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You're assured of a warm welcome when you stay in Beechwood House. Located in Malahide in County Dublin this is the ideal base for touring both Dublin city and county! Based on a Georgian design, this mansion epitomises refined luxurious accommodation! All bedrooms are en suite and have a number of facilities including TV's, hairdryers, tea/coffee making facilities and power showers. Guests can also make use of the lounge and the billiards room, and feel free to bring the car – loads of secure parking surrounds the property! You'll wake up each morning of your stay to a scrumptious breakfast. Credit Cards accepted at the property - None
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Choose from a varying menu which includes a traditional Irish breakfast or perhaps you'd prefer the continental option. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate children under 12 years. Dublin Airport is a mere 15 minutes away while you can reach the city centre in about 30 minutes. And don't worry if you're not travelling by car as there is bus route outside the front door that runs to the city centre. What to do nearby? Well, there are two championship links courses within 2 miles of the guesthouse. You can also visit Malahide Castle, Fry Model Railway Collection, Newbridge House and Skerries Mills. Head into Dublin city and soak up its unique atmosphere that can't be matched anywhere else! Dublin has a whole host of attractions, theatres and restaurants for you to enjoy!
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May 24th, 2007, 10:44 PM | #1 |
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Thai Canal (Kra Isthmus)
I'm looking for information about the Thai Canal project.
This canal could reduce distance between Japan/Chian and Middle Est/Europe and let ships avoid the Strait of Malacca and it's pirats. Here is a map with the 3 existing routes: Malacca, Sunda and Lombok/Makassar. All of them are dangerous beause of maritime piracy.
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I really hope they create that Canal but I believe Singapore would probably object to it since a huge part of their income is from their ports.
May 27th, 2007, 01:48 PM | #3 |
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^I dun think S"pore will object..they'll probably get a big stake in the project.
Malaysia with the co-operation of China and Iran will construct a kind of 'Kra canal' like pipeline to transport oil across the Northern part of the Malay Peninsular. Apparently China wants to bypass the Straits of Malacca which is considered a US influenced territory.Meanwhile, China has a naval base in Myanmar and their influence on te pipeline is secured.SO in the future, there'll be less prospects of a US embargo or blockade on oil supplies to China. Malaysia,having displayed its neutrality in the past is proven as excellent partner for this project.
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May 28th, 2007, 04:15 PM | #4 |
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Yeah, you can be sure that Singapore will either be offered a part of the project or be given huge compensation.
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actually we already had an oil pipeline under-construction which stretches from kunmin to Sittwe in Myanmar,a traditional ally of China
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New pipeline to bypass Malacca Strait
Kuala Lumpur (Agencies) - Malaysian, Indonesian and Saudi Arabian firms on Monday signed agreements for construction of a pipeline that aims to divert 20 per cent of oil flowing through the strategic Malacca Strait, the project owner said. The pipeline would also bypass Thailand, which has long debated a similar project across the southern isthmus. The new pipeline is to avoid Thailand by several kilometres by cutting through all three Malaysian border states, but just below the Thai frontier. Malaysia's Trans-Peninsula Petroleum Sdn Bhd said it signed an agreement with Malaysia's Ranhill Engineers and Constructors Sdn Bhd and Indonesia's PT Tripatra to build the pipeline at an estimated cost of $7 billion over seven years. Trans-Peninsula Petroleum, the owner and promoter of the project, said it signed separate memoranda of understanding with Bakrie and Brothers of Indonesia to supply pipes, while Al-Banader International Group of Saudi Arabia will provide the oil. Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi first announced the development earlier this month as part of the government's effort to develop Malaysia's northern region. "We have always wanted to do more for that area and that also will take care of the eastern corridor," he said at the time. Badawi witnessed the signing with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on the sidelines of the annual World Islamic Economic Forum, aimed at boosting cooperation among Muslim communities. "When the entire project is completed in 2014, TRANSPEN pipeline will divert about 20 per cent of oil transiting through Straits of Malacca, proportionately easing the congestion in the Straits," Trans-Peninsula said in a statement. Half of the world's oil shipments currently pass through the 960-kilometre (595-mile) Strait of Malacca, the busiest seaway in the world, which links the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. The Strait was notorious for pirate attacks but security officials, who fear the economic and strategic ramifications of any disruption to the vital maritime traffic, say security has vastly improved. "Everyone can use the pipeline. It is to direct traffic away from the international waterway of the Straits of Malacca," Rahim Kamil Sulaiman, chairman of Trans-Peninsula Petroleum, told a news conference. In its statement, Trans-Peninsula said the pipeline, about 300 kilometres in length, will cut across Malaysia's northern states of Kedah, Perak and Kelantan. It will have support facilities for deep-draught tankers at either end. Rahim said the oil will come mainly from the Middle East but also from Africa for "the East Asian oil market". He said "we have made known our projects to both China and Japan, especially China". Government data in China say the country's crude oil consumption rose 7.1 per cent year-on-year in 2006. Phase one of the oil pipeline project is expected to begin in 2008 after land acquisition and environmental and social impact assessments, Trans-Peninsula Petroleum said. Plans call for an initial 48-inch (122-centimetre) pipeline with a throughput of two million barrels a day and storage capacity of 60 million barrels. It would be operational by 2011, the company said. After four to five years of operation, capacity would be upgraded to a maximum of 180 million barrels of storage and six million barrels per day throughput, it said. Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak has said the proposed project was intended to reduce transport costs and security risks for tankers on the Malacca Strait. "It's a very expensive solution to a problem that doesn't seem that severe, frankly," said Jason Feer, of energy market analysts Argus Media Ltd in Singapore. While traders would save three days' sailing time, the logistics involved and the cost of using the pipeline would leave "a pretty marginal benefit," he said. "In the end, the big test will be, will banks loan them money to build this?" Feer said. |
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The concept is quite good, since the Strait of Malacca has a huge piracy problem as well. However, what's the elevation difference on the two sides? Will there be a lot of locks to make the crossing?
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Trampoline dodgeball bounces across Canada
When you're mad as hell, do you:
(a) stamp a foot
(b) bounce with rage
(c) throw things at strangers?
Why not do all three at the same time by playing 3-D Trampoline Dodgeball.
This is a vertical variation on the sport that my sadistic Grade 6 gym teacher described as 'Murder Ball'.
A trampy new Toronto funhouse called Sky Zone offers you a "seemingly endless sea of trampolines" built right into their floor and walls.
Established in the U.S. in 2004 and billed as the "creator of the world's first all-trampoline, walled playing court," Sky Zone's empire now stretches across 23 states and 29 locations.
Two years ago, Sky Zone opened their first Canadian trampoline park in Mississauga. Now Sky Zone is giving Canadians three new franchises: one in Winnipeg and another in Ottawa, plus a third one that just opened in midtown Toronto next to Amsterdam Brewery in posh Leaside. The Leaside location at 45 Esander Drive offers one dodgeball court, foam zone, slam dunk centre, and three open jump spaces.
Granted, you don't have to be angry (or hopped up on craft beer) to play 3-D trampoline dodgeball. But when people start whipping balls at your face, it helps to have a vengeful attitude.
At Sky Zone you pay $12.50 an hour for the opportunity to throw balls at the stomachs and testicles of friends and complete strangers.
Now, according to these co-ed rules, you're supposed to throw below the neck. But if you take it too serously, Rule #1 says "you are a weenie."
