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Boulevard on Beaumont Hotel
The Boulevard On Beaumont features 32 spacious studio and two-bedroom suites all with modern, stylish and elegant furnishings. All suites are suitable for long term, weekly, weekend overnight accommodation. All our suites are designed to be wheelchair & disabled friendly. Studio suites are suitable for single, double or twin-share accommodation and feature a combined lounge / dining / bedroom, with your choice of a king-size bed or two king-size single beds. Studio spa suites also feature a two-person corner spa. Find out more
Brezza Bella Bed and Breakfast
Brezza Bella is a luxurious 4 1/2 star boutique bed and breakfast conveniently located in the Newcastle beachside suburb of Merewether. Our purpose built B & B offers you stylish accommodation in exotic themed rooms with king beds, private access, wireless internet, antique and modern furnishings, tv/dvd/cd and magnificent courtyard with bbq area in a superb location.This is the perfect venue for business or pleasure. Find out more
Burwood Inn
The Burwood Inn offers boutique pub-style accommodation in the heart of Merewether, close to Newcastle's beautiful beaches, inner city and unique working harbour.
One of Newcastle's oldest hotels, The Burwood Inn has been fully restored and renovated, enhancing it's traditional charm.
The Burwood Inn offers pub accommodation with a touch of luxury. Our eight brand new guest rooms feature stylish furnishings, crisp white linen, flat screen televisions, individually controlled air conditioning and free wireless internet. Our four brand new, individual designer bathrooms feature monsoon showers. Guests can enjoy complimentary breakfast in our guest breakfast room.
Downstairs the hotel features a very popular a la carte restaurant, a relaxed lounge bar to enjoy a glass of wine or a light meal, and a front bar with full TAB and poker machine facilities. Find out more
CBD Hotel
The CBD Hotel offers great budget accommodation with 21 rooms. All rooms have flat screen tvs, reverse cycle air con, wash basin, tea & coffee making facilities. Our Café is open Monday – Friday from 7.30am, we can make a light breakfast option for you. Alternatively, we are located within walking distance to Darby Street and the Honeysuckle precinct on the harbour which both offer a wide variety of dining options. Find out more
Chaucer Palms Boutique Bed and Breakfast Chaucer Palms Boutique Bed and Breakfast is an award winning 4.5 AAA Star rated hotel style accommodation facility featuring: New ultra modern architecture, Sumptuous cooked breakfast from extensive menu, Two minute short stroll to Beaumont Street Hamilton, the cosmopolitan centre of Newcastle Free off Street Parking, subject to availability, Free Wireless Internet, Disabled facilities available, Adults only venue with a separate host residence, Four luxury private accommodation suites each with attached outdoor deck or court. Find out more
Chifley Apartments
Chifley Apartments Newcastle is positioned by the harbour in one of New South Wales fastest growing commercial districts. Ideally located in the new Honeysuckle precinct, the hotel allows for easy access to all areas of Newcastle. Perfect for business or leisure, the 4½ star serviced apartment complex boasts 71 stylish 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, state-of-the-art function facilities, outdoor heated pool, breakfast lounge and bar. Find out more
Clarendon Hotel
The Clarendon Hotel has a unique blend of boutique style accommodation, modern restaurant dining and art deco bar facilities. Offering twenty 4-star hotel rooms including suites, each room is comfortably furnished to accommodate both the corporate and leisure traveller. All rooms have ensuites, air conditioning, queen beds, free in-house movies, FOX sports, complimentary high speed internet with unlimited downloads and tea/coffee making facilities. Complimentary car parking, a disabled access room, smoking balconies and kitchenettes are available upon request, subject to availability. Find out more
Crowne Plaza Newcastle
Crowne Plaza Newcastle is located onthe Honeysuckle precinct Australias newest harbour playground. Take a taxi past the fishing boats of Newcastle's revitalised dockyard, then step into Crowne Plaza Newcastle's calming marble-clad Lobby. Friendly Front Desk staff will take care of your bags. Retreat to your Spa Suite and relax in your private jetted tub, or head outside for a dip in our aqua-blue pool.
At Crowne Plaza Newcastle, you're just a 30-minute taxi ride from Newcastle Airport in Williamtown, or 2 hour drive from Sydney Airport. We're 100 metres from Civic Train Station, and a tourist tram serving local attractions stops outside the hotel. The Hunter Wine Valley is 45 minutes by car, while Newcastle's beaches are just 800 metres away. The harbourside location also means local industry, especially coal, is close by. Find out more
Executive Inn (Wests Group)
Situated only a stones throw from the F3 Freeway, its central location in close proximity to many of the tourist attractions of the Hunter Region means it is perfectly positioned for business or pleasure travel requirement. Being part of the Hunters leading Club, Western Suburbs Leagues Club, allows The Executive Inn to offer guests a multitude of dining and entertainment options.
The Executive Inn, Newcastle offers 134 well appointed non smoking guest rooms, of which 32 are spa suites and one Apartment. We invite you to be our guest, come and stay and experience the diversity of choice that no other Hotel in Newcastle has to offer. Find out more
Gateway Inn (Wests Group)
Gateway Inn is a 4.5 star hotel offering rooms, suites and apartments. Just 10 minutes drive from Newcastle's harbour, beaches, attractions, shopping and dining precincts, the luxurious Gateway Inn consists of 76 rooms of which 24 interconnect to become one or two bedroom apartments.
