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A magnificent Country Home in a picturesque and mature setting, standing on its own in wonderful grounds which are complete tranquility.The main house comprises a Grade II listed farmhouse with spacious accommodation extending to almost 5000 sq ft. Extended over the years; the house incorporates ... More details ›
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A beautiful 4-5 period family home set within its own substantial grounds. This property has been lovingly refurbished throughout making it a stunning home with far reaching views, extensive grounds and located near to the village amenities of, Wootton Bridge. More details ›
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An opportunity to purchase a substantial 4 - 5 Bedroom home on one of the most sought after roads in Wootton, with PARTIAL CREEK VIEWS over Wootton Creek. This home could also be split, to have a SEPARATE ANNEXE with its own STREET door. A fabulous versatile property, highly recommended. More details ›
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Wow, today is a real MILESTONE for me. I made it, 100 days streaking. I did it with a bang too! But before I get into that, the awards dinner was nice. Me in front yard by apple tree ready for the AFJROTC Award's dinner. Me and my wonderful husband My DH, me, DS...We are proud of him! DH and DS DS and Me Setup (They did a very nice job) The Red White and Blue flowers for table decorations. I thought it was really appropriate and the kids did a great job setting up for the AFJROTC Awards dinner. His award! Ok, these kids worked hard and deserved there awards. They are expected to be in formal uniform, neat, tidy, entire 9 yards. We all were to be semi-formal. I think we need to support that attire as we are expecting our kids to follow the rules, attire. Well, I have to say, I was very disappointed in some of the parents. Ok, the dad that sat across from me, dirty, and I mean dirty, had dirty jeans on and a white wrinkled semi formal shirt. Ok his wife was better dressed, but more casual, definitely not semi-formal. Ok, another dad, came in shorts, t-shirt, and sandels. This, too me, was disrespectful to their own sons or daughters. I feel there is no justification of it. At least I can say we were not an embarrassment to our son, were in semi formal attire and most of the parents were. Guess there are always those few. It just really bugged me and thought I would blog it. It over all was a great awards dinner. It was healthy too, but they were nearly out of food by the time we got there as our table was the last table to get served. They served lasagna (meat and veggie). They were out of the veggie completely. I had small small piece (very little to no cheese on it) small 1/2 bun size garlic bread, and tiny salad with tsp of dressing. I was very hungry, came home, had two slices of salami, and a Susie Q, this brought my calories like to my low end. Today, with my wonderful sparkfriend, Tami (MRSKRNR), we met at 6:30 AM and walked the Green River Trail. Here is pic of her by the totem poles. I loved my walk this morning with Tami. We burned 400 calories again. Just had a great time talking and walking. Makes the walk so enjoyable and feels like you are not working out. We both felt our muscles today. We are both reaching 500+ since we started walking in the morning. In fact, we both are getting awesome calories burned. Love having a lime friend to workout with! Ok, I come home, it is 8:00, hubby is ready to go for walk. We leave at 8:30 with the doggies. We went to Owen Beach (Pt. Defiance) 5 mile drive. We walked the beach and we walked the trails. Some terrain on beach that I walk on More harder terrain to walk on (I even took a fall today on it) How embarrassing Yes, these trails were hilly. I was amazed at how some of the hills that use to be so hard for me, the dogs pulled me up or made me go up them in a jog. Got a good scrape on my leg though from a fall on the trail. Yes, I fell twice today. Here are some fun pics of me: Ok, I like my perm. I am trying to learn to love myself. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don't. I do have to say, the Fat Fat Go Away song, is continually running through my head, on the trails, on the beach, I want the fat gone. I want a new healthier ME. I want walking, exercise, doing things to be easy, not so hard from all the extra poundage. I don't want to feel like I am holding back my kids, or husband. I want to be fit, to enjoy my husband outdoors. I want him to see me small, something he never has. Ok, after our walk, I come home, I am tired, I did my back stretches, bunches of crunches and different kinds, the half moon stretch, then I get on here to spark. I go to update my page, I see that today is DAY 100 Streaking, and wow, with a bang, 1036 calories burned, tons of fitness and to be on my 100th day. Wow, was I like and still totally amazed. Ok, here is Tami's and my snail pic, We walked the opposite direction today, and had to laugh, here is the snail, the other way. Just had to take a pic. Plus we are like at snail pace, so felt it was appropriate. We are working to be at 5k pace. Tomorrow, we plan to meet at 6:15 to do stretches, then start walking at 6:30-8:30. We should burn some good calories tomorrow and meet our lime morning challenge too! I am really looking forward to our walk tomorrow and so is Tami. I have to say, IT IS GREAT to have a LIME SPARK FRIEND to WALK with! I AM SO SO LUCKY, WE BOTH ARE! I have to tell ya, I just love my new spark friend. We found we have a ton of stuff in common too! After our walk, my hubby, DD, and I are going on a bike ride! I am loving the beautiful weather that we are having!
