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Mayordomo para todo Trailer (1976)
Carlos, a young "playboy" who lives on the Costa del Sol, has a servant named German who has made him believe he has a degenerative disease by maintaining many sexual relationships, and that he will die if he continues doing so. But Carlos does not want to lose his playboy reputation, so German, his "faithful" butler, substitutes him in bed while Carlos convinces all his conquests that he prefers to make love with the lights off. But the plan is endangered when Carlos meets a girl and wants to marry her.
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Cyber, biological, chemical, and unmanned warfare are coming to a city near you and the result will not be sanitized.
The Sultan's Truck
How a small favor provided the key to an ancient slave-raiding kingdom.
A Beautiful Target
Why send a couple of Green Berets to a place no one seemed to care about?
Project Stranger
New York told me I couldn't publish this book without an agent, and to get an agent I needed to write the book first…
Bushido is Our Code
After a 58-year hiatus, Japan reentered the Special Operations arena and made a lot of people nervous.
Searching for Ghosts
Ravaged by Saddam, Kuwait put its faith in oil, Islam, and the United States of America.
My Global Christmas
Put on your hideous sweater, make one of your kids cry, play the accordion, and generally sing, drink, and be merry. It's Christmas
Sacred Mountain: Gypsies, War, & Betrayal
You do well to weep like a woman for what you failed to defend like a man. #Alhambra
A Day's Work
I took a deep breath knowing I had just opened a back door to a foreign government without permission…
Ataturk's Ghost
Two months ago I was a mandarin in a game administered by Erdal Öztürk. Next month he may be executed…
Sugar War: Champagne & Policy
Political upheaval, war, and a shortage of sugar were coming to France.
Divin' With Ivan
…when men like that come for you, there are only two options: surrender or death.
Solo Flight
…Chirac or no Chirac, I wasn't going to die of stupidity in this hell hole.
Geography of Power
Only power keeps the fragile barrier of civilization in place between our faith and our primal urges.

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text: Moose Boats won a contract to deliver a boat for the U.S. Park Police, New York Field Office. The Moose Boats Model 320C is a replacement boat, and it will be used to patrol the Statue of Liberty, Search and Rescue for the JFK Airport, and for Emergency Response for the New York Harbor. The 34.5 ft. all-aluminum boat is a jet powered catamaran featuring twin Cummins 370-hp turbo diesels driving Hamilton 292 water jets. "Last June we visited the MACC in Norfolk, Va., to look for a replacement boat, and we stopped by to look at the Moose Boats," said Sgt. Grant Arthur, U.S. Park Police. "After viewing their models and information in the booth, we set out in the harbor for a demo ride. When we returned to the dock, we knew this was the boat for us." Arthur continued: "We were looking for a boat that would have the ability to provide a speedy response time, to safely land on shore, and get into shallow waters with ease. Moose Boats met this criteria, and we are very pleased that our contract department had the ease and efficiency to order Moose Boats directly from the GSA price schedule."


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When the price of butter shot up to 5 a pound I began to make my own. It has been on sale a couple of times lately and I stocked up on it so havn't made any lately.
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PHP Connect to MySQL
Quick-reference on how to connect to MySQL using PHP.
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To connect to MySQL using PHP, you can use the mysql_connect function.
In the below example, variables was used for simplicity, you can easily fill them out with your own details.
Details such as which port the server is running on, is defined in the configuration. The "localhost" part can be followed by a port number. I.e. "localhost:2000".
It is also possible to type in the exact LAN Ip of the server, but usually only necessary if MySQL is running on an other computer.
$MYSQL_Host = 'localhost'; // The host to connect to, this is usually just the localhost. $MYSQL_Uname = 'MySite_com'; // YourUserName $MYSQL_Pword = 'MyPassword'; // YourPassWord $MYSQL_Dbase = 'MySite_com'; // YourDatabase $Connection = mysql_connect($MYSQL_Host, $MYSQL_Uname, $MYSQL_Pword); $DB_selected = mysql_select_db($MYSQL_Dbase, $Connection);


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Oh, the perils of obtaining bronzed skin. Outside of the downright dangerous (ahem, black market solariums), tanning methods can be messy, smelly and patchy.
But to that, scientists have said no more!
After 10 years of research, researchers in the US have come up with a drug to help people tan sans exposure to the sun.
Applied directly to the skin as a cream, the drug works to stimulate those skin cells that produce pigments that absorb ultra-violet light. The result is bronzed skin, that darkens in proportion to the dosage applied.
So far, it has been used successfully on red-haired mice. Like their human counterparts, red-haired mice are particularly susceptible to harm from UV rays. Yet the formula has successfully allowed these critters to develop a deep tan, without exposure to ultra-violet light.
In good news for us, it's also been successfully tested on laboratory samples of human skin, with the tan lasting several days.
However, scientists have stressed that further tests are needed to explore the potential side-effects in human beings. How long this may take is unclear. It's taken over a decade to get to this point, with the original breakthrough in mice reported in 2006. The problem that faced scientists back then was how the formula could penetrate human skin, which is much tougher than mice's.
"Human skin is a very good barrier and is a formidable penetration challenge. Therefore, other topical approaches just did not work," said one of the authors of the study, David Fisher.
"But 10 years later, we have come up with a solution. It's a different class of compounds, that work by targeting a different enzyme that converges on the same pathway that leads to pigmentation," he said.
The ultimate goal is to develop a formula that also absorbs ultra-violet light.
You can read more about the breakthrough here.
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Film Shorts
See Blow Up. A 1998 documentary about Aum Shinrikyo, the cult that was found responsible for the sarin attack on the Tokyo subway. Director Tatsuya Mori will be in attendance. Grand Illusion, Mon May 17 at 7 pm.
See Blow Up. A screening of the sequel to A, with the director in attendance. Kane Hall Room 220, Sun May 16 at 1 pm.
* The American Astronaut
Cory McAbee directs, sings, and stars as Samuel Curtis, a greasy, laconic, and strangely sexy space cowboy pursued through a remote solar system by a homicidal professor who insists on zapping everyone Samuel cares about into piles of ash. At times discernibly a parody of '50s Westerns, sci-fi flicks, and musicals, Astronaut often veers off into uncharted, deeply perplexing territory. Watching a rubber-suited Samuel sing "The Girl with the Vagina Made of Glass" to a pasture full of beautiful Southern belles as they zealously guard their mummified lover is both hilarious and haunting. (TAMARA PARIS) Grand Illusion, Fri 5, 7, 9 pm, Sat-Sun 3, 5, 7, 9 pm, Tues-Thurs 7, 9 pm.
* Billy Liar
This masterpiece of the British new wave stars a young Tom Courtenay as a man whose life is so drab, he opts to live in elaborate fantasies--until all his lies converge and paint him into the corner of growing up. (SEAN NELSON) Seattle Art Museum, Thurs May 20 at 7:30 pm.
* Bubba Ho-Tep
In an East Texas convalescent home, a penis-cancer-ridden Elvis Presley (Bruce Campbell) and John F. Kennedy (Ossie Davis) are awaiting death. The two geezers are revitalized when they band together to fight a mummy who's been sucking the souls out of old people's asses. Surprise number one is that the film, while being a complete piece of trash, is actually pretty great. Aside from its crackpot intelligence, fine acting, deadpan absurdity, and startling sweetness, however, Bubba Ho-Tep is exactly what you'd expect. (SEAN NELSON) Egyptian, Fri-Sat midnight.
