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Hôtel du Boeuf
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We are going to THIS castle, Le Château de Lude, a little more than
We cross Vaas, where an old watermill awaits visitors, maybe on the way back?
We come to Lude and follow the signs for Château. At the reception we get our tickets, a tour will start within 20 minutes, and to prepare ourselves, we get a printed version of the tour in Dutch. This is a privately owned castle, still inhabited by the duke and duchess and their children.
While we are waiting, a lady storms by, telling us to stand near a chain and that she will return soon (yes, this is our guide) We see her running up and down the entrance and then she comes near us.
We follow her through the castle. She has a story in every room. The rooms have furniture of al kinds. The walls are decorated, the ceilings painted. There are pictures and portraits and paintings, it is all very nice. In every room she asks us to come to one side, then she needs to pass: 'pardon, merci' and at the end of every story she asks if we have questions. Sometimes I cannot understand her, but that is because she is telling something in English.
The trip stops in the old kitchen that is in the cellar. Here we may enter into the garden.
This was a nice Château, a nice tour, a bit hilarious by the French Superrapide, but brought to us by a totally dedicated guide! (and for all of you who are able to speak English: not everywhere in the world, people can learn and practice with other and better English speakers.
The same goes for native English speakers with their French. How this happens I will tell you in a minute)
We take the shortest way back again, as it offers another road and view of the landscape. We cross Vaas again, and I want to visit the watermill.
When we arrive, a note learns us that the mill is open for groups all season, but for individuals only on Sundays:(
This is a pity. I have visited a watermill in
In Chateau du Loir (another village near Marçon) we cross the E. Leclerc. This is really a Hyper Marché, it is so big. (but there are bigger markets still, you can't buy cars in this one). Here they have the same small bedsheets, but another variety: 2 x 80 x 200. so we buy those (these are 2 sheets connected in the middle, but having the head and footpart free. Not what we expected, but a good solution) And I wanted to replace my good old Sony. In
Here I decide to buy a Nikon Coolpix F18 (I have been playing around with it, and it is great fun) and from now on, my pictures will be made with this camera (as long as my daughter will not borrow! It)
In the evening we want to eat out in the only restaurant in town 'Hotel du Boeuf'.
At 19:31h I try to open the door, it is stuck, so I help it with my foot, still stuck. The door bends and I think the root cause is the lock that is still on it. So we take a walk through the village and see the Epi Service (a tiny supermarket that used to be a Spar) the café/bar/tabac/seller of journals and the market square with its typical trees and under them a few couches***
We walk towards a little couch*** when we see a British Audi with a man and a woman in it coming towards us and stopping.
The window of the woman is open. She shows us a paper, and taps her finger on the address asks "Here?" (If this is the best French after 3 years of education, why should anybody learn English??) When we answer in English they are so relieved. We send them the right way (yes we are so nice). I know there is no such thing as coincidence!
At a quarter to eight, we enter the "Hotel du Boeuf".
This restaurant is clean, neat, has special decorating and the food is cheap and delicious!!!!!
The waiter is from
We order, he brings some snacks to start with (they are not on the menu, I asked their name, but forgot.) they are delicious, then the starter (forgot to take a picture so anxious was I to start) the main dish, so nice. He brings the card so we can choose our sweet.
Caroline wants ice, but I go for coffee. The ice is big and tastes great, the coffee is served with chocolate balls, so chocolately delicious. If I eat here twice a week I will end up more obese than the German father and son in
When we pay we meet the cook, a lovely lady (we think the waiters mother.)
She is so pleased to know we liked it. He is so proud that we liked her food.
I promise him: "Je dirais a mes amis d'aller manger ici", so I keep my word and give this to you all: when you are near Marçon, eat at "Hotel du Boeuf"!!


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So, Google just dropped some news that they're changing the long-held name of Google Apps for Education to just "G Suite for Education".
Google says in their email to Edu users, "Today we're introducing a new name that better reflects this mission: G Suite for Education." Alrighty then.
There's more from their official blog post: "G Suite is a set of intelligent apps—Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Hangouts, and more—designed to bring people together, with real-time collaboration built in from the start. And there's a lot more on the way. Because we believe that when organizations break down silos, connect people and empower them to work together, we get the speed, agility and impact needed to compete in today's market."
In short, today it looks like not much has changed for Google for Education users, but the branding will be updated in the coming days and weeks. There's so many blog posts, books, pages, and tutorials full of GAFE branding - looks like we'll all have to get used to the new name, G Suite. However, as an acronym, does GSFE really have the same ring to it?


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Man does Google have a lot of products. From mapping the surface of Mars to selling radio ads, Google is everywhere. And with the stock price currently hovering around $515, I guess all of these products that they keep rolling out must driving a lot of revenue, right? Well, some do, but others can only be classified as fun engineering projects that are a long ways away from every generating a cent for the Big G.
I figured it would be fun to grade Google's various products and services on two factors – first, the current revenue they bring in, and second, the potential for revenue in the future. The scores from both of these factors will then be combined to give each product one overall grade.
For the record, I'm not grading on a curve, and due to the shear number of products Google offers, I'm not even going to justify any of my grades! That being said, if you really want to know the explanation for a grade, wait until after class and then write a comment to this blog.