Ok, our interim challenge on the LIME team is to exercise in the morning. I am making it some days, and not others, but that is ok. No matter what, I get exercise done. Ok, this morning, MRSKRNR (Tami) and I met at her work, and walked the Green River Trail. We were up and walking at 6:30-7:30. Here we are together after finishing walk...and you can see my curly hair...LOL My Spark Friend Me The Green River Now, the snail: Ok, I have to tell ya, neither of us are morning exercisers, but I challenged her to meet me, begged her, to challenge us both. WE LOVED IT! Ok, see that snail picture....ha ha ha...we are walking tomorrow again, at her work, the Green River, 6:30 AM...Ok, Saturday, we are meeting at another trail head close to her house....We are meeting at 6:15-6:30 AM. We both loved how we burned almost 500 calories (400) on our walk, and know that we will easily be at 500+ tonight. The best part, we feel great and we don't have to worry about getting our burn in because it was done before the day actually started and we are like free to do whatever. Ok, I am getting to the snail, it was taken for her daughter, but also using it as snail for walking...the pace we start out, you think of as snail, but as we get better and stronger, we get out of that snail pace. Ha ha ha, she got me now challenged, she challenged me, 3 x week of meeting and doing this C25K program together (the couch to 5 k program)...Meaning, at end of program, we will be running/jogging a 5k. Mind you, neither of us are runners, nor have ever liked running. It will be a big big challenge, but should get our metabolisms moving good and calories burning and the scale moving down. My DH had to get a chuckle out of it. However, nothing surprises him with me. I told him, dang, Tami is definitely going to burn the fat off my body...and man...I am going to burn the fat off her body!
Well, today, I managed to go for nice walk with DH and work my abs...Ouch, they be feeling it. I burned 408 today. I am tired. I decided to give myself a treat and get hair permed! I am off to bed as I have to meet a Lime Friend for a early walk in the morning (6:30 AM). We are walking for an hour.
Ok, I got my resume' re-done. I think it is looking pretty good. This was a big accomplishment, and put off, but finally decided got to do it. Actually had re-done it but was told it was weak for my skill set and today's market. Ok, I reviewed others, etc. and re-did it all over again, starting from scratch. Next, I cooked breakfast. It was Turkey Bacon (3 slices), 2 slices of Tomato, Pepper, Smart Balance Mayo (tbsp), 2 slices of lettuce, 2 orawheat bread toasted (BLT) and of course, my morning coffee. I was still hungry, had 1 fig cookie (no more left) and I logged it all in, and I am still feeling hungry but not going to eat anything but drink water and green tea (caffeine free) so that counts as water. I need to learn to stay off the scale...I was back down 1 pound of the 2 pounds it showed up. Need it to show another pound down, plus 1 or more...Arg. It is just so hard to stay off the scale because when I do, no matter what, it seems to go up when I do weigh in, so I get on it to keep myself gauged to what I need to do, more exercise, more water, even if I have done both. I am starting out good today, I didn't do morning exercise, well still morning, but trying to get things accomplished that I have been putting off. I know once I start moving, and we go for our walk (waiting for it to warm up), I will be moving non-stop. One thing, as long as I am getting exercise, meeting my streak, I am doing great. I am pushing to do more and more in the morning, but it is just a hard thing for me. I will keep trying. I try to, especially when DH is working, down time this week, to exercise first thing in morning, then a little in the afternoon, and a little more in evening before bed. I figure this helps burn the calories that I have had throughout the day and evening. My song...Fat Fat go away, well it is still stuck in my head...LOL
Wow, I was so energized yesterday. We received a DVD from MIL of their cruise. We watched it and then I made DVD to send to them. I was up until about 10:30 PM, and was so tired, went to sleep. My sleep was sucky, I had major sinus pain/headache, trouble getting up this morning. I canceled my dentist appointment for this morning and will need to call and reschedule. Kind of sucky to reschedule, but I felt I needed to feel better to undergo numbing and prep work for crown, then crown. Sounds strange, but I don't want to be plugged up when they do the work as I am a paranoia of not breathing. I am not making my morning challenge as far as doing exercise for the first thing in the morning, but DH is home too, as today is a down time day. I am not going to make excuses, but it just isn't happening. It just amazes me how I can be so energized, so "FAT FAT GO AWAY, AND STAY AWAY" and just work the heck out of my body to, sitting in bed, still with the "fat fat go away and stay away" but not willing to get myself up and moving and feeling so low in energy. The weather was like sunny to cloudy to rainy, not a cheerful sunny day. Don't worry, I still plan to exercise, follow as much of the plan, just not going to make the morning part, but the morning has never been my strong point. This is new and something I never ever have been able to accomplish in my life, no matter how I would try and at least I am trying again and making the goal some of the time. I am actually surprised at the number of morning exercises that I have done.


