's Web site under Special Apportionments for Charter Schools at http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/pa/pa1314.asp. Additional information about charter schools is available on that same Web site.
All communication related to the Principal Apportionment and LCFF funding will be available on the CDE's Web site, and funding-specific information will also be sent electronically via the CDE's Office of Principal Apportionment and Special Education (PASE) listserv. The listserv provides LEAs and other interested parties important information, such as notifications regarding LCFF updates, software releases, key deadlines, reminders of due dates for submission of data, and any other pertinent topics related to the PASE and the Office of Charter Apportionments and District Reorganization. If you do not already belong to the PASE listserv and would like to subscribe, send a "blank" message to: email@example.com.
If you have any questions regarding this apportionment or about funding for charter schools, please contact the Principal Apportionment Funding Office by phone at 916-324-4541 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
Jeannie Oropeza, Deputy Superintendent
Services for Administration, Finance, Technology, and Infrastructure Branch


text: This is from gamespot: EA Sports' long-running FIFA Soccer series is practically a lock on every new game system that makes its way to the market. After all, soccer is perhaps the most popular sport in the world. So while it's no surprise that the game is making its way to the Nintendo Wii, what is unexpected is how the development team has tailored the game to create a soccer experience that is unique on the Wii. During a visit to EA Canada, we had a chance to see a beautiful work-in-progress version of the game and how it is shaping up on the Wii. The irony of creating a video game centered on hand motions, which is based on a sport that focuses almost entirely on the player's feet, hasn't escaped the development team behind the game. It's a big part of the challenge for developers to make the game familiar to long-time FIFA players, as well as Wii owners who may have never played a soccer game before. Although the controls weren't finalized when we saw the game, the basic system was easy to get used to: The Nunchuk is used to control a player's body, with the analog stick used to control the direction the player moves; the Z button is used for turbo running and to put spin on the ball once it's kicked. However, the Wii Remote is used for the other primary functions of a soccer player: passing, shooting, and the like. To pass the ball, you hold down the A button and move the Wii Remote in the direction you want to pass. Crosses or lob passes are executed with the B button and a directional gesture. To shoot, you simply gesture upward with the Wii Remote, and the quicker you move the remote up, the harder the shot. You can also twist the remote during your kick to add some spin on the ball. When on defense, the A button is used to switch players, and the B button is used for checking an offensive player or throwing a tackle. To throw a hard tackle, you hold down the A button and flick the remote in the direction of the player you're looking to bring down. A throw-in is executed just as you might expect: by making a tossing motion with both the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk (though, unlike in the real sport, you won't be penalized for leaving your feet). To accommodate these new controls, the default camera view has been moved to a north-south view. This is similar to how you might play in Madden NFL, as opposed to the traditional FIFA sideline camera. Playing with this view takes some getting used to, especially after having played in the traditional view for so long, but it doesn't take too long to recognize the logic behind the decision. Because the gestures for such things as passing and shooting are direction-based, it makes sense for players to be facing the same way as the athletes they are controlling. Beyond the new controls, the Wii version of FIFA 08 will feature revisions and tweaks from the previous versions of the series. This includes an increased focus on defense, such as the ability to let you take manual control of your goalkeeper by pressing the minus button on the Wii Remote. Controlling your keeper is fun, even though we found that we weren't nearly as reliable as the computer when it came to keeping balls out of the net. Besides that, you can expect tougher defensive artificial intelligence throughout the game. In addition, producers said that virtual players in FIFA will include the same traits they exhibit in real life, so players who tend to take long shots frequently will also tend to do so in the game. Much like Madden NFL 07's debut on the Nintendo console, FIFA 08 will include a number of minigames that--collectively known as Soccer Academy--will introduce you to the various mechanics in the game. These range from passing basics to corner kicks and more. They should also be a good option to play with friends. Graphically, the game is looking closer to the PlayStation 2 or Xbox version of FIFA than the more visually impressive versions found on the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. The player models animated well, though they weren't as detailed as we might like. That said, the game seemed to run at a solid frame rate, even though it was only about halfway complete at the time we played it. The best news of all is that the Wii version will include all the teams and players found in the other versions of FIFA 08. So, odds are, your favorite team and player will likely be represented in the game. Translating a game played with the feet into one that's played primarily with the hands is a tall order. But if the developers behind FIFA Soccer 08 can capture the same lightning in a bottle that made Madden NFL 07 such a fun game on the Wii, we'll all have something special on our hands. We'll have more on FIFA 08 in the coming weeks, including more information on its minigames, in the near future. So stay tuned. looks really fun


