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The lenses fell out continually and the arms were too short for the kids to comfortably wear them. We bought them to hand out at the zoo entrance and ended up throwing all of them away! What a waste of money.
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>On Dec 12, 2009 Håkon Bugge wrote: > >On Dec 12, 2009, at 7:59 , Rahul Nabar wrote: > >> I have seen a considerable performance boost for my codes by using >> Jumbo Frames. But are there any systematic tools or strategies to >> select the optimum MTU size? I have it set as 9000. (Of course, all >> switiching hardware supports jumbo frames and no talking to the >> external world required of the interfaces) Have you guys found >> performance to be MTU sensitive? > >Once (i.e. several years ago) I tested an application on Gbe and found >that around 1/3rd of the MTU was the optimum. But I guess YMMV. I would seem that a larger MTU would help in at least two situations, clearly applications with very large messages, but also those that have transmission bursts of messages below the MTU that could take advantage of hardware coalescing. The common MTU of 1500 was not chosen arbitrarily, but was probably not tuned to serve the "average" HPC application. If one is going to run one application predominately, then that application might prefer the default or not. If one is running a suite of codes, the it will probably help some and hurt others and should be "weighted average" tuned. I think the first-order focal point for performance should be on writing good code while choosing the "right" MTU size is a third order concern. Here is a stupid question ... it is the >>Maximum<< Transmission Unit ... Right? You don't get it all the time ... how is the run-time value set and adjusted based on the quality of message traffic? Experts ... ?? rbw _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org sponsored by Penguin Computing To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20091212/68cf0646/attachment.html
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U.S. stocks rallied, sending the Standard & Poor's 500 Index (CME:SPZ13) toward a record, as the Senate crafted a deal to end the government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling before tomorrow's deadline.
All 10 main industries in the S&P 500 gained at least 0.4%, with financial shares advancing the most. Bank of America Corp. jumped 2% as lower legal expenses and loan losses helped profit rebound. Mattel Inc. increased 1.1% after reporting earnings that topped analyst estimates.
The S&P 500 rose 1.1% to 1,716.89 at 3:33 p.m. in New York. The benchmark gauge slid 0.7% yesterday after climbing 3.3% over the previous four days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 161.77 points, or 1.1%, to 15,329.78 today. The Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 1.1% to the highest level since 2000. Trading in S&P 500 stocks was 16% above the 30-day average at this time of day.
"Investors are relieved that it looks like we're not going to go over the cliff," Ben Hart, a research analyst at Radnor, Pennsylvania-based Haverford Trust Co., which oversees about $6 billion, said by phone. "It takes the worst case scenario off the table."
The S&P 500 dropped 4.1% from its all-time high of 1,725.52 reached Sept. 18 as Congress struggled to reach agreement on a federal budget, forcing the first partial government shutdown in 17 years. The gauge has recovered 3.7% of the decline as optimism grew that a deal would be reached, and is within 10 points of its record. The S&P 500 is up 20% for the year.
Debt Limit
The bipartisan leaders of the Senate reached an agreement to end the fiscal impasse and to increase U.S. borrowing authority. The Senate and House plan to vote on it later today, and the White House press secretary said President Barack Obama supports the deal.
The framework negotiated by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell would fund the government through Jan. 15, 2014, and suspend the debt limit until Feb. 7, setting up another round of confrontations.
The agreement concludes a four-week standoff that began with Republicans demanding defunding of Obama's 2010 health-care law, and objecting to raising the debt limit and funding the government without policy concessions.
With no deal, the U.S. would exhaust its borrowing authority tomorrow and the government may start missing payments at some point between Oct. 22 and Oct. 31, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Fitch Ratings put the world's biggest economy on watch for a possible credit downgrade yesterday, citing lawmakers' inability to agree.
Short Sales
The S&P 500's advance over the past week has squeezed managers who borrowed and sold shares to bet on declines lawmakers would struggle to reach a deal. U.S. companies with the most short sales have climbed 4.7% since Oct. 9, compared with a 3.9% advance for the benchmark gauge, data compiled by Bloomberg and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. show.
Hedge funds, whose bearish bets on stocks have held their returns to half the Standard & Poor's 500 Index in 2013, helped send a gauge of manager bullishness compiled by ISI Group LLC within 0.2 point of its lowest reading in 2013 last week.