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21 Must-Get Photos Of Your Baby's Second Year
Parents take so many photos in their baby's first year that they often suffer from camera fatigue when it's over. That's a shame, though, because there is a treasure trove of equally amazing memories to be captured in year two. Here are twenty-one you won't want to miss!
You'll want to remember this moment when your baby is a know-it-all teenager.
First set of wheels
This is a rite of passage for kids in their second year and impossibly cute.
In the high chair
You'll be nostalgic for these days when your baby is sitting in a regular chair.
This awesome period between crawling and walking goes by so quickly it's all too easy to miss.
Baby gates
"Baby jail" is such a big part of your home for a time. You'll appreciate being able to look back and remember what it was like.
"Chatting" on the phone
This is one of those cute things you rarely take a photo of because the baby has your phone when it's happening. Get this shot any way you can!
You'll want to remember those first unsteady and awkward steps.
In a box
They won't fit in there forever.
Super messy meal
Every kid deserves at least one opportunity to go at their food no holds barred, and you deserve the chance to take pictures of it!
Swinging with grandparents
You'll probably see this happen countless times as your parents walk in front of you. Take a photo so you never forget these sweet moments.
If you celebrate Easter this will likely be your child's first egg hunt. These kinds of pics are beyond frame worthy.
First swing ride
You will have few opportunities in life to capture a smile as big as this one.
Brushing teeth
Get proof for later that you started their dental hygiene early.
First amusement park ride
This fun moment is when you realize your baby is growing up and fast.
Funny "adult" photo
Getting a playful shot doing something "adult," like my daughter's boardroom meeting, will crack you up down the line.
Playing at the beach
You may have gone to the beach in year one, but it's in year two that your baby will first be able to actually play there. Capture that glorious moment!
First technology
Technology is going to be a bigger part of our babies' lives than we can imagine. This is one snapshot they'll love having in the future.
First reading session
Kids really start to study the photos in books during their second year. Get a photo of your little bookworm!
You likely dressed your baby up last year, but this Halloween is special because he or she will start to understand what it's all about.
Playing with bubbles
No one looks upon bubbles with as much wonder as a one-year-old.
Winter holidays
This will be the first time your kid will really be able to enjoy the holidays. Capture the excitement!


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The British company already has an exclusive licence to provide betting on horses and greyhounds in Connecticut, a state of four million people. It will shortly be able to offer online gambling there to complement its existing betting shops and telephone operations.
"We will launch online within the next eight weeks," Chief Executive Ian Penrose told Reuters on Wednesday.
"If we looked at what has happened with online gambling in Britain, we would expect some really dramatic growth over the next three to five years," he added.
Regulations on gambling in the U.S. remain a patchwork but there are signs of liberalisation. New Jersey last week approved online gaming and said it would continue to fight to legalise sports betting.
"As the North American gaming market starts to regulate, we are already there on the ground with offices and 700 employees," said Penrose. The company had expanded from being a British business to one with half of its revenue from North America, he said.
Sportech, which also runs traditional football pools games, reported a 1 percent rise in EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) to 26.4 million pounds ($39.9 million) in 2012, broadly in line with forecasts.
Customers for the football pools have stabilised at around 400,000, with the long-established game of picking draws from soccer fixtures now available online as well as from door-to-door collectors.
Shares in the company slipped 1.4 percent to 87.25 pence, giving it a market value of around 175 million pounds.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2007
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That day was awesome, stripin down and posing amongst the flowers..Sharyn, you were looking mighty hott that night!! Thanks again for letting your garden be our stage that evening! The boys are so handsome..
Xo..Clancy - September 5, 2007 at 12:41 PM
beauties all...and the missing one too
- September 5, 2007 at 12:54 PM
okay okay I will write in public...about the nurse's outfit--there was one at a store where I live--at least I heard it was-It is called the Love Doctor--and I have already thanked a nurse friend of mine !!
Boston is a beautiful city--even a farm girl that has THE MOST FABULOUS GARDENS can find the beautiful ones across from the BFA museum that people create themselves...watch the ducks in the Commons--breathe in each new experience-funny how it is as scary as when you watch a toddler do something new...so we continue to grow even tho we think we are well, older....think of how many peoples' lives have changed for this experience...Caleb has a lot to teach us and probably teach himself...and most of all Sharyn, continue writing. Judi/UFJ - September 5, 2007 at 1:07 PM
- Sharyn said...
that is water in that glass - really - really it is! mumsie
- September 5, 2007 at 3:04 PM
There's nothing more healing, refreshing, relaxing, inspiring than a delicious bag lunch eaten at the Isabella Gardner Museum, in the center, sitting alone, listening to the chamber music from area college musicians, smelling the fragrance of the flowers...............
- September 5, 2007 at 3:06 PM
call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.
Jane Howard (1935-1996)
***I love this quote and I think it is so perfect for everyone in this extended family of Calebs.
P-town girl - September 5, 2007 at 3:11 PM
- Amy St.John said...
