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By Sandra Young
Life in London could be exciting, stimulating and fun, but after five years there it was time for a change. Now I am here in Cáceres, forging a new life for myself in Spain.
I don't know if many of you reading have thought about making the move to your source language country before. I have wanted to move to Spain for a long time, yet it took me until this year to take the plunge.
Before moving to Cáceres worries nagged at the back of my mind – the bureaucracy, the cumbersome self-employment contributions, the higher rates of tax in general. And then there was the fear that the business I had worked so hard to build would come crashing down around me as a result.
In the end, my desire exceeded my fears.
What I want to do is give you a step-by-step guide in setting up as self-employed in Spain, according to my experience. Hopefully this will provide some useful advice to anyone thinking of doing the same.
So, what do you need to do when you move to Spain?
- NIE number and EU citizen resident status in Spain
If you have never worked in Spain before then you will need to get an NIE (número de identidad de extranjero). To do this you have to go to either the Oficina de Extranjeros or in some cases directly to the National Police station in your town or city. You can find more information through this link.
Technically if you are coming to live in Spain you should request the Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Unión (residence card for EU citizens in Spain) immediately. However, this requires you to either have private health insurance or to be registered with social security in Spain. Therefore, my advice is to explain this and request a temporary NIE (the one on white paper). You can use this document to complete all the following steps (including opening a bank account), and then return to the immigration office to request your residence card.
When applying for a NIE, you will need to bring your passport and the completed application form (with photocopies). They will give you a form to take to a suitable bank (ask which banks in your area accept these payments) to pay the fee (around €7), and then return to finish the application process.
- Open a bank account
In the UK you need utility bills as proof of address to open a bank account. In Spain you need the NIE. Really you need your residence card, but if you go to the bank with your temporary NIE, explaining that you will bring the permanent document once you are registered as self-employed, they will usually accept this.
- Register as self-employed
I arrived in Spain in February this year, two months before the end of the tax year in the UK. According to British legislation, as I had spent more than six months of the 2014-2015 tax year in the UK, then I was a UK tax resident for that year. This gave me some time to sort out a house and various other things before becoming self-employed in Spain.
It also had the added benefit of allowing me to become self-employed in Spain at the beginning of the second quarter, giving me three months before having to complete my first tax returns (which are done quarterly in Spain). It is worth thinking about this when making the move as it might make your life easier!
To register as self-employed you have to go to the AEAT (Agencia Tributaria). All the forms are now electronic – you fill them in online, print them and then hand them in at your nearest tax office. I couldn't get the online form to work, so I went in, and one of the staff helped me to complete the form on a computer there. I want to mention that I have found the staff to be very helpful and friendly at every step of the way, and they have really eased what could have otherwise been quite a painful process.
You need to fill in a Modelo 036 if you are going to be working with any companies that are not based in Spain, and you need to register on the ROI (Registro de Operadores Intracomunitarios) as this will give you an EU-VAT number, which I would say is essential for anyone in our line of work.
- Register with Social Security
This was another step that was easier than I had feared. Spanish friends had warned me that at the INSS they can make your life difficult. The advice I had been given was to wear a low-cut top… however, without any provocative clothing, I found the person who attended me to be friendly and helpful. Follow this link for the application form.
If you have never been self-employed in Spain before you are now entitled to discounts on your self-employment contributions for different amounts of time, with varying discounts. Please follow the link for more information.
- Residence card
Now you have this, you will have to return to the Extranjería to apply for your residence card. As with the NIE, you will have to take photocopies of your passport and the signed application form, as well as the other documents as described here (your social security registration). You will have to pay a fee of around €10, in the same way as for the NIE.
If you are not an EU citizen, or have other particularities about your situation, this link should be useful.
- Health card
With your social security number, you can now go to any doctor's surgery and ask for your health card, which will give you access to public health services in Spain.
- Empadronamiento (registration at the local Council for residence and voting purposes)
They may or may not request this for your residence card application. I had to have it as I had previously been on the EU citizens' register at a different address. However, if you are going to spend more than 6 months in the country it is a legal requirement, and also gives you the right to vote in elections. It is a very simple process – just turn up and fill out a short form. Don't forget to take your passport and NIE or residence card with you. They will take their own photocopies.
Do you have any experiences of moving abroad to share? Or any questions or doubts about moving your business abroad? If so, I'd love to hear from you! Please leave a comment below.


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In addition to Destiny's first birthday, today marks the 20th anniversary of the original PlayStation releasing in America.
