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Bukan Malin Kundang Trailer (2009)
23 December 2009 Drama, Comedy 90 mins
Three pranksters, Ryan, Ado and Luna, a group of college students who always skip class put an old granny on top of an electric pole for jokes. The angry granny then puts a curse on Ryan. At home, Ryan finds his mother has turned into a statue. Then they link the incident with the legend of Malin Kundang and trying to find solutions by visiting shamans and paranormals.
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The last time I stayed in a hotel it was at the beach, and I went swimming in the ocean everyday, and chased pelicans. That was fun! That was a long time ago - way before I started blogging, but here is a picture. I hope we go back sometime!
This vacation was almost as fun - there was snow! This is the most snow I have seen since I was a baby!
Mom and I played a lot in this snow - look at all our footprints!
As you can see from this picture that I have expertly diagrammed for you, the snow, and the pool, were right outside our hotel room.
I made Mom take me for a walk every 5 minutes!
It was very very cold! But that is my favorite! It makes me frisky!
This is the "swimming pool." I had never seen a swimming pool before. I have only swimmed in the ocean.
Mom and I opened the gate and walked around this pool. Notice how the corner of the pool is nice and dry in this picture.
While Mom was talking (yak yak yak) to her friends, she was not watching me at all, and I strolled over to the corner of the pool and took a good long sniff.
Then I decided to walk on the pool.
Remember these guys?
Mom calls Tai (the cocker spaniel) "Girlfriend" a lot, and sometimes calls her BGF (best girl friend), and holds her on her lap a lot, and gives her lots of rubs and treats, so that is not so good. I get jealous....
And I can't see Nummy very well, 'cause she is so tiny, and she's black, so she blends in with other shadows (but look at her glowing evil eyes in picture!), and I step on her sometimes - it is an accident! Really!!


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What do you think about when someone mentions life insurance? For most of us, we initially think about how we pay money so someone else can benefit once we pass on. However, today's life insurance holds much more value than it once did and you may want to take another look at the "living" benefit portion of it before you just disregard it as an additional expense. Here are four reasons you may want to stop thinking of it as an expense and start thinking of it as an asset class.
Reason #1 - Disability Income
Most of us only think about disability income when its open enrollment time at work. Because otherwise disability benefits can be quite costly as a standalone policy. You may not be aware but many life insurance products have features that cover you if you become disabled and even provide an income stream that could help you pay the bills while you are out of work. Plus if you change jobs this coverage goes with you.
In some cases the benefits on a life policy can meet or exceed those of your work based plan plus if you change jobs you won't have to worry about whether or not your next employer offers this type of ancillary benefit. This can be especially vital in today's money strapped workplaces where most employers are cutting back on the ancillary benefits to help reduce overhead and save money on rising healthcare costs.
Reason #2 - Living Benefits
What the heck are living benefits? You may not have heard this term before but this is not exactly a new feature on life insurance policies. In fact, they have been around for a very long time they just haven't been as comprehensive as they are today. So what are living benefits? It is critical illness, chronic illness, and terminal illness coverage. Let's break these down a little further. Let's start with the one that seems most obvious.
Terminal Illness
This benefit is probably the most self explanatory of the three. If you are diagnosed with a terminal illness or disease and the doctors state you have 12-24 months left to live then the insurance company will accelerate the death benefit on your life insurance policy. You might want to consider it but I am sure it would be nice to cross off the bucket list before you go and this could provide the funds to do it while still taking care of the family. Why continue to work if you know the time is coming. All joking aside being diagnosed with a terminal illness is a bad enough situation without being stressed financially on top of it all.
Chronic Illness
With chronic illness if you can't perform 2 of your 6 activities of daily living such as taking a bath or dressing yourself then you would qualify as chronically ill. In this case the insurance company would accelerate the death benefit to you. Depending on the company and product they may pay it in either an income stream or as a lump sum that you can use however you want. Unlike long term care insurance you don't have to use it for a nursing home. You get to use it on whatever you like. Again, different policies have different stipulations but there are those out there with no requirements on how you use the funds.
This could certainly off set some costs or get you into a nice facility. Especially since the average say at a nursing home is 3-5 years and you have to spend down all of your own savings before you can qualify for most state benefits. Not to mention most of us won't buy long term care insurance because we worry we won't need it and what if we pay all those premiums and never use it that's money down the drain. The fact is the majority of of will need long term care during our lives but we won't have any coverage in place. With living benefits in place that blow could hurt a little less or maybe even not a all.
Critical Illness
Critical illness covers you if you have a heart attack, stroke, or get diagnosed with cancer. You may be wondering why you would need this type of coverage if you already have health insurance but believe it or not most of the bankruptcy's in the united states are a result of major medical illnesses and in over 80 percent of those cases the folks who filed had health insurance in place.
The problem is most health insurance plans don't provide enough coverage or exclude certain treatments for illnesses like cancer. It doesn't stop there though... because when most of us get sick we have to take time off work which means lost income and if we lose income we can't pay the bills. What about savings? We all know we are supposed to have an emergency fund right? The sad fact is most Americans are only 2-3 paychecks from having to file bankruptcy!
Well my spouse will still be working. Illnesses take a toll on spouses too who have to miss time off work to take sick patients back and forth to the doctor for chemo-therapy treatments and other procedures. It's just a overall money trap for most Americans. The average heart attack in the USA costs $1 million according to an article from the National Business Group on Health.
So clearly living benefits are a powerful reason for rethinking life insurance as an asset instead of an expense. They could save the average family from financial disaster or they could save the wealthy person from having to drain the savings. Now let's take a look how it could also make you wealthy.
Reason #3 - Retirement Savings and Retirement Income
Did you know that you can gain interest inside a life policy? That's right! You can actually gain quite a large sum and it could be accumulating tax-free. I won't bore you with a bunch of tax code language here so I will para-phase a bit and if you want the full details you can check out the IRS tax code 7702 which outlines how the money inside a life insurance policy can be taken as a tax-free income.
So imagine this with me for a moment, we put money into a life insurance policy each month an we get protection from things like disability, critical and chronic illnesses but at the same time we are earning interest on that money. So how good can the interest really be? Well that depends on what type of policy you buy. But let's use an fixed interest whole life policy for example. At the time of this article you can get 4% guaranteed interest rate on a fixed rate whole life policy when most banks and credit unions only offer less than 1% on CD's according to bankrate.com. So even with costs of insurance factored in you are still making more than you would by investing in a CD at the bank and you have all those additional benefits to go along with it.