Equities have surged in 2013 as the Federal Reserve maintained efforts to stimulate the economy by holding interest rates near zero% and purchasing $85 billion of bonds each month under a program known as quantitative easing.
Broad Rally
The rally in 2013 has been the broadest in at least 23 years, with S&P 500 companies extending the streak of quarters in which they have avoided an earnings contraction to 15 and valuations holding below historic averages. Of S&P 500 members, 443 are up so far in 2013, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The next-closest year was 1997, when 436 companies had advanced and the index was quadrupling.
Profits for companies in the index probably increased 1.4% during the third quarter while sales rose 2%, according to analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Some 22 companies in the S&P 500 are due to post results today.
U.S. economic growth remained "modest to moderate" as consumer spending maintained gains and business investment grew, the Fed said today in its latest Beige Book business survey. Four of the 12 Fed districts reported slower economic growth while eight others said the expansion held steady amid "uncertainty" stemming from the U.S. fiscal deadlock.
The report provides policy makers anecdotal accounts from the Fed districts two weeks before they meet to set monetary policy.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, the gauge of S&P 500 options prices known as the VIX, dropped 19% to 15.08, the biggest decline since April, after surging 16% yesterday.
Financial, health-care and phone companies rallied more than 1.5% today. The Dow Jones Transportation Average climbed 1.2%.
FedEx Corp. surged 2.3% to a record $122.87, adding to yesterday's 4.1% advance. The operator of the world's largest cargo airline authorized a buyback plan of as many as 32 million shares, its biggest repurchase program ever.
Bank of America jumped 2% to $14.53. Chief Executive Officer Brian T. Moynihan, 54, has said the "lion's share" of costs tied to disputed mortgages are behind his bank after booking more than $45 billion tied to his predecessor's 2008 takeover of Countrywide Financial Corp. after third-quarter profit beat estimates.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. surged 3.1% to $53.94 and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. advanced 2.7% to $161.87 for the biggest increases in the Dow.
KeyCorp gained 2.2% to $12.12 and PNC Financial Services Group Inc. advanced 1.7% to $73.76 after both banks beat third-quarter profit estimates. The KBW Regional Banking Index rose 1.3% as 49 out of 50 members gained.
Mattel, Abbott
Mattel climbed 1.1% to $41.99. The world's largest toymaker topped estimates as sales of Barbie and American Girl gained. The company has been trying to boost sales amid lackluster growth of the toy industry in the U.S., the company's largest market, as kids spend more time using electronic devices.
Abbott Laboratories jumped 6.2% to $35.81 for the biggest gain in the S&P 500. The provider of health-care diagnostics and medical devices reported third-quarter results that surpassed analyst estimates and raised its dividend by more than half. Revenue rose 2% to beat company estimates on increased demand for diagnostic tests. Abbott spun off its drug business into a new company earlier this year.
Stanley Black & Decker Inc., the maker of power tools and electronic security systems, tumbled 14% to $76.69 for the largest drop in the S&P 500. The company cut its full-year earnings outlook on slower-than-anticipated improvement in margins in its security business and weakness in emerging markets, as well as uncertainty created by the U.S. government shutdown.


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A FORMER workshop and office block will be turned into off-street residents' parking as part of a £40million improvement to public transport in East Lancashire.
Blackburn with Darwen Council has bought the former Lancashire Laminators site in Moss Gate, Darwen.
The site will be levelled and turned into a car park to make up for lost on-street parking provision as a result of the Pennine Reach programme.
Improvements in Darwen will also include work at the M65 junction, the upgrading of junctions along the A666 and work at the town centre bus station, including real-time information boards.
The Earcroft improvement plans always included residents' parking, and cash for the purchase of the former industrial area has come from the Pennine Reach fund.
Coun Maureen Bateson, Blackburn with Darwen Council's executive member for regeneration, said: "The council has purchased this land for additional off-street residents' parking in Earcroft as part of the development of the £40million Pennine Reach scheme."
The 6,184sq ft site was listed for sale by Taylor Weaver Chartered Surveyors at £159,950.
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Celebrate, inform, act. Energy Union is a pan-European campaign tour supported by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme to promote Intelligent Energy in an innovative way.