Naturally, Sky Zone is kinda perfect for birthday parties and corporate team-building/terrorizing. They've been voted "Best Gym Alternative" by Vegas Seven Magazine, "Best Birthday Party For Boys" by St. Louis Magazine, and "2010 Best Family Attraction" by Las Vegas Review Journal. I personally vote them Best Way to Get Away with Outright Human Aggression.
Sky Zone's Toronto location is owned by Caroline Irving. According to her interview in the Torontoist, Sky Zone "entertained over 130,000 jumpers last year."
"Whenever parents tell me that their kids are bouncing off the walls and driving them crazy, I always says, 'Give them to me, they can bounce off my walls'" she said.
Her trampy funhouse also offers exercise classes called Skyrobics which Irving claims is a killer workout (you'll burn up to 1,000 calories in an hour), so bring a towel or a butler to mop up your sweat. Price: $11.50 per class or $60 for a monthly pass.
Want to bounce with a gang? Here's a Toronto Meetup group in case you want to start your own ball-hucking team or if you simply want to play -- ahem -- 'drop-in'.
What if you want to throw balls at an Albertan or suburban Vancouverite? No problem...a rival company, Extreme Air Park, has opened four indoor trampoline parks, in Calgary, Edmonton, Richmond, BC, and Langley, BC.
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp
If your team gets really skilled at bouncing ball hucking, take a shot at Sky Zone's Ultimate Trampoline Dodgeball Championship in Torrance, California from Sep 28th to Oct 6th. Teams from around the world will compete for $100,000 in prize cash, bragging rights for a full year, and (I'm purely guessing here) the chance to see yourself played by Ben Stiller in the inevitable 'Underdog Trampoline Dodgeball Comedy of the Year'.
Just remember: if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.
For more information on indoor tramping, visit skyzonesports.com
-- Ken Hegan
Bing: How to win at Trampoline Dodgeball
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The squeeze on household budgets has led to women placing a smaller share of their income into pension savings, but men are managing to put a larger proportion of their income aside, a study has suggested.
The gender gap has widened over the past year with the average amount men are putting aside after tax increasing from 9.7pc to 10.2pc, but for women there has been a reduction from 8.8pc to 7.5pc, Halifax found.
Male pensioners already tend to have higher incomes than female pensioners.
Single male pensioners had an average net income after housing costs of £240 per week in 2009/10 compared with £208 for single women pensioners, the study said.
Women were more likely than men to say they were spending a lot more on household groceries then they were a year ago, at 14pc compared with 8pc of men, the study said.
High inflation has meant that the cost of basic goods has not kept up with wage increases, although there are signs of the pressure lifting as inflation eases off.
Women were also more likely than men to say they are spending less on going out and treating themselves, as well as less on clothes, than they were a year ago.
Martin Ellis, an economist at Halifax, said: "The fall in the amount women are saving towards a pension compared with the increase by men over the past year is likely to reflect the finding that fewer women than men are reporting that their current financial circumstances are comfortable, with more women are also reporting that money is tight.
"Women are therefore reacting to these conditions and reducing the amount that they are putting into their pensions."
The findings come just a few months before the Government's landmark scheme to tackle the pension savings crisis by automatically placing up to 10 million people in workplace pension schemes, beginning this October.
Men continue to be typically paid more than women, but the gap has narrowed over the past decade, as women's earnings have risen at a faster rate.
Women's earnings have increased by 43pc, on average in the last 10 years compared with a 36pc rise for men, although a man working full-time continues to be paid "significantly" more than a woman, the study said.
In 2011, average male earnings were £36,511 - 35pc higher than average female earnings of £27,006.


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Sep 24, 2010
Artist focuses her camera on the Arctic north
In a scene from a previous expedition, the ice-class vessel that Méndez will travel on to the Arctic Circle is shown dwarfed by stark surroundings. Photo by Janet Biggs.
Rebeca Méndez, a professor in the Department of Design|Media Arts, has traveled the world to film and photograph nature in its extreme forms, from the Sahara Desert in Africa to the glaciers of Iceland. In October, she will go on the adventure of a lifetime to the Arctic north, the furthest north she's ever traveled.
She seeks these extreme weather conditions to throw herself into new settings and refresh her artistic viewpoint. "Inevitably, we become desensitized to what nature is and to its force, its power," she said. "I need to put myself in situations where I can see anew, where I'm actually seeing something for the first time so that I can see it more precisely."
UCLA Design|Media Arts Professor Rebeca Méndez. Photo by Joe La Russo.
For Méndez's trip with the
Arctic Circle
, an organization that sails to the High Arctic each year, she will join a group of about 20 artists, scientists, educators and architects aboard an ice-class ship to collaborate on projects inspired by the cold, barren landscape. They'll travel Oct. 7-24 to Svalbard, an international territory near the North Pole.
By talking with previous participants, Méndez has gathered a few tips for surviving the trip. "I already chose the center of the boat for my room so I won't get dizzy, and I chose the bottom bunk bed so I won't get wet from condensation dripping from the ceiling," she said.
Other "survival" tips are more literal: On the ice, she must keep close to crew members with rifles in case of polar bears. "There are strict rules to not go beyond a certain amount of feet from the person that carries the gun." Plus, though she is a vegan, Méndez will likely have to eat fish to keep her energy up. She admits she's looking forward to Arctic char, a tasty local fish, though.
When Méndez first learned about the residency aboard the ship, she was immediately drawn to the concept. "I fell in love with this art residency when I saw it," she said. "I learned that Osman Khan, a UCLA alumnus from my department, went on the 2009 expedition and I contacted him" about the organization.
This residency was made possible by the California Community Foundation Mid Career Fellowship for Visual Artists and by a generous contribution by the Icelandic clothing company 66° North along with a travel grant from the UCLA School of Arts and Architecture.
Méndez with her 60-year-old Bolex camera at Jökulsárlón, Iceland, in 2006.
The trip to the Arctic will bring her to unknown territory, something that inspires her. She grew up in Mexico camping in the jungles, and now seeks contrasts to the familiar land she came from. "I felt much entropy and chaos in the city and jungle environment," she said of her homeland. "The jungle, the warmth — all of that is my home." So she goes to find the unknown in places like Iceland. "This really counteracts the experience of the world I grew up in. Not that I don't love the lusciousness of the jungle, but I think it is more familiar."
Both of Méndez's parents were chemical engineers, which gave her an unusually scientific outlook on art. "Every question I had as a child, my parents would bring out huge chemistry tomes and answer everything according to the physical world. I perceived the world from that viewpoint."
The Arctic brings challenges that this UCLA artist has been preparing to face. The ship has heating to keep participants and crew warm through the -5 to -25 degrees Celsius temperatures, but the chill won't be her main problem. Her cameras can withstand cold, but not humidity. The camera lenses react to the weather much like eyeglasses that fog up with condensation, Méndez said.
She'll be bringing two cameras on the ship: a digital Canon, and a 60-year-old Bolex camera. To protect against condensation, Méndez's Canon now has a waterproof casing, which happens to cost as much as the camera itself, and she's attempting to find a case for the Bolex camera or even fabricate one. The ship also has a "decondensation chamber," similar to decompression chambers used for divers, to help the artists' equipment adjust to temperature changes when returning inside the ship. The reacclimatization process might take up to a half an hour.
Méndez caught the frigid beauty of the landscape in Iceland during an art residency at the Gunnar Gunnarson Institute in July 2008.