As well as a private function space, Restaurant and Bar within The Gateway Inn, the property is adjacent to Wests Mayfield (large club) and Balance Health Club. Find out more
Hamilton East Guest Stay
Hamilton East Guest Stay offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation near the centre of Newcastle. Situated 5 blocks from Newcastle's main street, this exclusive Bed and Breakfast is in a protected heritage area and is full or grace, charm and elegance while being luxuriously fitted throughout. We cater to executives visiting Newcastle for work purposes and guests visiting Newcastle to attend weddings, reunions, celebrations and experience all Newcastle has to offer. The 3 guest rooms are in a separate wing of the house with their own entrance, shared bathroom and private courtyard and have their own huge lounge (with television, tea and coffee making facilities, fridge, microwave, library and games), dining room, hall and bathroom. Gourmet continental breakfast included. We have fully ducted reverse cycle air conditioning and free wifi. Find out more
Hamilton Heritage Bed and Breakfast
Hamilton Heritage Bed and Breakfast is the family friendly bed and breakfast and welcomes children and pets. Central to all sporting venues, walking distance to Entertainment Centre, Broadmeadow Race Course and Beaumont Street Restaurants, and a short drive to beaches, harbour and Newcastle CBD. Hamilton Heritage has three unique theme air conditioned rooms with ensuites prices range from $95 single stay to $300 family stay per night. Rooms have own fridges, tea/coffee making facilities and provisions. Kitchen and Laundry facilities available. Wireless internet also available. Built in the early 1900's with original features, high ornate ceilings, original working fireplaces step back into yesteryear and enjoy our hospitality. Find out more
Ibis Hotel Newcastle
Conveniently located in Newcastle's Honeysuckle Precinct, the Hotel provides 97 accommodation rooms. Honeysuckle Precinct is the place where Newcastle celebrates with great entertainment and attractions including weekly live music, contemporary dining and great views of Newcastle's working Harbour. Services: Comfortable bedrooms with unique Ibis designed shower rooms, Flat Screen Televisions with in-house movies, Wi-Fi available, Internet kiosk's at Reception, 24 hour opening. iBistro: A warm and welcoming bistro with the view, a great place to catch up or relax. Enjoy a great value meal from the a la carte options at dinner where the generous servings and friendly service will impress. For breakfast enjoy the bakery selections, fruit or the full buffet breakfast for a great start to the day. iBar: At the end of the day, try our selection of local and premium beers & Australian wines. Grab it and go: Whether you're rushing to a meeting, or coming back to your room after a long day, you can pick up a tasty snack at reception 24 hours a day. Find out more
Newcastle's Bed and Breakfast
Newcastle's Bed and Breakfast offers elegant luxury accommodation in Lambton. This bed and breakfast is a very comfortable 120 year old home accommodating up to seven people in three private elegant bedrooms. Guests can enjoy the use of a private lounge room and two verandahs, where attention to detail has been paramount for the guests to relax and enjoy the overall experience. A welcome and greet service with drinks and nibbles is provided. A home cooked breakfast is an optional fee of $20 per person. Access to fully qualified therapeutic and remedial massage is available, upon request. Whether it is for pleasure or business, your hosts at Newcastle's Bed and Breakfast provide superior service assuring you of a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Find out more
Newcastle Serviced Apartments
Newcastle Serviced Apartments are located in Pacific Street Newcastle, in the heart of the city's Heritage Precinct and across parkland from Newcastle Beach and the harbour foreshore. Apartments are available for a range of budgets and are ideal for longer term visiting professionals, tradespeople, relocating families or holiday makers spending a week or more in Newcastle (5 night booking minimum). With all amenities of the Central Business District and East End restaurants close at hand, the apartments are perfect for holiday or business. One, two and three bedroom apartments are available and are serviced weekly. Find out more
Newcomen Bed and Breakfast
Newcomen Bed and Breakfast is a stylish affordable alternative to standard hotel or apartment accommodation. This 1880's humble dwelling has become an exuberant building set in a colourful garden. Parklands, the ocean and city sights are just a step away. The accommodation is spacious, bright, clean, private and very comfortable. Reverse-cycle air conditioning offers a pleasant climate for all seasons. An eclectic mix of antique furniture, modern art, Persian carpets and leadlight windows create a quirky atmosphere. Find out more
Novotel Newcastle Beach
This property offers 88 stylish and well appointed studio style guest rooms all featuring a king or 2 single beds.Most offer views across the ocean or harbour headland.All rooms are light and airy some offer spacious furnished balconies. Our Newcastle Beach accommodation is located 2 hours drive from Sydney and is accessible via car, train or plane. The Novotel Newcastle Beach hotel guests enjoy easy access to local Newcastle attractions. Find out more
Quality Hotel NOAH's On the Beach
Quality Hotel NOAHS on the Beach is positioned, just as the name suggests, on the beach in Newcastle. The hotel consists of 91 accommodation rooms. All rooms are non smoking. The property has 8 function rooms that cater for groups up to 300. It is the perfect venue for residential conferences and for those interstate conferences that utilise Newcastle as their meeting place to conduct corporate business. The hotels restaurant, Jonahs On the Beach, with a modern cocktail bar was awarded Best Restaurant in a Hotel at the 2007 and 2008 Hunter Region Restaurant and Caterers Awards as well as Best Restaurant Caterer at the 2008 Hunter Region Restaurant and Caterers Awards and has established itself as one of Newcastles premier restaurants.
Quality Hotel NOAHS On the Beach is the perfect location for a romantic getaway. Explore historic Newcastle and the Upper Hunter. The hotel is only a 5 minute walk from the Newcastle CBD and a stones throw from the beach. Find out more
Quest Apartments Newcastle
We are located in the heart of the CBD and offer limited paid security parking, indoor heated pool and spa, gymnasium and charge back facilities from the best restaurants in Newcastle.
Quest Apartments Newcastle is located in the heart of the City and is just a short distance from surf and swimming beaches, Newcastle Harbour, entertainment venues, restaurants and is an easy drive from Sydney.