Look at that lovely lady and those handsome boys...You are all so cool. PLEASE give caleb a hug from me & tell him I miss him. I'll be writing a letter soon... I'm going to make caleb a bead loom next week and send it on up there...the next stage of evolution in the Pirate Beading Adventure!!
It is good to hear that my mom is more addicted to this thing than I am. I wasn't sure that was possible. love always...me - September 5, 2007 at 4:07 PM
- September 5, 2007 at 5:56 PM
So good to see your smiling faces!
- September 5, 2007 at 7:56 PM
Max I have a cute daughter!
- September 5, 2007 at 8:03 PM
Join a rowing club and go out early mornings on the Charles. You'll love it. - September 5, 2007 at 8:07 PM
What a beautiful lady and handsome boys...
- September 5, 2007 at 8:18 PM
Hmmm. A cute girl for Max? Will she breastfeed?
- September 5, 2007 at 8:58 PM
Handsome sons and beautiful mom... you sound a little more relaxed. A much welcome feeling I imagine. I know Caleb has a ways to go, but I am so very happy to hear all the good news. We will continue praying here in central MA. I think of you so often. Just a distant friend of a friend I am. But your words touch me so profoundly. I am thankful for you and for Caleb. I wish you all weren't going through this difficult time, but I believe everything happens for a reason, we may never know it, but it does. You are helping such a plethora of people to learn and to grow and to just Be. Reading the words coming from your heart makes me want to be a better mom to my son, there's always room for improvement. I hope I can inspire him as you have your sons. I am so impressed by their dedication to you and your family. You are so incredibly blessed.
Hats off to you Ms. Sharyn.
God Bless.
p.s. What to do in beantown?...If you're ever in the North End, Massimino's Italian Restaurant has fabulously delicious cuisine. Then stop by Mike's pastry on Hanover St. for a scrumptious dessert. Enjoy! - September 5, 2007 at 9:40 PM
- Melinda from Greenfield said...
Dear Sharyn,
Good News.....our boy is getting better day by day, inch by inch. Thanks to all the wonderful folks there at MGH. You are right, the folks behind the scenes are the unsung heros...true dedication. My Mari was a 2 lb preemie, and she/we spent three months at Baystate in Springfield, not knowing if she would live or die..spinal taps, blood transfusions, blood lines in her teeny, tiny head..well, you now know the routine. I never saw such dedication, caring and compassion. I thought, if all people who were "ill" were treated with this tender loving care, there would be a whole lot more healing going on. I believe that to this day. I am grateful for their diligent care of Caleb, your sweet boy. And, for their care of you and your family. You are so very fortunate to be surrounded by love.....and Love will bring your home.
Sweet Dreams, all our Love this night (and always) to you and Caleb and all your dear family.
-Melinda- - September 5, 2007 at 9:52 PM
Ah, The faces I love! Miss being in your yard- with you. Actually, now that September is here, there are many faces I miss. Fleet is becoming its weekday ghostown as it often does in the fall. Caleb- get you ass back here soon. We're getting bored and you're the only one who ever gets us out of the house! Sharyn, perhaps you could look to art as your boys have. Its a great way to spend the time and you'll surprize yourself of your hidden talents. Caleb will love to see what mumsie can do when shes not chasing chickens and fertilizing. Your free time is a gift, just like knowing your amazing family.
Creativity & Blessings~ A New day xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo - September 6, 2007 at 7:22 AM
Dear Sharyn,
If you can, drive up to Concord and sit at Walden Pond.. It is not like sitting on the dunes looking out over the rolling ocean, but it is water and in a different way ever so peaceful.. Thoreau wrote this when he was there....
