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Feeling Lucky?
I hope you are! As wives, mothers, daughters and friends, we're always putting others ahead of ourselves. Here's a chance for you to do a little something for yourself. There are several terrific chances to win my books from my publishers right now. All it takes is a little time to take my mini blog hop and leaving a comment at each stop to enter.
First, visit Mina's Bookshelf. She gives a 4.5 Star review to Touch of a Scoundrel. Here's a sample of her observations:
"I really liked this historical romance novel, with all its emotional complexity. I am not a big fan of love triangles, but the plot, enriched by a light paranormal twist, was original and captivating. I loved Mia Marlowe's writing style, her prose always elegant and eloquent, her descriptions exquisitely vivid, the sensuality incandescent and yet tasteful."
Now because this is the final novel in the Touch of Seduction trilogy, Kensington is offering a print copy of Touch of a Thief, Book #1, to get a reader started in the right order. Of course, all the stories stand on their own, but I know some of you like reading series in the order in which the books were written. So make Mina's Bookshelf your first stop on this mini hop.
We all love to be first. Here's your chance to be one of the first to read my upcoming Waking Up with a Rake, a book that won't hit the bookstore shelves till January 2013. It's Book #1 in the Royal Rakes series. Sourcebooks is giving away 20 copies, so your chances of winning are better than in most giveaways. Here's what Publishers Weekly had to say about
"Mason and Marlowe's dual effort is the first book in their Royal Rakes regency series. With the "Hymen Race Terrific" underway in 1818 England, the Prince Regent's three unmarried brothers are anxious to find virgin brides so that either they or their offspring can inherit the throne. In exchange for being exonerated of losing a battle to the French, Lord Rhys Warrington must seduce and deflower the heiress Olivia Symon before the duke of Clarence, one of the three potential heirs, can win her. He manages to gain Olivia's trust, but soon feels torn between his mission and his growing love for the intelligent, unpretentious beauty. Rhys becomes her protector after discovering that she is targeted for murder. Romance veteran Mason and newcomer Marlowe serve up spicy love scenes as the backdrop to an alluring read complete with an outspoken female protagonist and a hint of mystery."
And last, but not least on this giveaway mini-hop, be sure to enter my ongoing contest right here on my website. The Grand Prize is a combination bundle of Lord of Devil Isle, in winner's choice of Kindle or Nook format, PLUS print copies of the entire Touch of Seduction series! RTBOOKReviews calls Lord of Devil Isle :
"Another Favorite!
The battle of the sexes is on between a prim miss and the devilishly sexy sea captain who rescues her. The story is fast paced and full of sinfully carnal passion and intriguing characters."
So just to recap your mini-hop itinerary, please visit:
1. Mina's Bookshelf
2. Sourcebooks Goodreads
3. My Ongoing Contest
Have fun and good luck!


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This is how I have defined, Grid, and Store.
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I tend to look heavily at storyline, acting, and chemistry among the cast. Those three elements are most important to me when deciding whether a drama is good or not. Ironically though, they are not the first elements that attract me to a drama but two of three (storyline and chemistry) are key factors that determine whether I will continue a drama. I can forgive bad acting...depending on how bad it is.
The Celsius Estimate Theorem
Sadly, the amount of time we use to watch dramas is precious and limited. We simply don't have the time to sit through every single drama. We have to use our time wisely and choose the good dramas to watch. I'm sure every drama addict has their own way of choosing good dramas to watch. If you don't have one yet, that's ok! You can use the Celsius Estimate. The Celsius Estimate works 90% of the time and it estimates if the test drama has potential to be a "good drama".
Method of Execution (Go in order):
1) Watch the first two episodes: If you enjoy the first two episodes, keep going. Otherwise, proceed to step 2.
2) Watch the last two episodes: If you enjoy the last two episodes, then consider watching backwards or start watching from a few episodes back. Otherwise, if you hate the beginning and the you hate the ending, you'll probably won't like the drama anyway so move on to the next drama.
3) Optional: For more accuracy, choose a random episode in between the first two and last two episodes.
So use and adjust at your own risk!
Thanks friend who forced me to realize the flaw of my theorem


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Our fascination with classic cocktails has grown in recent years, and with it has come a return to the way drinks were made back when people took the time to craft something by hand. We've seen a return to the use of egg whites, for example, to give a frothy head to drinks such as whiskey sours and pisco sours.
In the past four or five years, the interest in bitters has skyrocketed. Go into just about any liquor store and you'll find bottle after bottle of bitters boasting flavors of celery (made for a bloody Mary), cherry (for Manhattans or old-fashioneds), grapefruit (for salty dogs) and mint (for a more righteous julep). Sure, the old standby aromatic bitters, Angostura and Peychauds, are on the shelf, and they still sell for anywhere from $5 to $10 a bottle, but mainy places are starting to stock more exotic mixtures with price tags in the $20 or range or more.
But what are these mysterious elixirs in their bottles, which are occasionally covered in paper wrapping? They are often alcoholic liquids flavored with a host of concentrated botanicals and aromatic herbs, most of which are predominantly bitter. Ingredients could include gentian root, orange peel, cinchona bark, cardamom, eucalyptus, coffee, you name it. Their purpose in the cocktail world is to provide balance to a drink so that it isn't cloyingly sweet. Think about the indefinable touch in a Sazerac that keeps the licorice flavor of the absinthe in check or the trace of orange bitters that enlivens a real martini.