So, without further ado, Blogation's Google Grades (Grades are ordered as followed – current, future, overall):
AdSense: A, B+, A-
AdWords: A+, A+, A+
Blogger: A-, A-, A-
Domain Park: A, B+, A-
Gmail: A-, A, A
Toolbar: A, A, A
Dean's List:
Analytics: B+, B+, B+
Base: C, B+, B
Checkout: B, A-, B+
Enterprise Search: B, B, B
Finance: B-, B, B
iGoogle: C, B-, B-
Maps: B, A-, B+
PageCreator: C-, A, B+
Talk: B, B+, B+
Extra Study Hall Time Needed
Adwords Audio: C, C+, C+
Calendar: C, C+, C+
Desktop: C-, B-, C+
Docs & Spreadsheets: C, B-, C+
Earth: B-, C+, C+
Groups: C, C, C
Picassa: C-, C+, C
News: D-, C, C-
AdWords Print: D-, D-, D-
Orkut: D, D-, D-
Web Accelerator: D, D-, D
Overall GPA: 2.65 (C+)
C+ sounds pretty harsh (OK, fine, I'll give them a C++) but remember that this is the overall score – Google's great products are brought down by the struggling class clowns.
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I would give Web Accelerator F- because when I installed it half of the websites that used JS or AJAX did not open properly and after removing it everything got back to normal. I'd say that this tool was a big waist of time both for me and google
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The Hornets will try to turn LeBron James into a long-range jump shooter on Monday night.
Heavy Rotation
New Orleans carved up Miami in the half court on November 5. The Heat were powerless to stop the Hornets' basic pick-and-roll attack, and allowed the frontcourt troika of David West, Emeka Okafor and Jason Smith to combine for 53 points on 40 true shots -- the vast majority of which were catches from Chris Paul coming off a pick-and-roll. Apart from Paul's otherworldly vision, there's no magic to what the Hornets do. They rightly assume the defense will trap Paul, which means the roll man -- West, Okafor and Smith -- is open from midrange unless another Heat defender rotates over to put a body on him. If the rotation does arrive promptly, then here's where Paul really distinguishes himself as an artist. He'll simply make the pass to the man left open by the rotation. Either way, a capable jump-shooting big man is facing up for an uncontested shot from 17 feet. Even though the Hornets have struggled offensively over the past month, the Heat have some tough choices to make. Court-smart veterans Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Erick Dampier understand the Heat's pick-and-roll coverages, but don't have the speed to make that rotation in time. The fleet-footed Joel Anthony moves well, but was caught off-guard repeatedly in New Orleans with poor defensive reads.
Get Creative
The red carpet rolled out by the teams from Northern California this past weekend for LeBron James and Dwyane Wade? The Hornets don't operate like that, and they also feature a steady transition defense that gets back the instant their shot goes up. The Hornets' primary defensive objective is to lure James and Wade into a series of 20-foot jump shots. Both superstars have been hot from distance of late and they'll be tempted like crazy when they see the wall the league's fourth-ranked defense builds around the paint. Along with Atlanta's Al Horford, Okafor has turned into one of the league's most effective, roving big men. Normally, offenses like to draw opposing centers from beneath the basket. But Okafor is willing and able to meet guys like Wade and James on a dribble-drive. Rather than wait until they're at the rim and it's too late, Okafor operates as another long defender at the edge of the paint. Rather than become jump shooters, Wade and James need to look for each other off the ball. The Hornets tend to flood the strong side of the floor, which means with the right floor balance and off-ball movement, the Heat should be able to capitalize on reversals and crafty interior passes -- not only to the perpetually open Arroyo on the wing, but to the superstars on the kinds of weak side cuts and curls we saw on the Heat's recent 4-0 road trip.
Bosh on the Spot
David West might not take home any hardware for NBA All-Defense, but Monty Williams has the Hornets playing a strong brand of interior-defense-by-committee. Not unlike the Jazz, whose physicality and constant presence made Bosh uncomfortable, the Hornets will not allow the Heat's power forward to get comfortable at his favorite spot at the high post. Watch the film from the first meeting and you'll see Okafor -- even though his defensive assignment was the Heat's center -- watching Bosh's every move off the screen. On Miami pick-and-rolls, the Hornets jumped out on Carlos Arroyo, Wade and James, while Okafor almost reflexively moved toward Bosh, smothering him in open space. If the Hornets body up on Bosh much the way they did in New Orleans, he needs to find a way to draw contact. In Game 1, he didn't earn a single trip to the stripe. Given his quickness and the Hornets' willingness to play close, that shouldn't happen. Bosh has put together a string of solid performances on the glass recently, a trend he'll have to continue on Monday night because one rebound -- his total in 34 minutes at New Orleans -- won't get the job done. Because the Hornets' pick-and-roll attack scrambles the Heat's big men, Bosh often found himself out of position for a carom and beaten to the ball by Okafor and West. Bosh stated on Saturday that his fluency with the Heat's defensive schemes -- something he didn't have in the early part of the season -- should help in this capacity.