It get's even better because when you factor in that you get to grow your money tax-deferred and tax-free versus paying taxes each year on those funds you can grow your money faster.
Reason # 4 - Death Benefits
Last but certainly not least is the protection that comes with the death benefit of life insurance. The death benefit can be used to pay off debts that are left behind, to pay for funeral expenses, to cover kids college education, to pay off the home, to generate an income stream for your family, and a limitless number of scenarios that you may not even think about or consider right now.
We probably could have gone into more detail and wrote a book about all the features and benefits of life insurance. You would have also probably fallen asleep. Although, With all these benefits if you have not taken a look at life insurance lately you may want to stop considering it as an expense and start considering it as an asset and a safe place for your retirement dollars were you can gain some protection and some nice interest.


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Temporary Poverty
March 22, 1999
Most Americans spend at least a year or more during their lives with incomes below the official poverty line, according to data developed by Mark R. Rank of Washington University in St. Louis and Thomas A. Hirschl of Cornell University.
- By the age of 75, some 52.6 percent of white Americans and 91 percent of black Americans will have had incomes below the federal poverty level for at least one year after they turned 20.
- Based on average life expectancies, 20-year-olds today have about a 60 percent chance of having their annual income dip below the poverty line at some point in their lives.
- Many young adults accept entry-level jobs that pay low wages -- but soon move on to more lucrative opportunities.
- Later in life, divorce, corporate downsizing or a major illness may push others into poverty -- even though they may continue to live reasonably well on accumulated savings and investments, or through the kindness of relatives.
The researchers found that the pool of poor people changes dramatically from year to year.
Source: Richard Morin, "The Odds of Being Poor," Washington Post, March 21, 1999.
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Cummings boys thwart Graham's comeback on final play
After a few minutes of quick shots, rushed possessions and turnovers � all while trying to protect a shrinking lead � Cummings High School�s Tevin Smith came up with the biggest play of the game against Graham.
And it won�t show up in any statbook.
Smith swatted a loose ball to midcourt, which allowed time to expire and give Cummings a thrilling 77-76 victory against visiting Graham in Mid-State 2-A Conference boys� basketball Friday night.
Smith�s heady play came after Don Evans missed a driving shot in the lane and Jeramy Williams� tip ricocheted off the backboard and rim.
�I saw Jeramy come down and tip it and � they�re too big to keep tipping it around with them, so I just smacked it down the court,� said Smith, who had a game-high 18 points.
That saved Cummings (10-2, 2-0) from a late-game collapse after the Cavaliers led 72-59 with five minutes left. A combination of what Cummings coach Chas Criss calls a lack of �mental discipline� and a relentless Graham comeback kept things interesting until the final play.
�If we�re smart enough to tap that ball out at the end to run that clock, we�re smart enough to run the clock at the end of the game,� Criss said. �We know the right thing to do, and it�s on me to figure out how to do it.
�Graham played hard, they�re not going to quit. But there�s no way that game should have been a one-point game with eight seconds left or whatever. No way.�
Smith had plenty of help on the offensive end, with Desmond Satterfield and Quae Pinnix each putting together 15-point outings. Jo�Vantae Millner added 12 points � despite being limited by foul trouble and eventually fouling out with 1:37 left.
Smith, Satterfield, Pinnix and Vernon Williams each drained three 3-pointers for the Cavaliers, most of which came on kickouts.
�The ball just kind of finds energy,� Criss said. �We stepped up and knocked a lot of shots down, and it turns out we needed every last one of them.�
Satterfield served as the early spark for the Cavaliers, scoring eight points in the first five minutes � including two 3s in 21 seconds that gave Cummings a lead it never surrendered.
�I felt like I needed to step up, recently I haven�t been playing too well,� Satterfield said. �Last game, I played a good game, I wanted to carry that over to this game.�
But while Cummings built its lead to as many as 14 in the second and third quarters, Satterfield knew Graham (7-6, 1-1) was capable of making charges.
�When I watched them play before they made a run, so I felt like they were going to make a run,� Satterfield said. �But I felt like we could have made better decisions down the stretch. We were getting caught up in the game. People were knocking down shots, we were just going back-and-forth.�
Graham was nearly as balanced as Cummings in the scoring department. Tyrick Gattis and Trent Torain each scored 16 points, while forwards Jamie Newman and Williams each had 13 points. Kahlil Cole added 12 points off the bench for the Red Devils.
Newman and Williams were instrumental in the comeback surge, with Williams scoring 11 points in the second half.
�The kids just played hard and played within themselves and did what we wanted them to do, we got the ball inside and worked inside-out,� Graham coach Mike Williams said.
While there was plenty to be excited about in the second half, Williams lamented a first half in which the Red Devils were mostly disjointed.
�We didn�t have a very good first half, and we didn�t do some of the things we were supposed to do,� Williams said. �They hit some big 3s after we played really good defense (in the second half). Of course, they�ve got a good team.�


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A book by John Langdon, with illustrations by Glenn Mayer.
Alice and the Graceful White Rabbit is a fun and mostly faithful modern retelling of Lewis Carroll's classic tale, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Written in contemporary English, this new version embeds, with varying degrees of subtlety, several hundred references to the songs and artists that make up the history of rock and roll from the 1950s to the present.
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Windows 8 Consumer Preview First Look
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Language: English | released: 4/6/2012 | level: Beginner | author: David Gassner | duration: 01h 12m
This course shows how to get started with Windows 8 Consumer Preview, including three installation options: as the primary OS, side-by-side with Windows 7, or in a virtual machine. Author David Gassner also leads a tour of the Windows 8 user interface, using the new mouse and touch gestures; describes the life cycle and presentation of Metro style applications; and explores the Windows Store, where you can purchase apps, videos, and music.
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|Reviews for Gentle Ben
| ChristineMichelle91 chapter 1 . 11/15/2007
LOVE IT! keep it up its so good and this side of ben and whos it about?
| jondy09 chapter 1 . 9/29/2007
very short... but interesting.. what was the deal w/ her(?) ? hey, if you have time I'd love it if you'd r and r my fic! Its AU, 2009- escape doesn't go so well those left behind are hauled into psy-ops, each emerges the 'perfect soldier' and they must fight to regain their humanity!
if there is more... I'd like to see it
| thundever1 chapter 1 . 9/29/2007
Great story, very sad, please continue with the idea, very sweet and shows the side of Ben that Max remembered before she met up with him again.
| RoseRed chapter 1 . 9/18/2007
I loved the character of Ben and he was gentle sometime.