The original PlayStation launched in North America 20 years ago today! http://t.co/XPbiFwLmW4 #20YearsOfPlay pic.twitter.com/qy5SmFc1X2
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) September 9, 2015
Which means it's time to reminisce!
Happy 20th birthday Playstation! Thanks for all the gaming memories! #20YearsOfPlay pic.twitter.com/JFtavJPSrR
— SnowJake (@foxaddict94) September 9, 2015
@PlayStation i took that day off because i was heading to @Target that morning buy PS1 wBattle Arena Toshinden Ridge Racer #20YearsOfPlay
— Oscar Muñoz (@oscarinmv) September 9, 2015
Bought mine in June of 1996. Huge @PlayStation fan ever since. The promise of FFVII got me. #20YearsOfPlay #PSXP https://t.co/OiQc4Ft3eb
— Jeremy (@takeshikitano3) September 9, 2015
…Oh god, so am I. Goddammit.
I'm older than @PlayStation ?… Oh the memories though for 20 years ?!! #20YearsOfPlay
— Robbie (@Robabay) September 9, 2015
All these icons, and only two of them are still around.
#20YearsOfPlay Remember all the games that game out for the PS1 pic.twitter.com/KBoEc4gwOe
— Dollow Rlance (@DollowR) September 9, 2015
20 Years ago the Playstation 1 hit the shores of the US. With it started the Metal Gear Legacy #20YearsOfPlay #gaming pic.twitter.com/y0F9eu01ni
— Devir (@DevirOf42) September 9, 2015
Now it's time to ask: what are YOUR favorite PlayStation games?
@GigawattConduit 1: Metal Gear Solid, Xenogears, Final Fantasy VIII, Symphony of the Night, Chrono Cross, PaRappa
— Good Ass Uzi Tweets™ (@DavidUzumeri) September 9, 2015
@GigawattConduit 2: Metal Gear Solid 2, Final Fantasy XII, ICO, then my PS2 got stolen out of my dorm room.
— Good Ass Uzi Tweets™ (@DavidUzumeri) September 9, 2015
@GigawattConduit I really loved the original Jet Moto game.
— Katie Schenkel (@JustPlainTweets) September 9, 2015
@GigawattConduit Metal Gear Solid, Jak and Daxter, last of us I guess, and uh…….. Bloodborne
— XCamm (@papercamm) September 9, 2015
Spent countless memorable hours on Abe's Oddworld, Twisted Metal, Resident Evil, Crash Bandicoot & more. Happy #20YearsOfPlay @Sony & Thanks
— Andrew (@andy_r_blank) September 9, 2015
?#20YearsOfPlay @PlayStation @Sony pic.twitter.com/m2ULw9qH3C
— MC (@ReckfuIIy) September 9, 2015
Isn't FF7 great BECAUSE it's ridiculous?
@GigawattConduit FFVII was the first game I played on the PS, so I have fond memories of it. Even though it's ridiculous.
— Sarah (@art_ticulate) September 9, 2015
Symphony of the Night, tho.
Symphony of the Night was my jam. #20yearsofplay
— GeekyGlassesTV (@GeekyGlassesTV) September 9, 2015
Time to ask the Twinfinite Staff!
Ishmael: "PS1: FF7; PS2: Devil May Cry/GTA Vice City; PS3: Last of Us"
Yami: "Shit, this is tough um…PlayStation 1, FF8 or 9; PS2, GTA 3; PS3, Catherine; PS4: UNTIL DAWN FO LYFE"
Ed: "Crash Bandicoot or GTFO"
Thom: "PSOne: Metal Gear Solid, Crash Bandicoot: Warped, Spyro: Gateway to Glimmer, Tomb Raider
PS2: Metal Gear Solid 3, GTA San Andreas. PS3: The Last of Us, Uncharted 2, Demon's Souls
PS4: Bloodborne"
Chaz: "SPYRO 4 LYFE…but for each generation, FF7 for PS1, Frequency for PS2, Infamous for PS3"
Sharon: "Kingdom Hearts 2, Uncharted 2, Jak 3, FF-anything-but-13, Folklore"
Rob: "Ugh, Spyro 2, Spyro the Dragon, Crash 2, ratchet & clank 2, TIMESPLITTERS 2"
Justin (Hey, that's me!): "Spyro 3, Crash 3, Ratchet&Clank: Up Your Arsenal, Ratchet Deadlocked, Sly 2, Jak 3, Infamous 2, Resistance 3, Infamous Second Son"
What are your favorite PlayStation games? What do you plan on doing to celebrate 20 years of Play? Let us know in the comments below!