Size Matters
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said on Saturday that his capacity to play conventional lineups has helped stabilize the Heat in recent days. Mario Chalmers logged a DNP-CD in New Orleans and the Heat hadn't yet inked Dampier to a deal. The Heat relied on some small lineups, the Haslem-Bosh frontcourt and too much Eddie House in that game. As a result, Miami got punished in the paint on putbacks, and dribble-penetration. The Heat simply can't allow the Hornets to shoot 21-for-31 from 10 feet in. Expect Dampier to help in this capacity. He's not necessarily the guy you want to run a blitz at Paul on a high screen attack, and he might not be as effective challenging those face-up jumpers, but he's a space-eater who is constitutionally unwilling to let his counterparts in the frontcourt get easy looks inside or, even more, allow guards to dance into the paint without thinking twice. The Heat could also use a hand from James tonight. Miami might be better served by having James check some of that dribble-penetration, even if it means leaving Ariza, a 30 percent shooter from the arc, on the weak side. Force Paul to the sideline (easier said than done) and the Heat can eliminate a lot of risk on the back side of their defense.
Manifest Destiny
The Heat have won each of the eight games on their winning streak by double-digits. They've developed a strong belief there isn't a game on the schedule that isn't winnable. Miami has cultivated a swagger -- cockiness with a purpose -- which they unleash during their big second and third quarter runs. Fueled by strong defensive stands that ignite easy transition buckets, these "skirmishes" -- as the Heat call these spells -- break the back of the opposition. The Heat have been carrying around ugly early-season losses to New Orleans, Utah and Dallas. Last week, they avenged the Utah loss in resounding fashion. Next Monday, they'll have a chance to exorcise the demons from Dallas, the loss that produced "The Bump." Tonight, they must show that the softness they displayed during the loss at New Orleans was an aberration. Do that, and the conflicts and doubts that marred the first quarter of the season will seem quaint.


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Regular savings accounts: is 6% worth it?
Regular savings accounts, as the name suggests, require account holders to put away a lump sum each and every month.
In return, they often offer high interest rates - 3%, 4% and even 6% - much more than the best standard savings and cash ISAs - and better than the simplest P2P accounts.
The catch: you're starting from zero
Of course, there's a catch.
Interest rates for regular savings accounts range from between 2% and 6% AER (annual effective rate).
However, the high rates of interest are constrained, in practice, because regular savings accounts make holders start from zero.
Savers must put away a set amount every month, with the minimum regular deposit typically being between £1 and £25, and the maximum ranging from £100 to £500.
Some accounts allow us to increase the amount we put aside each month; others only allow us to put more in one month if we don't manage to put in our usual sum the previous month.
The clue is in the name really - we put aside a regular amount on a regular basis.
Interest is calculated and applied monthly.
This is important. The problem for many people comes because they think they're going to get interest calculated on the final balance at the end of the savings term.
Take, for example, those with an account offering 6% AER and a final balance of £10,000 at the end of the year. They might expect to get £600.
But as the interest is calculated on the balance at the end of each month, those savers will receive 6% AER every month on what they've managed to save so far.
The trick to calculating what we'll actually earn over the term is to work out what we'll have in the account at the end of it, then calculate interest of half the quoted rate.
Is it worth it?
Even taking that into consideration, regular savings accounts can offer some of the highest returns on stowed away cash.
|Interest after a year
|6% regular saver
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Regular savings accounts also perform an important psychological function: savers have to put away money every month. No matter the interest earned, that's valuable.
While they've disappeared somewhat now, it's still the case that some account providers offer extra incentives to get people to save in this way. Previous perks have included cash bonuses for those able to deposit more than a certain amount each month.
Others have offered switching bonuses - and the incentive still offered by at least one provider at the time of this update is the rather more feeble offer of entry into a prize draw.
That said, one of the biggest disincentives for saving in this way has recently been dealt a blow.
Thanks to the introduction of the Personal Savings Allowance, many of us can now save without being taxed on any of the interest we earn - although the risk does still exist.
In any one financial year, basic rate taxpayers can earn up to £1,000 in interest across all their taxable accounts (anything saved in an ISA is, as ever, exempt); higher rate taxpayers can earn up to £500.
We've more on how the PSA works, and how much it's possible to save in accounts with a variety of rates, in our guide to the new allowance here.
For those of us starting from scratch, a regular savings account is now just as good as saving using a tax-free account such as a cash ISA.
Furthermore, the regularity required means we can build up a small but significant sum to invest in an ISA - new or existing - next year.
There's more on making the most out of our savings using different types of account in our dedicated guide here.
The other deterrent is that of the hassle involved. This is much less easily overcome: regular accounts have a lot of restrictions and there's no way of getting around them - save not taking out a regular savings account.
In this case, traditional "lump sum" savings accounts - and the current crop of high-interest current accounts - may well be worth looking at.
Those that can cope with a little hassle for more interest should read on.
How to use them
Here are four steps to using regular savings accounts.
1. Check loyalty requirements
Banks use the spectacular interest rates they can offer with their regular savings accounts as a way to attract new customers. To enjoy the best rates available often relies on having a current account with the same bank.
Sometimes this isn't a problem - at least one of the best paying regular savers is offered by a provider with an equally attractive current account.
It's not always about the interest rates though.