* Cinematic Splendor: Northwest Film Forum Auction
See Stranger Suggests. This year's Northwest Film Forum auction features such thrilling items as a guitar signed by the Dave Matthews Band and a personalized poison pen missive from the desk of The Stranger's own David Schmader. Tickets ($35) are available at 329-2629. Russian Community Center, Sat May 15 at 7 pm.
Music and Experimental Films
This program of 16 mm experimental films will be screened between music sets. Films include Jon Behrens' Vernal Obeisance, Devon Damonte's Duct & Cover, and Frank Olvey and Robert Brown's The Tempest. Rendezvous, Thurs May 13 at 8 pm.
Naked Freedom Film Festival
A film festival celebrating not wearing clothes. The kickoff screening includes Rob Moss' Riverdogs and the premiere of the local short Solstice. Excerpted in Moss' recent film The Same River Twice, Riverdogs is the nonfiction short the filmmaker made while working as a river guide in 1978. Seattle Art Museum, Sat May 15 at 1:30 pm. The second screening, Cinema Au Naturel, features the 1954 nudist exploitation film Garden of Eden by Max Nossbeck (who also directed Black Beauty!). 911 Media Arts, Sat May 15 at 7:30 pm. The festival wraps up Sunday with Public Nudity 101, a series of shorts by Charles MacFarland about the titular act of civil disobedience. 911 Media Arts, Sun May 16 at 7:30 pm. For more information, see www.bodyfreedom.org/nfff/.
* Prom Night
A 1980 slasher flick about a long-buried murder and the high-school seniors who are at last facing punishment for their crime. Grand Illusion, Fri-Sat 11 pm.
* Serpico
This month's entry in Central Cinema's "I Walk the Line: The Man Alone" series, Serpico is an Al Pacino vehicle from 1973 about a New York cop who's tough on corruption. Central Cinema, Fri-Sat 7:30, 10:10 pm, Sun 7:30 pm.
Shock Corridor
A Pulitzer-hungry journalist decides to infiltrate an insane asylum by pretending to be mad in this 1963 film by Samuel Fuller. Rendezvous, Wed May 19 at 7:30 pm.
Six of a Kind
This 1934 talkie about a madcap road trip stars Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland. Movie Legends, Sun May 16 at 1 pm.
The Sneak series of film previews continues its third season. For more information, see www.sneakfilms.com. Pacific Place, Sun May 16 at 10 am.
Spike & Mike's Sick and Twisted Festival of Animation
A good decade and a half after I discovered both pot and the adult cartoons that (at the time) seemed to go so well with it, it's both comforting and depressing to know that Spike and Mike are still at it, that stoners young and old still have a place to watch their R-rated cartoons, however bad they may be. Because that's the thing: For every cool animated short in the Spike & Mike's Sick and Twisted animation fests, there seems to be 10 bad ones. (JENNIFER MAERZ) Varsity, Fri-Sat midnight.
These Are the Damned
Who doesn't want to see a 1961 film about breeding radioactive children? Seattle Art Museum, Thurs May 13 at 7:30 pm.
* The Trilogy
Whatever it is that separates the movies--On the Run, An Amazing Couple, and After the Life--into their respective categories--thriller, comedy, and drama--these differences are basically superficial. The genetic-level differences are all based in the flow of information. Events repeat themselves from one film to the next, and each has the capacity to fit into any of the three genres. In other words, perspective is governed mainly by what we choose to share, or what we choose to notice. The main question is where to put the ellipses. What information are you holding back? Is it the kind that can turn laughter into tears? (ADAM HART) All films screen at the Varsity. On the Run, Sun May 16 at 2 pm. An Amazing Couple, Fri-Sat 2, 4:30, 7, 9:20 pm, Sun 4:40, 9:40 pm. After the Life, Sun 7 pm, Mon-Thurs 7, 9:40 pm. NOW PLAYING
13 Going on 30
As you could probably gather on your own, this movie is dumb, dull, and lacking any sort of charm. And besides that, the stupid 13 Going on 30 promo package that the movie people sent got stupid "wishing dust" all over my stupid desk. Fucking glitter. (MEGAN SELING)
The Agronomist
See review this issue.
* Bon Voyage
Bon Voyage has a big theme (Germany's invasion of France), big actors (in terms of reputation), and big emotions (a young man's eternal love for a famous but shallow movie actress). The speed of the film's narrative is always high, and the characters are kept in constant motion, rarely stopping to rest and look at the big world around them. If this were an American movie, it would have been described as intelligent and even profound; but as a French movie, it is big, dumb, and lots of fun. (CHARLES MUDEDE)
Breakin' All the Rules
Jamie Foxx gets dumped by his girlfriend and then writes a book about it.
* Connie and Carla
Best friends Connie (Nia Vardalos) and Carla (Toni Collette), the female title characters, are not gay, but they witness a crime and (given their mutual love for dinner theater) quickly conclude that they must go into hiding as drag queens. The first 20 minutes of Connie and Carla, which attempt to demonstrate how this solution could possibly seem obvious to anyone, are awful. The rest of the movie--an inspired blend of Shakespearean gender-bent comedy, show-tunes cabaret, and vaudeville slapstick--more than compensates for those initial squirm-worthy scenes. (ANNIE WAGNER)
Ella Enchanted
Ella Enchanted stars saucer-eyed Anne Hathaway as a young woman cursed with total obedience. A quasi-feminist fairy tale vaguely inspired by the story of Cinderella (Ella--get it?), the film follows its heroine's quest to remove the curse, which naturally results in the obligatory romance with the hunky Prince Charmont. As family fluff with a girl-power message, Ella Enchanted actually presents a more sophisticated argument than a "serious" movie like, say, Whale Rider. By making the restrictions placed on the heroine internal (sort of) rather than external (such as conservo-fascist parents and chauvinistic traditions), the movie inches toward a subject that has not really been dealt with in mainstream film: the subservience this society attempts to program into its women. To the film's credit, it keeps its woman on top all the way through, even at the expense of logic and narrative coherence. (ADAM HART)
Tim (Ben Stiller) and Nick (Jack Black) are best friends, co-workers and neighbors, somewhere in under-the-powerlines California. "You're a dreamer," Tim tells Nick, condescendingly. Then Nick's invention--a spray-on fecal disintegrator called "Va-POO-rize"--hits the big time. Hijinks, as they say, ensue. Tim accidentally kills his neighbor's horse, which, in time-honored farce fashion, introduces the J-Man, a goofy longhaired barfly played with comic menace by Christopher Walken. Naturally, the horse presents a recurring problem, never more so than when Nick generously makes his beloved neighbor his business partner. Eventually, environmental concerns arise concerning the fate of the dispersed crap. A crowd chants, "Where does the shit go?" Black's role requires a cherubic sweetness unleavened by mischief, rendering his casting choice moot. Stiller veers between his babbling neurotic shtick and a decent portrayal of a troubled, harried man. Walken, in sideshow mode, never hits a false note (except when he sings). Levinson's best known satire is Wag the Dog; Black and Stiller could conceivably have helped to deliver a similar work of wit. Unfortunately, Levinson takes up love, success, and forgiveness at the expense of a sharp tongue. These are themes seen elsewhere in his work--notably the terrific, but highly sentimental, Avalon. The American myth of the decent little guy making it big and remaining decent underpins both films. Here, it stays the venom of satire, leaving a sweet-natured film that verges on stickiness at points. (MIKE WHYBARK)
* Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Whereas the last Michel Gondry/Charlie Kaufman collaboration, Human Nature, eventually crumbled under its own quirkiness, Eternal Sunshine finds director and scribe fitting perfectly together. This is a film that travels far beyond most of our imaginations. It is also one of the most beautifully assembled romances you will ever see. (BRADLEY STEINBACHER)
Godsend is goddamn bad. Starring Robert De Niro, and directed by some English chap, the movie proves once and for all that the universe is without meaning. Agreed, a meaningful universe is a universe that is made meaningful by God. And if God were the creator and ruler of the universe, then He would have destroyed the production of this dumb film with a single bolt of lightening. But that did not happen. The movie exists in the world. I saw all of it with my own eyes, which means, irrefutably, that God does not exist. (CHARLES MUDEDE)
* Good Bye Lenin!