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To wrap up our 2016 Rewind series, here's a round-up of the top news stories in our community. Never a dull moment in Ottawa's most exciting suburb! Continue reading
To wrap up our 2016 Rewind series, here's a round-up of the top news stories in our community. Never a dull moment in Ottawa's most exciting suburb! Continue reading
We love hearing from the community about issues and stories that are important to them. Here are five "Letters to the Editor" that stood out in 2016. You can click on any of the links to read the full letter. (This post is part of our end-of-year 2016 Rewind series. Read more here…) Continue reading
(Above: Barn at the Bradley-Craig farm. Photo by Steve Garecke.)
There was bad news and there was good news for heritage buildings in Stittsville in 2016.
First, the bad. In January, I took part in a multi-hour marathon in front of Planning Committee at City Hall where residents and community groups tried to convince councillors to stop the demolition and relocation of the Bradley-Craig barn to Munster. The debate was so long that councillors ordered in pizza, and one fell asleep. In the end, the committee and City Council voted to allow the barn's owner, Richcraft, to dismantle the building piece-by-piece and move it to Saunders Farm. A new development, probably big box stores or a strip mall, will be built in its place. Continue reading
(PHOTO: Aerial photo of Fairwinds. Photo by @TwitchxB.)
Retirement homes, car dealerships and density. Those are the three words I'd choose to sum up the development proposals we saw this year in Stittsville. Continue reading
(The Stittsville Jane's Walk makes a stop in front of Hudson's Insurance on Stittsville Main Street. Photo by Barry Gray.)
At the start of January of this year I wrote: "Compared to this time last year, I'd say the prospects for Stittsville Main Street are definitely looking up." The same thing could be said today as well. It's been an encouraging year. Continue reading
(Barred Owl (also known as a hoot owl, for its distinctive call) in Fairwinds North, photo by Desiree McCarthy.)
If you ask me, the best thing about living in Stittsville is the abundance of nature right at our doorstep — and sometimes, right at our bus stop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJQvgUfete8 Continue reading
(PHOTO: Just Shawarma owner Nedal Atieh.)
With an exploding population, it's no surprise that we've also had lots of interesting new businesses open up in Stittsville in 2016. Many of them were related in some way to food.
Every day this week StittsvilleCentral.ca will look back at some of the most interesting stories from 2016. We'll kick it off with our favourite profiles and stories about the incredible people who make Stittsville such a dynamic place to live.


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Ayesha Takia Biography
Birth name:Ayesha Takia
Nick Name :Ayesh
Born On : 10th April 1985
Birth Place : kashmir
Nationality : Indian
Ethnicity : Indian
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Ayesha Height and Weight
Height: 5ft 5 / 165 cm
Weight: 55kg / 123lbs
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Ayesha Takia has appeared in the famous I'm a Complan Girl campaign along with Shahid Kapoor. Later, she was part of the music video, Falguni Pathak's Meri Chunar Udd Udd Jaye, when she was just 15 years old. Ayesha's appearance in the music video, Shake It Daddy, when she was sixteen, got her a break in the film industry. She signed a contract for Socha Na Tha and then for Taarzan: The Wonder Car. But the latter was released first and can be called her debut film. While Ayesha has acted in a number of films, many of them have done quite badly at the box office. However, the actress was highly praised for her work in Dor (2006), a small budget film in which she played the role of a young widowed Rajasthani woman living in a traditional joint family.
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ayesha dated ashmit patel for a while but soon broke up with him after his mms clip was realised with riya sen.On 1 March 2009, Takia married her boyfriend Farhan Azmi, who has chains of hotels and the son of politician Abu asim azim.
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Favorite Food: Hyderabadi Briyani, Pizza,Pasta
Favorite spot: london
Favorite perfume:Armani Code
Favorite Color: Black
Favorite Brands: Mango, Zara
Favorite vehicle: BMW
Favorite cuisine:Italian, French
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6 mistakes architects make with website design
1. Esoteric navigation
The number one mistake architects when with their websites is usability. As a profession we have a tendency to test what is possible and be creative. With websites that means looking at new ways of how we might use them. Unfortunately we often just confuse our audience and we don't give the reader the value and information they are looking for. This is becoming so widespread that architects are actually getting a bad name online. There's a site called Websites That Suck, and there's an entire section dedicated to architects!
Here's a quote from it,
"Zaha Hadid won the "Nobel Prize" of architecture so I went to her web site. If her architecture is as bad as her web site, you'll never be able to get into — or out of — her buildings."