Ideally we're looking for a combination of a good regular saver with a current account that best suits our everyday banking needs - and for some of us that'll be in the form of free or cheap overdraft facilities, or returns that can offset any fees we may need to pay.
Otherwise we're likely to find that the current account that gains us access to the high interest regular saver could very quickly offset any potential benefits.
In this case, savers are better off applying for a regular savings account that doesn't require a pre-existing current account.
2. Don't miss payments
Missing a monthly payment can have painful consequences.
The account can be automatically closed or the interest rate dropped altogether. Other regular savings accounts punish missed payments by limiting the overall amount that can be saved.
Some accounts aren't quite this punitive - but it's best to set up a direct debit from our current account to the regular saver as close to our monthly payday as possible in order not to take the risk of missing a deposit.
3. Don't make withdrawals
Withdrawals from the highest interest regular savings accounts are often severely punished.
Among those that do allow us to take out some of our money, it's common that we'll be limited to one or two withdrawals at most during the term of the account.
Failure to stick to this condition will again result in either the account being closed or the interest rate being dropped to that of the provider's standard easy access account - which at present can be as low as 0.1%.
4. Switch when the rate changes
The advertised interest rate for a regular savings account is usually for a fixed term only - usually one year from opening. After this date, the interest on the account will revert to a more regular rate.
In some cases the whole account will be converted to a different, less profitable, savings account.
Check the date when this will happen, set a reminder, and as soon after this point as possible, it's time to up sticks and move on to the next account.


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I've got two solutions to try. First, get into your BIOS and select default settings and save/exit and let it reboot and check for issue. If that doesn't work, the turn off PC, turn off power supply, unplug PC from power source, open up PC side panel, look for CMOS battery and pull it out, keep it out for 2 minutes, then re-install battery, re-attach everything and then boot back up and check for issue.
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"The US economy will slow sharply in the second half of the year and the risk of it going into recession cannot be ruled out, the OECD has warned."
"Tremors from the housing market's slump are straining the budgets of state and local governments from coast to coast, sending officials scrambling to plug gaps.
Rising defaults on subprime home loans are boosting the inventory of unsold homes and driving sale prices lower. That's cutting into housing-related revenues from building-permit fees, taxes on contracting and recording property transfers, and even sales taxes.
As a result, legislators in Florida, which was at the forefront of the housing boom, plan a special session this month to consider deep budget cuts to offset a projected $1.5 billion funding gap. California forecasts a shortfall of at least $5 billion in next year's budget. And Chicago faces a $217 million gap in its $5.6 billion budget for 2008.
In the Kansas City, Mo., area, more than two dozen agencies that serve the homeless are likely to lose at least some of their funding this year. Meanwhile, the tiny town of Sultan, Wash., near Seattle, has had to lay off the janitor at City Hall, forcing office workers to take over bathroom-cleaning duties."
Will even tighter state and local budgets force us to finally consider the more tax-effective crime prevention options than prison, or will we continue shorting our other public safety spending in criminal justice, public health, roads and bridges, etc.?
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"I cannot imagine any condition which would cause a ship to founder. I cannot conceive of any vital disaster happening to this vessel. Modern ship building has gone beyond that."
"I mean, I got everything I need right here with me. I got air in my lungs, a few blank sheets of paper. I mean, I love waking up in the morning not knowing what's gonna (happen or, who I'm gonna meet, where I'm gonna) wind up. Just the other night I was sleeping under a bridge and now here I am on the grandest ship in the world having champagne with you fine people.
I figure life's a gift and I don't intend on wasting it. You( don't) know what hand you're gonna get dealt next. You learn to take life as it comes at you… to make each day count."
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Toshiba has launched a high-performance, low-power HDD line for enterprise applications. The new MBF2600RC family brings 2.5-inch drives into the enterprise space, with no compromise in capacity or performance, the company claims.
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Ron is a much loved and highly respected Victorian Indigenous educator, storyteller and musician. He is in demand as a speaker, sharing his knowledge of Indigenous culture with passion, honesty and humour.
I was lucky enough to grow up with my culture near Balranald, NSW (Muthi Muthi country), with my mother, father and five sisters at a time when many Indigenous children were being removed. I grew up surrounded by Aboriginal sacred country and sacred sites on a 250,000 sheep and cattle station. I am passionate about keeping Aboriginal stories, art and culture alive.
I have been employed by Victoria Police, the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service and Diversity@Work. I currently run a cultural healing program for Indigenous young offenders in Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre.
Sharing positive stories about Aboriginal people, and the positive contributions of my people to Australian society. Indigenous perspectives on the environment, history and justice, are important themes in my work. As a didgeridoo performer, it is natural for me to interweave music and storytelling.
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One way you can fine-tune your diet for weight loss is to toss out egg yolks and only use the whites. Although the yolk has some healthy nutrients it does contain lots of cholesterol and fat which is not something you want in a healthy diet. Egg whites can give you the protein you need.
As you begin to lose weight and start seeing noticeable progress, be sure to pat yourself on the back and praise yourself for your accomplishments. Celebrate by buying yourself a small treat or take some time off for yourself to do something you enjoy, but don't usually have time to do. This will keep you motivated and on the right track.