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After a successful tour in 2009 and 2010, with more than 20,000 visitors in 21 cities, The Energy Union Tour will join the European Union Sustainable Energy Week 2011 in Brussels for an impressive penultimate event. This will combine the Energy Union Tour Presentation and Networking Dinner at Claridge, as well the Official Closing Party of the 3-day Policy Conference at Mirano Continental on the 14th April featuring Coldcut's Matt Black (Ninja Tune) and selected Djs.
Guests at the Tour Presentation will be Matt Black (Coldcut, Ninja Tune - UK), Magda Stoczkiewicz (director, Friends of the Earth Europe), Martha Bißmann (WIP,Germany), Lubomir Angelov (participant in the Energy Union Tour, Bulgaria), Bernhard Steirer (Elevate Festival, Austria), Dario Dubolino (EACI, t.b.c.), Emanuela Giovannetti (EREC).
A networking dinner will close the event at the formidable Clarigde.
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This photo is of the Ring Nebula. It turned out much better than I expected from my primitive setup. This little $3 refractor could probably take world-class
photos if I get it mounted on a proper equatorial mount and buy a minus violet filter for it to eliminate the halos around bright stars.
This photo is of Antares and the globular cluster M4. Antares is the bright yellow blob on the lower left very over-exposed. The globular
cluster NGC 6144 is also faintly showing up between Antares and the top of the frame.
This photo is of the Sombrero Galaxy. All of these photos are composite photos made by stacking multiple exposures in Registax. I was shocked at how
well these dim galaxies showed up in very short exposures. I upped the exposure time to 8 seconds for the dim galaxies.
This photo is of M51. Even the individual 8 second exposures showed spiral structure in M51. Once I stacked a few of them, the detail really started to pop out.
01/30/12 - Here is the below 12.5 inch diameter honeycomb-back mirror blank after final edge trimming. It is side-by-side with a solid 12.5
inch blank of the same 1.5 inch thickness that I also cast in my kiln. The honeycomb blank weighs 10 lbs 3.6 oz. The solid blank weighs 17 lbs 10.4 oz.
The honeycomb mirror is 42% lighter. I think I might be able to get close to a 50% reduction in weight with just some slight tweaking of the design.
I have added a write-up on how I made this blank in the Scopeworks section of the web site.
01/10/12 - This is my third try at making a light-weight, hexagonal-back or honeycomb mirror blank, still cooking in the kiln.
It is 12.5 inches in diameter. I think I got it right this time. The mold is intact. Everything looks good at this stage. Next came
three days of annealing and slow cool-down.
After the blank had finally cooled down to ambient, I took it out of the kiln, and removed the outer mold. Then it was time
to start cleaning the plaster out of the hexagons and partial hexagons. A very messy and delicate job.
Here is the honeycomb back of the cleaned out mirror blank. The blank is a little over 12.5 inches in diameter and slightly irregular.
I need to turn it round and get the diameter down to size on my grinder. The blank is 1.5 inches thick. The pockets are 1
inch deep. There is .5 inch of glass left on the front face for grinding a curve. It weighs only 10lbs, 9.5oz at this point.
It will loose a little more weight on the grinder. It's not perfect. There are a few tiny air bubbles that may be close enough
to the front surface to be encountered while grinding. Otherwise, I am very pleased with it.
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The 10 inch mirror project is finally complete. I cast this mirror myself in my kiln.
This photo is a focogram of the finished mirror. The mirror is very smooth and well polished. The shape in the focogram shows the classic
losenge or red blood cell shape of a parabolic mirror. It has been a long eight month odyssey from kiln to figuring. Now it is
finally off for aluminizing.
Here is an image of the finished mirror surface error analysis from the FigureXP program we use with our Robo-Foucault mirror tester. The
wave front error is better than 1/6th wave (in green light), and the Strehl Ratio is 0.938. Not too shabby. I decided to call the mirror
finished at this point, rather than try for an even more perfect figure and risk screwing it up. This is still better than many
mass-produced mirrors. Besides, much of the remaining error in the mirror is in the center, and will be shaded by the secondary mirror
anyway. So the mirror should perform even better than 1/6th wave.
11/23/11 - Here is a photo I took about a month ago, but just now got around to posting. This sunset photo over the Gulf was
taken from the balcony of our suite on the 12th floor of the Lido Beach Resort. We spent a long weekend there and had a great time.