Because of Christiane's exceptionally delicate condition, her son Alexander cannot inform her that East Germany is no more, that the party and the socialist ideals that consumed much of her adult life are now a thing of the past. To protect her nerves as the outside world becomes more and more like West Germany, the inside of Christiane's room is maintained in the state of East Germany. The trick, and it is a trick devised by the clever director (Wolfgang Becker), works. In other hands it would have been silly and exhausted in a matter of minutes, but Becker manages to get over an hour's worth of comedy and drama out of it. (CHARLES MUDEDE)
Home on the Range
Concerning three cows that live on a farm, Home on the Range is no A Bug's Life. However, it would have been in the same class (though at the very bottom of that class) as A Bug's Life if it had not been so self-referential. Instead of making smarty references to contemporary consumer predilections for healthier foods (fat-free milk, free-range chickens, and so on), it should have turned its back on our world and only referenced its historical period, the 19th century. (CHARLES MUDEDE)
I'm Not Scared
Soaring across plains of southern Italy, Michele is a coming-of-age hero waiting to happen, and happen he does when he comes across a hole in the ground behind an old, abandoned villa and spies a kidnapped child. Complicating matters, meanwhile, is the mounting certainty that Michele's own father is implicated in the abduction. These vectors are both the bane and the salvation of this picture, which successfully transcends genre, only to suffer under the weight of its own unlikeliness. (SEAN NELSON)
In America
Director Jim Sheridan always turns up the emotion in his films, but at least his earlier movies took place in faraway Ireland. When all this emotion is suddenly close to home and out of its usual cultural environment, it's rather obnoxious and exasperating. (CHARLES MUDEDE)
Kill Bill Vol. 2
As a whole piece (as it was originally intended), Kill Bill would've toppled over, eventually landing with a thud upon its inevitable anti-climax. There are some surprising fits to be found in Vol. 2 (including the Uma Thurman squaring off with Elle Driver, a romp that owes much to the Coen Brothers' Raising Arizona), but the final tally fails to shatter the earth--a shame, since Vol. 1 built hopes up so high. Lest we forget, Kill Bill, at its heart, is little more than a stock revenge flick--so why then does Tarantino waste so much of our time, and put forth so little apparent effort, in bringing the tale to a close in Vol. 2? I can hazard a guess: His desire to make something far more important than it should be trumped his ability to make something great. The resulting film is, when spackled together, one-half genius and one-half a failure. This half is the failure, and, in the end, it taints the genius. (BRADLEY STEINBACHER)
The Ladykillers
The Ladykillers, sadly, is a weak effort on the part of the Coen Brothers (when the pair resort to using cheesy wipes, à la Star Wars, to transition between scenes, warning flares surely begin to fire), and despite what few strokes of brilliance it may contain, the final product is far too cumbersome and far too lazy. (BRADLEY STEINBACHER)
The Laws of Attraction
With a sensibility that seems to have been only marginally updated since the 1950s, and a plot so familiar you could sing along if you wanted to, Laws of Attraction is unoriginal, untroubling fluff of the highest order. (ADAM HART)
Life of Brian
See review this issue.
* Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
After greeting the first two films with slack-jawed reverence, I found myself viewing the third with a kind of grumpy anticipation. What I soon discovered, however, was that the begrudging-ness of my affection for the film was no match for Peter Jackson's swashbuckling craft. If this is just a fantasy, Jackson seems to say, it's going to deliver on every level available. (SEAN NELSON)
Man on Fire
Denzel Washington stars as a bodyguard in Mexico with a passion for vengeance.
* Master and Commander
If Master and Commander sounds soundly square, that's because square is exactly what the film is; massive and solidly made, Peter Weir's picture is a throwback, of sorts, to the works of David Lean, delivering the sort of rousing, smart, and earnest adventure rarely seen nowadays. It has been far too long since I'd felt the joy and excitement such spectacular entertainment as Master and Commander provides. (BRADLEY STEINBACHER)
* Mean Girls
Mean Girls is no Heathers--it lacks the surreal quality of the teenage years, the quality that's found a strange but correct analogue in supernatural teen dramas like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Sabrina the Teenage Witch--but it's pretty good. Really, when you think about what sort of crap is out there for teenagers, about how teenagers live and interact and what Hollywood thinks is at stake for them (Chasing Liberty, anyone?), Mean Girls starts to look great. It's funny, lively, and smart, with a couple of characters who seem realer than not, and had I seen it as a teenager it might have changed something for me. (EMILY HALL)
New York Minute
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen finally make a movie that isn't a straight-to-video piece of crap about the sisters getting into all sorts of trouble in some strange city while meeting cute boys and coming to the conclusion that no matter what their differences, they'll always be sisters and best friends. Oh wait. That's exactly what New York Minute is. Except for the straight-to-video part. And NYM isn't really a piece of crap either (not as much as their straight-to-video projects, anyway). I mean, the twins certainly aren't flexing any acting muscles, but Eugene Levy is in it and I love him. Ufortunately, the whole movie revolves around a Simple Plan video shoot. And Simple Charlotte, uh, I mean Simple Plan is one of the lamest bands in the history of music. Major points lost there. MEGAN SELING
Sacred Planet
No one who has graduated from the fifth grade ever goes to see IMAX movies. So I can't imagine that it's worth my time to tell you about the latest IMAX addition, Sacred Planet, because what do you care? You don't want to go see a beautifully filmed educational movie showing some of the most breathtaking areas of the world (like Namibia, Thailand, and Borneo). Even if it is narrated by Robert Redford, you're still not gonna go! But I went. And I'm glad I did. Because besides it being all pretty and stuff, there's this really funny part when a big dumb bear is trying to catch a slippery little fish in the shallow part of an Alaskan river. And no matter how much he paws and pounces around in the water that dumb bear just can't catch that damn fish. Hahahaha. Stupid bear. (MEGAN SELING)
* Shaolin Soccer
When "Golden Leg" Fung blew the championship soccer game for his team by missing the winning goal, the angered Hung hired some big and tough mobsters to break the loser's leg. So they did, and by doing so they ruined his soccer career. Poor Golden Leg. Instead of being the rich and famous soccer star he was meant to be, he became a lonely, smelly drunk. Miserable and alone, Fung meets Sing, who is a master at the art of Shaolin. Together, they set out to recruit a soccer team that can harness the power of the martial art to defeat Hung's new team. Shaolin Soccer probably sounds like a sappy, "anything can happen if you only believe" love-fest, but it's actually quite funny. At least, it is if you're into obvious and cheesy jokes (which I totally am). And a bunch of critics, all more notable than me, agree. (MEGAN SELING)
* Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring
The five seasons are governed by very different generic conventions--meaning it's entirely possible to enjoy one and abhor the next. The opening parable "Summer" is successful, but the next two episodes (a coming-of-age vignette and a cop drama) come up short by comparison. Then "Winter"--by far the most successful segment, and the only full episode to feature director Kim Ki-duk as the main character--explodes into an astounding ode to labor and atonement. (ANNIE WAGNER)