Please change the spelling of "Gentel" to Gentle in your title. More peeps will want to read it.


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(serves 4)
- A pack of linguine (16 ounces)
- Olive oil
- 2 cloves of minced garlic
- 1 shallot
- 1 tomato, cubed
- 1 egg (beaten)
- A few slices of ham
- A handful of mixed peas, corn and carrots
- A few crabmeat sticks (sliced)
- Canned mushrooms (sliced)
- Prawns/shrimps/clams (optional)
- Italian herbs mixture, salt, pepper
- Prego's Marinara sauce
- Shredded cheese
1. In a pot of water (3l), add 2 teaspoons of salt and leave it to boil at high heat.
2. Once the water's boiling, stir in the linguine and leave it to boil again.
3. Cook the pasta uncovered and stir to prevent the pasta from sticking to the bottom of the pot. Cook for around 10 minutes (or when it's al dente).
5. Drain well.
6. Add a teaspoon of olive oil into heated pan. Stir in garlic, shallots, egg, sliced ham, mushrooms, mixed peas, crabmeat sticks, tomatoes (and shrimps/clams/prawns).
7. Then, heat the Prego sauce together with the ingredients.
8. Add water till desired thickness, and season with Italian herbs, salt and pepper.
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Found on the island of Martinique, the Neisson distillery has come out with a limited edition of Neisson Bio Esprit ("bio" is the french word for organic), which is claimed to be the first organic rum in the Caribbean. If you're going to all organic, you might as well throw in the rum too!
In the town of Le Carbet, you'll come upon acres of waving sugar canes which surround the legendary rum house of Neisson. Here is where a tremendous project is taking place that might change the rum world in a big way. The "rhum argicole," is a made from pure sugar cane juice unlike the majority of other Caribbean rums that are distilled from molasses. Bottled at 66 percent ABV, the Neisson Bio Esprit is a bold, grassy, vegetal rum with a strong, earthy flavor.
Due to an intense process of working the sugar cane, there will only be 5,000 bottles produced this year. In a recent interview with the Caribbean Journal, Neisson Master Distiller Gregory Vernant, one of the leading innovators in the world of Caribbean rum, stated that this is a long-term project and they will be looking to increasing their cultivated sugar cane fiends year after year.
For a rum to be considered organic the requirements are; you can't use chemical products, only natural fertilizer, and must use your own yeast. On top of this, all products are checked twice a year to ensure that they meet organic standards.
For those interested in this fine organic rum, Neisson has to be contacted directly to check whether shipping is available to your country.
Neisson Rhum Distillery is one of the few family owned distilleries on Martinique. Since being founded in 1931, this small plant has been a treasure to the rum industry as a distillery that offers an impressive selection of 100% authentic Caribbean rum and recently its one-of-a-kind organic bottle.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Cinderella' Reigns Supreme as Liam Neeson Turns Into a Pumpkin
Suddenly, Disney's upcoming live action version of Beauty and the Beast is looking like a very wise move. After all, their new take on Cinderella shook the box office out of the doldrums, launching with numbers that feel more at home with the summer than March. Yes, it even took down that might spring movie season titan Liam Neeson.
Life-Size 'Avengers 2' Hulkbuster Statue Selling For Low Price of $21,500
Don't fret, Marvel Movie Fan With An Unlimited Income And A Corner In His Home That Cries Out For A Conversation Piece, the movie prop replica company Beast Kingdom has got you covered. They have revealed a life-size statue of Tony Stark's Avengers 2 "Hulkbuster" armor and it can be yours for the totally reasonable and not-at-all-crazy price of $21,500.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Chappie' Leads a Slow Weekend
With some of the year's biggest movies only a month or two away, the box office seems to have entered a holding pattern. Some of the new releases are minor hits. Others crash and burn. Right now, Hollywood just seems to be crossing their fingers and hoping for the sweet, sweet summer movie season to come along and save them (or at least the April release of Furious 7). In other words, every new release underperformed this weekend.
Teacher Who Showed 'The ABCs of Death' to Her Students Sent to Jail
The internet will never stop arguing about when it is okay to show films with explicit content to children. But, there is one thing that we're pretty sure everyone can agree on: showing the violent and disturbing The ABCs of Death to five classes of unsuspecting students is an act of irresponsible idiocy on just about every conceivable level. Columbus, Ohio substitute teacher Sheila Kearns was rightfully let go from her job back in 2013 when she screened the film for her substitute Spanish classes, but the courts have handed down an additional punishment: 90 days in jail.
The Oscars Strongly Considering a Return to Five Best Picture Nominees
After six years, one of the Oscars' boldest (and most desperate) experiments may be coming to an end. In 2009, the Academy Awards changed its rules to allow up to 10 films to receive Best Picture nominations. The thought process was simple enough: with double the potential nominees, more mainstream fare could get nominated and ratings for the annual Oscars telecast would increase. But that didn't work. This year's ceremony was a disaster (in more ways than one) and the Academy is apparently ready to call this whole thing off and return to the old ways.
'Shazam' May Arrive Sooner Than Expected According to The Rock
When Warner Bros. revealed their ambitious slate of DC superhero movies, Shazam was scheduled for April 5, 2019. That's four years away, which is an awfully long time to sit on a project that already has a lead in Dwayne Johnson. However, the latest news from The Rock himself suggests that the 2019 release date may have been more of a guideline than an actual plan and that Shazam may arrive sooner than expected.
2015 Oscars 'In Memoriam' Segment Pays Tribute to Robin Williams, Mike Nichols and More
For many viewers, the Oscars are are chance to snark and make fun of everything that happens on stage (and can you blame 'em?). But then the "In Memoriam" segment comes around and reduces even the most cynical person to puddle of bubbling tears. The 2015 Oscars "In Memoriam" is no different, offering a whirlwind tour through a year's worth of beloved people who passed away. Get ready ... it's about to get a little dusty in here.