Poor Zaha, she's probably devastated to know someone doesn't like her site. But what does Vincent Flanders, the author of Web Pages That Suck, have against Zaha's website? Well he explains that pretty clearly in his video review of her site here.
The main issue is what Mr Flanders describes as Mystery Meat Navigation. This is when people design sites which look incredibly cool and have some amazing animated graphics that lead the user in a stunning and innovative, but often obtuse, way through the site. Pretty cool right? Well yes, but more no.
Let's start off by understanding the value of what architects achieve (or attempt to achieve) by using this type of Mystery Meat Navigation. It's really about trying to say "look at this amazing website design. Our firm is so innovative, we can do the same thing with your building." This is what I call an emotive response website. It attempts to wow the user not by its content, but by its immediate impact. Unfortunately this only works the first time a user comes to the site, and often it frustrates rather than being inspiring.
Check out architects websites that amaze and confound to see more examples of this type of mystery meat navigation. These types of sites also tend to be visually rich, but text poor. This focus on the visual and the novel is what drives almost all of the following issues.
2. Flash websites
To be able to create the visually animated and highly esoteric sites described in mistake #1, many websites for architects are built using software called Flash. This is software that Adobe owns and it became very popular 10 years ago when it was new and groundbreaking. The ability to be more animated may make you think that it's more advanced, but it has some serious limitations and in my opinion should be avoided at ALL cost.
Architects seem to love Flash websites, but Flash doesn't love them back
- Google has issues with Flash websites. This issue is changing, but for a long time search engines have struggled to read the text embedded in flash websites. And if Google can't read the text it has very little information to know what your site is about. So when someone does a Google search chances are your flash website will not rank as well as a better structured website like one done on WordPress (the platform this guide recommends using). Being able to rank well on Google is essential. I cannot stress this enough. Google has become so integral in how we do everything from booking a restaurant to finding an architect that if your website isn't showing up in Google results then you might as well be invisible.
- Flash doesn't work on iPhones and iPads. Apples operating system for mobile devices (iOS) doesn't support flash.
3. Having a Single URL website means no one can link to your individual projects
This is a common issue with Flash websites, but I am starting to see it in other dynamic content sites too. What happens is that when you click through to different pages on the site the URL address at the top of the browser isn't changing. This is because Flash is running like an interactive movie, not like a multi paged document. The problem with this is that people can't link to specific content on your site like your projects. This results in two problems. Bloggers and social media users can't include a link to your work in their posts or tweets. All they can do is link to your front page and let their audience hunt around. For me this isn't good enough. The last thing I want to do is send my audience a link that is going to frustrate them. So the first issue is that you prevent people from sharing your work. The second issue is that because people are not sharing your work then you end up with less "backlinks".
When someone links to your content that is called a backlink, and the more people who link to you the more valuable Google thinks your content is. So if you want a better chance of being at the top of Google search results you need as many people as possible linking to you. That's why in the introduction of this web-book I said the best thing you could do is share this site with your friends and at the end of this web-book I'm going to invite you to contact me and tell me about a site you've built using this guide so I can link back to you. By each of us linking to one another we both benefit. More on back linking later. The point here is that Flash sites with one URL really train wreck this whole process.
4. Pictures only
Architects often just present images of their projects – and lots of images. Sometimes an entire page full of picture boxes. Lots and lots and lots of images. The problem with images is that unless you're embedding text into the image Google won't know what they are about. By adding a healthy amount of text on the same page as images you give Google lots of reasons to link to you. Good text that includes information about the project and the story of creating the building is also essential if you want journalists and bloggers to talk about your projects. An image doesn't make a story, a story makes a story. Bump up the value of your text and you'll increase the audience of people viewing images. It's all about getting that combination right.
I'm a photographer and love images, but images need text to work on the internet
Too many images also make it hard for people to navigate. My view is that it's better to give people one beautiful image that you absolutely want people to see straight away rather than over whelming them with too much choice. You can of course use sliders to get more images from your website real estate, but at the end of the day communication is key. What is your message and how do you deliver it as simply as possible?
5. There's no reason to come back
Architects websites tend to be one hit wonders. They're beautiful to look at the first time, but you never go back. They are static calling cards and lack any interaction or community following. Successful websites, however, tend to provide value to their audience on a regular basis. They see their website as a media stream and realize that any longer than 2 weeks without change is probably too long. If you're updating your website once a year and updating your projects in bulk then you're in the first group. You would have been better off doing small, but regular updates. The second aspect of this approach is having some way of connecting to your audience. That's where social media and email "opt-in" forms come in. While we're talking about building a community you should subscribe to our newsletter below. That way you can keep reading when we post new content.