Quest Newcastle is a 4.5 star serviced apartment accommodation option offering stylish and spacious 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments for short and long-term stays. Guests can enjoy our indoor heated swimming pool, spa and gymnasium at their leisure and we offer on site security car parking. Find out more
Stockton Beach Tourist Park
Located on Stockton Beach and just a five minute ferry ride from Newcastle's CBD, Newcastle's Stockton Beach Tourist Park provides a variety of accommodation in a spacious, relaxed and friendly environment including ensuite and two bedroom cabins as well as one special access cabin. The park has tent and van sites, modern amenities and camp kitchen facilities as well as WiFi access throughout. Pack your fishing gear and try ocean, beach, rock or boat fishing. The park has great play equipment, and the whole family can enjoy the patrolled surf beach or use the local swimming pool just 50 metres away from the tourist park for free. Find out more
Travelodge Newcastle
AAA Rated 4 Star, the Travelodge Newcastle offers everything you would expect from a full service hotel. We offer 24 hour reception, limited onsite parking (charges apply), outdoor pool and marquee, restaurant and bar, as well as extensive conference and meeting facilities. Added conveniences for visitors are laundry service and an Internet kiosk and gym. Port Stephens, Hunter Valley wineries and Lake Macquarie is only one hour away. Find out more
Tudor Inn Motel
Tudor Inn Motel features 31 fully air conditioned spacious units with undercover car parking. Each unit has tea/coffee making facilities, a refrigerator, Foxtel, wireless internet and direct dial telephone. An a-la-carte breakfast can be served in the privacy of your room or within the dining room. Located just minutes to cosmopolitan Hamilton, shopping, restaurants, clubs and garden parks are within walking distance from this motel. Find out more


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WARRENVILLE – Swashbuckling pirates once swung swords and soldiers had their guns and grenades at the ready. But the quintessential hero's weapon has received a facelift in recent years with the popularity of books and movies such as "The Hunger Games," "Brave" and "The Avengers."
The characters of Katniss, Merida and Hawkeye have helped to popularize archery, causing an increase in interest in local programs offering children and adults the chance to try their own hand at a bow and arrow.
"Last year, it went through the roof," said Ken Walther, co-owner of Ten Ring Archery in Carol Stream.
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Its that time of year! Would be nice to have updates on recruits.
Friday Night Football Thread
Timmons apparently beat a Cheetah in a foot race and jumped over the Ohio River this week.
The legend grows.............................
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My nephew has his first game tonight. We are not sure if he will be the starting kicker yet. First game and there is a senior that was the previous kicker, even though he is more talented.
I'll let you know how he does although I wouldn't quite consider him a recruit for OSU. Unfortunately we were unable to make the trip to see the game.
I'm curious to hear how Parris Campbell is doing if he is playing tonight. He ended the year strong last year.
I saw a UFO once.......it told me to have a goodyear!
Sean Nuernberger had a 46 yard FG, 6 touchbacks and 3 PATs.
Good scrimmage for Moeller standout and #buckeye commit Sam Hubbard against Winton Woods: 30yd TD catch, blocked punt, forced fumble & more.
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Braxton Berrios had 9 carries for 204 yards and 4 TDs at QB. Only played first half.
Me too.
Lorenzo Carter is getting absolutely stonewalled by an unrated OL. I watched a few Norcross games last year, and was kind of wondering about the Carter hype even back then. He just doesn't seem like a very natural pass-rusher to me. Doesn't have any real pass-rushing moves, very reliant on his speed alone. He's absolutely got the physical tools, but I don't see him as a top 30 FOOTBALL PLAYER myself. Also, like Autry as an athlete, but wow, he holds the ball WAY too lose. 2 fumbles already, and more waiting to happen. I'll be curious to see how they translate to the next level.
Miami commit Chad Thomas, and FSU commit Treon Harris seem to be legit though. Thomas is built like a truck, and is a relentless bullrusher who could play either DE or DT at the next level. Harris is a dangerous runner. Even though FSU recruited him as a QB, I wouldn't be surprised to see him converted to a RB or WR once he gets there.
LLJJGG- I'm so glad you mentioned this about Lorenzo Carter. He absolutely looks completely overrated and I hope some recruiting analysts take a look at this tape and adjust accordingly. I think people hoped on the camp bandwagon the performance I have seen so far is not 5* 100 like 24/7 has him.
No doubt. I think he's a top 30 player (solid 4*), but I don't see the consensus top 5, 5* status based on the Norcross games I've seen.
Makes the fact that OSU missed on him (the whole "Urban Meyer wasn't even there when I visited" fiasco [because Coach Meyer had a visit with a 2015 prospect already planned, and Carter's visit was spur of the moment iirc]) hurt a little less imo. I like Jalyn Holmes just as much as him at the WSDE spot based on the film I've seen.
Also, unrelated but wow, not surprising but they've used almost this entire game + half-time show as a platform to talk about SEC recruiting.
I mean idk even know if I could say a top 30 player after that game. Obviously people have bad games but I guess I consider a top 30 national player who's a DE someone that I fear every play, double team him the majority of the time, and avoid running a play towards because he's wrecking havoc in the backfield the majority of plays. I did not see that at all out of Carter. He had a handful of good pass rushes but that was it. Honestly if people are truly going to say he's a 5* scouts should really start looking at that Booker T LT tonight because he earned a D1 scholarship as he handled Carter all game.
It's so hard, especially when you're the one getting personally attacked about making a long, thought out, and researched post on a Saturday night (by a UM fan who has made like 10 posts on an OSU blog site since 8 PM tonight nonetheless). But I said it's best to take the high road sometimes in another post...might as well use that same logic here and just back away.