" I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. I did not wish to live what was not life, living is so dear; nor did I wish to practise resignation, unless it was quite necessary. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, to live so sturdily and Spartan-like as to put to rout all that was not life, to cut a broad swath and shave close, to drive life into a corner and reduce it to its lowest terms, and, if it proved to be mean, why then to get the whole and genuine meanness of it.. Or if it were sublime, to know it by experience, and be able to give a true account of it in my next excursion"
As always, sending love & peace your way.. - September 6, 2007 at 12:12 PM


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Not only did the product grow in scope but it also grew in functionality and quality (as evidence in the videos AOA has been putting out for you all!) so rather than charge one blisteringly high price, we decided to break the package into pieces in order that users can pick and choose the airplane types they are interested in flying. This will allow users to minimize their cost to suit their own tastes, and we think it allows us to provide the best value to simmers for our new product lines moving forward.2) PMDG has always led the way upward in total pricing. With the PMDG 737NGX that can certainly be true if a user wishes to purchase the entire product line (and we hope you will!) but we want you to be able to purchase only the airplanes you want. 3) With the PMDG 737NGX product line, the base package will always provide you with all of the functionality available in the product line. What this means is that all functionality that ships with the base product, along with functionality that we add along the way (think: multi-user cockpits) will always be updated to the base package so you will not need to purchase any expansion packs just to gain the new functionality. (In our FS9 series of products, there was functionality that you needed both packages in order to access. We have changed this model for all future product lines.) Note: Some versions of the airplane have inherently different functionality, such as extended range fuel systems, etc- and this functionality is only available in the airframe to which it is assigned in real life...4) Functionality Updates: One of the nice things that we have done with the PMDG 737NGX series of products is to take steps to plan ahead for functionality changes and product capability growth. This is not something we have historically done- and it has led to products hitting life cycle limits because they cannot be adapted with new functionality. With the PMDG 737NGX this changes! For example, we are looking at some interoperability functions that virtual airlines may want with the 777. We are also looking at things such as EFB functionality for the 777. If we elect to move these technologies forward with the 777, it is expected we can also move them backward to the PMDG 737NGX product line- this keeping the product fresh with new ideas and functions that you can gain with a simple service pack.5) You will notice that I have placed an asterisk after the $69.99 price for the base package. This is an initial release price that will be available until the release of the first expansion pack (1-2 months after the base package release.) After this time, the price for the base package will increase to $74.99.6) Some folks have asked us to compare the functionality of our PMDG 737NGX against other products. We feel that this product is the most advanced, feature rich simulation of a modern airliner yet produced for the computer pilot, and continues a long history of our ground breaking simulations. But don't take our word for it: The folks at Angle of Attack have put together some wonderful preview videos to show you just what we mean. For example: http://www.flyaoamedia.com/aoa/nicks-737ngx-afdsegpws-impressions/ IMPORTANT LATE ADD: Some of the discussion in the thread brings up a valid point. There is some political idiot games taking place in Washington, DC right now. If there is a large scale currency shift as a result- we may at our discretion adjust the pricing. I doubt this will be necessary- but I'm also pretty confident in the level of "dumb" in Washington, DC- so it is worth mentioning.POST RELEASE:=============Post release we are planning an All-Hands-On-Deck approach to the forum and technical support in order to make certain that someone is available to help you in the event that you run into any trouble. The PMDG 737NGX is a magnificently detailed simulation of the 737 airplane, but it is not a difficult airplane to fly. The incredible depth of the simulation we provide will make this airplane a true joy to "hop in and fly" or study in minute detail. How you fly the airplane will be entirely up to you- but someone will be here to help you if you have problems!Technical support will be staffed by three of us- and while our official policy during release cycles is that we will answer you within 48hrs, we have set an internal goal to have all customer support requests handled in just a few hours.Of course, members of the team will be here in the forum to help you out with questions about installations and maybe even some basic functionality hints if you need them. Please keep in mind that there are a limited number of us, and an unlimited number of you- so if we don't answer your post specifically, it is simply saturation. We aren't ignoring you!In the past we have seen instances where the forum has slowed or ceased running. In the event that this happens, we will provide information and updates via our Facebook page- but technical support will only be provided via the support portal. Please understand that any requests for support or account assistance via Facebook will be deleted without reply, as the Facebook team does not have access to all of the tools required to give proper technical support! (Your understanding is appreciated!)Okay- I think that covers it for me tonight... Let us know if you have questions and we'll try to answer them. We are all pretty busy- but we are very excited about putting this magnificent simulation in your hands!Oh- and one last thing: THANK YOU. Many of us on this team have been at this for more than a decade and we have never seen so much attention being paid to our work. It is gratifying in ways that are truly hard to communicate.
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Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:27 AM
Thanks for the information Robert! Looks like i'll get the complete 6/7/8/900 series, and the military expansion.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:29 AM
OK, that´s a great price! I will definately be buying this the day it comes out!Great deal PMDG!!!
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:33 AM
All for under $100. Fantastic stuff. Thank you, this will put the speculation to bed!
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:35 AM
Glad PMDG went this way, I have zero interest in the BBJ and Military versions. I know some others my want those but this suits me just fine....NOW GIMME [FORUM MOD NOTE: <Cough> Name... Hint.]
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:38 AM
BRAVO!What a great deal considering the detail of this plane. It sure is nice to know you guys put so much time and detail into your work, yet you consider your consumer and their wants and needs. What a great idea to break the NGX into packages. Joe Inama
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:41 AM
Well the price is fantastic!! The way your are doing it is awsome. I dont fly any partucular airline so Im happy with the 800 and 900 series as a start. Could not be happier. Everytime I come to the forum its just good new and new vids hehe.And we can all practice with the base package right from day one, even the guys who wait for the 6 and 7s.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:43 AM
Don't post here often, but I have been keeping a close eye on these forums from the get-go of the NGX project. My applauds to whole PMDG team for bringing us such a fantastic product at such an incredible value Thanks again!Looking forward to next week,Brandon Burkley
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:44 AM
Dear PMDG: I have been actively scanning all pre release code for any anomalies and have found 98.97% from all sources in good health. I have also made mental contact with Dr V and his eminence virtual Vin el cockpitio for confirmation. I am happy to report that both sources agree with the preliminary assessment. I have now launched post launch requests from all sub team members and beta code holdings and will report back with the details on Aug 4 2011. Goodspeed and a hearty hoorah from all the pending PMDG 737 NGX missionaries around the globe.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:46 AM
OMG! This is a steal when it comes to prices. I will absolutely buy on the first day it comes out along with the other variants when they become available.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:46 AM
Very nice update! Definitely will be getting base pack, unfortunately I have to wait for the -700 series as I love the Southwest Airlines jets. Just curious, are saitek controls actually better with FSUIPC? I have all saitek controls. (I realize my question is off topic, i will post a different thread if needed).