Batteries also have a much shorter lifespan in the freezing temperatures — batteries that would normally last three to four hours only last about 10 minutes in the cold, if they work at all. "I'll have a battery belt that I'll wear to keep them warm," Méndez said, and she's even thinking about getting an electric blanket to wrap around her to keep the equipment warm. Ironically, if the batteries fail in her digital camera, Méndez will still be able to use the 60-year-old Bolex crank camera.
Méndez is also interested in creating pieces that highlight the complex geopolitics of the region where people are constantly fighting over ownership of land because the oil stakes are very high. "There's no doubt that a political piece will come out of this," she said.
One particular place she wants to explore in the Arctic is a seed bank located on international territory near where the ship will be sailing. It's an invaluable scientific collection of all plant seeds in the world, but could be in danger because of the complicated geopolitics in play. "I don't know why it is there in the Arctic, but I'm interested in getting to know more about it," she said.
After she returns from the Arctic, her work will be added to her art series "At Any Given Moment," an ongoing project that she started in 2006, as well as in Méndez's other art series such as "Never Happened Again," "Recurrence Relation" and "Morphogenesis." The Arctic Circle also organizes exhibitions for its residents. "They understand that this work has to make it in the world, so they're very active with helping you connect with exhibition space," she said. "Their goal is to communicate to the world about this endangered land."
Méndez will continue her work exploring the nature of matter in a future collaboration with Bjorn Stevens, UCLA professor in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, for a climatologic study in Barbados. She'll also collaborate with her husband, Adam Eeuwens, on a project tracking the path of the Arctic tern, which sees the most light of all birds in the world.
See Méndez's video art installations at her Vimeo
and watch Méndez's video artworks shot from 2006-09 from her series "Never Happened Again" on her Bolex camera below:
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It's almost here! Sessions announced soon (I hope)! Hopefully you've registered, booked your room, and booked your flight. If you see me there, say hi!
Back in September, I wrote about IBM Connect 2014. They had just announced registration and the call for abstracts.
Already this year, we are starting to see a few things different from years past. Rather than a flurry of email notices going out to speakers all at once, it seems they are releasing some sessions out ahead of time.


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Pleasant 3 Bedroom Home with Mountain Views and Citrus Grove
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Tucson Estates house description
This cozy three-bedroom, two-bathroom fully-furnished house in Tucson estates no 2 is a jewel for anyone looking to spend a relaxing yet engaging vacation in the southwest.
The interior is spacious and saturated with sunlight. Our central living room area is equipped with basic cable TV, DVD, radio and a home phone. Adjacent is a large dinning table and a fine reading area with a fantastic selection of travel and arts literature with a special focus on the southwest. The kitchen is fully equipped, has an electrical stove and many appliances/amenities. Wireless internet is available throughout the house.
Master bedroom with queen size bed has a large walk in closet and it's own large bathtub with shower. The other two bedrooms have generous sliding-door closets and share a bathroom with tub and shower. There are plenty of linens and towels for your stay.
The backyard is simply irresistible and its seating area creates a natural transition between the inside and outside of our property. Guarded over by a magnificent Palo Verde tree and flanked by a lush citrus grove, the backyard is an oasis for our guests. Enjoy a grapefruit or two for breakfast before adventuring out to the desert museum! The back gate leads directly to trailheads in the Cat Mountains which are visible from the all around the house.
Engaging surrounding
Located at the end of a cul de sac in the heart of a vibrant community, the house is a two-minute walk from the Tucson estates clubhouse with clean heated swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts and putting green, bocci ball court and table tennis. The clubhouse offers a multitude of classes and clubs you may wish to join during your stay. Access to the clubhouse is included with the rental.
The outstanding Arizona Sonora desert museum and the saguaro national park are barely two miles away and are world-class travel destinations. Additionally, Tucson is a golf destination boasting many great courses within a small radius.
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Property Type
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- House
- 1 story
Accommodation Type
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- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Non Smoking Only
- Children Welcome
- Wheelchair Accessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Kitchen & Dining
- Kitchen
- Microwave
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- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Toaster
- Iron & Board
- Hair Dryer
- Towels Provided
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Parking
- Living Room seats 6
- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
- Heating
Other Amenities
- Books
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- Internet
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Pool & Spa
- Heated Pool
- Historic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Away From It All
- Adventure
- Romantic
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Location & View
- Tennis
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- Groceries
- Swimming
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- Cycling
- ATM/Bank
- Bird Watching
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- Museums
- Gambling Casinos
- Wildlife Viewing
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- Golf-course right behind the property. Two-minute walk from the Tucson Estates Clubhouse with clean heated swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts and putting green, bocci ball court and table tennis. The Clubhouse offers a multitude of classes and clubs you may wish to join during your stay. Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and the Saguaro National Park are barely two miles away. The 4th Ave at Downtown Tucson is a great area to go out to bars and restaurants. ...moreless
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- Tax Rate 2.5%
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- Nearest Airport: Tucson International Airport at 14 Miles
- Nearest Train: Tucson Amtrak Station at 13 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: I-19 at 8.7 Miles
- Nearest Barpub: Tiny's Saloon & Steakhouse at 3.1 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Tucson Estates Golf Club at Tucson Estates
- Nearest Restaurant: Coyote Pause Cafe at 1.7 Miles
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2012
About the owner: Jeremy French and Lenka Chludova live in Northern California. We work as producers and production managers in the music industry since the 1990s. We earned our Masters Degrees in The Netherlands and in Boston, Massachusetts.
Why the Owner Chose Tucson Estates:
We loved the desert from the first moment. We traveled and lived in the Southwest. When Jeremy inherited the property in 2012 from his beloved great-aunt Zaye Chapin, we wholeheartedly knew we needed to keep the house in the family. Zaye was an outstanding, calibre one woman and we honor her gift deeply. Renting the property to vacationers allows us to maintain the house and further her legacy.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
There are a thousand and one details we love about the Zaye Chapin House. But as far as favorites go it's a toss up between the magnificent 50+ year old palo verde tree that shades the patio, the fresh grapefruits and the hikes through the back gate into the big Cat Mountains.
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Outside Seating Area and Palo Verde Tree
Living Room, Kitchen and Master Bedroom
Dining Table and Living Room View Towards Front Door
Looking from kitchen into living room and dining room
Master Bedroom
Bedroom Number Two View from the Inside
Bedroom Number Three
Front Yard and Porch
Laundry Room with Door to the Backyard
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Cactus Garden
Living Room and Dining Table
Dining Table and Reading Area
Kitchen Fully Equipped with Appliances and an Electrical Stove
Master Bedroom Flooded with Sunlight
Master Bathroom with Bathtub
Bedroom number two
Front Porch with Roofed Parking & Motion Sensitive Lightning to Welcome You Home
Outside Seating Area
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My friend Nina, who was the owner of Diamond Books in Montreal, makes a fabulous tea, true to her Iranian roots. She serves it from a samovar and when I speak at Diamond Books as I do lately, the fragrance of this heavenly tea wafts through the bookstore, enchanting and warming, all at once.
Spices such as cinnamon and cardamom are being touted as natural anti-inflammatories. They also happen to taste sublime in a café au lait. Calcium (in the form of almond or regular milk), and the goodness of spices and hot coffee make this the beverage of the hour.