I hear you, LLJJGG. But everyone got some downvotes they didn't deserve (including one of my posts telling Way to keep his passion). Some posters have multiple downvotes for absolutely nothing as well. So why not just get whole gang an extra upvote? I'm definitely one to upvote posts that were recklessly downvoted anyway.
I believe the rankings are based on potential and not how great they are now. There are countless players who dominate on the high school level but won't translate well to college. Carter has the speed that is impossible to teach as well as the size. That is why he's a top 5 player. Autry is actually being recruited as an athlete and a lot of school like him more as a corner. I wouldn't be so quick to call both of them overrated at this point.


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The first four online workshops are now done, for the most part. The writers who took the classes are going back over the entire six weeks of videos to review. (Or at least I hope they are.) And that's a lot of reviewing, since there are about forty or more videos to look at for each class. But except for answering a few questions here and there, my job is done.
Thanks, everyone, who participated in the first four.
So what did I learn?
First: Doing these workshops was great fun for me. I'm not sure what I was thinking in that regard, but it turned out that reading the assignments, thinking about them, interacting with the writers, was a ton of fun. Far, far more than I thought it would be.
Second: Doing these workshops didn't take a lot of my time away from my writing or other activities. Honestly, I was worried about that. That worry didn't turn out to be the case at all for me. I worked the time needed to focus on the workshops in and around the writing and other tasks, and often worked on a few assignments at a time during a break because it got my mind thinking in other directions. So not having the workshops be disruptive to my life and writing was a wonderful surprise. Trust me, when writers are here in town for the workshops here on the coast, my life stops for that week. (grin)
Third: I ended up learning more about each topic I taught. Now I understand that the best way to learn about something is to attempt to teach it, but realize that some of these workshops I have taught here on the coast three or four times. So when Kris and I set up the structure for each online workshop, I figured I would be going over again what I had already done before. Turns out that with these online workshops, there are different questions than when in person, and the writers forced me into thinking about things I had never thought about before. And that helped me learn even more, almost every week with all four workshops. So again, thank you all for that. Great fun for me. I love learning.
Fourth: There are some really, really fine writers out there who also love to learn. I had the pleasure to watch writers mature in seemingly fast speed. Especially in the Pitches and Blurbs and Openings workshops. Both of those are craft focused where the writers were writing new work almost every assignment. (The Cliffhangers workshop and the Genre Structure workshops were also craft focused, but not as much writing because of the nature of the topic. More study assignments that were, at times, more difficult than writing new.)
Fifth: I got the chance to meet online some writers I might never had had the chance to meet otherwise. And that's very cool. I expected that to a degree, but not to the level that it happened. And now I am a fan of a bunch of new writers coming in.
Were there any downsides to the online workshops?
Simply put: Nope. I can't think of a one.
In fact, I'm looking forward to the December workshops starting up. And after watching these work for me, Allyson is looking forward to the January Cover and Interior workshops to start as well.
And I got some great suggestions on how to improve the workshops for the future from those who took them. Some of the suggestions were not right for these workshops, other suggestions Kris and I will work into the future workshops, and a few basic ones I will do starting in December. Thanks for the help folks.
And I sure hope the workshops worked as well for those taking them as they did for me on this side. The feedback has been great so far, which also is wonderful to hear. So thanks for that as well. Very much appreciated.
So here are the workshop openings available for the next three months.
I will have this list updated over on the right side column and will update this post during the next week or so as well. If you are interested in signing up for any of these workshops, please carefully follow the instructions under the Online Workshops tab above.
For those of you interested and afraid these might take up too much of your time, let me be clear here. They take just over an hour to watch the videos each week. The videos are divided into ten minute segments, so you don't have to spend the entire hour all at once. The assignments often take about two hours per week. So if you can carve out four or five hours per week for the workshop, you will have all the time you need to really do it right and watch the videos more than once.
So even with the holidays coming up in December, you should be fine and have more than enough time to give the focus to your writing.
Workshop Schedule Openings.
(Again, if interested, follow the instructions under Online Workshops tab above. There are also full descriptions of each workshop there. The dates are the day the workshop starts.)
Workshop #5… (Mon Dec 3rd) Cliffhangers… 2 spots open
Workshop #6…(Tues Dec 4th) Pitches and Blurbs… 2 spots open
Workshop #7… (Wed Dec 5th) Essentials… 2 spots open
Workshop #8… (Thurs Dec 6th) Idea to Story… Full
Workshop #8a… (Fri Dec 7th) Idea to Story… 5 spots open
Workshop #D1… (Mon Jan 7th) Book Cover Design… Full
Workshop #D2…(Tues Jan 8th) Book Cover Design… 6 spots open
Workshop #D3… (Wed Jan 9th) Interior Book Design… 6 spots open
Workshop #D4… (Thurs Jan 10th) Interior Book Design… 8 spots open
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Bill Gurley and the Dilemma of Rules
Bill Gurley — the very sage Benchmark partner and incidentally perhaps the tallest VC in the game (6'9") — was interviewed by Om Malik recently. I encourage you to watch them, but two clips in particular, about thinking about risk that I want to particularly highlight in adjacent posts:
First, he notes that a venture capitalist's reputation might be created by just one investment. That creates a tension, since you need experience – a period of developing pattern recognition and "rules" – but then the one investment that defines your career might be one that defies those and other rules. Listen to the first clip on the link above and then here is an excerpt of my rough transcript:
Waiting around to hit the one out of 10,000 pitches and getting it right; that's a tough game to play and it's really easy to miss…and a lot of the ones that become the breakout players break any rule set that you have created…
So, you have a rule set through experience, discussion, learning, but then you also need the wisdom, instinct, and courage to break those rules in order to truly hit the grand slam. This strikes me as the tension in truly doing anything great — knowing the rules, but also knowing that you need to break certain of them sometimes because ultimately it's not a formula.