The Wrap Up: 'Frozen' is Officially Becoming a Broadway Musical
ScreenCrush wraps up the latest in movies and TV you might have missed. Today, Frozen finally makes its move to Broadway, a Space Invaders movie (!) gets a writer, and a ranking of all of Djimon Hounsou's sidekick roles.
'Pitch Perfect 2' Trailer: The Bellas Go International
The first 'Pitch Perfect' was a sleeper success, doing surprisingly solid business at the box office and earning equally solid reviews from critics. But it was home video that transformed this little a cappella comedy into a genuine sensation, instantly becoming the favorite film of 12-year-old girls (and their initially reluctant parents) all over the world. So the new 'Pitch Perfect 2' trailer arrives with the air of an event film. The sequel is not an underdog, but the Bigger, Flashier, and Louder follow-up that has the confidence to suggest that there is an entire franchise to be found here.
'Minions' First Look: See Sandra Bullock's Supervillain, Scarlet Overkill
The massive success of the 'Despicable Me' films have created a monster. Monsters, actually. Well, cute, yellow, strange little monsters that countless children (and some adults) all over the world have fallen in love with. Yeah, 'Minions' is going to be huge and it's all going to be thanks to those little guys. However, the presence of a major star like Sandra Bullock can't hurt and Universal has released the first images of her supervillain character, Scarlet Overkill.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'American Sniper' Continues Its January Onslaught
In most years, January tends to be the most boring month of the year for the box office. This is where Hollywood typically sends the movies in which it has the least faith. This is the dumping ground, the place where movies go to die so the studios can concentrate on their Oscar campaigns. However, thanks to 'American Sniper,' this January has bucked every trend. It may technically be a 2014 release, but Clint Eastwood's war film has made the first chunk of 2015 interesting, shattering expectations and threatening to become the highest grossing film of last year in only a few weeks.
'Minions' Super Bowl Trailer Features All of the Yellow Nudity You'll Ever Need to See
With the Super Bowl arriving this weekend, every corporation in the world is fighting for your attention, spending ludicrous amounts of cash on tiny advertisements for things that most people already like. The same goes for movies and the biggest sporting event in the United States is no stranger to premiering new trailers and TV spots for massively anticipated films. So, without further ado, let's all take a moment to watch the new ad for 'Minions'.


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Presenting the Gallery from the Third Mantangle Challenge
It's time to make the presentation again and I'm sure that the whole mantangle thing doesn't need an introduction any more, but for those of you who are visiting for the first time, you might want to check out this blog post which explains where it all came from: The First Mantangle Challenge. Well this time round the set challenge was to include a circle, a triangle and a square. Any form of resist could be used as well as … Continue reading
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Art Gallery of the Mantangle Silk Painting Challenge July – August 2012
I'm proud to present the results of the second Mantangle Silk Painting Challenge, July-August 2012 here in this post. This is already becoming a regular feature and I was really able to feel the momentum build as we worked our way through our creations. For those of you who are new to the mantangle concept, please have a look at this post which explains how it all started: Create a Mantangle on Silk . This time the challenge required everyone … Continue reading
New Mantangle Silk Painting Challenge: July – August 2012
It's that time again and here we are, ready to take on our next challenge. But first of all, huge gratitude to all those of you who took part in the first Mantangles silk painting challenge. I'm not going to go into all the details of how this started. Suffice to say that I documented it all in some earlier posts, and so I'd love you to go and read up and see where all of this came from. So … Continue reading
The First Mantangle Silk Painting Challenge is Complete
It's been quite a few weeks since I originally posted the Mantangle silk painting challenge and in the end, 5 other artists accompanied me through this one. Here is a link to the original post with the challenge – Create a Mantangle on Silk. Have a look at the video concerned so that you know what this project was all about. My thought had been to take on the challenge of creating a mandala-like piece of art but without any … Continue reading
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|13 Aug 2013
Thunderbird missing menus
I am having trouble sending mail and info on web seems to advise it is my SMTP settings. Problem is that I don`t seem to have the OUTGOING SERVERS pointer on the Accounts Settings or Options. I have Server Settings but that only allows me to choose default Server.
Has anyone else had this problem ? Is it likely to be the result of security settings or browser interference or something like that. I can`t see anything on the Mozilla advice pages about this.
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I can`t find the replies that were here yesterday, although I have emails of them in my gmail account.
I was asked to provide further information. Here it is
In Gandi I have a domain with 5 free email accounts. I have used 4 of these recently to set up new email addresses. Gandi only collects mail and forwards it to servers, not to email clients, as I understand it because it only deals with mail boxes. I set these up to use POP 3 as suggested by gandi.
I have set up gmail to collect mail with gandi addresses by adding the gandi accounts to
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On the gmail site, I have sent an email from the primary gandi address to my husband (who has a computer in the next room with separate email account with Yahoo). It arrived almost immediately . And I have sent and received one from his address to primary gandi address without a problem.
But if I write one in Thunderbird to my husband, it is rejected with An error occurred sending mai with following error mesagel:
The mail server sent an incorrect greeting: +OK Gpop ready for requests from 18.104.22.168 d6pf35627393eev.7.
So I think it must be the Thunderbird settings that are incorrect. As I said I cannot check the SMTP settings on Thunderbird because I cannot find the menu. It is not where it is supposed to be. When I go on to Account settings, I find the menu for using default server but nothing else.
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Khronos Starts Intitiative for 3-D Graphics on the Web
The Khronos consortium seized an offer from Mozilla and would like to create an accelerated, royalty-free standard for 3D graphics on the Web.
A working group, entitled "Accelerated 3D on Web," has been established and is chaired by Mozilla. The goal is to have the first results of this effort ready within 12 months.
All interested parties are invited to take part. The working group will test a diverse array of applications for an API that the accelerated 3D graphics will make useable. OpenGL and OpenGL ES 2.0 along with JavaScript are among the prospects.
OpenGL and its applications are available on almost every desktop system. In the future, JavaScript is to become more and more efficient. Mozilla has recommended the use of the OpenGL ES 2.0 API in connection with a JavaScript container, along with the standardized version of the ECMAScript. Khronos member Google wants to bring its experience with graphics and web development to the fold.
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Indonesia – Suzuki Celerio to be launched by the end of 2014
As a toddler, those wheeled machinery fascinated me even before I knew what they're called as! So here I'm, petrolhead by birth, Mechanical engineer by qualification and automotive reporter by profession!
Powered by the 1.0-litre K10B motor.