You cannot believe how good a strong black tea is when coupled with chocolate notes and a sweep of orange! This is dessert in a cup. An extravagant, outrageously, decadent cuppa tea. You could vary this by using white chocolate instead of the milk chocolate. This is a great tea to bring in a cannister or pretty cello bag and a colored tie as a gift or for serving to guests with spice cake, butter cookies, or a delicate pastry.
Is this a tea or a potion? Is this a beverage or an oasis? A local coffee and tea bistro serves up "Cream Earl Grey'. I experienced and the veritable elixir that it was transported me to an English Country garden reverie. It is Earl Grey, but subtly so and a hint of sweet dairy goodness that comes from a secret ingredient. A touch of vanilla makes this tea concoction is heavenly….and a beautiful gift if you've a mind to share it. It is a consummate wedding tea for it, as well as the bride's radiant smile, will make an enduring, sweet memory.
This is Irish magic in a tea blend. It is loose tea, with some amazing touches that turn this into a beautiful gift or hostess tea (especially if you pack it with a soda bread). It starts with strong, pure Assam tea leaves and then…..The rest is a secret. If you can find longer or full leaf Assam (as opposed to the finer tea leaves), that is better.
A zesty but mellow orange citrus tea blend for any season.
Coffee chains are making hot smoothies this winter's trend. If you love divine, velvety, warm, potions, this recipe is for you. Double up ingredients, as required to serve more takers. The marshmallows melt and cream a slight froth; if you have a mini-whipped, that would also create more volume.
This will take the chill out of the air. A wonderful hostess potable to serve throughout the fall into winter – but perfect for Thanksgiving. You could also add a touch of vanilla extract to this, or even a few bags of green tea or chamomile. There is also Lynch's Cranberry Apple Tea which makes a great base. I serve this in glass mugs with slices of Red Delicious apple on top or even a slice of clementine.
This smacks of a very gourmet, small brew ice-tea with its flavor of summery peach shining through the oh-so-healthy, anti-oxidant green tea. Just make sure you don't brew the green tea too long; you don't want it bitter. Just a brief sojourn in steaming kettle water is all you need. Serve this over crushed iced in wine glasses with a sprig of mint of shaving of fresh ginger or go country style, and offer in half-pint Mason (or preserving) jars. Make the tea; cue the hammock. You can use green tea bags for this recipe (1 bag per 10-12 ounces water, or 1 teaspoon green tea leaves for 8-10 ounces of steaming kettle water). I don't mind a trace of peach pulp in my Ice Peach and Green Tea and so I add one ground up ripe peach. But if you like clear tea, leave it out.
A hearty, spirited tea blend especially created in honor of Jane. This is a heady mix of English Breakfast, Assam, Orange Pekoe, a touch of Darjeeling to smooth things over and a secret ingredient or two extra to make it more memorable. Isn't this the perfect blend for Elizabeth or "Lizzie' Bennet of P&P? One sip both soothes and inspires.


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in consequence of the missive, Volumes, penned by Anselm
That is really fascinating about the arch form of Marianne sandwiched by Elinor. I never would have noticed that. Seems something a writer would notice. I didn't notice all the characters unburdening themselves onto Elinor either. I've always thought of it in terms of ebbs and flows. The most I've ever noticed is after every bit of action we retreat into Elinor's thoughts for an assessment. The volumes flow together so seamlessly; the only division I noticed was that the book told me I was starting a new volume. duh :-) I had to ditch my volume copy (each vol starts with ch1) so that I could keep track of the chapters for the GR. Were the volumes released separately when it was first published? The waiting must have driven people crazy. |
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SALINAS, Calif- Salinas Police have cleared the scene of a nearly 16 hour standoff in the area of Boronda and Constitution Drive with no further arrests or incidents overnight.
According to Salinas Police, all officers were removed from the scene allowing residents full access to their homes in the area shortly after 5 a.m.
At this time, it is unclear why the standoff operation took place for so long.The whole story began approximately just after 12:30 p.m. Friday, when Salinas Investigators were following the man they believed to be responsible for an armed robbery at the Wal Mart on North Main Street Thursday.
In that Thursday robbery, a suspect dressed as an 'armored car security guard' approached the WalMart Manager at gunpoint around 10 a.m. and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash.
After reviewing surveillance footage of the incident, Salinas Police were able to piece together a possible suspect in the case.
Early Friday afternoon, Salinas Police Investigators followed the alleged suspect in his car back to the suspect's home on Boronda, when Salinas Police say the suspect stopped his car, opened his door and began firing upon officers.
Salinas Police returned fire, hitting the suspect.
No officers were hit in the exchange of bullets.
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Sometimes, we never seem to realize the importance of a small object in our daily life to realize its importance. Nowadays, it is common for us to hold a mouse more frequently than we hold our pens or pencils. This small computer-navigating device has come a long way since its invention and it is only fair we pay some attention to its function and also its design.
The computer mouse has always been part of the computer; a man named Douglas Englebart invented the very first computer mouse prototype in 1964. However, as the computer's technology advanced and improve, the mouse itself become more than just a device attached to the computer, it becomes an accessory and sometimes an irreplaceable necessity with the computer. The earliest computer mouse came with a roller ball, but since then this tiny device has undergo many changes in its design to suite those with specific needs. The computer mouse has evolved from roller ball, to optical, laser and now some with touch sensitive function.
At first, the computer mouse was created for personal computer navigation, since then the computer mouse design has made many changes to suite those with specific needs. More and more ideas and creativity have been incorporated into a computer mouse design, some were design just for conventional use, some for gaming and designing purpose, some designs were made for ergonomic purposes and others were designed with creativity. On the other hand, while many of us might realize that the computer mouse are slowly being replaced by touch pads or other touch sensitive device, there are still a large market out there, such as designers who still prefer to work with mouse for more control, accuracy and flexibility when designing their work.
Due to long hours of computer usage, many of us have develop computer-related injuries, one of the common injuries lays in the hand for using the mouse for a long period of time each day. This is also one of the main reasons for the mouse design transformation, seeing that most of the mouse design these days are incorporated with ergonomic features to reduce muscle stress in the hands. Not only that, after much research we are astounded by some of the computer mouse design that we find in the market. Some of them are quirky and make fun gift ideas, some are design with style and flair, there are also those that are extravagant and others design specifically for their users, be it a gamer or a designer. Other features were added to the mouse design for custom users, such as game pad, programmable buttons, number pad and even gaming consoles.
After looking at some of the innovative computer mouse designs in the list, one might just get an itch in your hand to try out one of them.
Swarovski Mouse
A wireless mouse designed by Jeremy Doherty, Simon Doherty and Dareen Doherty from New Zealand.
Apple Magic Mouse
A smart, dynamic mouse design with seamless multi-touch surface.
Titanium Mouse
Mouse made with plastic resin and high quality titanium.
Arc Mouse
Product of Microsoft designed for comfort and portability.
Mouse Fortune
A mouse design with a different kind of concept.
Ceramic Passion
Mouse specifically design for music lovers.
MX Air
Logitech's mouse that is designed by Marcel Twohig.
How about controlling your mouse with your eyes?!
Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Mouse
The perfect gaming laser mouse.
Orbita Mouse
A USB wireless rotating round mouse.
OM Optic Mouse
A super slim wireless optic mouse.
Toe Mouse
A Mouse design for those with upper limbs disability.
Germ-free wireless laser mouse
A wireless mouse that is suitable for medical offices!
Belkin Gaming Mouse
A professional design for a great gaming device.