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:49 AM
I hope you realize great rewards for the immense amount of time and effort that has gone in to this project. Incredible work, you and your team should be very proud of what you have accomplished. I will be purchasing this the day of release despite not being able to use it for more than a month.Many of us on this team have been at this for more than a decade and we have never seen so much attention being paid to our work. It is gratifying in ways that are truly hard to communicate.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:49 AM
Amazing to see you spread the release in parts! I actually will never fly the BBJ/Militairy so I don't even have to pay for it! I'll go with the other packages for sure! Thanks for the update and the sharp pricing!
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:52 AM
Im very excited for this. I would be interested in the mil package as well. Mostly because I would like to conduct antisubmarine warfare........
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:52 AM
What are the WL variants if I may ask? Never heard of them.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:53 AM
WingletsWhat are the WL variants if I may ask? Never heard of them.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:53 AM
Winglets.What are the WL variants if I may ask? Never heard of them.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:55 AM
Thank you guys, funny - we've waited a year since the esitmate of release and im getting annoyed that I cannot even wait a week now! :POne comment - I have no intrest in the -600 or -900 what so ever. But I do, in the -700 and -800. I was hoping that I could get the -700 and -800, oh well. -800 I can live with.Again, thanks guys and all the best!And oh yeah, the amount of sales - every member of PMDG will be buying an Audi Maybe this model? - http://models.audiusa.com/tt-coupe
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:56 AM
Wow, with all the hype of it's complexity, I thought they were building up to announce a minimum of at least $100.This is incredible though. Well done guys.
Posted 27 July 2011 - 01:56 AM
IMHO, a very reasonable price... maybe more on the cheap side though! Thank you PMDG, glad to see it's all coming together now :)


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In 2010, late into its second decade fighting Islamic extremists, the CIA has far more personnel on the battlefield than at any time since the Vietnam War, when 300 pilots alone were supplying a CIA-led force of 40,000 tribesman in Laos.
"Many times more" CIA personnel have been deployed to Afghanistan than the 200 or so who were on the ground in Laos by the early 1970s, said one close CIA observer, voicing the estimate of others.
The agency has raised its own, 3,000-strong Afghan paramilitary force to conduct raids in Pakistan in search of Taliban and al-Qaeda leaders. It is also credited with doubling the number of Predator drone strikes in Pakistan in 2010, to about 115 (although a knowledgeable source says many of the missile attacks have been actually carried out by the U.S. Air Force's far more powerful Reaper drones).
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Khost is not an anomaly, he said. "She was not the only unqualified person leading [a team] in a difficult, dangerous place."
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"It is clear statistically that the policymakers are turning more and more to the drone program to carry the war to Taliban and al-Qaeda in the Afghan-Pak border," says a former senior CIA officer who held top posts in the region. "I actually support this effort as long as we recognize that air attacks will never alone take care of the problem in the region. These attacks can only be truly effectively over the long term when the Pakistanis decide to step up to the plate and take care of the problem."
Some worry that the drone and paramilitary programs are a drain on the CIA's central espionage mission, but the former senior officer said such efforts "often provide the agency with its best intelligence and unique, excellent access to the top players…in a country, some of whom become key long-term agents. So on the local level, I doubt that [they have] a negative impact on intelligence collection."
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Such criticism obscures the agency's successes, says Ronald Kessler, whose 2004 book, "The CIA at War: Inside the Secret War Against Terror," and other writings champion the spy agency.
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Kessler credited "better intelligence overall….better methods for pinpointing the locations of terrorists…a better focus, more resources…[and] more firepower, including more Predators," for the CIA's success.
All of which is being quarterbacked by the unlikeliest of generals, Leon E. Panetta, whose previous intelligence experience was effectively nil when he took the job in 2009.