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It has, obviously and thankfully, been busy at work since there are 2 weeks until Christmas. From the moment I get to work until I'm chasing customers out after closing time, I am so busy that I can't get anything done.
As much as I try to be ready by knowing everything in the store and by having helpful gifts suggestions cued up, I am flabbergasted by some of the gift purchases.
-The elderly aunt, coming in on payday, purchasing a very nice knife for her nephew because he thinks he wants to go to culinary school. I hope he appreciates how she budgeted and fretted over that knife! He better go to culinary school and become a serious fucking chef!
-The families that purchase extravagant gifts for their new daughter-in-law. There is a part of me that always thinks "she did pretty well for herself," but then I also wonder what sort of family drama she has to deal with. These situations are especially interesting when the huge gifts are "stocking stuffers."
-The classic scenario of the customer that needs to purchase a gift for their [insert person to whom they are very close] and they don't know what to get them because they have everything, are extremely picky, have exquisite taste, have no known hobbies or interests, and are also wealthy. (I know the wealth part shouldn't really be a factor in this process, but it's funny how often customers mention that).
-The middle-aged couples that are actually buying gifts, REAL GIFTS, for not only their adult children, but also their 10+ nieces and nephews (also adults) and their children. I like to imagine what it must be like to be a 27 year old married mother who actually gives her aunt a wish list with 2 items. At what point are you like, "You know what? I don't need a present. Being with you on Christmas is enough of a gift."?
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To meet with the food industry's trend of limited edition edibles designed to torque off the consumers by giving us things that we like and then taking them away from us, Frito Lay decided to release a special version of Ruffles that is only available until December 7th. Dubbed the #1 Flavor in Canada, they presented us with the All Dressed Chip.
All Dressed for what? I am not sure. If there are Canadians who can answer that question, I am open to hearing the answers.
Now, in case we couldn't figure out that this flavor (flavour) was popular in Canada by the description, Frito Lay was kind enough to not only put one maple leaf where the endorsement was, but they kindly placed a blown-up maple leaf in the background to add that visual je ne sais quoi, meaning "We don't know what we are doing." And if we Americans couldn't figure out the Canadian theme after that, let's look on the back.
Nothing says Canada more than a bowl of chips stylishly placed next to a hockey stick on the ice and artistically out-of-focus players' legs with the bag seam chopping the photo all up. Nice touch. I don't know what could have made it better. Perhaps Don Cherry in one of his loud suits holding the bowl of chips? A quote from him telling us how these chips would have been the ones that old-time hockey players would have eaten after they whaled on each other, if they had their own teeth?
So it is all down to hockey and maple leaves, isn't it?
Let me say, to Canada, I formally apologize for the packaging and the awful representation Frito Lay made of your nation. It's embarrassing. Truly.
Nevertheless, I had to try these novel chips. What I ate was pure joy in snack form. This was an interesting reaction considering I normally would take sweet over savory any day. But something reacted within me to eat the whole bag in one clip, and I am now compelled to buy and hoard. Canada has crack too.
However, I will say the picture on the package was misleading. It implied that it was like a barbecue chip with vinegar and paprika. But you couldn't expect much from the package anyway because, well, look how the geniuses in marketing and advertising described Canada.
I can describe it well to you, the U.K readers. Imagine getting a hit with the vinegar and then following up with notes of Marmite, smoke, onion, garlic, and paprika. To the U.S. readers, Marmite is a yeast extract which comes in a jar that is usually spread on toast or some sort of bread product. When we see different types of yeast extract over here, it is often used instead of MSG as a flavor enhancer. All I can say to the Americans that if you like salt and vinegar chips, give these a go.
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Congressman Spencer Bachus (AL-6) has introduced legislation to promote accountability at the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau by changing the administration of the agency from a single director to a five-member bipartisan commission
The bill (H.R. 2446, The Responsible Consumer Financial Protections Act) reflects concerns that Bachus, who is Chairman Emeritus of the House Financial Services Committee, has long had about the structure of the agency.
During the deliberations that led to the Dodd-Frank Act, Bachus argued in support of a commission or board structure for the agency, which he said was the norm at nearly every other financial regulator and independent agency, including the FTC, SEC, and FDIC. Bachus said recent revelations of administrative deficiencies at the CFPB have further heightened his concerns about concentrating its enormous authority in a single director.
"The CFPB is a massive agency that has been granted unprecedented power to regulate a critical swath of the economy and the personal finances of Americans. It was never a good idea to consolidate all of its power in a single individual, and there is even less accountability now as a result of the President's alleged "recess' appointment of a director without Senate confirmation. There are many problems that need to be addressed at the CFPB, but a commission structure would help improve accountability and transparency," said Bachus.
As currently constituted, the CFPB director serves for a fixed term exempt from presidential control; exercises sole authority over the agency; and has the singular power to spend hundreds of millions of dollars outside of the congressional appropriations process.
H.R. 2446 would amend Title C of the Dodd-Frank Act by replacing the position of director of the CFPB with a five-person commission. Each member of the commission would be appointed by the President and subject to confirmation by the Senate. Commission members would serve staggered five-year terms to ensure continuity and predictability. No more than three of the five members could be from the same political party.