The Suzuki Celerio which made its Indonesian debut at the IIMS 2014 last month would be launched towards the end of this year, reports Otosia.
Going by the accessorized show car, the Celerio for the Indonesian market could come with a slightly extended front grille with chrome slats. The global replacement for the Alto (A-star in India) would be positioned below Suzuki Splash (Ritz in India) in PT Suzuki Indomobil Sales' (SIS) B-Segment portfolio.
The vehicle is powered by a 1.0-litre three-cylinder K10B petrol motor which develops 68 PS (67.04 bhp) at 6,000 rpm and 90 Nm of torque at 3,500 rpm. A 5-speed manual and an AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) are the gearbox options in India, though the Thai market offers a CVT in place of the latter.
The Celerio measures 3,600 mm long, 1,600 mm wide, 1,560 mm tall and features a 2.425 mm wheelbase. The boot space and turning radius stand at 235 litres and 4.7 m respectively.
Also read: Factory-fresh Maruti Celerio ZDI (diesel) spotted in India
SIS has confirmed that it will launch a new model by the end of 2014 and dealers have revealed that the new car in question is indeed the Suzuki Celerio. The Indonesian subsidiary could source the Celerio either from India or from Thailand which also exports the car to Europe.
Competitors: Honda Brio Satya, Mitsubishi Mirage
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In anticipation of next year's labor contract negotiations, the United Auto Workers are talking to General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Group LLC about changes that would lead to workers getting a larger share of rising profits.
General Holiefield, head of the UAW's Chrysler department, said that it wants the "best possible bang for all of the employees, across the board." He insists that this would not be a program that would "pay some and not the others."
Two sources said that the formal talks haven't started but already, the union leaders and executives from the automakers have raised the topic of changes in profit-sharing terms.
In fact, high-level discussions were started several months ago since they considered this issue to be very significant and as such, would need more time. In an interview, Holiefield said that the companies that have hinted at profit-sharing changes include the Big Three.
He said that UAW President Bob King "has got to get his arms around it." Last year, the union agreed to mid-contract concessions, including giving up full pay for idled workers, before the bankruptcies of Chrysler LLC and General Motors Corp.
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| YokaiAngel chapter 11 . 11/15
love it!~~~
| annie.jo.marie chapter 11 . 10/22/2015
Oh my I love it! Perfect ending!
| 1sunfun chapter 11 . 1/21/2015
| sierra.steinbrecher chapter 11 . 11/27/2013
LOVED the ending. Although I wish you'd added another chapter detailing their engagement party and maybe revealing Haruhi's gender.
| Tawny chapter 11 . 1/23/2013
:D Brilliant
| Honou no Megami-sama chapter 1 . 12/27/2012
This story... I'm at a loss for words. I can't seem to find adjectives that can describe such a wonderful story. I reread it over 10 times, honest. It's that good.
One of the best things in this story is that all of their personalities were perfectly carried out, unlike the others. Reading this is like reading a part of its' manga, as if this really was in the storyline.
I absolutely love the ending. It shows how caring and understanding all of them are, and how sweet Kyoya is.
Also, I love how you placed romance into it.
This is by far the greatest fanfiction I have ever read about Ouran. Thanks for creating this.
| Violet K. Odin chapter 4 . 10/22/2012
My favorite quotes were:
"I see you didn't even change out of your uniform. I have an extra dress in my purse, you can wear it." - xD
"One of a father's biggest fears is that his daughter will not pick a worthy man to marry." - Awww!3
| demoness of music chapter 11 . 8/15/2012
More please
| Darknessdawns chapter 11 . 8/7/2012
This was a delightful story, I loved it. It was just like one of the chapters in the manga or episodes in the anime. I could see this happening if the story had ended pro Kyo/Haru. You did a wonderful job writing it and I enjoyed it greatly. Bravo on such a wonderful story.
| Darknessdawns chapter 1 . 8/7/2012
I couldn't wait and had to review this first chapter. This story has such a wonderful beginning. I can't wait to read the rest of this.
| Guest chapter 11 . 7/19/2012
this story had a well thought out plot and shows kyoya in a new light: a romantic,kind,manipulitive,conciving bastard.
| AkiraNatsume chapter 11 . 7/13/2012
more chapters please!
| Lil Mexican chapter 10 . 6/28/2012
Well, I feel stupid. Totally did not see the ' complete' sign up there... O.O
Woops... Anyways that really was a great story and I'm happy to have read it!
| Lil Mexican chapter 11 . 6/28/2012
Loved it, wonderful. Please continue!
| Animegirl721 chapter 11 . 6/3/2012
Awwww so sweet.


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You went away but forgot to take away your backpack of sweet memories….
Your love is like- : Like a sweet slumber after a really tiresome day, like a small moment when you are lying on the bed awake and suddenly you fall asleep without knowing when you sleep. Your love is like the moment that separates conscious and the unconscious, while you are about to sleep…so precious, so magical. The feeling of being unconscious of the world because you are present and all other is absent in mind. It is like the moment when you occupy my mind and mind thinks nothing else than you, the most cherish-able moment and when I am suddenly conscious, the feeling of shyness that I am thinking about you all the time. This fills the vacant, truly. Your love is like the feeling which arises when you put on your summer clothes saying good bye to the big jackets, overcoats, socks, mufflers and many more woolen stuffs. It is a like the feeling of freedom, the cool breeze that hits you right in the face. Your love is again like the feeling of warmth, when your legs are shaking because of cold and you put on everything that makes you warm. Your love is this feeling of warmth in every part of the body and heart especially. Your love changes time Continue reading
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Hello, I am VDragon7 on the NA server. Draven is my favorite champion, plus ADC's are freaking awesome. Welcome to the League of Pwnage by Draven.
This is my very first MOBAFire guide, please leave comments on what you think, what I need to improve, etc. Thanks! :D
Pros / Cons
Spinning axe gives you 145% damage at level 1. Insane.
Move/Attack speed booster, with refreshing cooldown.
Pure Awesomeness
Throwing Axes.
Such Fun. So Damage.
Iffy mobility early
Relies on mana(Catch dem axes!)