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Wells Fargo reported earnings of $4.2 billion, or 75 cents a share, as its loan portfolio continued to improve.
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The strong earnings growth at Wells Fargo, the nation's largest consumer lender, was tempered somewhat by a slip in revenue amid the sluggish economic recovery.
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The Clearing House Association, one of Wall Street's oldest and most influential lobbying groups, has tapped Citigroup's chief executive, Vikram S. Pandit, to lead its supervisory board.
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The sluggish economy is causing consumers to cut back on mortgages, credit card and other types of consumer loans.
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The bank bonus season begins in earnest next week, and it looks as if it will be one of the largest and most controversial blowouts the industry has ever seen.
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John G. Stumpf, the chief executive of Wells Fargo, is set to make as much as $18.4 million for his service in 2009, even though his bank had to write down billions of dollars in bad loans made during the boom years.
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CadSoft Computer GmbH, a part of global electronics distributor Premier Farnell, has today revealed a series of new interoperability features and improved design simulation and modelling to further extend the appeal of its award-winning and easy-to-use EAGLE PCB software for professional board design.
The new features focus on design simulation and modelling and additions include an LT-Spice connection, allowing engineers to import and simulate LT-Spice schematics into EAGLE and vice versa. Drawings from P-CAD, Altium and Protel can also now be imported via the intermediate format ACCEL ASCII to enhance interoperability and flexibility.
Limor Fried, AKA Lady Ada, founder of Adafruit Industries, has been using CadSoft EAGLE for a number of years and commented: "For my desktop computer, I depend on CadSoft EAGLE. It's my tool of choice for designing the electronics I create at Adafruit Industries and a lot of engineers use it to make the circuit boards for electronic products."
Version 6.4 also delivers an improved user interface, control panel and display and search function making the software easier to use and increasing design productivity. V6.4 also provides extended support for Mac OSX 10.8.
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Remember when your grandfather's removable dentures were the source of much hilarity amongst you and your brothers and sisters? How the tables have turned! Now, as you enter into your late adulthood, you yourself may be facing the need for a tooth replacement solution, whether it is now or in a few years' time. In spite of the development of sophisticated dental implant products and surgical placement protocol, many edentulous (not having a single original adult tooth left) and near-edentulous patients still opt for removable dentures, says the dentist in Coral Springs. But what few of these patients understand about this rather archaic technology, is that it is an incredibly rudimentary solution to rampant tooth loss and edentulism; one that goes hand-in-hand with a whole suite of challenges and repeated costs. So, if you have been considering a tooth replacement technology, says the dentist in Coral Springs, perhaps now is the time to deviate from the footsteps of your grandparents!
The Dentist in Coral Springs: Challenges Associated with Removable Dentures
As a tooth replacement technology, removable dentures are primarily meant to enable you to eat properly, explains the dentist in Coral Springs. And while they may achieve this goal to a certain extent, they also:
Also, let's not forget that removable dentures, as the name suggests, are not fixed in the mouth.
These challenges can certainly take the zeal out of one's day-to-day activities. Especially when you are forced to plan your meals and social engagements around your teeth, says the dentist in Coral Springs. But there is another problem associated with false teeth; one that extends below the gum line. Because dentures do not replace the source of stimulation formerly provided by the tooth roots, the underlying jaw bone begins to atrophy and waste away. Over time, the changing shape of the jaw bone results in that aged and sunken appearance about the mouth we typically associate with the elderly. So you can say goodbye to your youthful facial contours, says the dentist in Coral Springs. Moreover, the loss of bone volume requires dentures to be refitted every few years or so, and this costs patients more and more money.
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Making that initial choice to have missing and failing teeth replaced with dental implants is a smart investment that will ensure the longevity of your good oral health and youthful facial contours, says the dentist in Coral Springs. Dental implants are, in functionality, feel and aesthetics, virtually indistinguishable from your natural adult teeth, so they come with none of the challenges and repeated expenses that dentures do. While they may come at a higher price initially, the benefits they afford in comfort, confidence and quality of life more than compensate. Furthermore, they very seldom require restoration, says the dentist in Coral Springs. Dental implants as a replacement solution to multiple missing teeth are definitely the smarter choice!


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Should celebrities shut up?
In today's Life in the Pop Lane column, Renée Graham writes that fame should not prevent celebrities from speaking their opinion about a possible war in Iraq. Others contend that most celebrities have no political qualifications and should keep their mouths shut. What's your opinion?
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I think it is great that celebrities share their views on the possible war with Iraq. There are many times where celebrities are viewed as being "above" everyone else. Although it is unfortunate that a cause is needed to see celebrities in the general population - but war affects everyone, including celebrities. We are all human.
Me, Allston
The biggest problem I have about anti war protests... whether the people doing the protesting are celebs or not, is... where is the support for the troops? I don't care how you feel about the war, but think of about the troops, and support them, it's their job, not their choice, to fight this war, whether they want to or not.
Maggie, westport, ma
Unfortunately, Durst ruins it for any celebrity who may have a clue of what is going on.
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Let them have their say, this is America and everyone has a right to an opinion. But who really cares what celebrities think or say? There is no way a celebrity (or anyone else) is going to sway my beliefs because they are a celebrity. Only a weak minded simpleton would make a decision based on what a celebrity says.