The newly-introduced legislation is identical to a bill that Bachus proposed as Chairman of the Financial Services Committee during the 112th Congress.
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Rob Kardashian used over 500 roses in his proposal to Blac Chyna.
The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star is set to wed girlfriend of three months Blac Chyna and pulled out all the stops when he popped the question to make things as romantic as possible.
According to TMZ, Rob covered a room in his girlfriend's house with rose petals and candles, and he got down on one knee and asked her to be his wife when they walked into the room with Blac's mother.
The make-up artist replied "Of course, baby! You know I love you!"
Meanwhile, Rob's family are said to be unconvinced the engagement will last as he has previously professed his undying love for former girlfriends Rita Ora and Adrienne Bailon, and even told his relatives he had proposed to them, though no engagement announcements were ever made.
The 28-year-old star is said to have deliberately kept his family - who flew to Vail on a ski trip hours before he proposed to Blac - in the dark about his engagement plans.
A source described the proposal as "aggressively on the QT."
While the reclusive sock designer's mother Kris Jenner and famous siblings haven't yet spoken about his happy news, Blac's former boyfriend Tyga - who is dating Kylie Jenner - insists he is happy for the couple.
The 'Rack City' hitmaker - who has three-year-old son King Cairo with Blac - tweeted: "Everybody deserves 2 be happy. What some1 does for their happiness is not my concern, as long as it's not interfering wit my happiness.
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Artist Dick Heldar returns to 1890's England from the war in the Sudan after sustaining eye injuries and turns to painting for a living. While his realistic paintings of scenes from the war in Sudan slowly achieve a certain popularity, he ekes a living painting romanticized portraits.
Eventually, the old war injury to his eyes starts getting worse and Heldar realizes he is going blind. Before he completely loses his sight, Dick resolves to paint his masterpiece, Melancholia, using a prostitute named Bessie as a model. He drinks heavily to keep his eyesight going.
Dick deliberately drives Bessie to hysteria to get the right expressions. Dick's eyesight fades just as he completes his masterpiece, and he collapses in exhaustion. Bessie returns and destroys the painting in revenge, smearing the still wet paint across the canvas. When Dick invites his friend, Maisie, to view his masterpiece (which he can no longer see), she cannot bring herself to tell Dick about his ruined canvas.
Bessie returns and reveals she has destroyed his masterpiece. In despair, Dick travels back to the Sudan and joins his old company. He persuades his friend Torpenhow to put him on a horse and joins the charge into enemy lines with the other soldiers, where he is quickly shot and killed.
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In my opinion, it is important to preserve Los Llanos not just because of it biodiversity, but because it is a landmark and has made a cultural influence. Los Llanos are a natural patrimony to both Columbia and Venezuela, and they should do all they can to preserve them. The one cultural impact from Los Llanos that I believe is worth mentioning in the novel Doña Barbara. Since the novel was written in the early 20th century, Doña Barbara became an iconic figure of Los Llanos. The story takes place in los llanos de Apure and Arauca. The story focuses a lot on the environment of these savannas having very detailed descriptions and themes such as the interrelation between man and the environment, man vs the environment, the triumph of nature over men, and the enviroment and man in parallel conflicts. In 2008 a the novel was adapted into a telenovela by Telemundo, in which the popular Mexican actress, Edith Gonzalez, played the part of Doña Barbara. The telenovela was shot in Arauca, and so one is able to see the magnificent environment of Los Llanos. The youtube link below is of a teaser for the telenovela, which has many shots of los Llanos de Arauca:
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It's funny how far the Pontiac Aztek has come in such a short period of time.
Three years ago when it first rolled into our driveway, the Aztek had replaced the Yugo as the vehicle everyone loved to hate.
What was it? Who would want to drive it? How could anyone buy it?
Three years later, it has fan clubs.
From Fort Wayne to Fort Worth, Pontiac Aztek fanatics gather to compare their hardware. The vehicle has a cult following. It has personality. Mostly, it has life where once everyone predicted death.
Pontiac, which couldn't sell many Azteks that first year, now markets it as a "yawn buster" that only needs to be "unleashed."
That's a far cry from the "kitchen sink" label new GM design executive Bob Lutz gave it when he stepped aboard two years ago.
One of the industry's first SRVs, or sport recreational vehicles, the Aztek is no longer the oddball on the block. Pontiac went back to the drawing board and made the Aztek softer around the edges, more balanced on the rubber and a little more attractive inside and out.
The result? Sales (and fan club) success.
Our verdict? It's still odd. It's just no longer offensive.
The Aztek still has an overly soft suspension, a heavy and cumbersome tailgate, poor visibility and controversial styling. But it's also incredibly versatile, highly comfortable on highway drives and very economical.
If you didn't consider it the first time, you might want to reconsider. Honestly.
Available in one body style and two basic configurations - front- or all-wheel-drive - the Aztek comes dressed in three major option packages. Each level increases the standard equipment and dresses things up an extra notch with everything from dual-zone air conditioning and power windows and locks in the base model to a tire inflation monitoring system and a six-way power driver's seat in the top end.
And, for 2003, the Aztek arrives with high-tech options like a DVD-based entertainment system, a tire-pressure monitoring system, a "luxury appointment group" and XM Satellite Radio.