Mouse for men
A mouse with a futuristic design.
Mus2 Computer Mouse
A computer mouse that looks like the cursor.
SMitrix Swiftpoint Triped Mouse
A special mouse design specifically for tablet PCs.
Handhoe Mouse
The solution to solve hand muscle fatigue.
Disc Mouse
A mouse design for easy portable solution.
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§ Tim LoughtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what proportion of children in 29W England spent (a) one hour or less, (b) between one and two hours and (c) over three hours per week on physical education in 2003. [165574]
§ Mr. Stephen TwiggThe information is not held in the format requested. "The Impact of School Sport Partnerships" (published in March 2004 by DIES and DCMS) set out the early funding of the 2003–04 PE, School Sport and Club Links survey. Overall 61 per cent. of pupils in phase 1 school sport partnership schools spend two hours in a typical week on high quality PE and school sport within and beyond the curriculum. A copy of the report has been placed in the House of Commons Library. The results of the full survey will be published later this month.


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Trump on South Beach Real Estate
Real Estate mogul Donald Trump, has advised prospective home buyers that now's the time to get their hands on properties.
This advice isn't limited to South Beach, but all over the nation. He predicts that home prices will be inflated pretty soon, as the real estate climate gets back into full swing. The boom to bust South Beach real estate market in 2007 and 2008, left scores of foreclosed homes or vacant properties in limbo. These are now available for a steal.
Mr. Trump also gave his two cents about where to start buying. He recommends banks as first on the list, since these financial institutions are eager to unload their countless foreclosed inventories.
Other South Beach Florida real estate agents advise buying properties directly from development companies, or their financial affiliates.
The Wall Street Journal called the move gutsy when developers predicted a renewed interest in South Beach real estate during the market crash. Despite the bust, a plethora of development companies were unrelenting, as they continued on with construction, while others placed their projects on hold. Now, these same investors are reaping the seeds they sowed, as a resurgence of prospects are now magnetized to the luxury and value of South Beach Miami real estate properties.
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While Dylan (my husband) was at the Botanic Garden the other day I asked him to take a picture for me and this what he sent me… Isn't it so pretty? I just love it. Photo Credit: Dylan T Price I hope you had a great week and have an even better weekend. We're getting [...]
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Just got the latest issue of the Industry Standard. This issue celebrates 21 of the most influential people of the Net economy. Until stubidzbu identified Hilary Rosen a few threads earlier, I never heard of her. She is the head of the Recording Industry Association of America.
In the article, they note that she helped produce last year's Equality Rock concerts for gay rights, starring Melissa Ethridge, Garth Brooks and George Michael. Furthermore, the article claims that she and Elizabeth Birch, who is the executive director for the gay advocacy Human Rights campaign live together raising two year old twins.
These are the same people who are telling you that downloading music is immoral and formed a task force to keep explicit songs from being marketed to kids.
Talk about talking out of both sides of your mouth!!


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Krylon rules for bombing as its more high pressure which means faster fills but never peice with it
ok..what is up wit dat fill? :blink:Originally posted by RemoZ@Jan 10 2007, 11:10 PM
I know thw O is wack but I have a good one now
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One day every knee shall bow every tongue confess that Jesus Christ Is king..
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One day every knee shall bow every tongue confess that Jesus Christ Is king..
Yea, the outline is really fucked. It was hard to see that color on that wall at night. So I couldnt tell if I got a even coat. It just kinda blended together. Next time Im using Brown, Yellow, and Pink. Or White and Green
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It's no secret in my household that I am a brie fiend. For me, no holiday cheese plate or meal is complete without the additional of this buttery-soft cheese.
I'll find any excuse I can to make a baked brie with some store-bought puff pastry and my favorite holiday treat: Isigny Sainte-Mère French Brie. It's a Whole Foods Market® exclusive, traditionally crafted by a farmer's co-op in Normandy, France. The lush grasses of the region make for rich milk that creates a superb flavor and luscious mouth feel.
Build Your Own Brie
There are dozens of ways to "build your own brie" and personalize this creamy cheese for your holiday palette. Some of my favorites:
* When serving brie, be sure to let it come to room temperature for 30-45 minutes before serving. This will help you and your guests experience the full flavor and rich texture of brie!
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Looking for the perfect beverage to complement your holiday cheese plate? Check out our Holiday Top Ten Wines for some pairing ideas!
Wondering what goes best with brie? Try wines with more acidity. Brie's creamy richness stands up well with Beaujolais, Cabernet Franc, Champagne, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc. Of this year's Holiday Top Ten Wines, your best option for both maximum flavor and maximum value is HRM Rex-Goliath Pinot Noir. This easy-drinking wine is a crowd pleasing option.
Not into wine? Try your buttery brie with some hearty beers such as American Porter, American Stout, Imperial Stout, ESB (Extra Special/Strong Bitter), Old Ale and Scotch Ale. The Beer Department folks can give you top-notch recommendations.
So, do you love brie as much as I do? What are your favorite ways to enjoy this wholly unique cheese and what will you be serving with it at your holiday table this year?
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Happy new year to you guys. Over my long, actually, very long break, I went and saw The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. It was certainly worth my $9.50 and if you've seen it you'll understand what I mean when I say it affected me long after I left the theater. Sheesh. For those unfamiliar, the story is all about a journalist and a hacker/investigator who uncover a grizzly history of serial killings and seek revenge upon a .01 percenter. If you haven't seen it, I recommend it and if you haven't read it you probably should. While watching it, I thought Lisbeth would make a great character post and many people have requested her, so here you go. Of course, in reality (fiction reality?) Lisbeth probably wouldn't care.
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Dominique Francon is the heroine of The Fountainhead and seems to be the only woman in the world made for the protagonist and architect Howard Roark. Likewise, he seems to be the only man for her. You know, it's funny, both Howard and Dominique have this contempt for people around them. They feel like nobody measures up to their own personal standards of design or of life. Yet somehow, they're both lovable. Dominique is admirable because she realizes that in life she has nobody to answer to but herself and doesn't have to worry about how others value or judge her. Once she picks that up, she finds total and utter happiness. She's right you know, who gives a shit?
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Shirt by Sass and Bide, pants by Gianfranco Ferre, shoes by Versus
2. You're all crap
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3. Whatever, y'all don't know meee
Dress by Nicole Farhi, shoes by Peter Pilotto
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1: neil barret: not many surprises here…lots of black lots of leather and asymmetrical zippers galore. will say the dual textures on the pieces were entertaining (see leather above).
2: john varvatos: i've come to the decision that john varvatos is great for a man who is starting to get into fashion. the more my taste and style develops, the less inspiring i find mr. varvatos. saddening for he was once one of my favorite designers. some of the silhouettes are awfully feminine as well.
3: bottega veneta: i had true high hopes for bottega this season as one of my new favorites. on the heels of their impressive showing from spring 10 and fall 09 i have to say i feel they have digressed. not overly displeasing but in my humble opinion spring 10 and fall 09 were miles ahead. unfortunate, but i still love them.
4: not pictured: gianfranco ferre: there's certainly been a change in the wind at ferre. here's hoping that the change will change back. gone is the sophisticated man of spring 2010 and arrived is a snow trekking crazy person. we'll see where this goes.
5: not pictured: roberto cavalli: i have no idea why, but i liked this. i would never wear any of the pieces but i enjoyed how he played with plaids and of course, the bomber jackets.