Starsky & Hutch
Despite my high praise for Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, Starsky & Hutch is not a great success. It's barely a marginal success--funny Ha, not funny Ha Ha. (BRADLEY STEINBACHER)
* Super Size Me
It is uncannily hard to watch the preparatory stages of Morgan Spurlock's diet experiment in Super Size Me, the stage during which he visits doctors and nutritionists who calibrate, in every thinkable way, the ways in which he is perfectly healthy. Watching this man--all happy, puppyish energy and handlebar mustache--prepare to throw himself under the wheels of the fast-food juggernaut has the eerie air of readying for sacrifice. Why would a person do such a thing? Don't we all know that fast food is bad for us? Well, apparently we don't know, or didn't know, precisely the horrifying extent. And lest you think that this film is only for Fast Food Nation types, that it's aimed only at those who already have the information, remember that Spurlock put his own body on the line to get your attention. That's why he did it. He did it for you. (EMILY HALL)
Touching the Void
I'm not sure if Joe Simpson and Simon Yates are still active mountaineers, but it is clear that just speaking about their famous climb in this drama-documentary, detailing it in that near-formal language which distinguishes professional mountaineers from amateurs, gives them a pleasure that is satanic in its size and intensity. (CHARLES MUDEDE)
* The Triplets of Belleville
Writer-director-animator Sylvain Chomet invokes the same absurdly entertaining nostalgia that Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro tapped into for Delicatessen and City of Lost Children. The world Chomet has created contains the same deadpan sadness that lies at the base of those films--the world may be a cold and lonely place, but with a little inventiveness you can prosper. (ANDY SPLETZER)
See review this issue.
Van Helsing
Monster huntin' was better back in the 19th century.
Walking Tall
The Rock plays an Army boy returning to his home in the faux Northwest hamlet of Ferguson, Washington.
What the #$*! Do We Know?!
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Young Adam
The compression of desire, enhanced by wanting badly what one can't have and then taking it anyway, makes for some incredibly hot sex scenes--if only Tilda Swinton didn't look like such a wilted weed the whole time. But the real problem is that Young Adam (based on the book by Alexander Trocchi) builds up a steamy focal point for the movie, only to shift to something broader that never seems to pull the same weight. (JENNIFER MAERZ)


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Clint's studying and quiz taking require a quite home. I mean no TV, talking, playing, or even cooking. He doesn't do well with distractions.
So to appease him, on Saturday after Lina woke up from her nap (which gave him some quite time, I loaded her up in the car and we headed to Tempe. After maneuvering through all that traffic near campus and smiling at fellow ASU fan's colorful language as I did yet another u-turn, we finally met up with Tia Candi.
Lina cooperated with the dress up Shrek lady because she was distracted/bribed with licorice. Now I know the trick to getting her to keep something in her hair. She wasn't too fond of Sparky up close.
She wasn't a fan of Indian fry bread either. That's okay. I didn't mind finishing it off by myself.
Oh, and she loves bounce houses. Mostly she just sits there and lets the other kids bounce her around, which other kids think is weird. But Lina loves it.
She put up a good fight when I had to practically crawl in there to get her out.
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Henry & Horatio Deville, Mexborough, England
I am trying to track down any information or descendants of my great-great grandfather, Henry (Harry)Horatio Deville and his son Horatio.
Henry was born between 1850-54 and was the son of William Deville (wife's name unknown), a musician.Henry married my great-great grandmother, Elizabeth Nicholson (born Newcastle upon Tyne, UK on 29 January 1855) in Ocotber 1872 a month before their daughter, Albertine
(my great grandmother) was born on 5 November 1872.Henry was a member of a travelling theatre, playing violin, and travelling with the fairgrounds around the north of England.He left Elizabeth, according to family legend for another woman, around 1884 and was never heard from again.
Their son Horatio was born c.1874.In his twenties he left the family in Mexborough owing to a romance that had gone wrong, vowing the family would never hear from him again, which they never did.
Henry and Elizabeth had another daughter c.1875, named Ellen Lily, who died aged 4.
I have unsuccessfully read through the death registers for the UK for these two Deville men and found no entry for them up to as late as 1940s.I could not find a birth entry for Henry Horatio Deville in the 1850s, but his age on his marriage certifcate for 1872 is given as 21.
If anyone has any info or links to them, I would be most grateful.
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Today IMImobile announced a strategic partnership with Content Connect Africa (CCA) to provide premium local independent music and video content across Africa.
CCA has a substantial catalogue of African music content in Uganda, Nigeria, Cameroon, Ghana, South Africa, Ivory Coast and Kenya. It also holds the rights to exclusive video content featuring a host of popular African artists, including DJ Cleo and Will of Steel (South Africa), Flavour (Nigeria) and Cabo Snoop (Angola)
The partnership with CCA will allow IMImobile to offer a wide selection of exclusive content such as full tracks, ringback tones, real tones, animation, images and videos to its mobile operator clients. The content will be integrated into IMImobile's award-winning DaVinci Evolved Service Platform (ESP) to guarantee multi-channel delivery and superior customer experience across Africa.
"Africa is now the second fastest growing mobile phone market in the world and with it we see a growing demand for music services. We recognise the importance of local independent music and video content, and are delighted to have signed the strategic partnership agreement with CCA," said Jay Patel, CEO of IMImobile.
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When you stay at Holiday Inn Express San Antonio-Airport in San Antonio, you'll be near the airport and close to North Star Mall and Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Quarry Golf Club and Alamo Quarry Market.
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Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
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Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in San Antonio? This hotel has 4136 square feet (372 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).
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- Conference space size (meters) - 372
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- Total number of rooms - 154
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I am descended from a Robert Watkins born 1754 in Maryland. He moved just prior to 1779 to South Carolina. In 1790 census shows 3 children in household under 16 and a wife plus himself. In Ohio, probably widowed he married an Elizabeth Elliot in 1809. By 1810 they are residing in Indiana territory. She is the daughter of Jacob Elliot and Elizabeth Beason. Wondering why the records shown indicate Kent Co Del. and Kent Co Maryland at the same time...mistake ?????


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EXCLUSIVE: Count-clown! Dopey Luke eyes brainy Rachel - but she's already taken!
MANCHESTER United stars have branded new boy Luke Shaw a Count-CLOWN... because he keeps trying to chat up Countdown cracker Rachel Riley.
Team mates say the world's most expensive teenage player is "definitely not the sharpest in the box" when it comes to maths, English and most other subjects.
By contrast smouldering number-cruncher Rachel, 28, boasts four As at A-level, read mathematics at Oriel College, Oxford, and completed an internship in the City at the world-renowned Deutsche Bank.