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Anytime some self important self absorbed hollywood celebrity gets involved in a protest like this, it only lends itself to ridicule. From Fred Durst saying "...in agreeance this war should end' to Susan Sarandon whining, what has Iraq done to us? It lends little credibility to the anti war movement because lets face it folks, its from Hollywierd. What bothers me is these celebrities have all this money to promote their agenda, as if it was totally representative of the American opinion and mood concerning this fight. Truth be told it isnt, you wouldnt know that though because the average joe can't affprd to go on national TV like Susan Sarandon or take out full page ads in the NYTimes. Id like to get out there on national TV and show pictures of what nerve gas can do to you or show the torture / rape camp survivors from Iraq as a reason to bolster liberation efforts in Iraq...alas, I don't have Sarandon's or Penn's money to do so. Support Citizens Against Celebrity Pundits.
Chris, Braintree
I can careless what these celebrites think. Matin Sheen for example, thinks that he can run the country now, because he played a president on TV. Of course they don't want war, they don't want anything to jeopardise their little perfect life. These don't know a hard day in life if it came up to them and bit them on the a**. I believe that we have our smoking guns, and Hans found it for us. They should go back to acting, for some they shouls just go away.
Brian, Wakefield
In general, actors are liberals, just like the media. Historically, liberals think they are much smarter than everyone else and know what to do. They are pathetically bad at governing and believe that they can run things much better than the conservatives. I wish the actors would shut it about politics. Stick with being bad actors. That's what they do best.
Bruce, Needham
Respect Freedom of Speech. Period. That said, celebrities do not always make the best spokesperson for a cause (See: Farrell, Mike), but it is also refreshing that there are celebrities out there who stand for something beyond the vapid culture of facelifts and fashion mistakes (see: Garofolo, Jeanine).
Chris, Jamaica Plain
Although I disagree with most of the celebrities anti-war talk, it's certainly their right to voice their opinion. The real problem lies with the media, who feel compelled to print and broadcast these opinions, as if they really mattered. There are millions of people in our country more educated and knowledgdable about Iraq, the possibility of war and it's aftermath than the actors and musicians who invariably have a knee jerk "we want peace" reaction to any suggestion that military use is justified. We, the public, desperately need to hear opinions that matter, based on knowledge and truth, not on the shallowness of mindless celebrity worship.
Bruce, Fairlee, Vermont
I have no political qualifications, are you going to tell me to keep my mouth shut? I don't recommend it. I am outspoken against the war, and every American has the right to do the same, for or against. If they happen to have celebrity to go along with an opinion, more power to them for using their status for something they believe in, instead of just to get really great gift baskets on Oscar night.
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iPad users in the USA and UK have been trying their hand at dinosaur rearing and theme park building with the app Jurassic Park Builder, while those in Canada have been taking a vintage approach to photography with camera filter app Vintique. Details of this and other iPad apps by country* for the week recorded on October 22 can be found below.
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Based on the popular film franchise, this application challenges players to look after dinosaur eggs, place the newborn dinosaurs in the park and nurture them until they are fully grown. Players also have to build visitor attractions to entertain guests at Jurassic Park.
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Play an animal loving zoo owner with this application. Go on safari, observe the animals, rescue those that are in danger and transport them to your luxurious zoo, which you can personalize with a range of different buildings and features.
04. Canada
Vintique (photo and video)
Featured as "app of the week," Vintique provides users with 32 "vintage" style photo filters allowing users to customize their photos and share them on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
05. Japan
無料で全巻!ブラックジャックによろしく (Books)
This application can be roughly translated as "Regards to Jack Black," though it has nothing to do with the American actor of the same name. Rather the app follows the characters from a popular Japanese manga strip.
06. Australia
Angry Gran Run (games)
Guide an angry kung-fu kicking gran through the streets of New York and Rome to freedom after she has escaped from an asylum. Look out for dinosaurs, aliens and a host of other wacky obstacles.
07. Germany
Netzkino (education)
Translated loosely into English as "Power of cinema services," this application provides movie streaming services from the German cinema network Netzkino. Services are only available in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein.
08. China
绿野仙踪 HD (games)
Roughly translated into English as "The Wizard of Oz," this game gives a modern Chinese twist to the classic novel by L. Frank Baum. The game features modern characters, updated magical powers and new worlds to explore.
09. Italy
Maven Web Browser (productivity)
The Maven Web Browser for iPad features several advanced features, including the ability to save passwords, unlimited tabs, private browsing and a download manger.
10. Korea
드래곤 플라이트 (games)
Translated into English as "Dragon Flight," this application takes players on a quest through a dangerous fantasy world full of flying dragons and other mythical beasts.