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Monterey Institute of International Studies — Graduate School of Int'l Policy & Management
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- Coverdell Fellows
- Department:
- Graduate School of Int'l Policy & Management
- Degrees Awarded:
- International Environmental Policy (MA), International Policy Studies (MA), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Public Administration (MPA), TESOL (MA)
- Admissions Deadlines:
- March 15
- Admissions Cycle:
- Rolling (Fellows can apply between December 1st and March 15th)
- Program Start:
- August 27th for fall, January 23rd for spring
- Program Founded:
- October, 2011
Peace Corps Fellows will receive a minimum annual scholarship of $12,000 which will be renewable for their second year of study. Additionally, Fellows will receive special support from the Center for Advising and Career Services for internship placement and career placement.
The Monterey Institute of International Studies, a graduate school of Middlebury College, provides international professional education in areas of critical importance to a rapidly changing global community. We prepare students from all over the world to make a meaningful impact in their chosen fields through degree programs characterized by immersive and collaborative learning, and opportunities to acquire and apply practical professional skills. Our students are emerging leaders capable of bridging cultural, organizational, and language divides to produce sustainable, equitable solutions to a variety of global challenges. The Monterey Institute has designed 5 Master of Arts programs for Paul D. Coverdell Peace Corps Fellows. These M.A. programs cover the fields of international development, human rights, conflict resolution, environmental policy, sustainable development, international trade, international business, and language teaching. As a school dedicated to service, the Monterey Institute has partnered hundreds of organizations world-wide, as well as with over 40 local organizations. These local partnerships allow Fellows to integrate an internship into their degree, enhancing their academic experience while serving the community.
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Statement of Purpose and Resume
Your statement of purpose should explain who you are, including your motivations for pursuing graduate studies and future academic or career objectives. Your resume should highlight your educational background and professional experience.
Official transcripts should be sent directly to the Admissions office in a sealed envelopes from all academic institutions attended. If your school does not provide original transcripts, we will accept certified copies. 2 Letters of Recommendation
Two letters of recommendation should be written by individuals qualified to evaluate your educational background and professional experiences. Description of Service
Please supply a copy of your official Description of Service with your application to the Monterey Institute. Language Proficiency
IPS, IEP, MPA and MBA students are required to complete 12 credits of advanced foreign language study as part of their degree program. For successful admission students must be ready to begin their language studies at the following level:
- Spanish or Arabic - ready to start at the second-year college level.
- Chinese, French, Japanese or Russian - ready to start at the third-year college level.
While completed coursework in economics is not a requirement to apply to the Monterey Institute, some programs may require economics coursework to complete core requirements. Standardized Test Scores
Graduate Record Examination (GRE). GRE scores are not required, but applicants are encouraged to submit GRE scores for admission consideration.
For inquiries about Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program, call 855.855.1961 x1440.
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"It as a match with a lot of one against one situations, especially in the beginning of the season it is like this (a physical and disjointed game). "I'm happy with the 1-1 in the end, coming back from zero one with the goal we scored in extra time – I think its ok," said Middendorp. The introduction of Orlando Smeekes saw the KZN side upping the ante in the final 15 minutes and putting their opponents under severe pressure. As Middendorp points out, its early days yet, and with a new-look squad, there will still be plenty of tweaking in the weeks ahead. "When you prepare for a game like this – the question is whether to go with the second striker or with the shadow striker as we did with Yende. When we were one nil down we made the changes, and I think it worked. "We have six new players on the field – if you go to the defence line, three players are new. Especially the goal we conceded, that was of one of three really uncertain moments we had in our defence, and we conceded this goal.


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INSIDEtracc Changes Coming Soon
Monday, July 11, 2005
Changes are coming to the big screen mid-August. California Gas Transmission is pleased to announce upcoming changes to our nomination system, INSIDEtracc.
Although regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission, PG&E will join the ranks of FERC-regulated pipelines currently utilizing bumping. As agreed upon in Pacific Gas and Electric Company's 2004 Gas Transmission and Storage Rate case (Decision #03-12-061, effective January 1, 2004), CGT agreed to implement bumping as part of the gas scheduling process. As-available nominations will be bumped, if necessary, to allow room for firm nominations to flow.
We are completing the necessary system changes and will be implementing bumping changes as part of the upcoming improvements to INSIDEtracc.
How it Works
When the total requested nominated volume is greater than the available capacity at an interconnect or on a transportation path, nominations will be bumped. As-available nominations will be bumped by price to allow firm gas to flow, starting in the nomination cycle prior to the current cycle, and working back through each subsequent cycle.
After as-available bumping has taken place, if nominated firm gas cannot flow due to system constraints at an interconnect or on a path, firm nominations will then be bumped pro rata, starting in the nomination cycle prior to the current cycle, and working back through each subsequent cycle.
Bumping will occur in the Evening and Intraday 1 nomination cycles, and can affect nominations back to the Timely cycle. The affected nomination will be at the point where transportation occurs on the PG&E system (i.e., those nominations that require a transportation ID number). When this happens, the buyer and seller for the affected nomination will both see a new cut code on their 100 Reports next to the nomination, either BMP-01 or BMP-02, designating whether the cut is at the interconnect point or on the path.
Once nominations have been processed, the CGT Gas Scheduling group will unlock the 100 Report. Simultaneously, for those customers whose nominations have been bumped, an e-mail will be sent to the Operating Communications and Scheduling role contacts listed in INSIDEtracc. Please contact a CGT Account Services Representative if you would like to verify your company personnel listed in these roles.
Points to Remember
- All as-available nominations will be bumped first, within cycles, by price
- As-available nominations will not bump firm nominations
- Firm nominations will be bumped within cycles, pro rata, after as-available nominations have been bumped
Replacement Nominations
As a result of customer feedback, CGT's INSIDEtracc system is being modified to handle replacement nominations. Today's system of incremental nominations will be a thing of the past.
Customers will enter a total nominated volume they'd like to receive for the day into the desired nomination cycle. That total volume will continue to roll from nomination cycle to nomination cycle.
Replacement Nominations (mid-August) | Incremental Nominations (today) | |
Timely cycle nomination | 10,000 |
10,000 |
Additional gas desired for the day: 5,000 | ||
Evening cycle nomination | 15,000 |
5,000 |
15,000 will continue to roll through the Intraday 1 and Intraday 2 nomination cycles |
As part of implementing bumping and replacement nominations, changes will be made to INSIDEtracc nomination screens. Watch Pipe Ranger for upcoming information on these new screens.
Pool and Interconnect Names
Along with other INSIDEtracc improvements, interconnect names and pool designations will change.
While CGT's naming convention of linking interconnect names to the pipeline associated with that interconnect was appropriate in its time, confusion has occurred where some pipelines at interconnects have changed names. Therefore, CGT has matched interconnect names and pool designations geographically instead of by pipeline. Receipt and delivery point location names will change to be consistent with the new interconnect and pool changes.