But during our one-week test, the question still lingered: So what is it, exactly?
Functional as a minivan or sport utility crossover, the Aztek once set the standard for the suddenly crazy crossover segment, combining the wide stance of the Grand Prix sedan, the versatility of the Montana minivan and the character of an SUV.
We'll give it two out of three. At its best, the Aztek is still the Swiss Army knife of the industry. Hauling luggage, kids, toys, lawn chairs and a La-Z-Boy? See the Aztek. With the class-exclusive front fold-down seat and more than 93 cubic feet of cargo capacity, the Aztek can be flipped, folded, adjusted or taken apart to create extra room. Drop the tailgate and it can swallow four full sheets of 3/4-inch plywood. There are a dozen cargo anchors, a rear convenience net and storage bins built into the side trim and tailgate to keep track of odd objects.
At its worst, the Aztek is a load to drive. While its exterior conveys a sense of performance, the hardware doesn't quite fit the bill. The suspension feels like you are riding on the high sea. It absorbs the bruises but floats on the smooth stuff. Body roll is excessive, and the steering provides little feedback.
And then there's the issue of power. Pontiac might claim that the 3.4-liter V-6 outruns the Chrysler PT Cruiser, but we'll take the PT for sheer enjoyment and that elusive fun factor. The Aztek's V-6 is solid from a standing start but dies out quickly.
On safety, all Azteks come with four-wheel anti-lock brakes and front and side air bags, but in its latest tests the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the Aztek a "marginal" rating in offset frontal impact tests, the second-lowest out of the four ratings it uses.
At the very least, it gets four stars for being unique. Loaded up with 17-inch wheels, the Aztek carries that wide-and-high stance, giving you a commanding position on the road. And it does offer an interior that is downright different. Dials and gauges are set in a futuristic tone that would make "Terminator 3" types happy. The driver instrumentation is set deep into large wells and passengers have the option of a handlebar on the dash in case things get really adventurous.
There is still the removable cooler in the center console, radio controls that can be accessed from the tailgate area, a sliding rear tray to hold little things and cutouts in the tailgate that would make for - what else? - a perfect Saturday tailgate party.
In the Rally Edition it even looks - gasp! - pretty good.
Throw in a $20,870 base price and gasoline mileage that's about 26 mpg on the highway, and it even starts to look appealing for the entire family.
We might not be ready to sign up for the fan club just yet, but the draw toward the Aztek is getting better.
It still suffers where other vehicles excel. But it also excels where other vehicles are afraid to wander.
And it still has life.
2003 Pontiac Aztek
Rating: 2.5
High gear: Versatile, roomy, fuel efficient and downright different, the Aztek has softened the edges and rounded out the bumps. Beefier tires give it balance, and Swiss Army-like features separate it from the crowd of crossovers.
Low gear: The suspension is still overly soft, and handling still suffers. The tailgate is difficult to lift, and blind spots are abundant.
Vehicle type: Front- or all-wheel-drive, front-engine, four-door, five-passenger midsize sport-utility vehicle.
Key competition: Hyundai Santa Fe, Jeep Liberty, Mazda Tribute
Base engine: 185 horsepower, 3.4-liter V-6
Torque: 210 lbs-ft. @ 5,200 rpm
Safety equipment: Four-wheel anti-lock brakes; front- and side-impact air bags; daytime running lights with automatic lamp control; battery rundown protection.
Wheelbase: 108.3 inches
Length: 182.1 inches
MPG rating: 19 city/26 highway
Manufactured: Ramos Arizpe, Mexico
Warranty: Basic warranty is three years/36,000 miles; drivetrain is three years/36,000 miles; roadside assistance is three years/36,000 miles; and rust is six years/100,000 miles.
Base price: $20,870
Price as tested (including options, destination and delivery): $28,095
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hi, I am trying to Sum a field on a continuous form. This field is the result of other calculations in a few other fields. In Access help, it says that you can't use Sum() on a calculated field...no worries I thought, I just figured out what all the other calculations were to arrive at the result in the field I want to Sum and came up with:
which works fine by itself (ie. it gives the same result as the field does now from being calculated step-by-step through other fields) but as soon as I move the field up to the form header and add the Sum() around it, I get #Error in the field.
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Several national restaurant chain options are within one mile of the hotel, which is located near the West 26th Street exit off I-29. Kuehn Park Golf Course is two miles away from the hotel; Elmwood Golf Course is four miles. It's just about three miles to the Thunder Road Family Fun Park and the Great Plains Zoo. It's a 10-minute ride to the Washington Pavilion of Arts & Science. Sioux Falls Regional Airport is seven miles away.
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Leading Egyptian Journalist Mohamed Hassanein Heikal Dies at 92
Mohamed Hassanein Heikal pictured above. Thumbnail from left: Heikal, Hoda Abdel Nasser, and former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Photographer unknown, 1966.
CAIRO—Prominent Egyptian writer Mohamed Hassanein Heikal passed away today at the age of 92, state television reported.
Known for his close relationship with former president Gamal Abdel Nasser, Heikal served both as minister of national guidance and as editor-in-chief of state-owned Al-Ahram newspaper during Nasser's era.