Brad Thomas Parsons has written the exhaustive "Bitters: A Spirited History of a Classic Cure-All, with Cocktails, Recipes and Formulas" for those who must know every last detail about bitters in cocktail history and want to try making their own at home. Bonnie Walker and I lassoed a recipe for barbecue bitters from Bohanan's Heather Nañez to include in our own "Barbecue Lover's Texas."
Dale DeGroff, known as "King Cocktail" and the author of "The Essential Cocktail," offered a dash or two of his perspective on bitters recently during a Manhattans seminar presented at the Soho Wine and Martini Bar on Crockett Street. The cocktail chronicler produces his own version of these aromatic gems, Dale DeGroff's Pimento Aromatic Bitters. And it was one of five that participants got to taste in a series of Manhattans that had been made with George Dickel Rye.
While leading the tasting, DeGroff also offered a little history on the subject. Bitters were part of the first printed definition of a cocktail, he said. It dates back to a newspaper article from 1806. That's when someone told the Balance and Columbian Repository of Hudson, N.Y., that a cocktail was a stimulating mixture of "spirits of any kind, sugar, water and bitters."
But they date back further than that. Actually, they've been around since the late 17th century, he said. Stoughton's Bitters were first produced in England in 1690 and were that country's second patented medicine in 1712. The original recipe from Jerry Thomas and Pierre Lacour included 8 pounds of gentian root, 1/2 ounce red saunders wood or cochineal, 6 pounds of orange peel, 1 1/2 pounds of Virginia snake root and 1/2 ounce American saffron, among other ingredients. Ten gallons of distilled spirits were added to the mix before it aged. Now, that's medicine.
Bitters returned after Prohibition ended. Cole Porter mentioned them in the 1940 torch song, "Make It Another Old-Fashioned, Please":
Leave out the cherry,
Leave out the bitters,
Leave out the orange.
Just make it a straight rye.
But a funny thing happened to American tastes. Somewhere in the last 50 years or so, we surrendered our taste buds to syrupy sodas and other sugary confections. In doing so, we lost our appreciation for all things bitter. Or, as DeGroff said, "We have in our DNA an aversion to bitter things."
So, for far too long, that bottle of bitters, which never goes bad if it has an alcohol base, was relegated to the back of the bar. Bartenders even took to joking: "What's going to last longer, my bottle of bitters or my marriage?"
No two bitters are alike, and each will influence the final flavor of your cocktail in a unique way, just as the profile of your whiskey, bourbon or rye will affect your Manhattan. So, do you prefer a bitter and fruity blend, such as the one attributed to Jerry Thomas that has been revived for modern cocktail drinkers? Or the classic, herbal profile of Angostura Bitters? You'll have to conduct your own taste test. First, sniff and taste a tiny amount of the bitters by itself. What do you taste? Clove? Ginger? Cinnamon? Cola? All of the above? Then shake a drop or two into your drink and notice the changes that result.
Some people, DrGroff said, are so taken with the flavors of their favorite bitters that they'll pour an ounce or so into an ice-filled glass and finish it off with mineral water or club soda. The end result is a digestif along the lines of a Campari, a bitter liqueur from Italy that's often served with soda.
By the way, the name Angostura comes from a city in Venezuela, where the formula was developed in 1824. The distinctive bottle with its oversized label is perfect in such classic cocktails as the Horse's Neck, Rob Roy, Singapore Sling or the Esmeralda, a winning blend of tequila, lime juice, honey and bitters that deserves to be resurrected. So versatile is Angostura bitters that one satisfied Amazon customer claimed they're an effective mosquito repellant.
You can take your bitters out of the bar and into the kitchen. In his book, Parsons suggests using them in everything from chicken wings to a topping for broiled grapefruit. I have used a dash or two in cherry and rhubarb pies to add a kick to the flavor. Just remember to start off slowly. The flavors are intense, so one dash may be all you need in the beginning. Your bottle will not go empty anytime soon. Or as DeGroff joked, if he ever goes into business again, it'll be to produce something that people consume in quantities greater than a dash or two at a time.
After the seminar, three bartenders presented their own Manhattans to DeGroff and a representative of George Dickel Rye in a competition to see who could put the best spin on the classic. In the end, Luis Villegas of Houston, who consults at Costa Pacifica on Loop 1604, took the top prize for his variation, which he named "Come and Taste It!" Here's his recipe:
Luis Villegas' "Come and Taste It!" Manhattan
3/4 ounce George Dickel Rye
1/4 ounce Carpano Antica
1/4 ounce Margerum Amaro
1 dash Angostura Bitters
Blood orange extra-virgin olive oil
George Dickel-infused Cherry
Stir rye, Carpano Antica, amaro, bitters and oil in an ice-filled glass. Strain into chilled coupe. Garnish with George Dickel-infused cherry.
Makes 1 cocktail.
From Luis Villegas


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PJ'S Carolina Critter Sauce
Created and Bottled on North Carolina's Outer Banks
At this time, we are not set up to accept online orders.
Please email us your order and shipping address. PJ'S Creations will email you the cost of shipping and handling for your order. You may pay by check or you may pay through PayPal. Checks should be sent to:
PJ'S Creations
PO Box 1244
Manteo, NC 27954
Should you choose to pay through PayPal, a link will be sent to you for payment. All orders are shipped UPS Ground. We do our best to ship orders the next business day following the receipt of payment.