Kinda squishy
Almost no defense
Lots of skillshots
Call me crazy, but these runes work. Almost no defense runes? Feel free to change it if it makes you more comfortable in your playstyle. You see, I play Draven EXTEREMELY aggressively, especially early game, so the extra damage all around is extremely nice, because once you are ahead, there's almost no stopping you. However, that extra bit of armor early game(which is really all you need) helps actually quite a bit to get that early kill, to keep yourself alive just that little bit longer to pull off the kill. The lifesteal quint should be obvious, that extra bit in the beginning is nice. Now I have been experimenting with the AD quints, and personally I prefer flat AD, because of the early game advantage. AD marks and Attack speed seals I use just because... you know, it's DRAVEN.
21/9/0. Pretty much the standard for ADC's. Nice bit of Health and Health regen, plus preventing damage from the opposing team in the defense section, and now for the offense. From columns 2 and 4, That should all be obvious. Now in the first column, you might be thinking why the spell advantages? Well, Spinning axe is a spell. Also Stand Aside, which is actually really useful for chasing, then the little bit of extra damage kicks in. I personally don't like Double-Edged Sword, because with the Rune setup I have, you don't want to be taking more damage. That's why you use the other column 1 masteries.
Skill Sequence
First off, Spinning axe and your ult should be maxed first. Spinning axe because of the insane damage booster. After those, It doesn't really matter, because both Blood Rush and Stand Aside are good leveled up. They both work well. Stand aside give a short stun, and Blood rush gives you move and Attack speed. That is why I like to alternate them, starting with Stand Aside, because all of the abilities synergize well. Plus Stand Aside is a pass-through, so you can farm at the same time as killing people! :D
The skill order for lane killing I use is this: QWEQWWQE
Juggle them Axes. ALL the Blood Rushes!
If perchance you go out to kill somebody by surprise, Use this: QEWQWWE
Of course autoattacking while waiting for the cooldowns.
Ignite/Barrier and Flash/Ghost. Depends on who you are playing. I would say against those with escape abilities, get ignite for the finisher, and against those without, barrier. Flash or Ghost is really a personal preference. I prefer Flash.
I always go for Bloodthirster first, because you can live off the attack speed from Blood Rush for a while. Zerk greaves are nice, you could go ninja tabi if you wanted to, if perhaps you are behind. BOTRK is useful all around. Bit of AD, good amount of Attack speed, nice(and needed) lifesteal, plus the active pretty much guarantees a kill if you use it correctly. You can change the order in which you get Phantom Dancer and BOTRK if you feel like you are having troubles catching Spinning Axes. Infinity Edge for 55% crit chance total, then Runaan's. You might think that I am crazy for getting Runaan's on Draven. It's just a snowball item. It makes you unstoppable except to extremely hard CC. Low CC, hopefully you survive because you have already killed someone in 2 or 3 hits(?!?!?), and then you use Stand Aside, then your lifesteal pumps you back up in no time. If you feel you need to get one, I say sell your Zerk Greaves for a GA.
No Armor Pen you say? I say it's not needed. You shouldn't be attacking anyone who is building armor until everyone else is dead. Plus with the amount of damage plus Crits that you do, It still eats away your health. Also, Lifesteal. Problem Thornmail?
Play aggressive early game. Farm a LOT. Play safe. Might seem self-contradictory but I mean this: Don't be stupid. Pay attention to the maps, use your warding trinket to help ward. Your support should be warding too, but hey, free trinket. Make sure you don't overextend. Just attack the enemy champion whenever except to last hit. They will get scared and run away if you constantly chip at your health. I say farm when they aren't there! Push turret once they run away! Pretty much, if you are smart, you will win your lane.
YOU MUST GET FARM. If you don't get farm, you won't get the extra gold you need to propel you so far ahead of everyone else. But if you DO farm, even if you are 0/2/0, once you get a kill you can get back on track quite easily. As long as you farm and play aggressively safe, you'll be fine.
In short, get farmed, get fed, and kill everyone!
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RETENTION IS a problem for almost one-third of Australian employers, recent research has found, and retention problems most commonly manifest into serious productivity problems, a decrease in company morale and damage to business relationships.
With the employment market continuing to tighten, employers are working harder than ever to attract, engage and retain the talent they have, according to Simon Moylan, national practice leader of assessment & development for Hudson, which conducted the research.
"The visible cost of turnover, including recruitment, hiring, orientation and training sits somewhere between 50 per cent and 150 per cent of an individual's salary," he said.
"However, the additional unknown costs such as loss of expertise, reduced productivity, lower morale, the cost of the vacant position and the training of the new hire, means the true cost of turnover may be up to three times this amount."
The survey of 7,185 employers nationally found that more than 96 per cent of organisations have formal staff engagement programs in place with the most widely-used initiatives within Australian businesses being flexible work options (67 per cent) and financial incentives (62 per cent).
These are followed by leadership development and succession planning (each 48 per cent), with mentor programs (36 per cent), formal coaching (35 per cent) and high potential programs (27 per cent).
While low retention can pose a significant cost to an employer, Moylan said a moderate level of turnover is healthy for any business. "The challenge for employers is to balance the cost of turnover with the need to inject the organisation with new talent and fresh ideas."
While the research suggested employers appear to be getting the message that salary is no longer the key driver of job satisfaction, 11 of the 19 industries surveyed still rely on financial incentives as the leading engagement tool.
Employers within the construction/engineering/property (74 per cent), financial services (79 per cent), IT (74 per cent), manufacturing (62 per cent) and resources (82 per cent) sectors are among those using financial incentives as their key engagement tools.
Western Australia was the only state where employers rated financial incentives as the leading engagement initiative with all other states rating flexible work options as the key tool. The boom in the West Australian economy and the state's geographic location are the main drivers behind this result, as employers use financial incentives to lure talent from the eastern states.
A successful staff engagement strategy should take a holistic approach, incorporating a range of initiatives including financial incentives, flexible work options, management support, ensuring job fit and career advancement opportunities, according to Moylan.
"A robust plan on its own however, is not the solution. Employers need to be flexible in the way they implement each of their chosen initiatives to ensure it has the greatest success, tailoring the employment relationship to the individual and their unique situation to deliver the best results."