Born in 1923 in a village in Qalyubia, Heikal began his journalistic career in 1942 when he became a reporter at the Egyptian Gazette. He later joined Rosal Yussef, Akher Sa'a (an Arabic-language weekly) and Al-Akhbar.
As a commentator on local, regional and international politics, Heikal frequently appeared on local and regional television. He also hosted a series of lectures entitled Ma'a Heikal (With Heikal), which was broadcast on the Qatari television network al-Jazeera.
Living throughout the eras of successive Egyptian presidents, Heikal was a critic of both Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak on several occasions, and strongly supported former president Mohamed Mursi's ouster in July 2013. He supported the candidacy of current Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
Heikal was among those arrested right before Sadat's assassination amid a crackdown on opponents of the Camp David Accords signed between Egypt and Israel in 1979. He was released a few months later by Mubarak.
He authored several books including Nasser: The Cairo Documents (1972), The Road to Ramadan (1975), Sphinx and Commissar (1978), and Autumn of Fury (1983).
A version of this article was originally published in Aswat Masriya.
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Louisiana Architect Endorses CertainTeed Two-Ply Modified Bitumen Roof Systems For Hurricane-Regions
When Hurricane Rita ravaged Louisiana several years back, it marked the third time in five years that Lawtell Elementary School in Lawtell, Louisiana, lost a roof to a severe storm. The school's St. Landry Parish School Board decided enough is enough and that it was time for the school to have a roof that wouldn't succumb to heavy winds and severe weather.
The school board hired Irvin J. Kohler, senior partner of Kohler Architects, based in Washington, Louisiana, to design a low-slope modified bitumen roof system with enough durability to withstand future severe storms. After evaluating a variety of top-of-the line roofing membranes and insulation, Kohler found what he was looking for in the CertainTeed(R) FRP-C-U2 two-ply modified bitumen roofing system. The system consists of a double layer of roof insulation, with CertainTeed Ultra Poly SMS Base Sheet and Flintlastic(R) Premium FR-P Cap Sheet — both thicker than the average bitumen membrane.
"We evaluated the specifications of CertainTeed's modified bitumen roofing products and determined that the physical characteristics of the base and cap sheets would solve the stress issues we were dealing with in this reroofing of Lawtell Elementary School," Kohler says. "We believe that this system will perform well beyond the design requirements of the International Building Code (IBC) for the Gulf of Mexico hurricane coastline." The 2003 IBC states that roofs in the hurricane-prone Gulf Coast region must be able to withstand winds in excess of 100 miles per hour and resist resulting uplift pressures without failing.
In the rescue efforts that followed Hurricane Katrina, it also became apparent that the powerful downward thrust generated by helicopter blades during rescue efforts could put severe stress on the small temperature fissures in roof membranes and sometimes lift them off the roof. Kohler believes that the CertainTeed two-ply modified roof system will stand its ground against this powerful force as well.
The St. Landry Parish School Board hired Lenard Bertrand General Contractors Inc., of Opelousas, Louisiana, as general contractor for the school repair project. Lavergne Roofing & Sheet Metal, also of Opelousas, served as the roofing contractor on the job. The roof called for 220 squares of CertainTeed Ultra Poly SMS base sheet and Flintlastic Premium FR-P cap sheet, adhered to the roof deck with cold-applied modified asphalt.
"This roof system went down like a dream," says Jody Lavergne, owner of Lavergne Roofing & Sheet Metal. "There's no doubt in my mind that the roof is going to stick together and stay down. It's like everything is welded together. This is the best system I've ever worked with."
"CertainTeed two-ply hybrid modified bitumen roofing systems are establishing themselves as the ultimate low-slope roofs for hurricane-prone regions, such as the Gulf Coast, offering a tough defense against severe storms," says John Donaldson, President of CertainTeed Roofing.
"With greater thickness and durability than traditional built-up roofing membranes, the modified bitumen membranes now available can offer even more protection than a five-ply built-up roofing system at a lower material cost," says Donaldson. "Since there are fewer plies, less asphalt is used and less time is spent on installation, which reduces labor costs. We are pleased that Kohler Architects specified the CertainTeed FRP-C-U2 roof system for Lawtell Elementary School, and we look forward to the new system providing the school with superior roof protection for years to come."
The end user was satisfied as well. Claud Moody, Jr., assistant superintendent of operations for St. Landry Parish School district, sees the new roof as a solution to the previous weather problems. "They all did a great job on this project," he says. "When you lose a roof three times in five years, it's time to look for an alternative, and that's just what Mr. Kohler did for us. We have a lot of faith in this roof."
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Through innovation and creative product design, CertainTeed has helped shape the building products industry for more than 100 years. Founded in 1904 as General Roofing Company, the firm made its slogan "Quality Made Certain, Satisfaction Guaranteed," which quickly inspired the name CertainTeed. Today, CertainTeed is North America's leading brand of exterior and interior building products, including roofing, siding, windows, fence, decking, railing, trim, foundations, pipe, insulation, walls, ceilings and access covers.
Headquartered in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, CertainTeed and its affiliates have approximately 9,000 employees and 70 manufacturing facilities throughout the United States and Canada. In 2006 the group had consolidated sales approaching $4 billion.
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