The prices are as follows:
12.7 fl. oz. bottle - available in mild, medium or hot
$4.50 per bottle
12 Bottle case - available in mild, medium or hot. You may mix the number of mild, medium and hot bottles in cases.
$49.50 per case
Gallon Jug - perfect for pig-pickin's or hard-core sauce lovers - available in mild, medium or hot.
$35.00 per gallon
Critter Sauce Gift Basket- includes a recipe pamphlet with recipes from this site, and 3 bottles of
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The number of fatalities related to unintended acceleration of certain Toyota Motor Cor. vehicles has risen to 34, with a third of these complaints occurring very recently. Since Jan. 27, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has added nine crash reports to its database from 2005 to 2010, alleging 13 fatalities and 10 injuries.
US regulators say that after a major automotive recall, it is common for complaints to rise. In recent months, Toyota has recalled millions of vehicles due to complaints of unintended acceleration. Lately, the reports have been centered on safety issues and the congressional investigations.
In a statement, Toyota said that it is taking all customer reports seriously and that it is taking the necessary steps to establish more stringent quality controls, to be more aggressive in investigating complaints, to maintain open lines of communication with safety agencies, and to quickly respond to identified safety issues.
NHTSA said that complaints may contain claims that are unconfirmed and can have a non-specific cause. It also said that overall complaints alleging 34 deaths date to 2000.
Last October, Toyota recalled millions of popular-selling vehicles over complaints that the floor mats can come loose and trap the accelerator.


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- This is what a bag full of Original Cookie Chips looks like.
Sometimes, a PR person will get in touch with The Stranger and offer to mail us some newfangled variety of junk food, in the hopes that we'll rave about it on our blog. We usually accept these offers, because in the whole history of journalism, reporters have never turned down any free anything ever.
Anna Minard strenuously disagreed with Cienna. In fact, she found the Original flavor to be "really, really, really good. I think the flavor is just 'sugar-flour' but it's amazing." The Sea Salt Peanut Butter, though didn't get as many raves. Anna called it "so-so. Why is it 'salted'? That's insane. Peanut butter is already salty. Don't extra-salt it." Ultimately, though, Anna approves: "The texture is perfect for what they are," she says. "These seem like they'd make really good building blocks for weird food concoctions made by stoners." For the most part, staff opinions fell squarely between those two opinions: Those of us who hate crisp cookies did not enjoy Cookie Chips, but those of us who like buttery, sugary things no matter what form those things may come in found a lot to appreciate. Most of us agreed that Original was best, even though we've never eaten an Original-flavored cookie before in our lives; it appeared to be chocolate chip cookies without the chocolate chips, which sounds awful but worked best with the thin-and-crispy theme.
Yesterday, we got a package of Oberto brand Bacon Jerky in the mail. Here is how much the carnivores on staff enjoyed the Bacon Jerky: I couldn't get a picture of the stuff because it was gone before I thought to get my phone out. I thought I was finished with all the endless bacon variations a while ago—the internet's love for bacon salt and bacon-flavored popcorn finally exhausted me—but this strikes me as a viable product. It's not greasy, it tastes like bacon, and it doesn't have the clammy texture of that pre-cooked bacon you can buy in supermarkets. (Weirdly, when Goldy microwaved Bacon Jerky, it turned back into regular bacon; it was slightly chewy but just as greasy as regular old breakfast bacon.) Dominic, Goldy, and I all enjoyed Bacon Jerky, and we would definitely eat it again. Especially if it showed up for free in the mail.


text: News Piedmont/Montclair: What's Happening: Registration for 14th annual Piedmont summer basketball camp Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)By Bay Area Living Staff | Bay Area News GroupJuly 10, 2013 at 1:31 pm Purple & White Camp — Registration for 14th annual Piedmont summer basketball camp. For boys and girls ages 9-14, July 15-18: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Piedmont High School, $179, 510-420-3074, firstname.lastname@example.com Alameda Skills Camp — Sign-ups for girls, ages 8-14. Offensive skills II: July 15-17. $95 session. At Alameda High School, 510-823-6477 , firstname.lastname@example.com Encinal Jets Basketball Camp — Co-ed camp for ages 8-17. From 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on July 29-Aug.2 at Encinal High School. 510-863-1051, email@example.com Saint Joseph Notre Dame Basketball Clinic — Sign-ups for boys and girls, grades 3-8. Clinic runs through Aug. 16 at Kelly Gym, 1011 Chestnut St., Alameda. $165 per week. 510-995-9453, http://sjnd.t324.com/about/summerdiscovery.htm NorCal Clash — The fifth annual NorCal Clash game will be held on Aug. 25 at El Cerrito High School at 3:30 p.m. This one game event will feature the elite high school prospects from Northern California. A list of players will be announced Aug. 5. Football Team East Oakland Football Camp — Former Cal Bears and NFL professional player Hardy Nickerson and his staff are hosting the 26th annual football skills camp on July 12-13 and July 26-27 at Bishop O'Dowd High School. For boys, grades 5-9. $150. 510-577-9100 ext. 400, firstname.lastname@example.com Lacrosse Skyline Lacrosse Club — Registration is open for Skyline Lacrosse Club. For boys and girls grades 2-12. www.skylinelacrosse.com BASEBALL Oakland Velocity Baseball — Practices are on Thursday and Friday nights at 6:15 p.m. at Bishop O'Dowd High School. For a tryout appointment contact Head Coach Cedric Gilmore , 510-584-7239, firstname.lastname@example.com Alameda World Tournament Baseball — Tryouts by appointment for Alameda World Tournament Baseball team. For boys age 15. 928 Magnolia Drive, Alameda. 