Luke, 19 - who arrived at Old Trafford this summer in a £30 million move from Southampton - is staying at Manchester's five-star Lowry Hotel while club officials help him find a new home.
And that's where blonde Rachel stays twice a week when she heads up north from her £600,000 west-London home to record episodes of Countdown for Channel 4.
Essex-born Rachel is "very much together" with Russian dance professional Pasha Kovalev, 34 - her ballroom partner on last year's Strictly Come Dancing.
And her friends insist there's certainly no Countdown conundrum about where her heart currently lies.
"She is unbelievably intelligent while his brains are in his boots!"A United source
But that hasn't stopped England left-back Luke from trying it on whenever he bumps into the brainbox beauty in the hotel.
"He's completely fixated with her and doesn't understand why the United boys have such a laugh about it", revealed a United source.
"He doesn't realise that while she is one of the cleverest and most beautiful women on the box, she's way out of his league. It's not even close to chalk and cheese!
"It's well known in football that Luke is never going to appear on any TV show that involves a hint of general knowledge.
"He fancies Rachel like hell and has a right crush on her. He keeps trying to chat her up and is deluded enough to believe that one day he may be in with a chance.
"Apparently she is always very polite and sort of tolerates him, but Luke just can't see that she's off his radar. She is unbelievably intelligent while his brains are in his boots!
"The United boys think it's hilarious and wind him up about it. But he doesn't seem to get the joke!"
Rachel, who started working out the sums and doling out letters on Countdown five years ago, saw her brief 16-month marriage to Jamie Gilbert crash last year.
But the couple insist the split had nothing to do with them meeting up on Strictly.
Luke, who was born in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, made his full England debut earlier this year.


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Industry Insights
The global enhanced oil recovery market size was valued at USD 97.63 million in 2015. Diminishing oil reserves and an increasing number of matured and aged wells are anticipated to drive the global market. The increasing gap between production and demand of oil is widening. To overcome this gap, companies are using EOR techniques for extraction from reserves that have poor permeability, irregular faultiness, and exhibit heavy oil.
Globally, governments are taking initiatives for developing a proper infrastructure and advanced technology for oil production. Governments of Asian countries, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, China, and India are providing flexibility in tax regimes and financial incentives to attract multinational companies to invest in the market.
Germany Enhanced oil recovery market, by technology, 2014 - 2025 (USD Million)
Thermal enhanced oil recovery (TEOR) has been the major technology for extraction from matured wells since past few years globally. Other technologies for instance chemical recovery and gas injection are growing at a significant rate owing to various advantages such as technology advancement and cost effectiveness.
Fluctuating crude prices from past two to three years is having a negative effect on the global demand. This price fluctuation is affecting the global oil recovery market as well. The ongoing projects are anticipated to have less effect and go forward. However, the new and upcoming projects will decline or have to take a different approach.
Technology Insights
On the basis of technology, the industry can be segmented into chemical, thermal, gas injection, and others which include plasma-pulse and more. The TEOR held around 42% of the global share in terms of revenue in 2015. In thermal recovery, oil is extracted through reserves by introducing heat into the subsurface accumulation of organic compounds. This is done through steam & fire flooding and reserve heating.
The chemical and gas injection techniques are gaining share significantly. These two recovery technologies together held around 49% of the total revenues share in 2015. These technologies have a higher recovery rate and are cost efficient.
In gas injection technique, gasses (natural gas, carbon dioxide, or nitrogen) are injected into the reserves. These gasses expand and push other gasses of reserve which are dissolved within the oil, which decreases the viscosity and increases the flow.
In chemical injection method long chained molecules or polymers are used. These polymers are introduced into the oil fields to boost the surfactants effectiveness or increase the waterflooding efficiency. These surfactants help to lower the surface tension that inhibits the flow of oil through the reservoir.
Application Insights
Onshore and offshore are the two application areas for the EOR market. In 2015, the onshore area dominated the industry and held around 70% of the global share. The area has the presence of larger number of mature and aged wells as compared to offshore, resulting in the requirement of these technologies.
The technology is mostly employed in the onshore segment. However, many offshore oil reserves are also discovered since past few decades. Extraction for an offshore reserve is an expensive process, so many companies are also applying recovery technique in primary or secondary oil production phase to enhance the extraction. Major challenges faced by offshore technology include the weight, space limitations of existing offshore facilities. Other EOR applications such as low-salinity water flooding is gaining popularity since it increases the production by 20%. With technology advancement and subsea processing, the offshore enhanced oil recovery market is expected to witness a remarkable growth.
Regional Insights
In terms of region, the North America was leading in 2015 and is anticipated to show the same trend over the foreseeable future. North America is the industry leader owing to the presence of a large number of mature wells and large-scale development of unconventional energy in the region.
Rapid industrialization and expanding oil & gas industry in Asia Pacific is expected to drive the market. The favorable government initiatives in countries such as India, and China to facilitate infrastructural development in the petroleum industry are expected to drive in the near future. Europe had a stable growth in past few years and is expected to show the same trend from 2016 to 2025. North America and Europe are relatively mature markets for EOR.
Enhanced oil recovery market share, by region, 2015
Competitive Insights
The global industry is moderately consolidated and highly competitive due to the presence of a large number of big and experienced multinational players. The industry has less number of small-scale players.
Some of the key companies present in the industry are ExxonMobil Corporation, BP plc., China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, Royal Dutch Shell plc, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP., Lukoil Oil Company, Praxair Technology, Inc., Chevron Corporation, Petroleo Brasileiro S.A., Cenovus Energy Inc.
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The State Advisory Council for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (ADA) serves as an advisory body to the Division of Behavioral Health and the division director on substance abuse policy, prevention and treatment activities in the state of Missouri. The Council is created by Missouri Statute, to be found in Section 631.020, Missouri Revised Statutes.
The ADA council is comprised of up to twenty-five members appointed by the Director of DBH. Members have professional, research, and/or personal interests in the division's purpose. At least one-half of the members shall be consumers, and one member shall represent veterans and military affairs. No more than one-fourth of the members shall be vendors or members of boards of directors, employees or officers of vendors, or spouses of any of the above mentioned, if such vendors received more than fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500) per year under contract with the Department of Mental Health. Members of boards of directors of not-for-profit corporations shall not be considered vendors. Each member shall be appointed for an initial term of one, two, or three years to allow for a rotation of one-third of the members each year. Further, each appointed member may be re-appointed to no more than one additional three-year term. Each member serves until a successor has been appointed.
Upon the request of the Director of the Division of Behavioral Health or the Director of the Department of Mental Health, the Council shall review and make recommendations on any matter submitted to it in writing or verbally by either of the directors. If you are interested in becoming a member, please submit the membership application and a current resume Attn: Alexa Thompson, Department of Mental Health, Division of Behavioral Health, 1706 East Elm Street, Jefferson City, MO 65102.
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The divisions formerly known as the Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Division of Comprehensive Psychiatric Services have integrated into one Division of Behavioral Health. The Division Director has made the decision to maintain two separate State Advisory Councils at this time.
Council Members will be notified prior to the meeting. An RSVP is appreciated.
Meetings will be held at the Department of Mental Health in Conference Room B, Jefferson City, Missouri
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Course DescriptionMobile Broadband is changing our world. Discover how you can lead your country in becoming part of the transformation.