6.Generic description
I didn't realize this until someone pointed it out to me, but almost all architect's About pages are identical. They almost always go along the lines of being a multidisciplinary, award winning practice with a wide range of successful projects. That tells the reader almost nothing and has failed to provide Google with any keywords that can be used when people search for specific needs. There is a whole page dedicated to this topic later in the web-book here.
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I'm not saying fraud is involved here but for lack of a better place to put it. This is as good as any - perhaps a "problem merchants" forum would be nice.
I previously sent them 600 clicks with no sales and after our latest parasite issue and communications with them, I agreed to remarket them.
Well another 800 clicks and no sales. The vistors I send them are highly targeted to what users are looking for so I just have to say something is very wrong here.
I just thought I'd pass it along for those of you who may be thinking of promoting them in the future. Maybe somebody else will come in and say they convert fine but this seems very fishy to me! I suggest you stay away from them!
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Good advice Happypoon as they aren't even approaching the norm of 1 sale per 200 clicks.
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New York City, NY (PressExposure) September 01, 2011 -- NetCom Learning, the premier provider of IT and business training solutions is set to launch its latest webinar as a part of Sneak Peak for Geek Week 2, a series of online mini-classes that cover the latest and greatest IT topics and technologies.
This webinar takes a no-nonsense approach to studying Cryptography with "Geek Week 2: Cryptography-Shopping at the Crypto-Mart." World-renowned Information Security Specialist and CISSP, Larry Greenblatt, will give students an interactive look at IT Encryption Services.
Scheduled for September 9th, the webinar will explain how all encryption services use three algorithm types. Greenblatt believes that many descriptions of encryption services get too mathematical; he will explain how they all use symmetric, asymmetric, and hashing algorithms to provide Confidentiality, Authenticity, Integrity, and Non-repudiation. The webinar will include an Intro to Crypto, Symmetric, Asymmetric and Hashing Algorithms, Cryptosystems, Key Management, and Threats, Vulnerabilities and Exploits.
Russell Sarder, Chairman and CEO of NetCom Learning believes the encryption services webinar at NetCom Learning is ideal for IT security students because it provides a greater understanding of how encryption services work.
"Understanding Cryptography doesn't have to be hard. Presentation is key, and NetCom Learning has world-class instructors who enjoy teaching and therefore attract students who enjoy learning," Sarder said.
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Delightful rarities in today's world of vast dining rooms where the décor is often more notable than the cuisine, the refined Four Seasons Restaurant is separated from the vibrant Tintagel Restaurant by a well-designed circular buffet. There is also the smaller Heligan Room with ash wood and gold fabrics which many past guests enjoy. In the informal Secret Garden Café, there's an al fresco ambience at breakfast and lunch; as well as popular Indian, Thai and Indonesian-themed buffet dinners.
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SCOTLAND'S jobs market is flourishing with more than 10,000 new opportunities being created in just two years.
The Employer Skills Survey also says that firms are spending more than ever before on training opportunities for employees.
The analysis of some 6,000 businesses, commissioned by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills, found there was a 22 per cent job vacancy rise in 2013 over a two-year period.
And Scots businesses ploughed £200million into staff training, allowing the country to outperform the rest of the UK.
Chris Brodie of Skills Development Scotland said: "We're seeing big shifts both in where demand for skilled people is coming from and the types of skills employers are looking for.
"The impact of innovation and new sectors in the economy is likely to create demand for new skills sets that employers as yet can't articulate or aren't aware of."
Scotland's firms are also increasing the amount of time they allow employees to learn new skills.
Mr Brodie said: "The rising number of vacancies shows there's a lot of work to be done to ensure Scotland's future skills needs are met, and SDS are focused on this task."
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I talked to my midwife about this today. She was telling me that a few years ago she had a really great experience w/ a transfer at that hospital, she was even greeted when she got there! So she's thinking it's more the nurse than the hospital and thinks that *if* I needed to be transferred and went there, it probably wouldn't be too bad as they are under so much scrutiny over this. Let's just hope I don't need to worry about transferring.
I truly hope that nurse gets disciplined as there was absolutely no reason for her to pretty much hold that couple's baby hostage. Whether or not you believe in home birth it is everyone's right and as a nurse you should do your job if someone comes in and keep your opinions and nasty attitude to yourself and NOT hijack someones child.