510-381-3434, email@example.com, www.alamedaworldbaseball.com Redwood Christian Baseball Camp — Register for 19th annual RC Baseball camp to be held July 15-18. For boys, hitting camps for ages 9-15; and advanced camp for ages 13-16. Camps directed by Varsity Head Coach Jim Cleveland. email@example.com, 510-317-8988. Fundraisers NorCal Courts 3-on-3 — Sign-up for two-day basketball tournament held on July 27-28. For boys and girls, youth and adult divisions available. $150 per team. Proceeds go to UCP and MADD. NorCal Courts, 360 Ferry St., Martinez. 925-708-7929, firstname.lastname@example.com Golf First Tee of Oakland — First Tee of Oakland summer sessions, once a week Monday-Thursday at 4-5:30 p.m. or Saturday 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., through Aug. 17. For boys and girls ages 6-17. 10051 Doolittle Dr., Oakland and 11450 Golf Links Rd., Oakland. $150, limited scholarships available. 510-352-2002, www.TheFirstTeeOakland.org Alameda Junior Golf Club — 2013 Tournament season and clinics, 9 a.m. Wednesdays, through August. For boys and girls ages 7-17. Chuck Corica GC, One Clubhouse Memorial Drive, Alameda. $30, 510-521-4727, firstname.lastname@example.com Track and Field Castro Valley Track Club — Castro Valley Track Club sign-ups online. For boys and girls ages 8-18. $275. 510-409-9308, email@example.com, www.cvtrackclub.com JOBS Bishop O'Dowd High School — Looking to fill assistant coach positions for football and volleyball at all levels. For football please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. For volleyball firstname.lastname@example.com Holy Names High School — Looking for coaches and assistants for the upcoming Fall, Winter and Spring seasons. Head coach positions: Girls Varsity and JV Volleyball, girls JV basketball and Varsity softball Assistant positions available: Girls Varsity basketball, Varsity softball. Send resume and 3 references to AD Sarah LeMier. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Adelaide Amiga and PC User Group
Computer interest group, visitors are always welcome. The club is often able to help and advise computer users whether they are beginners or advanced users.
Adelaide Amiga and PC User Group
Mondays weekly | 7.30pm -10.30pm
Clarence Park Community Centre
72-74 East Ave, Black Forest
Free trial period
$3 per session plus $20 per year
Who should attend?
This event is mostly suited for adults.
How To Get There:
For all public transport options to this venue, please visit Adelaidemetro.
Ratings & Reviews
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Moynihan Station Plans Get Green Light
September 14th, 2009, 4:32 pm
After a decade of starts and stops, there may be hope that New Yorker's may finally get the train station they deserve. Today Senator Charles E. Schumer, Governor David A. Paterson and Amtrak president Joseph H. Boardman announced that an agreement has been made on the development of Moynihan Station.
The plans announced today include moving many of Amtrak's services to a new train hall built in the James A. Farley Post Office, across the street from Penn Station. While no design details were released, the proposed plans could realize the dream of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan to have an dignified and elegant new entry into New York.
While the plans for the new train hall have been on the boards for years, it's very good news that Amtrak will be the station's tenant. The train hall can be designed to serve the needs of long range travelers, whose needs are different than commuters. The number of Amtrak travelers is large, and expected to increase. Pennsylvania Station is the busiest rail station in North America, with roughly 25% of all of the nation's Amtrak passengers passing through Penn Station at some point on their journey.
Governor David Paterson said today, "I am extremely pleased to announce that an understanding has been reached between New York State and Amtrak on the future of Moynihan Station. New York City is the lynchpin of Amtrak's service network in the Northeastern United States, and I welcome this long-term partnership with Amtrak to preserve and enhance the role of rail in New York State and across the region. This project has been a top priority of my Administration, and today is an important step toward delivering on its promise."
Senator Charles E. Schumer said: "This is a critical step forward in the effort to get the Moynihan Station back on track and keep it that way until it's done. Amtrak has truly stepped up the plate here to make a commitment to Senator Moynihan's vision to transform the Farley Post office in to a world class gateway to New York City."
Amtrak CEO and President Joe Boardman said: "This mutual understanding developed between the parties will the help lead to the development of a world-class passenger station for Amtrak service in New York City and commits all of us to the long-range task of expanding rail and terminal capacity so that Amtrak and the regional commuter operators can collectively meet the growing needs for passenger train service in New York and throughout the Northeast. The building of Moynihan Station will provide the grand entrance that this great city deserves."


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Because I'm still working on KRAKOA stuff while also working on stuff with Chad from Reverb Bomb, I needed to get some things put together, gear-wise. The idea with the as-yet-unnamed band Chad and I are doing is to make the guitar not sound like a guitar and to do something creepy / spooky. Well, since the easiest way to alter a guitar's sound is with pedals, I'm rolling with those. The issue I have is that I know the fuzz comes first and the delay comes last, but how do I arrange the ring modulator and the octave divider?
For a quick refresher on what these two pedals do, an octave divider adds a signal one and, in most cases, also two octaves down from the signal you put into it and a ring modulator employs an oscillator whose frequency is added and subtracted from the signal you put into it. Essentially, what I'm doing is drastically changing the pitch that comes out of my guitar. I just have to figure out what order I'm going to do it in.