This course is taught by Ericsson, the world's largest telecom infrastructure supplier. Ericsson is the world's leading provider of technology and services to telecom operators, and the leader in 3G, 4G, and 5G mobile technologies. Ericsson also provides support for networks with over 2 billion subscribers and has the leading position in managed services. The company's portfolio comprises mobile and fixed network infrastructure, telecom services, software, broadband and multimedia solutions for operators, enterprises and the media industry. Ericsson is advancing its vision of being the "prime driver in an all-communicating world" through innovation, technology, and sustainable business solutions. Ericsson?s 100,000 employees are working in 175 countries.
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2. Overview of hot topics affecting today?s networks:
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Have you been caught using a version of a favourite application and found, when you needed some technical support, that your software was no longer supported or that you were pushed into an upgrade?
One of our readers, David, hit some of these issues recently. David is a retired specialist adult educator who still works with people who have acquired or congenital brain injury. He gives his programs to clients for free.
Installing an old version
David purchased a programming language called LiveCode some time. After some initial issues, he settled on version 5.5.5 which overcame the bugs he found in the original version he purchased.
When version 6 was introduced, he installed a trial version but as he didn't need the new features he removed it only to find his version 5.5.5 installation had vanished. After some effort, the LiveCode developers provided him with a password that would allow him to reinstall the version he had already purchased.
A few months Later, David's hard drive failed and he needed to reinstall LiveCode but the password he had would not work. He emailed them and asked them for a new one explaining that he did not need the more recent version. Instead they sent him an email charging $500.00 for the latest version and offering to make it a lifelong offer. The full price for LiveCode which is now at version 9, to independent developers, is US$999 per year.
Requests to simply be allowed to install version 5.5.5 were ignored. However, versions going back as far as 4.5, through to developer previews of version 9 are available from LiveCode's website. What makes this even more annoying is that since version 6, LiveCode is also available as free and open source software. So, an upgrade could be free and not require any payment for David as he gives his software away for free.
It would have been nice if LiveCode's support people had made David aware of this option.
With critical applications, my advice is to make sure you have a robust backup and recovery process in place. In my view, that means taking system images at regular intervals so you can reinstate an entire system quickly or, in some cases, work from a bootable external drive.
My suspicion is a block-level image of the original hard drive, restored to the new disk when it was installed, would have overcome the poor service given by LiveCode's support.
But that's of little consolation to David.
It gets worse…
When David installed version 5.5.5 he had it on both his main computer and a laptop. Fortunately, he still had a working installation to fall back on. Or so he thought. "Some years ago, I gave them permission to enter my computer to help me set up a training course they were running. When I finished it I thought that they were now blocked out. So, I resorted to my laptop and the version there. It had worked well for years but now I found that programmes I had written and got working well, would no longer work," said David.
He says LiveCode's developers have destroyed some of his work. He even saw some this happen before his eyes as variables were blocked and other features he'd developed changed right in front of him.
My advice regarding backups stands and I'd be very wary of granting anyone access to my computer remotely.
We all become attached to specific versions of software or applications. "Progress" marches on and developers cajole or thrust us onwards to newer versions so they aren't caught supported legacy software.
The good news is virtualisation software is relatively inexpensive these days so it's possible to create a virtual machine to run a specific program. Virtual machines can also be transferred from computer to computer easily so hardware upgrades can be less painful.
David's closing words: "My advice to businesses, individuals, schools and universities is don't have anything to do with LiveCode. I'm now looking around for another language to use".
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Tulisa Contostavlos has reportedly been banned from smoking at the X Factor studios.
The TV show judge is said to have been rapped by bosses after smoking backstage and in her dressing room at the show's Wembley studios, reports The Sun.
Producers have allegedly received a council letter stating that Contostavlos has been breaking the 2006 Health Act by smoking in a workplace.
"Bosses aren't happy that she's causing trouble," a source said.
Gary Barlow recently made fun of Contostavlos live on air by complaining of her "fag ash breath".
The former N-Dubz singer later appeared sporting a purposely-visible nicotine patch on her arm.
Contostavlos recently told Digital Spy that she has become "paranoid" about her smoker's breath since Barlow's comment.
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|Abbeyville House is a Failte Ireland Registered nineteen century town house situated in the heart of Fermoy, with off street private parking, over looking the town park and leisure centre and only a hundred meters from the famous salmon, trout and coarse Angling River of the Blackwater. We are adjacent to shops, pubs and restaurants as well as many sporting venues such as the GAA, Rugby, Soccer, Pitch and Putt and Rowing clubs, to mention a few.


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Welcome to Angsana Tengchong ⋅ Hot Spring Village
Dear Guests,
Welcome to Angsana Tengchong • Hot Spring Village, an intimate boutique hotel located a 30-minute scenic car ride from Tengchong Airport and a mere 15 minutes away from renowned natural attractions such as Beihai marshlands.
Nestled in Tengchong, Yunnan in Southwest China and home to one of China's most famous volcanic mountainous region, Angsana Tengchong hotel is the first hot spring destination retreat in China and is an ideal getaway for couples and holiday makers.
Surrounded by lush greenary of forests, farmlands and geo-thermal pools, Angsana Tengchong • Hot Spring Village offers 43 Hot Spring outdoor pools, and 37 beautifully designed accommodation.
Experience the ultimate tranquil holiday retreat at Angsana Tengchong • Hot Spring Village. Explore the scenic Beihai marshlands, sample authentic mouth watering Yunnan and Cantonese delights, and unwind the evening at our award-winning Angsana Tengchong Hot Springs Spa.
My team and I look forward to welcoming you as our guests at Angsana Tengchong Hot Spring Village and we wish you a pleasant stay.
The team at Angsana Tengchong Hot Spring Village
Tashi Yangzom is the Hotel Manager – Yunnan in Southwest China, responsible for overall operations and profitability for the Angsana Tengchong Hot Spring Village. Tashi has joined the Banyan Tree Group in Aug 2005as part of the pre-opening team of this first Banyan Tree resort in China. She also worked as Recreation Manager and also Human Resource in Banyan Tree Ringha. During the 7 years she had undergone through various training under the group hotels.
Prior to joining Banyan Tree Group, Tashi was the Tour operation Manager with Gyalthang Travel Agent which is American Joined venture Hotel and Travel Agent in Shangrila, Yunnan where the Agent is one of the largest International tour operator during the time and the first agent who opened foreign guest in uninvaded region of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture which is now known as Hidden Valley "Shangrila". She served in this travel agent since 1999 to 2005 organizing the tour arrangements and new programs for the remote area of China. During the
After graduating from the Mysore University in Bachelor of Commerce, India in 1992, Tashi continued for 2 years Volunteer worker in CCF and some village projects in India. She worked with Travel Agent for few years in Nepal and then travel to China where her father hometown is based in Yunnan. She also went through the Ecotourism study certification under Columbia University, NY in 2011.
Tashi is Tibetan born in India and married with one child. She is fair good in English, Hindi, Tibetan and Chinese. She likes travelling, meeting people and enjoying detective movies.


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Sarbjit 3rd Day Collection-1st Weekend Box Office Earning Report-Total Amount :- Sarbjit is a this week released Bollywood movie and could't success to earn huge amount till now. Randeep Hooda and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Jodi as a Brother, Sister could't success to do much better and win to Fans heart. Sarbjit 1st Weekend amount is very small. The movie released on around 1500 Screens on Domestic Market. Sarbjit Weekend 1 Collection is around 14 Crore. This is very small amount for any bollywood movie from which all the hopes were very high. But we can say that in every day on 1st Weekend earning increased.