The pool naming convention remains the same:
- First two letters: geographical location
- Next four numbers: customer code
- Last letter(s): type of pool
The following chart shows a comparison of the old and new naming conventions:
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Pool Designation | Current | New | ||||
Current | New | Code | Name | Code | Name | |
CA | CA | CAL | Cal. Production Interconnect | CAL | Calif Production | |
CG | CG | CG | Citygate Interconnect | CTYG | Citygate | |
EP | TS | EPNG | El Paso Nat. Gas Pipel. Int. | TKS | Topock South | |
HD | FP | HDL | KRGT High Desert Lateral Interconnect | FRP | Freemont Peak | |
KR | DG | KRP | Kern River Pipel. Interconnect | DAG | Daggett | |
KS | KS | SCAL | SoCal Gas Pipel. Interconnect | KRS | Kern River Station | |
LD | LD | LD | Lodi Stor. Interconnect | LDSF | Lodi Gas Storage | |
PN | ML | PGN | PG&E Trans. - Northwest Int. | MAL | Malin | |
PS | ST | STOR | PG&E Storage Interconnect | STOR | Storage | |
QS | EX | QST | Questar So Trails Pipeline Interconnect | ESX | Essex | |
TS | TH | TS | Tehachapi Spur | THS | Tehachapi Spur | |
TW | TN | TW | Transwestern Pipeline Int. | TKN | Topock North | |
WG | WG | WG | Wild Goose Stor. Interconnect | WGSF | Wild Goose Storage |
A new "Daily Nomination Summary (110 Report)" will be included with these mid-August improvements. This summary report will show a snapshot of the status of all nominations, in delivered volumes.
For more detail on nominations, customers should continue to use the 100 Report, which will be renamed the "Daily Nomination Details (100 Report)." Additional cosmetic changes have been made to the report, as well as the ability to export report information to Excel.
Additional information regarding screen changes will be covered in INSIDEtracc training sessions and an upcoming Pipe Ranger article. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact a CGT Gas Scheduling Group representative at 1.800.343.4743.


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Oh the lowly spud; never the star always the supporting side. However with a little attention and detail the common spud can be elevated to new heights. Kick up normal everyday mashed potatoes with peppery arugula and bring a little texture to the party with toasted bacon bread crumbs.
Follow then few simple ideas for great successful homemade mashed potatoes every time. Set out your butter, heavy cream and sour cream to warm up to room temperature. Cook potatoes just until fork tender and remove from the water immediately. Drain but dont rinse and place back in the pot used to cook the potatoes.
Add your ingredients and any other flavoring youd like and mash together by hand with a potato masher. Plate and top with the bread breads and serve. Its as simple as that.
Arugula Mashed Potatoes with Bacon Bread Crumbs
2 1/2 Pounds-Russet Potatoes-peeled and cut into 1 inch pieces
4 Tablespoons-Unsalted Butter-soften at room temperature
½ Cup-Heavy Whipping Cream-room temperature
¼ Cup-Sour Cream
2 Teaspoons-Kosher Salt-plus extra to season breadcrumbs
½ Teaspoon-Black Pepper- plus extra to season breadcrumbs
2 Cups-Arugula-rough chopped
½ Pound Bacon-sliced into thin strips, cooked, drained (reserve drippings)
1 ½ Cups-Panko Breadcrumbs
1. Chop bacon into small pieces and warm a sauté pan over medium heat.
2. Add panko, bacon and about 3 tablespoons of bacon drippings.
3. Toast stirring frequently until golden brown, remove from pan and set aside.
4. Place potatoes in a stock pot and cover with hot water.
5. Bring to a boil, cook for 30-45 minutes or until a knife inserted slides off easily.
6. Potatoes should still hold shape but will mash with a little pressure, drain potatoes.
7. Place drained potatoes and butter in a large mixing bowl.
8. Add heavy cream, sour cream, slat/pepper and arugula.
9. Using a potato masher begin smashing until all are incorporated.
10. Place potatoes on a serving plate garnish with bacon breadcrumbs and serve.
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2015 Nissan Titan and Cummins Diesel
The other questions will be reliability and durability. These are some of the reasons why people buy diesels. One other immediate problem will be the cost of diesel fuel. As of late it is staying very high compared to gasoline.
10/28/13 09:32am
Tow Vehicles
Yamaha 2400isHC first thoughts
I use to have one. Worked great for two years. If the engine every buck backwards when you pull the rope, have them check the rocker arms. I had one that was not tracking right. Other than that it worked great.
05/13/13 01:29pm
Tech Issues
running refer on inverter full time
The other question is whether the TV can pump those many amps down the trailer plug. The length of the copper lines from the alternator to the converter and battery can be quite long. This resistance is what the alternator has to overcome to keep you batteries topped. I use to have a TM3327 some years ago. The battery was in the very back of trailer, so the power cable was also very long, and it was quite common for the battery to be discharged after a day of driving and the refer running on DC. Some people would put in an AC line to take care of that problem, but my trailer got whacked before I dealt with that myself.
04/30/13 09:24am
Tech Issues
Still New... :) Inverter generator question
Found refurbished ones on ebay for 400 can anyone tell me if there is a difference between the red and yellow champions?I am not sure, but some of the earlier units did not have parallel capability. That may be one of the differences. Still I always thought Champions were yellow? I would agree with the other poster that I would not worry about the coffee pot. We use one of those old cowboy coffee pots rather than electric. Simple, nothing to break, easy to stow, has character, and you don't need to fireup the genset to make coffee. I would also agree about the oven, but a number of people do not have the old gas ovens in their RTs. Gas ovens are great thing to have in my opinion and we use the heck out ours. Microwaves rarely do biscuits well.
04/30/13 08:36am
Beginning RVing
Still New... :) Inverter generator question
It would be nice to know what kind of trailer you have. If you think you will be increasing power demands in the next few years. For example, you probably cannot go wrong with 2KW inverter type. I read of plenty of people never having a problem with Champions. Probably the top units though are Honda, Yamaha, and Boiley. Boileys are another lower priced unit that look a lot like Yamahas only in red. They make some nice units and never heard a bad word about them. In general, if you ever have desires to run an air conditioner (reliably) you are going to need more than 2KW. Yamaha 2400 (and the Boiley) will run up to 13.5 KBTU unit. Be sure if you get an inverter type that it can be paralleled. It will have to paired with the same type genset. If you have spent that much a genset, you should spend a little more for the paralleled type. The Champion 3500, for a contractor grade genset is not a bad deal. Yeah they are little noisy but they do the job and are not expensive. Chances are if you decide to sell it in couple of years you will still be able to get 1/2 your money out of it and maybe more after an ice storm or some big blow up there. Another thing to think of is lifeboat mode. We keep our RT in the driveway. After a huge storm if the power is going to be out, we fire up the gensets and go stay in the lifeboat. Hot & cold water, satellite TV, full galley, we can stay comfy for quite a while with 16 gallons of propane, 100 gallon fresh water tank, and 30 gallons of gasoline...
04/29/13 04:48pm
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I have had good service from them. They even made a few repairs gratis. Mistake, I got the two places in town confused. The only thing I got from them we copies of my trailer keys. Berryland was the place I had service before and they have done well. About 5 miles east of Dixie...
04/29/13 04:26pm
Need to replace stabilizing jacks on TH
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04/29/13 08:06am
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Need to replace stabilizing jacks on TH
I have some jacks that got whacked by a mud ball. Where should I go to get a decent jack/price for 27SBU? I think they need to be 24" 5K-6.5K. Thanks Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY
04/29/13 08:06am
Tech Issues
App for finding diesel
Haven't used Gas Buddy. YP is free app on droids, and it works quite well. One thing I like about YP is that I can put the location of the station into Google and use street view to see if the pumps are easily accessible...