So I put together this handy little chart, because you so give a shit, to outline my decision making process. Again, for the newbies, 440Hz is A (as is 220Hz [octave down] and 880Hz [octave up]) and 330Hz is the E below 440 A (165Hz [octave down] and 660Hz [octave up] are also E). I'm just using these numbers for some easy math.
The results? The octave divider in front of the ring modulator sounded both muffled and garbled. For real, that shit was useless junk. OK, maybe that's going too far but it had no definition to it, it just sounded like moof. However, with the ring mod in front of the octave divider, I retained brightness in my signal and got some interesting distortion artifacts. There's no technical way to put this so allow me some colorful language: It could, during long, sustained notes, sound like an intermittent death rattle; very glitchy yet retaining the fundamental of the note with the appropriate amount of high-end information.
|Signal (in Hz)
|Effect 1
|Effect 2
|Octave Divider in front of Ring Modulator
|Octave Divider
440, 220
|Ring Modulator @ 330Hz
440, 770 & 110, 550 & -110
|Ring Modulator in front of Octave Divider
|Ring Modulator @ 330
440, 770 & 110
|Octave Divider
440, 770 & 110, 385 & 55
Either way, I play one note and get four more added to it.


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The possible extinction of the woodland caribou in Alberta, Canada is the latest environmental disaster threatening to disrupt the oil industry, according to a new report issued today (15/7/10) by The Co-operative.
Woodland caribou, once common in the boreal forest of Alberta, are now threatened with extinction in the region by rapidly expanding developments extracting oil from the tar sands. Under Canadian law the government has a duty to protect the habitat of woodland caribou; however, to date, next to no action has been taken. In response Cree indigenous communities living in the area are now calling for an immediate moratorium with immediate effect, on all new industrial developments in those areas within caribou habitat.
This would have major consequences for oil industry expansion plans for the tar sands, including BP's recently announced Kirby tar sands project which would lie within critical habitat.
As part of its Toxic Fuels Campaign as well as other environmental campaigns such as Climate Change Facts, The Co-operative is working with the Beaver Lake Cree Nation, a small indigenous community in northeast Alberta whose traditional territories cover 30 per cent of all existing Albertan tar sands operations.
An expert study by Dr Stan Boutin of the University of Alberta and funded by The Co-operative, looked at the two caribou herds within the Beaver Lake Cree's traditional territories, an area the size of Switzerland. It found that only 175 – 275 caribou remain, down 10 fold on historic numbers, and that these herds are facing extinction by 2025 without immediate habitat protection.
Via EPR Network
More Environment press releases


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I got a problem with beep sounds and my system unit failure
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-When i turn on my AVR, the system unit automatically turns on too even though i don't press the button and after that it has 1 long beep and 2 short beeps... and the worst part i don't see any lights in my system unit and even my monitor won't display anything
Can someone help me find out what causes the problem with my Computer???
Also, if i ever double post this kind of topic... please do inform because i didn't check it
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I did, it all says... "Video Card is the problem"... what should i do about it????
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I did, an it all says... "Video Card is the problem"... what should i do about it????
Do i have to replace it???
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Try pulling the card and re-seating it. If it uses a fan, be sure it is spinning. If that doesn't work, clear the CMOS and give it another shot.
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4 Coolevin Road, Long Lane
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In 1949 one Seamus Kavanagh was living at this house when he gave a witness statement to the Bureau of Military History describing his part in the Easter Rising. Interned at Frongoch and released in July 1916, Kavanagh is long gone but Number 4 has been in the hands of its current owner for 18 years. It's in very good order and, although only 700 sq ft, there may be scope to extend into the back garden. It has a lounge with a fireplace, a kitchen and utility room, while on the first floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom.
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Portobello Place is an unusual little terrace of five houses in an L-shaped courtyard down a flight of steps off Portobello Harbour. Number 2 stands at 689 sq ft and is in need of a little refurbishment. It consists of an open-plan, knocked-through living and dining room with two fireplaces. Adjoining this is a small kitchen with a door to the garden. Upstairs are the bathroom and two bedrooms, both with fireplaces, and out the back is a courtyard garden pleasantly surrounded by ivy-clad stone walls.
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You're in a very devout part of town at Rosary Road. Your nearest neighbours live at Our Lady's Road, Lourdes Road and Ave Maria Road. Some sources say it's because these Maryland houses were built soon after the 1932 Eucharistic Congress in Dublin. Number 12 Rosary Road is about five minutes' walk from the Fatima Luas stop, but only about 20 minutes from the city centre on foot. It's a 732 sq ft end-of-terrace house in good condition with two first-floor bedrooms, and a living room and kitchen downstairs.
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Chinese New Year feasting at home just got easier with the Lunar New Year Home Reunion Set. Comprising a Salmon and Shredded Chicken Yusheng with Cane Pepper, Pen Cai, Fried Rice with Waxed Meat and a Steamed New Year Cake with Purple Glutinous Rice, it makes for a delectable meal in the comfort of your own home.
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It has been an exciting push preparing for this weekend's show. Thank you all for being there as I unveiled the sixteen paintings on my blog and Facebook. I appreciate all the attention and "likes". Everything is buttoned up, now, and we're ready for a great evening at Jean Bragg Gallery. Hope to see some of you there. There's plenty for visitors to do this weekend in New Orleans, as the Art for Art's Sake festival draws quite a crowd and the city never fails to deliver a good time. Thanks again, everyone!