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At the Games Convention in Leipzig, Sony has officially announced the release of the third-generation PlayStation Portable (PSP-3000). The new PSP model will have a built-in mic, have a enhanced LCD screen what will increase the intensity and number of colours that can be displayed. According to David Reeves, the new PSP will launch in PAL territories on October 15th 2008, retailing for EU199 (approx. $292).The new model is *just* a hardware refresh, it has a built-in microphone, an enhanced LCD screen with significantly less glare and more vibrant colors. Its also sports a smoother design and look over the PSP Slim. Unfortunatly thats it, no hard-drive, no 65nm CPU or increased battery life it seems or any of our wishes. I guess that will happen in the PSP2 ?
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Meanwhile seems Disney to make animated shorts of his superstar Mickey Mouse into the net in a pleasant regularity. Given also in wonderful classical manner, including small-picture header. Here's a little round-up to recent publications:
Mickey Mouse Cartoon – No
When people keep asking to borrow things from Mickey, he realizes that he has trouble saying "No" and turns to Donald for help.
Mickey Mouse Cartoon – Wonders of the Deep
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy must save Professor Von Drake after accidentally jettisoning him out of a submarine.
Mickey Mouse Cartoon – Wonders of the Deep
Mickey enters a rodeo competition in order to bail his friends out of a desperate situation.
Mickey Mouse Cartoon – Roughin' It
Mickey'??s dream of camping the old fashioned way is threatened after Donald shows up in a state-of-the-art RV.
Mickey Mouse Cartoon – Wish Upon a Coin
Mickey and Minnie's wish to live happily ever after is put in danger after Pete steals all the coins from the wishing well.
Mickey Mouse Cartoon – Movie Time
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
The Snackie That Almost Wasn't
So I soak the lentils for 30 mins at first, as I'm on a schedule.
Prior to draining the lentils, I chop a couple of small red onions.
However, when R recommends the food processor (which I don't have), I figure I'll just mush it by hand. A fork, a wooden spoon, and a potato masher later, I figure I'll toss it in my mortar. This is even more of a pain in the ass, although it slowly does the trick.
I throw my hands up, and decide to nap instead of snack before work.
Before heading to work however, I throw the lentils and onion back into water (I know, I'm not supposed to soak the onions, but they were mixed by this point). Coming back from work, I try to mash again -- to no avail.
Fully frustrated by now, I decide to cook the damn lentils, and make the paste from fully cooked and mashed lentils. I cook the lentils with a smidge of water (as I don't want it thinned out at all!), stirring constantly.
After about 30 mins, I turn the heat off, and add some spices (cinnamon, cumin, coriander, and paprika), and let it cool and solidify.
When the lentils cooled, I heated some oil, and put the lentils in by teaspoonful. However, this also failed, as the lentils merely became oil colored brown by the addition of lentils.
As I am determined to eat this snack by the gods, I added a copious amount of potato starch, and put by the teaspoon onto a cookie sheet which was popped in the freezer.
I also took this opportunity to have a tea break.
When cleaning up the mess on the stove, please feel free to spill half of the oil mixture ON the stove, making a larger mess to clean.
Stove cleaned, I heated more oil and removed the fully frozen lentil balls from the freezer. Hesitant, I dropped one into the oil.
It fried, it fried, and it kept its shape! Victory! I happily fried the rest of them.
Verdict: WAY less potato starch. As Mister pointed out: starch thickens when cooked. These had so much starch that you could taste it. Not fun. But, still fried and fairly tasty.
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This is absolutely, hands-down, *totally* the funniest thing I've read all week, counting from last Sunday. You poor food-processor-less darling. Get a small one? I'm all for going green, but the only true alternative to a food processor (for Indian recipes anyway) is what Bengalis call a sheel-nora. I can't find a single picture online, so I think I'll have to take a picture and upload, for the good of eco-friendly men and women everywhere ;-)ReplyDelete
For now, it's a flat piece of stone (sheel) with a roughened top, and a cylindrical pestle, also roughened (nora). You lay the lentils on the flat surface and roll the nora rhythmically back and forth till you get a lovely grainy paste.
I thought it was something like that. I was thinking of theoretically how to process it, and something flat and rolling was what I came up with. :-\ReplyDelete


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Here we go, let's take the Caravan for another tour. Same Palace, with a brand new customized flavor. On the shelves and on the road. The surprise breakout band of the last decade, the apostles of Electro Swing and precursors of a laidback yet terribly upbeat trend, is coming up with an evocative second album: Panic! This time, Caravan Palace takes us even farther than their first album (that sold more than 150 000 copies) and continues an amazing adventure almost started by accident.