Sarbjit 3rd Day Collection-1st Weekend Box Office Earning Report-Total Amount
Sarbjit 3rd Day Collection is much better that starting two Days Friday and Saturday. Friday earning was not good. Movie Could't Success to give huge opening. Sarbjit First Day Box Office Collection is Rs. 3.69 Crore. This is very small amount on opening day. All the hopes were high but very disappointed to see this amount.
Sarbjit Second Day Collection is better than First Day and Amount increased. Sarbjit 2nd Day Box Office Collection is Rs. 4.56 Crore. This is good amount for the film on Second Day. But according to the hopes this amount is very low. Let's see 3rd Day Collection.
Sarbjit Third day BOC is also increased and better than past two days but this is also not a huge amount for the film. Sarbjit 3rd Day Collection is Rs. 5.71 Crore. We can say this is good business at that time when earning is down.
Sarbjit 1st Wekend Total Collection is Rs. 13.69 Crore. This is very low amount of Sarbjit 3 Days Total Collection. Our hopes were saying it should be 25 Crore (Approx.).
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Released: September 11, 2007
Record Label: Smash / Mercury
George Stanford has put together an EP of stripped down, fun, and catchy tunes. On the recording Stanford gets to flex his muscles as a talented singer-songwriter who can also handle a guitar and piano fairly well.
The tone of the songs' essence hearkens back to 1970's artists like Kenny Loggins or Elton John, but remains relevant and never sounds out-of-date. Stanford's voice strains a bit when he pushes it past his limitations, but it does not detract from the music and ends up just adding to the charm of it all.
Listen to this EP is enjoyable. While there's not a lot of material to sample from, The EP whets your palate for Stanford's forthcoming full-length album. I hope it's just as good.
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Mumbai: Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt said that she like Shahid Kapoor since her childhood.
Alia bhatt has a crush on Shahid Kapoor, she told i was 10 years old when i watch his first movie ishq vishk and she liked the acting of Shahid Kapoor, still one of his biggest fan.
After move into the film industry Alia Bhatt had always wish to work with Shahid Kapoor , her wish completes in the Movie "Shaandar". Alia Bhatt also shared pictures with Shahid Kapoor on her Instagram account during the shooting of Shaandaar.
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20 ways to keep the cost of driving down
How to save money after buying a car on finance
If you've just bought your first car, you may be surprised at some of the additional costs you incur. As we're always trying to help our customers as much as possible we've put together 20 of the best ways to reduce the costs of driving in order to save you as much money as possible!
Buy Supermarket Fuel
We've heard through the grapevine some people still believe that supermarket fuel is inferior to premium brands as they've heard it will not power your vehicle for as long. We're happy to say that this isn't true, despite it being the cheaper option. In fact, even experts have spent time debunking this claim to show that opting for supermarket petrol and diesel is an easy way to save money.
Go Eco
If you've bought a hybrid car elsewhere (unfortunately First Response don't finance them) they'll naturally be cheaper in running costs. If, like most of the UK, you have a standard petrol or diesel car you could save money by trying to drive under 30mph as much as possible to reduce fuel consumption. This also works out better for the environment which means you're saving two things at once!
Drive Less
We all know the feeling of wanting to drive everywhere when you get a new car, however, be aware that the more mileage you add to the vehicle the higher the premium will be. Aside from work related reasons try and cut down the amount you drive for leisure and if possible make use of public transport to visit friends or go shopping - this will also save on a lot of parking costs, especially in city centres.
Use Maintenance Comparison Sites
Find the cheapest repairs and maintenance for your vehicle by using comparison sites such as WhoCanFixMyCar.com. Describe the work and receive quick quotes to decide on the best choice.
Ask Around
Sometimes just asking friends and family for any recommendations (you never know who somebody might know) can help you find a cheap choice to take care of any repair work. Make sure you check your warranty first so that any work doesn't void it as, if it does, it could cost you more in the long run.
Keep it Safe
Your insurance will be lower if you park your car in a safer place so if you have a driveway or garage then make sure you use it. You can read more about our UK Insurance facts and myths here.
Use Another Car
Being insured on another vehicle could also bring down your premium as it demonstrates you don't use your new car all the time. Beware though, this may mean you end up paying more as you have two bits of insurance to pay so only do this if you have done the research and know it will save you in the long run.
Use In-car Technology
A lot of newer vehicles are now equipped with technology that helps improve their efficiency, such as alerting drivers when to change gear. Make use of this to reduce fuel costs and drive more economically.
Have Regular Services
Regular services can ensure your car is in the best possible working condition, improving efficiency and helping pre-empt any potential future problems. Services are usually done every six months or every year in addition to your MOT.
Lose Weight
Reducing the weight of your load will have a positive impact on fuel efficiency. Take off any unused roof boxes or bike racks and items out of the boot to use less fuel when driving.
Plan Journeys Carefully
A lot of time and effort will be wasted if you get lost when driving, as will your fuel. Therefore, it is essential you know where you're going when setting off on any journey to avoid wasting fuel and money. Invest in a Sat Nav or use the maps on your smartphone along with an in-car phone holder. This also saves you the embarrassment of asking for directions!
Walk or Use Public Transport
The easiest way to keep driving costs down is by not driving at all. It may sound counterproductive if you've just invested in a car but sometimes walking, taking the bus or train can be cheaper than paying for petrol, especially on short journeys. Make sure you still use your vehicle though, as you don't your car battery to could go flat.
Keep Moving
When driving, it is more efficient to stay moving, as braking turns fuel into waste heat. Don't brake suddenly, instead slow down to a roll when coming up to lights. Staying a good distance behind other vehicles means you won't have to brake suddenly and could save you fuel and energy.
Stick to Speed Limits
This one's simple: the faster you go the more fuel is used. Not only are speed limits essential for drivers' safety, they also act as a good guide for fuel usage. Driving at 50mph, for example, saves up to 15% more fuel than at 60mph!
Cut Down Air-Con
Although minimal, air conditioning increases fuel use so where possible try to open the window to get some fresh air. It's advised, however, to use it around once a week to keep the system running smoothly.
Turn Off Electrics
Electrics use up your car's battery and the quicker it is run down the quicker you'll have to pay to replace it. Be frugal with turning lights on inside the car, radio use and volume or even charging your phone.
Combine Trips
To save time and effort (as well as fuel) combine short stops into one journey. Visiting a friend? Why not go shopping on the way back instead of waiting until the next day?
Analyse Fuel Use
Record how much you are spending on fuel each week to see if it's more efficient to combine journeys or find other areas to cut back. Depending on your vehicle you could save money by only filling up from an empty tank rather than putting in a couple of quid each week. Again, monitor this to see how much, if any, you could save.
Shop Around for Insurance
Insurance will probably be the most expensive running cost aside from fuel, so shopping around and using price comparison sites for the cheapest option is a simple way to reduce this cost. Don't just stick to the same insurer either, when it comes to renewing you could end up getting a better deal as a new customer elsewhere.
Add Extra Drivers
Another way to cut down on insurance can be to add other drivers to your policy, with parents and other experienced drivers being the best choices. Make sure that you're aware of any restrictions this could add to your policy and don't be tempted to add someone else as the main driver if they're not, this could end up invalidating your insurance.