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TWILIGHT ZONE***Tube Feeding "Obligatory" Says Pope We are happy to report some good news for a change from the "Twilight (before the dawn) Zone." On March 20 our Holy Father addressed a group of medical personnel meeting in Rome for the International Congress on "Life- sustaining treatments and the vegetative state" organized by the World Federation of Catholic Medical Associations (FIAMC) and the Pontifical Academy for Life. In no uncertain terms Pope John Paul II stated, "the intrinsic value and the personal dignity of every human being do not change…even if they are seriously ill and impaired in the exercise of their highest functions." He went on to stress the "moral duty" of doctors and health care workers to provide "basic health care (nutrition, hydration, hygiene, warmth, etc.)" The pope called artificially administered feeding, "a natural means of preserving life, not a medical procedure. Therefore their use must be considered ordinary and appropriate and as such, morally obligatory." Even the fact that no improvement is expected "cannot ethically justify abandoning or interrupting basic care including food and hydration, of a patient." If a doctor or caregiver withholds food and water to bring about death "consciously or deliberately" the act is "truly euthanasia by omission." [Amen! Thank you, Holy Father.] ***Two Docs Duke It Out at Conference The day before the pope made his definitive statement two Dutch doctors attending the meeting held a heated exchange. Dr. J.P.M. Lelkins of Maastrict, Holland said the country's euthanasia figures are skewed by omitting deaths due to dehydration and starvation. He estimated 10% of deaths in Holland are from euthanasia, 3.9% from withholding food and water. Dr. J.C.M. Lavrijsen of Nijmagen, Holland who approves of starving and dehydrating "vegetative" patients took offense and demanded, "Are you accusing me of manslaughter?" Dr. Lelkins paused, then replied, "Yes because there is no other way to define it, I am accusing you of manslaughter." [Les Femmes, on the other hand, calls it what it really is – murder.] Another conference participant, Professor Gianluigi Gigli, president of the World Federation of Catholic Medical Associations said hydration and nutrition removal are a Trojan Horse to active euthanasia. "After society rejected euthanasia under Nazism, we are now accepting euthanasia for freedom or compassion or pain or choice. I will fight this so long as I live and with all of my strength….If we open the door to nutrition and hydration removal, something else will come. It will make life a disposable good…based on its quality. If we accept this we will accept that there is a life not worthy of life. It will lead to the notion – wouldn't it be better, faster and more compassionate to give them an injection?" [Will this protect patients like Terri Schiavo? Will Bishop Lynch finally defend Terri's right to live? Will our deliberately deaf world listen? Stay tuned.] ***Planned Parenthood never misses a trick, but a national chaplain for their baby-killing business? Gloria Feldt, PP's boss, announced March 8 the hiring of Rev. Ignacio Castuera, senior pastor of St. John's United Methodist Church in the Watts district of Los Angeles. Feldt says he will "articulate the spiritual dimensions of sexuality and reproduction... [and] play a pivotal role in communicating the theological justification for choice, sexuality and contraception." [Hmmm – the spiritual dimensions of "choice?" Of course – temple prostitution and human sacrifice!] This is a strategic move to sell abortion to pro-life Hispanic Catholics, and Castuera's the man for the job! As former head of the Latina Outreach Project of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice and an associate of CARAL (California Abortion Rights Action League) Castuera's credentials are A+. Using ministers to deceive devout minorities is an old PP tactic. Their founder, Margaret Sanger, wrote to Dr. Clarence Gamble in 1939 about her "Negro Project" saying, "We do not want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population and the minister is the man who can straighten that idea out if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members." Replace "Negro" with "Hispanic" and you get the picture. Castuera is just the latest useful dupe betraying his origins and doing the devil's work in God's name. [N.B. Most abortion mills are located in minority areas. But to be fair, PP is an equal opportunity killer and will happily murder babies of any region, race, religion, or sex.] ***Speaking of betrayal and useful dupes Can someone please explain National Right to Life's (NRLC) complicity in killing South Dakota Bill HB1191 banning most abortions in the state? Republican State Representative Matt McCaulley asked the Thomas More Law Center (TMLC) to draft the bill making abortion a felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Pro-abort lobbyists described HB1191 as the most restrictive anti-abortion measure since Roe v. Wade. It was endorsed by the local Catholic bishop and renowned pro-life lawyer Charles Rice, among others. The bill overwhelmingly passed in the house 54 to 14. A compromise version passed by a single vote in the senate. The Governor sent it back with a "form and style" veto suggesting a few technical changes giving pro-abort opponents a final chance to sink it. They did by one vote with the complicity of NRLC and their local affiliate. Why? The timing was wrong! Richard Thompson, President and Chief Counsel of TMLC issued a press release condemning NRLC's actions and asking, "When is it the wrong time to do what is right?" NRLC responded with a letter saying they opposed the "health exception." But they opposed the bill long before the very restrictive exception was added. TMLC posted a seven-page report on their website with the history of NRLC's duplicity. See http://www.thomasmore.org/news.html?NewsID=195. Thompson says NRLC "has lost the moral authority to lead the pro-life cause." We agree! Bureaucracies often lose sight of their original purpose. Has NRLC forgotten their target constituents, babies in the womb? Was it the wrong time to defend them? It's one thing to disagree on strategy, but to sabotage another pro-life group's efforts to defend the babies??? Shame on NRLC and South Dakota Right to Life! May such a scandal never be repeated! ***Fredericksburg Same-Sex Shame-Fest Kim Bickert, a junior at Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA organized what amounted to a parade to promote perversion on of all days, the feast of the Annunciation, March 25th. About 100 people escorted four same-sex couples who sashayed on over to the circuit courthouse and played the civil rights violin as they tried to apply for marriage licenses. Fortunately, Virginia clerks have more sense than those in San Francisco and Boston and refused to play house. Four times they turned away the dearly beloved wannabees. Fredericksburg, being a college town, wasn't a surprising choice for this escapade. According to the Washington Post the city sports a "gay" bar downtown and a second one with an unofficial weekly "gay" night. The media event was well attended by reporters and cameramen. [Surprise! When does the media ever refuse to promote perversion? Which reminds us of Marshal McLuhan's statement that the media are in a "Luciferian conspiracy against the truth." Amen!] Despite their failure to tie the knot, Victor and Dugger, one of the "couples," still feeeeeel married. "Believe me," Victor told the Post. "If you saw us in the grocery store, you'd know we were married." [We give up…is it the way they squeeze the fruits in the produce department?] ***Passion of Christ Inspires Confessions Mel Gibson continues to face virulent criticism for his historic film, The Passion of the Christ, but one amazing outcome of the movie is that criminals are confessing after viewing it. Johnny Olsen, a convicted killer and neo-Nazi, gave himself up March 27 admitting guilt for two bombings in Oslo, Norway in the mid 1990s. Police suspected Olsen of the terrorist acts, but could never connect him to the crimes. In Houston, TX Dan Leach confessed to killing his girlfriend because he thought she was pregnant and didn't want to raise the child. The coroner ruled Ashley Wilson's death by hanging a suicide. Police detective Mike Kubricht described the crime as "very well-planned and well executed." Leach wore gloves and left no DNA evidence at the scene. He had literally gotten away with murder – until Gibson's movie stirred his conscience. Kubricht said Leach felt that "in order for him to have redemption he would have to confess his sin and do his time." Leach faces up to life in prison. Several thieves have also confessed. Stories like these and others inspired a TV documentary produced, written, and directed by award winning photojournalist Jody Eldred. As Les Femmes went to press, Changed Lives, Miracles of the Passion was scheduled to be shown Easter weekend. The independent effort is not connected with Icon Pictures, which produced The Passion. ***Excommunicate "Catholic" John Kerry Senator
John Kerry, former altar boy, scandalizes relentlessly as he crisscrosses
the U.S. campaigning for president. The rabid pro-abort promised during
the February presidential debate in L.A. that his first act in the White
House would be to "Reverse the Mexico City policy on the gag rule
so that we take a responsible position globally on family planning."