Their strength lies in their common passion for electronic music. Charles, Arnaud and Hughes, the initial trio, dig swing, especially gypsy jazz, and try their hands at the genre's traditional instruments: guitar, double bass and violin. That's where this peculiar mixture of classical Django and new trendy electro comes from. And it's far better than those retro futuristic sounds… because it swings. A few myspace posts later and they have almost doubled in size, enrolling Chapi and the boisterous Colotis in the band.
They start touring long before they even think about releasing an album. And everything clicks in 2007, during the Django Reinhardt Festival in Samois. Terrified to be part of the gypsy jazz pantheon, they gather speed and steam and create a real posse (not unlike hip-hop) that follows them everywhere. The word is out, their breakout song, Jolie Coquine, is playing everywhere. The record is released a year later, and it's an immediate hit. They soon tour France and Europe. The show peaks at the Olympia. The room is packed, people go crazy… listening to swing. This has never happened before.
But during the autumn of 2010, they stop and take a month off to start thinking about the new album. How do they come up with new songs? Every member of the band works in his own musical lab before exchanging files at night. The same process starts over the next day. And when the others react instinctively, it's generally a good sign. The basic rhythm of the first album has mutated into sophisticated beats, less gimmicky, more varied and enriched with sounds flirting with the frontiers of trip-hop. They still love Massive Attack, they still dig the creative minds of Ninja Tune, Isolée's minimal electro vibe or Gorillaz's grand hip-hop rock bazaar. Only the best of the best. But they also rediscover thirties and forties swing jazz, artists like Fletcher Henderson, or the less mainstream musicians like Charlie Chavers and Mildred Bailey.
Six months later, forty-something titles pile up. It's time to regroup in the studio… where fifteen vintage keyboards are waiting. Tirelessly, the band tries new things, merges styles and makes creative decisions. Fourteen titles are soon emerging. The petulant voice of Colotis is booming again and the old friend Cyrille-Aimée is back on two songs. And don't forget to include Toustou in the Caravan.
Gaucho, a gypsy jazz sextet, was formed in 2002. While they base much of their repertoire in the music of Django Reinhart and the gypsy jazz of 1930's Europe, they also find inspiration in the rhythmic drive and collective improvisation of New Orleans swing music and the "gut bucket" sound. Gaucho is a first-rate ensemble, playing the music they love with boundless energy, passion, and humor.
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Augusta State and USC Aiken won their women's basketball games on Thursday night, setting up a clash of top-25 teams on Saturday.
Augusta State, which cracked the top 25 in the NCAA Division II poll earlier this week, beat Armstrong Atlantic 66-47 in Savannah, Ga. The Lady Jaguars are ranked 24th in the poll.
USC Aiken, No. 6 in the poll, beat Flagler 65-40 in Aiken.
Augusta State plays host to USC Aiken at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.
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A MAN who was found after going missing in bushland near Chillagoe 28 days ago endured temperatures of almost 40C and survived on butterflies, freshwater mussels and fruit.
Shoeless, shirtless and 15kg lighter, Stephen Currie was discovered by locals on a remote track about 10km outside the west Tableland town on Tuesday afternoon, surprising authorities who had abandoned a search three weeks ago.
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The 40-year-old was reported missing on December 29, sparking an extensive air and land search of the rugged terrain, including the area's mineshafts and caves.
``By all money I thought he was gone,'' Mareeba police Det Sen-Constable Vince Marcel said.
``It's unbelievable.
``I phoned his mother straight away after (hearing) that.
``His family lives in Victoria and they've been calling me every couple of days. They were obviously beside themselves.''
When the search was scaled back in early January, as the mercury was peaking around 40 degrees most days, police had been at a loss to understand his disappearance.
Described as ``a bit of a loner'', all they knew is he had left his caravan around 8.30am and walked towards the town's industrial area.
Sen-Constable Marcel said when he spoke to police on Tuesday he told them he had gone for a walk that morning, but become disoriented in the bushland.
``He tried to follow the Walsh River back to town, but became lost again,'' he said.
``He made bedding out of bark and slept in sand covered with paper bark.
``Each day he would go for a walk and see if he found a track and eventually he was found by one of the locals out on one.
``He just had a pair of shorts on - no shoes, no hat, no provisions.''
The river became his saviour during the 28-day ordeal, for drinking water, food and guidance.
Local landowner and councillor Alan Pedersen said the river saved his life.
``A lot of the water this time of year is saturated with bacteria,'' he said.
``We had nothing (rain) for weeks and the water in the creek went black and that stuff would kill you.