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Sit in your living room surrounded by windows and enjoy the beautiful mountain, valley and Warm Brook views!This property has it all, with main house being completely renovated and in 2006 a wonderful addition of a living room with vaulted ceilings, floor to ceiling stone fireplace with raised hearth, 3 sliders to wrap around deck or sunroom. Natural light galore and passive solar heat to reduce heating bills. Lower level family room with door to patio. Large detached barn was used for a landscape business. Over 4 acres boarding the Warm Brook. Easy access to Rte 7 or 7A.
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If you type b u tt on, it autocensors, hilarious. Part of human body is worthy of censorship now, I really hoped this kind of US-type infantility would not spread.
removing conflux it is not in their plans so far. Read the celestial heavens interview and reference about conflux (ok. i cheated, THERE IS NO REFFERENCE ABOUT CONFLUX THERE).
we have to either keep shouting or submit to this. one clever mind of ubi thought this work to this game and took lots of features even of single player to be conflux-able.
the short story bro - keep shouting till something happens...
I believe I've experienced one outage that lasted several hours. If memory serves it was right around the time that patch 1.2 was coming.
I've never been disconnected.
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The GH signature face towels pair #1508, does this mean 2 face per order?
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I'm looking for a pretty soft blue color towel for my bathroom. It seems like this hydrangea is a little deep/dark - but it could be the photo isn't accurate color. Anybody have these towels who can tell me how close to the picture they actually are?
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text: William Isaacs - founder of the Dialogue Project at MIT - shows how problems between managers and employees, and between companies or divisions within a larger corporation, stem from an inability to conduct a successful dialogue. He demonstrates that dialogue is more than just the exchange of words, but rather the embrace of different points of view - literally the art of thinking together. Through his work with Ford, Shell, Motorola, Hewlett-Packard, and other companies, Dr. Isaacs has expanded the ways that better-designed conversation can be (and has been) applied to bridge the communication gap in organizations and communities.


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This Day in Jewish History 1985: American Jewish World Service Is Established
The AJWS' activities include grant-making to small communities in the developing world, women's empowerment and sustainable agriculture.
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Jayhawks Notebook: Starting to get confusing
By Aaron Cede�o
September 19, 2010
Okay, this is just starting to get confusing.
One week after they orchestrated an impressive upset of then #15 ranked Georgia Tech � and two weeks after they opened the season with a disappointing 6-3 loss to North Dakota State � the Kansas Jayhawks are proving to be maybe the most schizophrenic team in major college football.
And it's not that Friday's 31-16 loss to Southern Mississippi was necessarily unexpected. Despite the season-opening beating they suffered at the hands of a potent South Carolina squad to open the season, the Golden Eagles are a talented, veteran bunch who entered 2010 with a big expectations.
A Friday night game, nationally televised against a quality foe in a hostile environment? That's a recipe for a tough win. And most Kansas fans, in their more reasonable moments, probably expected the Jayhawks to be 1-2 at this point.
But it's the way those two losses came about that is so puzzling; or, depending on one's allegiance, troubling.
In the loss to the Bison, the Jayhawks appeared to almost sleepwalk through most of the contest. Despite a presumed talent advantage, the Kansas offensive line was defeated in the trenches that night � and soundly. Running backs Angus Quigley and Deshaun Sands combined for just 34 yards rushing and quarterbacks Kale Pick and Jordan Webb were each sacked twice.
But things were different in Week Two. With Webb at the helm, and most prognosticators giving the Jayhawks virtually no chance at achieving victory, the team that took the field against Georgia Tech was almost unrecognizable. The offense executed effectively in all phases � with a few hiccups � while the defense looked aggressive, athletic and exceedingly well-prepared.
The biggest difference, however, was the attitude. Despite going down 7-0 early, Kansas had a swagger about it that was totally absent just a week earlier. They played like a team who knew, bedrock knew, they not only belonged on the field with a Top 15 opponent � they were better than them.
Emotion can cover all manner of mistakes in the game of football, particularly at the college level. And when the Golden Eagles ran onto the field Friday night, they were riding a wave of emotion that the Jayhawks were never quite able to match. The crowd in Hattiesburg, Miss. was rocking for four quarters, and the home team converted that frenzy into fuel.
By contrast, the Jayhawks looked lethargic from the start � and that's what is proving perhaps most troubling to fans. Southern Miss punched Kansas in the mouth, and rather than respond in kind as they had done against Georgia Tech, they were never able to recover and find their footing.
The key moving forward has to be consistency. For the second time this season, the offensive line was beaten badly in the trenches, averaging just 3.9 yards per play. The running game was largely ineffective (just 3.1 yards per carry) and while Webb was sacked four times he was pressured far more frequently.
Some of these difficulties can be explained, at least in part. With a few exceptions, most of the Jayhawks' potential difference-makers on both sides of the ball are exceedingly young. Webb, James Sims, Bradley McDougald, D.J. Beshears, Keeston Terry, Lubbock Smith and Keba Agostinho, for example, are all either freshmen or sophomores. The offense's most dynamic playmaker, wide receiver Daymond Patterson, is a junior in eligibility but is still learning to play receiver again after a season and a half spent at cornerback.
A depleted roster is playing a part as well. With center Jeremiah Hatch lost to injury during the third quarter of Friday night's tilt, a thin group got even thinner. Similar depth issues plague Kansas in the linebacking corps and along the defensive line.
But that's the reality of college football. Injuries happen. Recruiting misses? They happen, too. Every team deals with unexpected losses and departures.