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April 8, 2016
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Blackburn Rovers
BBC coverage
- How to follow:
- Listen on BBC Radio 5 live and BBC local radio; text commentary on the BBC Sport website
Wolves forward Michal Zyro has been ruled out for up to a year after picking up a serious knee injury.
Defender Mike Williamson will not feature after being sent to see another specialist for his glute muscle problem.
Blackburn defender Shane Duffy is back after a one-game suspension but Craig Conway is banned for three matches.
Rovers midfielder Corry Evans could return after suffering a groin injury last month.
- Wolves have won four of their last five against Rovers (D1), including each of the last three.
- Blackburn have lost only one of their last seven games at Molineux, though four have been draws (W2).
- Wolves' last seven goals in the Championship have been scored in the second half.
- Blackburn have scored three goals from throw-ins this season; no other side has scored more than one.
- Wolves' last two home games ended 0-0 – there have not been three goalless league games in a row at Molineux since February 1899.


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Jon Stewart & GOP Balderdash: You've Got to See This.
Posted by Kelsey Hartigan
Earlier this week, Sarah Palin attempted to falsely compare elements of the Nuclear Posture Review to a situation on a playground where a child allows a bully to sucker-punch him without retaliating— probably the highest level of complexity that the ex-governor can actually comprehend when it comes to nuclear weapons policy. Her blatant lies and mischaracterizations echo comments made by Newt Gingrich and the never-confirmed Ambassador, John Bolton. Fringe conservatives are increasingly rejecting the views and advice of our nation's most elite military and national security experts and putting American security at risk.
Confident in his strong, secure nonproliferation policies, President Obama's smartly replied to those who are more interested in pursuing political agendas than they are in protecting our national security: "I would say to them is that if the secretary of defense and the chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff are comfortable with it, I'm probably going to take my advice from them and not from Sarah Palin," he said.
All you need to know about the current state of play re: nukes and GOP balderdash is captured below by the one and only, Jon Stewart.
Hilarious. And unfortunately, very true.
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At the foot of Mt. Tamalpais in the quaint town of Mill Valley, the Mill Valley Inn offers 23 guest rooms and two creekside cottages. Most rooms have private balconies and large soaking bathtubs, and some offer fireplaces. The Mill Valley Inn is located in downtown Mill Valley, just steps away from shops, restaurants and miles of hiking and biking trails.
Number of Rooms: 25 | Rates: $199 - $519 Reservations
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Nestled among the marina on a historic dock in charming downtown Tiburon, some of our guestrooms feature private balconies and views of San Francisco Bay.
Number of Rooms: 23 | Rates: $189 - $519 Reservations


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A MAN who attempted to slash the tyres of a police car for a dare appeared before magistrates today (Wednesday, February 19).
Officers discovered Lee Stonehouse crouched behind a Vauxhall Astra police car on Central Avenue in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, during the early hours of Sunday, February 2.
Blair Martin, prosecuting, said the 29-year-old fled from the scene, leaving one kitchen knife behind and disposing of another along the way.
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The police officers gave chase and Stonehouse, of Russell Court, Newton Aycliffe, was caught and arrested.
"He told the police he had been with others who dared him to cause damage to a police vehicle," said Mr Martin.
"He then went to his partner's address picked up a 14 inch and 17 inch kitchen knife.
"He admits he fully intended to slash the tyres while being filmed by his friends.
"He said, in interview, that his behaviour was shocking, having reflected on his conduct."
Stonehouse pleaded guilty to attempting to damage a police car and two charges of possessing an offensive weapon in a public place.
Magistrates adjourned the case until Monday, March 17, for probation reports.
Stonehouse received unconditional bail.
No mitigation was given during the hearing.