04/29/13 08:01am
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Harbor Freight Predator Gen set, any one have one
It might be OK, but I would buy a Champion first. The price difference isn't that much and a lot of people have experience with the Champion. The Honda's are in a completely different league and price range. They are among my favorite gensets.
04/29/13 07:55am
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Recommendations for Florida?
Blackwater State Park. I have another one in the panhandle but that one is secret.
04/25/13 04:18pm
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A hair dryer is a 1000-1200 watts and a lot of coffee makers are in that range too. Take a look at the watt rating on your converter and see if it will exceed the genny capacity. It might not.
04/25/13 04:13pm
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Oxygenics Showed Head from Camping World
I never noticed. But when I changed out the RT (Recreational Trailer) the showerhead came with me. If the chrome or nickel floats your boat better, go for it. I prefer to save the dollars...
04/25/13 04:09pm
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First RV purchase - worth the cost for upgraded features?
What I would really recommend is trying finding a trailer that is about a year old. The depreciation on a trailer is nothing short of astounding. We bought or trailer for $7,000 off just because it was 3 months old. You will have to do a little hunting and learn what to look for, but the savings can be remarkable. Trailers that young probably do not have many problems and your Mark I nose and eyeball will tell you much. The best advice I give people is whatever you get make sure you have a fulltime bed and preferably one you don't have to crawl over each other to get out of it. It is great not having to set up a bed everytime you get out of it. I am not a big fan of slideouts. They work and they are pretty good these days, but they are just something I don't want to give me trouble when I am one the road. On the other hand, toyhaulers are pretty nice, even if you do not have toys. We have a pair of jack stands we use to make our "patio" which can be very nice. Its like having an outdoor kitchen without loosing the space. Toyhaulers are also nice as they can double for covered trailer to haul things. One of the other things I think are worthwhile are gas/electric hot water tank with 10 gal capacity as 6 is rather small. Gas/electric will save you propane use and is slick for really fast recovery time on the hot water tank. Gas stove/oven combo with an ignitor on the stove and oven. We use the microwave to heat coffee, but we use the oven for lots of things. A microwave oven is just not the same thing. Biggest refrigerator that you can use. The ones with a separate freezer seem to work the best. What you also need to tell people is just how much dry camping you intend to do. If not much your configuration is just fine. On the hand if you are dry camping, which we do a lot, I would not want to have less than 40 gallons fresh water. Ours has a whopping 100 gallons and we went almost a full week without refilling. If you are doing dry camping make sure you have enough 12 volt plugs. For reasons known only to Puma they did not put 12 volt plugs in our RT (Recreational Trailer). I was going to put some in, and then I was given a portable air compressor/battery that had the 12 volt plug on the back and that resolved the whole issue. We would run our generators daily and that takes care of recharging the battery systems. I would also make sure that signal routing for the TV supports DVI. If you have to add it later it can be quite expensive. Check the satellite hookups too, even if you don't think you will use it. One other thing to consider about your RT is that it can be used for a life boat. We keep ours at home and when the power gets knocked out by a storm we fire up the gensets, aim the antennas and wait for the power to come back on. We can live in the RT easily for a week and the longest we were without power was about that long. Hope this helps,
04/23/13 03:11pm
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Poll: Did you go larger?
Went larger. I agree with the advice to buy for your next trailer. I changed trucks twice before I learned that lesson. If I were to downside, having too much truck would not be a problem. My MPG might not be as good, but the rest of the performance would not be a problem. It should handle the trailer even better.
04/03/13 12:49pm
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Louisiana Hwy. 1 or 71
Hwy 1 will be more interesting too.
03/15/13 08:11am
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Where to put our Generator
Bumper mount is about the best way to go but be aware of the "diving board effect." The other option is to build yourself some kind of lift and wagon to move you genset around...
03/15/13 08:03am
Travel Trailers
Heading to southern Louisiana
Yes flooding can be a problem since it is in a swamp. Lots of things for the rug rats to do. The swamp is considered quite an attraction. As far as eats go, there is plenty nearby. Tin Lizzies is a popular place and there is a German place whose name escapes me. People love going there for breakfast. Both Ponchatoula and Hammond are full of great places to eat too.
03/07/13 03:51pm
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Class C vs Travel Trailer
We have avoid the class C approach. We have several people who have Cs or had Cs. The truly nice thing about Cs is the ability to pull up the levelers and go. The bad thing about Cs is that the TV is part of the trailer, so to speak. That means problems either, immobilizes both. One guy in our club spent a week in the repair yard (they let him live in his C). The other problem is as the the motorized parts age, there is really no efficient way to replace the worn components. With a TV/TT either can be replaced plus the TV can be repaired at almost any car shop. Some car shops are set up to repair a C (most are big vans anyway) but not all shops facilities can handle Cs. Of course the other nice thing is the room while traveling. However, you really have to avoid the temptation to do the less safe things while driving. You never know when something will break or some other vehicle encroach. You don't want anyone or anything to become a missle. You may also want to consider how much boondocking you do. In Cowboy Action Shooting we do a lot of boondocking. I find that Class Cs are very sensitive about unimproved grounds. It is very easy for them to get stuck. I am with you on slides. I really like the units that have slides, I had a Trailmanor at one time; a bigger puzzlebox has not been built. But slides can be trouble, and the older they are the more trouble they are. Additionally, I want as little proprietary hardware as possible (TM was pretty good about avoiding that). If some company goes out of business, I want to be able to maintain my hardware. I still think a TT/5W with a remote start generator is a great combo. We have a TH without the big toys, which gives a porch, or in a pinch a covered trailer to haul things.
03/04/13 06:55am
Class C Motorhomes
HD Truck Owners- why did you choose a TT?
We never found the deal we wanted. The 27SBU has almost everything we wanted anyway (got a huge deal on it). In 5vers it is very difficult to find one without a slideout, and Puma does make one without a slideout. If Keystone ever gets built, we will probably go TH 5ver in the future.
02/24/13 05:21pm
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A drunk man who beat his partner and her sister after they refused to cook him dinner only stopped when his 8-year-old daughter and her grandfather intervened.
Plumber Aaron Shane Harris, 22, was found guilty of two charges of assaulting a female and one of threatening behaviour when he appeared in Blenheim District Court on Monday.
He was sentenced to six months' community detention in Whangarei, six months of supervision, 150 hours of community work and ordered to pay each victim $450.
A protection order was put in place to protect his victims from him.
Judge Richard Russell said Harris was drinking with a friend at his partner's house in Picton on March 15 when he asked her to cook him dinner, she refused and he argued with her and her sister.
He threw one of the women across the room and punched the other several times in the face, leaving her with cuts and bruising, Judge Russell said.
Harris then slammed the face of one of the women into the ground and dragged her by the hair.
The violence stopped when Harris's 8-year-old daughter and her grandfather woke up and intervened, Judge Russell said.
Harris told police he acted in self-defence and felt his partner's relatives were interfering in their relationship.
Reading from the partner's victim impact statement, Judge Russell said the incident had broken up the family.
"This incident has ruined our future. The children cry every night for their father.
"We were financially on top of things. I thought he was making the changes needed."
Judge Russell said Harris needed to be kept away from the victims and would have been facing a prison term if he had had previous violent convictions.
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This Royalty free stock photo of a Carpenter carving wood #88047650 was taken by photographer photography33. The original size of this picture was 5616 × 3744 px, 21 Mpix and the original resolution was 300 dpi. Image was reviewed by Pixmac.com and obtained the rating .
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