``It's pretty rocky country, even along the Walsh - not the sort of thing you'd tackle in thongs. There's not a lot of shade either, there's trees, but it's not like rainforest.''
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As internet users become smarter proving trademark infringement in adword cases will be harder
The judgment of 21 May 2013 of Mr Justice Arnold in the Interflora v M&S trademark infringement case involving Google AdWords does not, in my opinion, vastly change the existing adword jurisprudence.
The starting point remains that using an adword matching a registered trademark is an acceptable and common practice and is part of the competitive online market. Provided the adword does not lead 'the average internet user' to believe there is some affiliation with the trademark owner, there would be no infringement of the trademark. The Interflora ruling has not changed that position and is arguably fact specific to the "rather different" nature of Interflora's business which covers a network of smaller businesses permitted to use its brands.
The finding of infringement in this case is, in my view, correct based on the facts and the Interflora business model. Enough Internet users would have believed that M&S were part of the Interflora network or had a commercial tie-in with them, thus adversely affecting the origin function of the Interflora trademark.
But what of the 'average, reasonably well-informed internet user' from whose position the judge had to consider the facts?
Arnold J went into detail analysing the concept of the 'average consumer' in trademark case law, concluding that such a consumer is synonymous with the 'average, reasonably observant internet user' standard that has arisen through the body of adwords decisions.
I believe that the identity and number of 'average, reasonably well-informed and reasonably observant internet users' and the risk that they may be confused by adwords containing trademarks, will change over time. In my view, this will occur because of ever increasing levels of internet use, coupled with the general developing shrewdness and understanding internet users have of advertising practices on the web.
The judge's decision supports the view that internet literacy has increased and continues to do so, with the judge commenting: "I consider that internet users are more likely to be aware both that there is a distinction (between natural search results and paid adwords) and the broad nature of the distinction than they were in May 2008", (the time the acts complained of commenced).
The judgment therefore already recognises a change in the awareness of internet users.
The concept of a 'significant proportion' of internet users was often referred to in the Interflora decision. If that level of user assumes a connection with the brand owner, there would be infringement.
If, as I hypothesise, internet users are continuing to increase in number and in smartness, the proportion of those who may be confused will consequently fall.
Also, if, as the judge states, ill-informed and unobservant users are to be discounted, then I believe a trademark owner will have a harder time in future satisfying the requirement that a 'significant proportion' of users are confused, other than in cases of flagrant abuse of a brand.
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Bonds Men's Fit Trunk 2-Pack - Gravel/Parrot - L
Pay less here for this top brand!
Supportive nilo-braid | Stretch seams for movement
Available in men's sizing - see size chart for correct fit
Bonds create cool, comfy and colourful pieces, making the brand a top choice and much loved staple of Australian's wardrobes. From tops, to bottoms and more, there's something for everyone in this heavily discounted range!
- Bonds apparel
- Men's sizing
- Style: Fit trunk
- Colour: Gravel/Parrot
- Pack contents: two per pack
- Materials: Cotton/elastane
- Functional flyfront
- Stitch seams for movement
- Nilo-braid for support
- Leg binds prevent ride up


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Perfect accompaniment for a day at the beach, Camping trip or even just for some garden fun.
Large scale version of the classic game- you move up and down the snakes and ladders after you roll the included large inflatable dice.
Hours of fun to be had by people of all ages!
Large Inflatable Dice included 4 markers included Size: 150x150 CM (59"x59") Comes With A repair patch incase of any accidents
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Aydinbey Kings Palace Spa and Resort, Colakli
Aydinbey Kings Palace Spa and Resort Overview
Our customers think this is great for...
Hotel facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference center
- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Grocery/convenience store
- Massage
- Restaurant(s) in hotel
- Room service
- Swimming pool - outdoor
Room facilities
- Hair dryer
- Minibar
- Satellite television service
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05 July 2016
Loved this Hotel
Steven Norbury, Thetford
This is the first time that I have booked a hI day that was not a package deal. After loads of time searching reviews I chose this hotel. Now that I'm back from the holiday I have to say I will be returning. For a large hotel it was clean and tidy, the staff were polite and always willing to make your stay a good stay. The range of food was excellent with some unidentifiable food combinations there is always good for everyone including samolina for breakfast! Although it is German orientated the many staff do speak various languages and all prices in the area are in Euros. The Turkish Lira is not there first choice which is very strange. Back to the hotel, it boast two nice pools with three water slides and your never to old to have ago. It has an entertainments arena which they do put on some very good shows with a kids disco pretty much every night. I could not find a fault at all with my stay.
The best thing about my stay was...You were made to feel welcome
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