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I purchased this e.p. used for next to nothing because I liked the cover art. It did not dissapoint me. This is death metal in the vein of Cannibal Corpse, without the solos and badass basswork. It is mediocre when compared to others within the genre, but still enjoyable.
The e.p. starts with an earie intro (possibly from a movie?) and then breaks into classic 90's death metal, with gutteral vocals and chuggy guitar riffs. The production is okay, but it honestly works very well for this type of music.
The drumming is excecuted well throughout the e.p., changing from slower beats to blastbeats often. The guitar stays relatively uniform throughout the e.p., with heavy, chuggy riffage and high squeals. The bass is pretty lackluster as it really only stands out in the title track. The lead vocals are very heavy and brutal while the higher backing vocals add some diversity.
Overall, this is enjoyable for the short running time. I will definately check out their other works if I come across them. I recommend this if you happend to find it used. Favorite track: "Blackened Tomorrow"


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In search of a power model
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Last April, at EDP 2011, I began a search for a power model. Power models existed but they were for high performance, GHz based designs...
Last April, at EDP 2011, I began a search for a power model. Power models existed but they were for high performance, GHz based designs. I was unable to find one for a low power, mobile SoC. The search ended up being one of the most difficult I have undertaken in my eighteen years as an analyst. The final model was put together on January 21st, a full nine months after I started.
The results were interesting. I will say that this was a US only survey; adding Asian and European data may change the results, but probably not by much. Especially since the SoC criteria was that it was an average high-end SoC designed for a mobile application. Most inputs were from cell phone designers. Here are some of the inputs.
- Power budgets were 5 watts for a low end phone and 8 watts for a high end phone.
- Because of the power constraints they all projected using less that 25% of the available gates for the foreseeable future.
- Because of the power constraints low end phones were operated at an average frequency of 400 MHz; high end phones operated at an average frequency of 800 MHz. The maximum frequency was 1.2 GHz or less.
The wish list average frequency was 300 MHz; of course thats with no degradation of performance. One of the ways to do this is the increased use of Dark Silicon. Having a good percentage of your design operating at 0 MHz, a high percentage of the time, really helps keep down your average frequency. Another interesting idea is what I call Speed Bursting. Since power isnt the real issue, its energy consumption; sometimes you can ramp the speed of you processor into the GHz range, and complete a task using less energy than you would at you average MHz frequency.
One methodology that is getting a lot of attention recently is TSV (Through Silicon VIAs). Minimizing the path between your processor and you memory really saves energy consumption (i.e. power). That could become the main driver for the 3D technology.
By the time this is published I will have chaired a session on low power design, and given a talk, with the complete results of Power Model Search, at EDP 2012. They will also be another session on 3D ICs that will have some good power information. Check out the EDP and my web for the presentations http://www.eda.org/edps/ and www.garysmithEDA.com.
This posting is part of the EDA Designline power series and is archived and updated. The root is accessible here. Please send me any updates, additions, references, white papers or other materials that should be associated with this posting. Thank you for making this a success - Brian Bailey.