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• Tailor the compensation package based on individual and business needs
• Differentiate remuneration based on performance of employees
3. Management support
• Provide leaders with the skills to effectively support and develop their staff
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• Hold managers responsible for retention of their team
4. Job fit and opportunities
• Use a rigorous selection process to recruit the best employees who have the best cultural fit with the organisation
• Provide individualised development based on identified development needs
• Proactively provide opportunities for individuals to develop their career through succession management and development of high-potential employeesSource: Hudson
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I was supposed to be in Andalusia for my annual Europe trip in May/June. Alas, I had a bad fall over the winter and mangled my foot (bones, ligaments & tendons!). 5 months, crutches and 2 different casts! I knew I needed additional time to mend before jetting off. The good news is that I just booked a two week trip to Paris! I even rented an apartment in the 18th (not my usual "hood") on Rue Caulaincourt. I had read several posts by Kerouac extolling the virtues of the street. I've never stayed in the 18th (usually the 5th). I am very excited about my 2 weeks in one apartment (no moving around), a new neighborhood to stay in and my most favorite city - Paris.
As I am getting older (and clearly less nimble) I seem to prefer returning to known and loved locations. (Less complicated and exhausting travel. More slow moments to savor.) I love, love, love France and especially Paris. I think this will be my 14th visit! On this trip, one of the things I'd like to do is explore less tourist heavy arrondissements for future apartment stay potential.
I would be most appreciative of recommendations of favorite arrondissements and specific streets within you enjoy. I love to just walk and wander but would like a bit of direction. I am very familiar with the 5th and 6th. I haven't been enamored with the "vibe" in the 7th nor Montparnasse. I probably haven't been on the right streets! I plan on getting to know the Marais area better this time. Favorite streets? Other areas I'm exploring - Canal St. Martin, Republic, area east of Bastille, Rue Montorguiel. What about arrondissements like the 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 16th, 17th?
I guess what I'm asking for are recommendations of your favorite neighborhoods and streets for apartment living. I travel solo and enjoy having good cafes, bistros, fromageries, boulongeries nearby. Neighborhoods with activity but not craziness. I'm way past the crazy age. 3 glasses of wine over the course of a 2.5 hour dinner is as crazy as I get these days. Then it's bedtime not club time. LOL.
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I was supposed to be in Andalusia for my annual Europe trip in May/June. Alas, I had a bad fall over the winter and mangled my foot (bones, ligaments & tendons!). 5 months, crutches and 2 different casts! I knew I needed additional time to mend before jetting off. The good news is that I just booked a two week trip to Paris! I even rented an apartment in the 18th (not my usual "hood") on Rue Caulaincourt. I had read several posts by Kerouac extolling the virtues of the street. I've never stayed in the 18th (usually the 5th). I am very excited about my 2 weeks in one apartment (no moving around), a new neighborhood to stay in and my most favorite city - Paris.
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I'm a die hard fan of the 6th for many reasons, but my recent trip I spent some time in the 16th and I really enjoyed it. If I could live in Paris (dream on) I think I would choose the 16th.
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Honestly, I would search Kerouac's reports for all the lesser known gems. I'm with ruedebuci on the 6th. Paris by Mouth also lists their favorite fromageries, boulangeries and restaurants by arrondisement---might be a good start.
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I've stayed lots of times near metro Faidherbe-Chaligny (east of Bastille and not far from the Marché Aligre), on the border of the 11th/12th. I like it because it's unpretentious, ordinary, residential and mixed. That said, I'm not a great eater-out, so I wouldn't be aware of any special restaurants in the area, but I don't get the impression it's exactly foodie heaven, just fairly OK neighbourhood cafés. Which is not to say there mightn't be hidden gems up the back streets, just that I wouldn't be aware of them.
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We also like the 16th, specifically the Auteuil section -- which is a bit removed from the heart of things, but very close to the action if you're going to Roland Garros. The Passy area is also very pleasant, although it does not have the distinct village vibe that you get in Auteuil. Good markets and neighborhood food shops in both.
We had an apartment in Auteuil for over a month and liked it very much. We've also stayed frequently in the Passy area.
OTOH, if were to buy an apartment in Paris AND we had an English cocker again (as I hope we will someday), it would be over near the Bois de Vincennes. I think the cocker would enjoy walks in the park and hearing/smelling the animals at the zoo. Raisin used to raise her head and sniff with delight whenever we passed the Basel zoo on a tram ride.
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We have always stayed in the 6th but this Sept/Oct we have an apartment for two weeks on the Ile de St. Louis. I love this area of Paris but if I were to live there, I think I would choose the 16th, another of my favorite neighborhoods.
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We rented in the 14th a block from Denfert Rocherau in May 2014 and found that area perfect in every way. It has easy bus, Metro, and RER access to everywhere, you can stroll to the Seine through the Luxembourg Gardens or to Montparnasse etc and it is a real neighborhood where real, albeit middle class, people live. On a Saturday, we bumped into a Breton cultural festival entirely by accident; it is that kind of neighborhood. Never saw another American, though we know an expat who lives in the area.
I also like the area between Republique and the Hopital St Louis, near and along the Canal St Martin. We have rented on a street full of galleries in the 6th where we watched sleek men promenading with girls the age of their daughters (but who probably weren't) and many times in a great apartment in the Marais that is alas too expensive now for the two of us to rent without another couple because it is two bedrooms. The only place we did not enjoy was in the 7th, which we found boring though others love it.
I am going by myself in September, and I plan to stay either between the Place d'Italie and the Peripherique or somewhere between the Parc Andre Citroen and Vaugirard. I have ridden the bus through there a lot and think there are interesting streets.
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Wow! Great replies already! Looks like the 16th is the favored arrondissement so far.
ruedebuci - (love the name and love that street!) Is there a particular part of the 16th you enjoy most? Great streets?
denisea - Good suggestions. Kerouac is a wealth of information. I used Paris by Mouth to locate a wonderful boulangerie and fromagerie just a block from my upcoming apartment in the 18th. Good suggestion to use that resource for other potential neighborhoods.
PatrickLondon - I know nothing of the area you suggest. I'll have to investigate. I am a foodie though.
WeisserTee - I had to google Auteuil. From what you say ("village vibe") and it's location, it has potential for me. Are there particular streets you could recommend me to wander along? I'll check out Passy too. And, it sounds to me you really NEED another English Cocker!
mamcalice - another vote for the 16th! What streets did you particularly enjoy?
Ackislander - I am not at all familiar with the area around the Denfert Rocherau metro. I'll have to check it out. You're right, it has a lot of transportation options. I will definitely be checking out the area along Canal St. Martin. I'm going to do the canal cruise (first time) up to Villette and wander back to where the canal goes underground. I'm really looking forward to that day and discovering that particular area. I agree - the Marais has gotten expensive, especially when traveling solo and not having anyone to share housing expense with. Hmmmm.... the area between Place d'Italie and the Peripherique. Another area I know nothing about. This trip I'm really going to take advantage of the bus system to do as you do and explore neighborhoods.