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Ride horses or walk the trails for free. 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITASloco...thank you for the respectful response...I think you really generalized your answer when specifics were in question... The real answer is poor people are easy to pick on... 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotiveDustOff, google is a wonderful thing. And a "strict work ethic" is the German I know. :-) 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotiveWell, you KNOW what I was going to say, but I was cut off...here we go C'est la vie 2013 and have a good day 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotiveThanks for a decent reply, Veritas. "Within the list of (gov't) entrenched (hundreds) subsidies you specifically target the social programs...Why?" You asked: "...tell me if capital welfare is more justifiable somehow than social welfare." We don't live in a All vs. None world. My wise older bro told me when I was 11: "it's not all black & white!" I do have a set of ideals, and I try to see them implemented, as you say you are (ex: asking for your tax monies to be distributed to whom you think fit). But I'm a realist. Gov't entrenchment at all economic levels, business and personal, will never end, now that it's grown to be what it is. Gov't IS Big Business, with regulatory powers and deep pockets to boot. Veritas, you're a responsible US citizen, calling your state/nat'l reps & giving your opinion. We've still freedom to do that, plus vote, unless that changes. A look at history doesn't favor freedom over tyranny sadly. C'est la vi 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITASI'll even give you a micro ex. loco of a two headed elephant... Farm Bill...10% receives 90% of monies...Fed money ok? If the state of ND had to distribute these monies it would be bad (from their perspective) so Fed monies good, Fed debt Bad... Really confusing morality here isn't it? 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITAScont...And it's a worthy note to mention that Big Business has seen the greatest increase in income in over 3 decades while the percentage of below poverty line increases every year. 60 Million boomers will retire in the next ten years and after 3 yrs of retirement may very well all end up in the bottom 10% while the top 10% will have their incomes reach greater disproportion. Is this" C'est la vie " ? 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITASlocomotive Mar-27-13 2:31 PM "Veritas, I've said before that I favor no subsidies" "And I've posted that medicaid, SNAP, LIHEAP, etc., should be available, to help those facing tough circumstances" loco...Can't argue with the ethics of your post BUT...Within the list of government entrenched (hundreds) subsidies you specifically target the social programs...Why? What is exactly on the table with "favoring no subsidies"? "And I do know some that have made receiving gov't aid their lifestyle" Does this last comment describe Farm Programs, Defense Contractors,Big Oil tax hooplas,Corporate Tax structures only an owner/Ceo would love? I think so!! Your dartboard seems rather void of the word "All" and surely has the word "Some" on it! So, C'est la vie may only refer to your life..not mine. In fact, I'm going to request that all my taxes (there's plenty of them) go toward providing food & medicine for those who need it 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » billldoesntgetitMost of us on here would rather you help yourself and quit asking others to do it for you. What percent of the people getting aid could make it without the aid if they just had the ambition to go solve their problems. Its sorta like abortion. If there was no such thing as abortions half these stupid people would take care of themselves but the Government has given them a river to operate on so they don't really give a darn. As long as Government will solve their every little problem why should they work their back side off to do things for themselves. This country is full of people stealing from the Government. I can name 2 people that I personally know that are milking the unemployment and working under the table. Put unemployment to 16 weeks and watch the people find jobs.. 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » JackAaahI found one of those trillion dollar coins on the sidewalk the other day....I thought "OH, what a GIFT to me..." Went to the store and they said it would only buy me a pack of koolaid and a frozen bag of peas....boy, was I bummed... 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotiveVeritas, I've said before that I favor no subsidies. But as gov't is very firmly entrenched in the ways and means of the economy, my viewpoint is moot indeed. I like the sequester for its cuts. And I've posted that medicaid, SNAP, LIHEAP, etc., should be available, to help those facing tough circumstances, like sickness, in between jobs, the list can go on. But ideally, any social safety net should be temporary, not a lifestyle choice. And I do know some that have made receiving gov't aid their lifestyle, rather than working a job. When I was raised, it was considered honorable and worthwhile to work hard to make one's own living. Perhaps some in the younger generations aren't being taught a strict work ethic like I was. Thanks for picking on me just a little. I'll return the favor as I can. 4 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITASloco...I pick on you a little because I know I'll get a perspective response worth reading (unlike dusty & lorexxx). Quit spinning and tell me if capital welfare is more justifiable somehow than social welfare. 2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotivecenterish, thank you for your post clarifying SS. Sorry, I just don't have faith that it will "go another twenty years but with some small adjustments it is viable even longer." I'm a little cynical about the whole SS issue. But your opinion doesn't hurt my feelings or alter my "non-retirement" stance. C'est la vie. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » rajiihammrDusty, you have the Limpman's thin skin. I used no swear words toward you, NONE!!!! You, with your innate defensiveness jumped to that conclusion. Man up. Do you know of the help that the other Middle Eastern countries are giving to the Syrian refugees? or are you just assuming they are doing nothing and we are carrying the entire load. An assumption we Americans often make. 2 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » centerfieldFirst of all, loco, SS is an independent area that is not included in the deficit. But, you wingers listen to the fake network garbage. If nothing was done, it would go another twenty years but with some small adjustments it is viable even longer. As to extending the age, I don't believe that is a viable solution. Those doing physical labor, on their feet all their lives, basically are wore out when they reach 60. They would struggle with an extension. They need to raise the caps on contributions to 200K. That would make a huge difference. But, rant on. Look at Dusty... Fourty percent of the posts on this blog are his and the only factual item he has put forth is that we are helping the refugees in Jordan. He would rather subsidize big oil and other major corporations than help humanity. Must have learned that from his tour of duty. 2 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotive"Time for the Revolution!" Comrade Veritas, you said "I say we cut them off right now" not me. I'm fully aware, as are others in my generation, that SS won't be there in a few short years. That's why I'm not retiring. Simple. C'est la vie. I just grin & bear it while it's taken from the check. One of the many "sacrifices" I make for my country. (No, not really sarcastic) 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITASIn fact...Cut ALL subsidies!!No getting any more than you pay in..Let business's die and the sick and poor wander the streets!!! Time for the Revolution! 2 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » VERITASloco...Once again you missed my point! If anything, the combination of sacastic posts are about "such is life" in America. Where corporations, the elite, special interest groups, states pet projects and the military community get the chunk of Americas money while the poor, the elderly and the sick are scoffed at as being deficiently receptive of welfare when in fact the above mentioned are the ones receiving the lions share. This will be the legacy of America and as the income gap widens, and legislation favors business and the rich you're gonna see a revolution. Hopefully in your lifetime. 2 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotiveKrugman. Isn't that the Trillion Dollar Coin Man? krugman . blogs . nytimes . com/2013/01/07/be-ready-to-mint-that-coin/ 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » locomotiveI think DustOff adequately addressed your query on SS recipients, Veritas. Maybe not to the satisfaction of everyone... Your willingness to cut the elderly off is not-so-heartening, I must say. What happened to the lefty compassion I've heard so much about? BTW, I'm not retiring. Ever. C'est la vie. 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » rajiihammrNon thinking? Are you saying I'm a. ' low information commenter'? See, I listen to the master, the ' Limpman' . You sir, are short sighted. 2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » rajiihammrAsterisk's are their own swear word, I don't have to make the MDN do the work for me. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 25 of 46 comments Show More Comments
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mitt did not get elected so we will NOT change back to 1950 ,,,,, only more change in a new direction
future predictions or MITT leveraging into Iran and Syria ?/ oh he said it so he will change his mind ... like always heis the master panderer ,,, that is why he LOST
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"NOT change back to 1950 " Yeah, I've only heard the "take us back to the 50's" quote only 100 times so far. Just spouting what the media feeds you.
Actually, he lost because he didn't pander enough. O takes that title by far...
Yeah, I've noticed lots of changes. Such as my company along with several others I know have now frozen all raises and hiring, others are getting rid of full time employees and bringing in part time for many positions, my taxes will be increasing next year, we are still going further in debt... I see lots of changes already, and I am sure there will be more to come.
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Terrific dance which just flows so well with the music. All classes have enjoyed this one. It was an each teach and memorable step wise so the dancers didn't need many weeks to remember it. The extra bits are really very simple and everything extra happens facing the front wall. Such an uplifting song and a fab dance make this a real winner. Highly recommended.
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Do you need a night of kids-free shopping for the upcoming holidays? We are partnering with Kid's Play, right in our Germantown shopping center, for a fun holiday "Drop and Shop" event On Monday, December 9, 2013 from 6 pm to 8 pm! Click here for more details.
Our NEW Germantown store is located at 9155 Poplar, just 3 miles east of our old store. The store is in the Shops of Forest Hill, right at the corner of Poplar and Forest Hill-Irene, next to Mellow Mushroom Pizza, across from Target, and around the corner from the Gracie Bleu frozen yogurt store. Click here for a map of all of our locations. Click here for store hours, addresses, and phone numbers. Also, remember to check out our shop in the Children's Museum, when you are in the mid-town area.The Children's Museum of Memphis
Our store started in 1985, in Olde Lafayette Village in Lafayette, New Jersey. We moved down to Tennessee in 1987 and opened the original store in Germantown. Our Memphis store opened in 1994, just eight miles down the road. The shop in the Children's Museum of Memphis was opened in 2009.
We are open seven days a week in both Memphis locations as well as in Germantown, and take pride in helping people find the right toys for the right child. We carry all the major brands: Chuggington, Thomas, Playmobil, Melissa & Doug, Small Miracles, LEGO, Breyer Horses, a large selection of stuffed animals from a variety of manufacturers, a full collection of Madame Alexander babies and 8" collectible dolls, a large selection of Corolle and other play dolls, Ravensburger puzzles and games, and lots of other fun things that we come across.
4615 Poplar Avenue, Suite 14 Memphis, TN 38117 901-761-1734 |
The items on our web site are a small selection of the things we sell in our stores every day. We invite you to use our Request Form with your requests or suggestions, and we'll be happy to help you any way we can. Many of our toys are suitable for special-needs children and adults.
We ship all over the United States, as well as internationally, and only charge the actual cost of shipping. We offer free gift-wrap, assembly, and layaway, and guarantee your satisfaction with everything we sell.
Y'all come and visit us in person when you're in the Memphis area.
Pat Monz, Owner