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*Recordings by Richard Pryor, Whitney Houston, James Brown and Ray Charles are among the 27 that will be added to the Grammy Hall of Fame this year for its 40th anniversary.
Charles' "Hit the Road Jack," Brown's "I Feel Good" and Houston's self-titled 1985 will join other historic recordings in the Hall, including Richard Pryor's 1974 comedy album "That Nig**r's Crazy," "On Broadway" by the Drifters, the 1930 blues single "My Black Mama" by Son House, the 1963 jazz album "John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman," "Hound Dog" from Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton and "Here's Little Richard" from 1957.
"With the Grammy Hall of Fame celebrating 40 years, it's especially important to note that these entries continue the tradition of inducting a wide variety of recordings that have inspired and influenced both fans and music makers for generations," said Neil Portnow, President/CEO of The Recording Academy. "Memorable for being both culturally and historically significant, we are proud to add them to our growing catalog of outstanding recordings that have become part of our musical, social, and cultural history."
The growing collection on display at the Grammy Museum at LA Live now includes a total of 933 recordings. The albums and singles chosen this year are all at least 25 years old, and were selected to exhibit qualitative or historical significance.


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Congressman John B. Larson (CT-01) issued the following statement marking the two-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act.
"Whether it's the millions of young people that are able to obtain coverage through their parents plans until the age of 26 -- like the 19-year-old boy in my District with a rare liver disease who is awaiting a transplant and would otherwise not have coverage -- the small business owners who are receiving tax credits for providing coverage to their employees or the seniors who are saving money on their prescription drugs, the Affordable Care Act is working to expand access to healthcare for all Americans. As we head towards 2014, Americans will no longer have to worry about being denied coverage or charged more because they have a pre-existing condition and millions will have access to a marketplace where they can access affordable, quality health care coverage.
"I want to thank President Obama and my fellow members of Congress who worked hard to make the century-long vision of healthcare reform a reality."
Source: http://www.larson.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1493&Itemid=99


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DWU named 'College of Distinction' for 4th year
Dakota Wesleyan University is once again featured on CollegesofDistinction.com, an online college guide that takes a fresh look at colleges and universities appealing to students' unique and varied interests.
Dakota Wesleyan is the only South Dakota college listed on the site and this is its fourth year.
High school college counselors and educators nominate colleges and universities for recognition. The colleges and universities are not ranked and instead are members of a consortium of schools.
The selection process reviews a number of factors, including the school's first-year experience, general education program, experiential components of the curriculum, the strategic plan and alumni success and satisfaction.
DWU is a private, liberal arts university associated with the Dakotas Conference of the United Methodist Church. For more information about DWU, go to www.dwu.edu.
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Damanik, David and Landrigan, Michael (2003) Log-dimensional spectral properties of one-dimensional quasicrystals. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 131 (7). pp. 2209-2216. ISSN 0002-9939. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:DAMpams03
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We consider discrete one-dimensional Schrödinger operators on the whole line and establish a criterion for continuity of spectral measures with respect to log-Hausdorff measures. We apply this result to operators with Sturmian potentials and thereby prove logarithmic quantum dynamical lower bounds for all coupling constants and almost all rotation numbers, uniformly in the phase.
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There appears to be an error in the admin interface (/solr/admin/schema.jsp) when using a '*' field in a schema. In the example
schema.xml, there is a commented out sample:
<!-- uncomment the following to ignore any fields that don't already match an existing field name or dynamic field, rather than reporting them as an error. alternately, change the type="ignored" to some other type e.g. "text" if you want unknown fields indexed and/or stored by default --> <!--dynamicField name="*" type="ignored" /-->
We have this un-commented, and in the schema browser via the admin interface I see that all non-dynamic fields get a type of "ignored".
for example, I see this in the Solr admin interface:
Field: uid
Dynamically Created From Pattern: *
Field Type: ignored
though the field definition is:
<field name="uid" type="integer" indexed="true" stored="true"/>
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The bug is in LukeRequestHandler. "dynamicBase" should be returned only if the field is dynamic. The attached patch fixes this. I'll commit in a few days.
Thank you for the input. Now I can reproduce the problem with example after I indexed data. I'd like to see it in detail in weekend if I have time.
I am attaching a screen shot (using solr trunk and Jetty) and our schema.xml. I have seen this bug consistently, and I thought Yonik had reproduced it.
I've tried but couldn't reproduce the problem, using trunk and Solr 1.3 example...