These 20 tips should help you keep the costs of driving down after purchasing your new car on finance. Let us know if we've missed any over on Facebook or Twitter, we'd love to hear and share as many tips as possible!
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This is a delightful & easy to make salad. Less oily which is healthier! Hope you guys will like it too. I have the main course to go along with this. So, watch out for my up coming post. See ya!
Monday, July 26, 2010
Kechara Salad
34 comments:
- Chow and Chatter said...
this looks great i need to get some plum sauce lol
- July 27, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- Andrea@WellnessNotes said...
Sounds and looks delicious! It's very different from my "regular salads," so it's going on my "must make" list! :)
- July 27, 2010 at 12:12 PM
- Belinda @zomppa said...
So interesting - Andrea is right - love that it's not the "usual"
- July 27, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- Angie's Recipes said...
Love the plum sauce and the salad looks so light and refreshing!
- July 27, 2010 at 12:33 PM
- alison said...
wonderful1!i'm craving for salads!and very unic with plume sauce!
- July 27, 2010 at 12:48 PM
- alison said...
ps:thanks for beautiful words!simon is very well,he is sleeping now,dreaming a lot(robot boy and a lot of other cartoons...ha-ha!) ...
- July 27, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Pari said...
have not tried the plum sauce. The salad looks really good.
- July 27, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- Peanutts said...
nice salad with a very interesting dressing. Whats for mains? :) by the way, you were right about the penang roads people drive like madmen!!!.
- July 27, 2010 at 3:08 PM
- 3 hungry tummies said...
Very refreshing! I am going to serve this with bbq fish next.
- July 27, 2010 at 3:18 PM
- Jess @ Bakericious said...
Kristy, the salad looks gd. I love adding plum sauce in salad too, this is one of my snack when I am on diet :P
- July 27, 2010 at 3:27 PM
- MaryMoh said...
That's a healthy one....perfect for slimming....hehe. I must eat more of this so that I can enjoy more desserts :D Hope you have a great day. Take care.
- July 27, 2010 at 4:38 PM
- Anncoo said...
I think I'm having sore throat and I love to have this nice salad without the nuts.
- July 27, 2010 at 4:45 PM
- Cheah said...
Kristy, this is interesting, never seen this before!
- July 27, 2010 at 5:11 PM
- pegasuslegend said...
sounds like its easy to make, just got to get to an asian market now! thanks! sounds great!
- July 27, 2010 at 7:08 PM
- smallkucing said...
less oily...i love that
- July 27, 2010 at 9:28 PM
- Lyndsey said...
This looks delightful Kristy! I'm with Rebecca and need to get some plum sauce. My husband would love this! You are so versatile!
- July 27, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- Foodessa said...
Kristy...the tangy sauce that was poured on this cabbage type salad seems to appeal to me quite a bit.
Will take this into consideration the next time I'm in the mood for good ole anti-cancer fighters ;o)
Ciao for now,
- July 28, 2010 at 1:40 AM
- Fimère said...
une salade végétarienne est la bien venue pour éliminer toutes les sucreries que j'ai manger tout le long de cette semaine
c'est parfait pour moi
bonne soirée
- July 28, 2010 at 4:53 AM
- myfrenchkitchen said...
This is a delicious salad...I love that plum sauce in the dressing...lovely image too.
- July 28, 2010 at 5:52 AM
- Cook with Madin said...
The salad looks great and refreshing too. I'd love to make them soon.
- July 28, 2010 at 7:40 AM
- Cinnamon Girl said...
I'm not familiar with this salad but it sure looks like something I would like Kristy! And can you believe I never tasted plum sauce? I'm real curious about it...
- July 28, 2010 at 9:33 AM
- Elin said...
Interesting Salad...I would like to try this salad out and I think it is good with fish or meat dish :) Thanks Kristy for sharing this recipe:)
- July 28, 2010 at 12:16 PM
- citronetvanille said...
Oh Kristy, that salad is beautiful, I love kumquat scent you added, I'm sure that citrusy flavor is delightful with all those crunchy vegetables!
- July 28, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- penny aka jeroxie said...
I like the salad dressing! I need to go on a diet.... heh
- July 28, 2010 at 8:35 PM
- Claudia said...
Oh I do love this cabbage salad enhanced by the crunch nuts. The plum sauce sings - a definite dish on my table!
- July 28, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- otehlia cassidy said...
So excited I found your blog. It looks amazing!
- July 29, 2010 at 3:24 AM
- denise @ quickies on the dinner table said...
Looks so light and fresh! I've never heard of Kechara salad, and I'm just next door! Must try it, now that you've introduced me to it :)
- July 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM
- Jeannie said...
I seldom eat salad but this one sounds very delicious with kamquat and plum sauce in it!
- July 29, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- Anna said...
Delicious combination, looks yummy.
- July 29, 2010 at 2:44 PM
- My Little Space said...
Rebecca : Thank you. Hopefully, you find the plum sauce soon.
Andrea : Thanks and glad that you like it too!
Belinda : Thanks and hope you will enjoy this.
Angie : Loving yours too!
Alison : Great to hear that Simon is fine.
Pari : Thank you very much!
Peanutts ; Haha... but you have fun, right!
3HungryTummies : Enjoy, guys!
Jess : Haha... what happen to you, darling?
Anncoo : Great! Hope you will like it too.
Claudia : Hope you will enjoy this!
smallkucing : You just go to visit Kechara Oasis Restaurant will do! LOL. hehe....
Lyndz : Thanks! Hope he likes it too. Then you will put a big smile on your face. hehe...
Claudia : I always love anything with sweet & tangy flavour. But not everyone liking indeed. Hope you will be feeling great soon!
Fimere : Merci! Hope you will enjoy the recipe too. Have fun!
myfrenchkitchen : Hello there, glad to hear from you. Thank you for your lovely comment and hope to hear from youu more often.
Madin : Hope you will enjoy it!
Reeni : Hope you will find some plum sauce to try it out! & have fun!
Elin : For use! Hope you will enjoy it!
Silvia : Yeah, it is! I think it will goes well with your zucchini quiche.
Penny : Gee, what happen to you too! haha....
Claudia : ^_^ Thanks alot! Gald you like it too.
Otehlia : Hi there, welcome to my humble little space. Hope to hear from you more often.
Denise : Hope you will like it!
Jeannie : Aiyaya... then you must visit Kechara Oasis Restaurant soon!
Anna : Nice to hear from you and glad you like it.
Thanks everyone for stopping by and spending your time here. So, enjoy and have fun!
Hope you're having a wonderful day.
Cheers, Kristy
- July 29, 2010 at 8:03 PM
- Cathy said...
Yum, that salad dressing looks fantastic! Kumquat and plum sauce...delicious.
- July 29, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- Barbara said...
Super recipe, Kristy! A fabulous cole slaw with a marvelously unusual dressing! I love the idea of plum sauce!
- July 29, 2010 at 8:46 PM
- Pam said...
Oh, this sounds absolutely delicious! Love the nut combo in it and the dressing sounds so good! Not lots of oil makes it even better!
- July 30, 2010 at 2:12 AM
- Keri said...
This is right up my alley. I'm doing it on Sunday. Thanks, Keri
- July 31, 2010 at 1:07 AM


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