Translation: Kerry's top priority is killing babies in the third
world, not surprising for a man endorsed by the National Abortion Rights
Action League (NARAL), a group that consistently rates him 100%. Kerry
voted at least three times for partial birth abortion, favors federal
funding, opposes parental consent, and supports cannibalizing the unborn
for their stem cells. Claiming he supports "choice," Kerry
voted against a bill making it a crime to harm an unborn baby while committing
a federal offense. Even wanted babies are non-persons in the Kerry/NARAL
But playing Church wins votes, so Kerry masquerades as a Catholic, at
least in election years. He told Time Magazine "I certainly intend
to take Communion and continue to go to Mass." In March his motivation
was revealed by a too-candid senior staffer who told reporters that Kerry
interrupted his Idaho ski vacation to Mass (arriving eleven minutes late)
for a photo-op. "We set it up with some reporters that we knew were
going to be there." Kerry in a nutshell – a cynical politician
who will use anything to get elected, even Jesus.
Archbishop Raymond Burke says he will refuse Kerry Communion if he presents
himself in St. Louis. When Kerry was there he took Communion in protestant
churches instead. [???] He may try to reap political hay by courting
a denial. Kerry the war hero can play Kerry the martyr. So be it. He has
two places to stage an event since officials in Lincoln, Archbishop Bruskewitz's
diocese recently said he would be refused there as well. The Kerry's
attended Easter Mass at the Paulist Center in Boston. Rev. John Ardis,
Director, said Kerry could receive (sacrilegious) Communion there. Ardis
said the diocese gave him a thumbs up since Archbishop Sean O'Malley
hasn't made up his mind. [Scandal is pretty common for the Paulists
who have published dissenters for years through their Paulist Press.]
Kerry used his sacrilegious Easter Communion for another photo op. When
will our bishops discipline so-called Catholic politicians who hold the
faith in contempt? Please, Bishop O'Malley, invoke Canon 915 against
public sinner John Kerry. It will be a teaching moment for all Catholics
and an act of charity for the senator. Stop the outrageous sacrilege against
Our Blessed Lord. May Kerry be the first of many called to repentance.
***But let's not just pick on politicians! One of the most scandalous pro-abortionists on record is Fr. Robert Drinan. This shameful Jesuit has publicly supported what holy Jesuit Fr. John Hardon called "Partial Birth Infanticide." It is inexcusable that the Jesuits have punished orthodox members of their order [Recall what happened to Fr. Fessio a few years ago when he helped start Campion College?] while heretics and scandalizers thrive. [Many Jesuit colleges continue to feature The Vagina Monologues, a disgusting and immoral celebration of lesbianism while Jesuit superiors turn a blind eye. Remember what Jesus said about blind guides? Pray for the reformation or suppression of the Jesuits. And especially pray for those true sons of St. Ignatius who suffer grievously for the sins perpetrated by the order he founded.] |


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Thursday, April 21, 2011
This week's links. Enjoy.
Classic American Recipes Come to Life
New York Times food editor Amanda Hesser spent six years compiling a book of the best recipes in the paper's history, from the 1850s to the present day. Here she picks her personal favourites.
The Lost Art of Total Recall
The ability to memorise things seems to be a vanishing skill — in the information age, some ancient methods are now getting a second look.
Proust Questionnaire: Tina Fey
The wonderful Tina Fey answers Vanity Fair's Proust Questionnaire. Fun stuff. And if you want more Tina, have a look here.
New Life for Old Records
Interesting NYT piece about Brooklynphono, a small company that recycles old vinyl records into new ones. They're seeing a huge surge in business these days, too — mainly for indie-rock record labels based in Brooklyn, but also for several European dance record labels.
The Problem Princess
A New Yorker archived essay from 1997 by Simon Schama about the sad fates of two young noblewomen who married into royal families — one in the 16th century, and one in the 20th century.
Retro Modern Art
Very cool series of photos of old tube TVs the moment they're switched off — looks like a modern art installation. Via things magazine.
Cute Roulette
Having a bad day? Well, check this out — a site featuring videos of kittens, puppies, bunnies and other adorable animals, all doing insanely cute stuff. Guaranteed to make you feel better about the world.
Pasta Primavera
A classic springtime recipe, showcasing all the lovely veggies that begin to appear at this time of year. I'll definitely be making this one.
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As every Thursday, I have enjoyed the great choice of articles & ideas for the Buffet. The images transformed me into a spring mood. Lovely flowers. Have a nice day, Veronika
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