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I've had two deaths in my family from use of NSAID's causing ulcers and perforation (to be fair they had both used them for a long time) so theres a reason we're told to avoid it, we're at a higher chance than your average person of having that happen to us too. you know I'm in a hell of a lot of pain if I have to resort to taking it which if I am suffering I will do, you know when pain gets to the point where you just don't care about the risks you just want some relief, but I know I'm helluva stupid to with Crohn's AND a family of history of dying in that way.
Because I take codeine everyday for bowel control (and have done for years) I've completely stitched myself up in terms of how I can be treated when I'm in pain, when I was last really ill they had me on morphine and pethidine and I still couldn't get relief.
Sorry for the confusion.....the first GI I saw said I had crohns. I was then referred to a crohn's specialist at UNC after 3 months of no "perceived" improvement. The specialist doubted I had crohns based on the negative lab work and the biopsies from my colonoscopy were not conclusive. So he repeated the colonoscopy and had me do a camera endoscopy.....both came back clear.
At that point he doubted that I had crohns and felt like it was more likely NSAIDs induced IBS or IBD (a condition that mirrors IBD but eventually goes away once the NSAIDs are removed). So right now all I am being treated for is IBS and I don't feel like it is getting any better.
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On Friday we all went to Liisa's country-side to celebrate her birthday! It was all so cool. The house was the most beautiful country house I've ever seen and we had so much fun. We gifted her a retro bike, and she was so so happy! At night we watched the falling stars and sing and didn't sleep at all. I loved everything about that night. The next day we went to the camp again and it was terrilbly fun cause we all were like zombies (yep, when I finally got to bed I had been awake for 42 hours). So anyway, now I'm back in the city and got my zenit pics (post them soon) and tonight having a fondue party at Liisa's. Going to be a fun night!
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love the pics and i loved the outfit you wore on Teen Vogue's Best Dressed Reader. Congratulations! jessy-missj.blogspot.com
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Holiday Centres - UK - February 2010
This report provides an overview of the market for holiday centres, investigating the core market factors, consumer dynamics, strengths and weaknesses, innovation in the sector and likely future developments.
- The credit crunch, a devalued Pound and the economic recession have contributed to improved fortunes for UK holiday operators in 2009, reversing the previous downward slide.
- The UK holiday centres market continues to grow. It is worth an estimated £364 million, an increase of 10% since 2004, in sharp contrast to the domestic holiday market overall which stagnated during the same period.
- Many holiday centres have attracted first-time visitors in 2009 which bodes well for repeat business in the future. The most damning image problem is among those who have not actually been to a holiday centre: Hi-De-Hi has proved very difficult to erase from the consumer psyche.
- The 12% of adults who have never been to a holiday centre but would like to tend to be pre-/no family younger adults. The presence of young children is a likely trigger for visiting.
- A third of adults feel that holiday centres are 'just for families'.
- In 2009 a third of consumers used the internet to investigate their holiday choices, twice as high as any other source and a percentage that has more than doubled in five years.
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Issues in the Market
- Key issues
- Definitions
- Abbreviations
Future Opportunities
- Austerity down on the farm
- An end to 'everything for everyone'
- Austerity down on the farm
Market in Brief
- Invest and conquer
- The bigger picture
- The holiday centre appeal
- Diversity and diversify
- Internet intensifies
- Whatever next?
- Invest and conquer
Internal Market Environment
- Key points
- Home holidays ahead
- Figure 1: Domestic vs overseas holidays, 2004-09
- Overseas expenditure falls
- Figure 2: Domestic and overseas holidays expenditure, 2004-09
- Two thirds take holidays
- Figure 3: Percentage of adults booking domestic and overseas holidays, 2009
- Short and sweet UK breaks
- Figure 4: Length of last UK holiday, 2005-09
- Figure 5: Month when last UK holiday began, 2005-09
- Down came the rain
- Figure 6: Mean annual temperatures and rainfall, 1960-2009
- Concerts and festivals
- Mainland invasion
- Key points
Broader Market Environment
- Key points
- Crawling out of recession
- Figure 7: GDP, PDI, consumer expenditure and savings, at constant 2004 prices, 2004-14
- More families with younger children on the horizon
- Figure 8: Trends in the age structure of the UK population, by gender, 2004-14
- AB increase
- Figure 9: Forecast adult population trends, by socio-economic group, 2004-14
- Rise of the retired
- Figure 10: Forecast adult population trends, by lifestage, 2004-14
- One-person household surge
- Figure 11: UK households, by size, 2004-14
- Internet maturing, broadband base widens
- Figure 12: British internet penetration at home/work/place of study or elsewhere, by gender, socio-economic group, age, region and working status, 2004-09
- Figure 13: Broadband internet connection at home over time, by gender, age and socio-economic group, 2004-09
- Exchange rates reckoning
- Figure 14: Exchange rates for Sterling against selected currencies as at 9 December 2005-09
- Key points
Competitive Context
- Key points
- Figure 15: Outbound holiday visits, by region and key countries visited, 2005-09
- E'value'ate
- Bucket and spade
- Figure 16: Type of holiday taken for last UK holiday, 2005-09
- Come stay with me
- Figure 17: Type of accommodation used for last domestic holiday, 2005-09
- Holiday centres outperform expenditure rise
- Figure 18: Domestic holidays expenditure and value of UK holiday centres market, 2004-09
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Key points
Who's Innovating?