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The Batignolles neighborhood in the 17th is interesting and there is an organic market on Saturday mornings on the blvd. des Batignolles.
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I am staying next week in the 11th, a first time for me to stay there. My favorite meal from my last trip was there (Septime) and I liked the vibe of the area. I read on this board about a recommended street art walking tour that starts in the 11th. I have not done it yet but it might be an interesting way for you to see the area http://undergroundparis.org/street-art-tours-paris
The last 3 times I have stayed in le Marais and really love staying there (prefer it to the 6th where I always used to stay). A nice walk is from the Place des Vosges (grab a pastry at Gerard Mulot), walk the Rue des Les Francs-Borgeois toward the Rue Vielle du Temple (stop for gelato at Amarino or fallafel on rue des Rosiers - there is considerable debate about which is the "best") then up toward Rue Bretagne - veering off to explore the little side streets. Have some chocolate or other sweets at Jacques Genin. Pick up bread for dinner at Poilane. Sunday is a good day to go to the Marais as the shops are open there (though for this reason it is also crowded).
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Have you been in the covered passages of Paris?
I also am a huge fan of the 14th arrondisement.
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Just stayed in the Marais and we ate at a tiny Mexican restaurant with a small communal table and bar called candeleria. Best food of our trip. I know IRS France but we were craving Mexican and it didn't disappoint.
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Actually, if you take a poll of favourite arrondissements, the 16th will come very low on the list. The testimonials for it here are a statistical fluke.
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I like the Passy neighborhood in the 16th.
Paris is so large, just pick the arrondisements you haven't seen and visit the ones you want, there is tons of info online and elsewhere as to what might be the focal point of a visit to the 17th, 13th, 12th, 19th, 20th, 16th, etc. (eg, Batignolles area, Chinatown or Buttes aux Cailles, Viaduc des Arts and Bois de Vincennes, Villette and parc des Buttes Chaumont, Menilmontant and Belleville, Guirmard and Art Nouveau buildings, and so on). Or at last some things to see. I think it's better if you take some initiative in these kind of things instead of just letting someone else tell you what to do, as it's best to have your own discoveries and interests. In 2 weeks, you can easily visit several neighborhoods.
I don't really have one particular favorite street in any area, there are too many, and apts are all over. Main streets might not be the best place to have an apt for noise reasons, anyway.
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I agree with Christina - too many to name. But since you mention you are a foodie, put Rue des Martyrs on your list. It starts in the 18th not far from where you'll be staying, but most of the food shops are in the 9th (on the other side of Blvd de Clichy). And since you're staying in the 18th, I'm sure you know about Rue Lepic? Big market street, even closer to your apartment. You will love the area. Have fun exploring!
And I'll be curious to get your thoughts on the 16th. A couple of Parisian friends of mine are convinced it's the most boring arrondissement in Paris. But of course, it's all personal preference. And it's so big - how can it all be boring?
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Nikki, I keep reading about the Batignolles area as wonderful. I LOVE markets. I'll have to visit on a Saturday! Sunday will be the Richard Lenoir market.
lynnalan - I just googled Septime. Wow. What great reviews. When I was looking for apartments I noted many around the Charonne metro. But, as I hadn't been in that area, I ignored them. I too have read good reviews of the street art walking tour. Maybe this trip! Thank you so much for the walk suggestions in the Marais. I will definitely incorporate that.
sandralist - yes, I have been in a few of the passages and am hoping to get into two more this time. Winter and rainy days are perfect for that! May I ask what part of the 14th you like? It's a large arrondisement!
williamscb13 - don't you just love it when a craving results in an extraordinary meal. I've put your suggestion on my list of restaurants!
Kerouac - I was hoping you would post. Hmmmm.... "statistical fluke".
Christina - I'd hate for you to think I'm lazy. I've actually done a lot of research for this trip. I've got a 21 page (and growing) document of notes. It's just that so many Fodorites have traveled to Paris, stayed in apartments, I thought I'd ask for some opinions. I do like to walk "main streets" to observe what services, cafes, etc. are available then look for apartments within a few blocks.
YankyGal - Yes Rue Lepic was very influential in renting the apartment on Caulaincourt. I've google "walked" that street so many times already! Thanks for the tip on Rue des Martyrs. I knew about the Carrefour store and the Anvers market but I didn't know to continue down Martyrs into the 9th. And, what can seem boring to some can be nirvana to others. I just read an article on just that theme re Passy Auteuil. http://www.nytimes.com/1997/11/02/travel/the-discreet-charm-of-passy-auteuil.html Neighborhoods like cities speak to some people and leave others cold. The fun is in the exploring!
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Carola: Gospel Concert Trailer (1994)
25 February 1994 54 mins
Carola did a gospel tour in 1994 following the release of her award winning gospel album My tribute in 1993. Now the concert is finally available on DVD. Twelve songs including classics like Oh, happy day and songs from her album like Save the children but also Främling, Mitt i ett äventyr and Fångad av en stormvind are included in a medley. Obviously all three get a nice gospel frosting. Here's Anybody here. There's no doubt gospel where this girl puts her heart to and belts the songs out like there's no tomorrow.
Watch the official Carola: Gospel Concert 1994 trailer in HD below or find more Carola: Gospel Concert videos on Vidimovie.


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|Renew a .gl
|Late renewal period
(domain suspended)
|Restoration period
|30 days
|Restore a .gl
|Period before release
(Pending Delete)
|Minimum period before a transfer
|60 days
|Transfer a .gl
Gandi provides you with special rates depending on the total volume of purchases that you have made with us over the past 12 months. For example:
- If you manage 40 domains or less (at $15 USD each), our A rates apply, and include Gandi's full range of services
- For resellers or key clients with over 40 domains, B through E rates are available, depending on the volume of your purchase. These rates may save you up to 50% off our normal rates (example: $8.80 per year for a .com at E rates).
If you have more questions about our rates and billing options, please check our documentation.
|Registration price/year
|1 to 2 years
|Renew price/year
|1 year
|1 year
|Owner change
|1 year
|Restore (more info)
|1 year