- Key points
- Snow and Spa at Butlins
- Wi-Fi access from BT
- X Factor Redcoats
- Not snowed under
- Treasure hunting
- Key points
Market Size and Forecast
- Key points
- Value continues to rise
- Figure 19: Volume and value of the UK holiday centres market, 2004-14
- The past
- The present
- The future
- Key points
Segment Performance
- Key points
- Ever shorter experiences
- Figure 20: Length of stay at holiday centres, 2005-09
- Unseasonal adventure
- Figure 21: Month when last holiday began, 2005-09
- Figure 22: When holiday taken, 2008 and 2009
- The car's the star
- Figure 23: Main method of travel to holiday, 2005-09
- Caravans being chased
- Figure 24: Type of holiday accomodation, 2005-09
- Book 'n go
- Figure 25: Advance booking, 2005-09
- Safety in numbers
- Figure 26: Number of group members in last holiday centre holiday, 2005-09
- Figure 27: Who went on holiday with, 2008 and 2009
- Budget beating
- Figure 28: Cost of holiday, 2005-09
- Key points
Market Share
- Key points
- Main brands
- Figure 29: Key brands: holiday centres and parks, 2010
- Figure 30: Holiday camp use, by type of accomodation, 2009
- Key points
Companies and Products
- Key points
- Bourne Leisure Group
- Figure 31: Bourne Leisure Holdings Limited UK financials, 2007 and 2008
- Butlins
- Figure 32: Butlins Skyline UK financials, 2007 and 2008
- Haven Holidays
- Warner Leisure Hotels
- Figure 33: Bourne Holidays Limited UK financals, 2007 and 2008
- Center Parcs
- Figure 34: Center Parcs UK financials, 2008 and 2009
- Park Holidays UK
- Figure 35: Park Holidays UK financials, 2007 and 2008
- Parkdean Holidays
- Figure 36: Parkdean Holidays UK financials, 2008 and 2009
- Park Resorts Limited
- Figure 37: Park Resorts Limited UK financials, 2007 and 2008
- Pontin's Holiday Parks
- Figure 38: Pontin's UK financials, 2007 and 2008
- South Lakeland Parks
- Figure 39: South Lakeland Parks Limited UK financials, 2007 and 2008*
- Key points
Channels to Market
- Key points
- Online for ideas…
- Figure 40: Sources of information used for holiday, 2005-09
- …as shop/phone use falls
- Figure 41: Holiday booking method, 2005-09
- Key points
Holiday Centre Visitors
- Key points
- Figure 42: Holiday centres visited in the last two years, December 2009
- Focus and customer base
- Potentials vs Rejectors
- Key points
Type of Holiday Centre Stay
- Key points
- Figure 43: Statements regarding last visit to a holiday centre, December 2009
- One week, midweek
- Who takes what and where
- Key points
Attitudes Towards Holidays Centres
- Key points
- Figure 44: Attitudes towards holiday centres, December 2009
- Positive people
- Family negatives, going abroad and food
- 2010 plan
- Key points
Targeting Opportunities
- Key points
- Figure 45: Holiday centre target groups, December 2009
- Figure 46: Attitudes towards holiday centres, by target groups, December 2009
- Pro-Centre
- Value Seekers
- Family Focused
- Doing it For the Kids
- Low Interest
- Key points
Appendix – Holiday Centre Visitors
- Figure 47: Most popular holiday centres visited in the last two years, by demographics, December 2009
- Figure 48: Next most popular holiday centres visited in the last two years, by demographics, December 2009
Appendix – Type of Holiday Centre Stay
- Figure 49: Statements regarding last visit to a holiday centre, by holiday centres visited in the last two years, December 2009
- Figure 50: Statements regarding last visit to a holiday centre, by demographics, December 2009
Appendix – Attitudes Towards Holiday Centres
- Figure 51: Most popular attitudes towards holiday centres, by demographics, December 2009
- Figure 52: Next most popular attitudes towards holiday centres, by demographics, December 2009
Appendix – Targeting Opportunities
- Figure 53: Holiday centres visited in the last two years, by target groups, December 2009
- Figure 54: Statements regarding last visit to a holiday centre, by target groups, December 2009
- Figure 55: Target groups, by demographics, December 2009
Companies Covered
- ABN AMRO Capital
- Age Concern England
- Alchemy Partners
- Aldi Stores Ltd (UK & Ireland)
- Amazon.co.uk
- Asda Group Ltd
- Blackstone Group (The)
- Bourne Leisure Group
- British Holiday & Home Parks Association
- British Holidays
- BT Group plc
- Butlins Skyline Limited
- Center Parcs
- Cinque Ports Leisure Limited
- Co-operative Group
- Cosmos Group (Globus group of companies)
- Elemis Ltd.
- Fédération Internationale de Football Association
- Gfk NOP
- Government Actuary's Department (GAD)
- Haven Holidays
- Hoseasons Holidays Ltd
- J. Sainsbury
- John Fowler Holidays Limited
- Lake District National Park Authority
- lastminute.com plc
- Lidl (UK)
- Market & Opinion Research International (MORI)
- Marks & Spencer
- Netto Foodstores Ltd
- Nikon UK Ltd
- Papa John's International, Inc.
- Park Resorts Limited
- Parkdean Holidays PLC
- Pontin's Ltd
- Sandals Resorts
- South Lakeland Caravans
- Teletext Holidays
- Tesco Plc
- Travelodge
- Waitrose
- Warner Holiday Resorts & Hotels Group
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