10/3/11 - I have finally gotten around to posting photos and a description of my recent business trip to Santa Barbara California on my Travel and Vacation Photos page. Check it out.
10/2/11 - Work has been keeping me very busy lately. There has been little time for my side projects. However, I have managed to do
some figuring on my 10 inch mirror I am making from one of my home-cast mirror blanks.
Here I am, pushing glass on my pitch lap, with cerium oxide stained fingers.
8/28/11 - Standing on the Faultline - I just got back from yet another business trip to California. This time though, I
arrived on Saturday and the business didn't start until Monday. So I had the weekend to goof-off and explore. One place I went was the
Carrizo Plain. One of the few places where the San Andreas Fault is very visible at the surface of the ground. This unassuming crease in
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Emong wrote: I would complain about the texts since I'm always sceptical about putting a lot of text in amvs but on the other hand I totally understand why they were necessary in this case =)
gote wrote:pretty good, "realise" bugged me but that's just me being an american (apparently), good stuff.
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LET'S GET SMALL: The newfound planets Kepler 20 e [far left] and Kepler 20 f [far right] alongside Venus and Earth, the comparably sized worlds in the solar system. In this artist's conception, the cooler planet Kepler 20 f is assumed to host an atmosphere.
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NASA's Kepler spacecraft is starting to put the pieces together in its search for virtual Earth twins in other planetary systems. Kepler, which launched in 2009, is on the lookout for planets that are about the size of Earth and have temperate surface conditions. One half of that formula was realized on December 5 when mission scientists announced the discovery of a planet in the so-called habitable zone, called Kepler 22 b, a few times larger than Earth. Now Kepler has located its first two Earth-size worlds, and although neither are plausibly hospitable to life, it seems only a matter of time before the mission scores its ultimate goal.
The two new worlds orbit a sunlike star 950 light-years away called Kepler 20. One has dimensions almost identical to our own planet; the other is just 87 percent Earth's diameter. The planets, which by convention have been assigned the names Kepler 20 f and Kepler 20 e, respectively, are the smallest exoplanets for which diameters are known. Francois Fressin and Guillermo Torres of the Harvard–Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and their colleagues announced the discoveries in a paper published online December 20 in Nature. (Scientific American is part of Nature Publishing Group.)
"For the first time, we've crossed the threshold of finding Earth-size worlds," Torres says. "The next step is having an Earth-size planet in the habitable zone."
Tens of millions of kilometers from Earth, the Kepler spacecraft carries out a relatively simple task. It tracks the brightness of more than 150,000 stars, watching for them to dim repeatedly as a planet passes in front of a star's face. For a planet as small as Kepler 20 e, that dimming is incredibly subtle; every six days, when Kepler 20 e completes an orbit, the starlight dips to 99.992 percent of its regular flux for just a few hours.
By tracking how much of a star's light a planet blots out, astronomers can make a careful estimate of the body's diameter. For larger worlds, they can also make a complementary estimate of the planet's mass by using ground-based telescopes that measure how much of a wobble the planet's motion induces on its host star. Witnessing such a wobble also confirms the presence of a real planet, as opposed to some other astrophysical phenomenon that causes regular fluctuations in a star's brightness. (One planet-mimicking phenomenon is a binary star system behind one of Kepler's target stars; when one member of the binary eclipses the other it causes a temporary dimming that can be mistakenly ascribed to the foreground star.)
But such mass measurements are not currently possible for planets as diminutive as Kepler 20 e and Kepler 20 f. So Torres and his colleagues used a relatively new software technique called Blender, which calculates the likelihood that what Kepler sees is caused by a planet. They concocted a range of false-positive scenarios to determine how many could produce the observed signal. With help from NASA's Pleiades supercomputer, the researchers analyzed close to a billion different scenarios, Torres says. The analysis found that Kepler 20 e is 3,400 times more likely to be a planet than a false positive; the planet-to-fake-out ratio for Kepler 20 f is 1,370.
Those numbers make a solid case for both objects as genuine planets. But in the absence of a measurement of the planets' masses, their compositions remain unknown. Given the comparable dimensions of both newfound planets and Earth, a similar composition of silicate and iron is a possibility for either world, the researchers say.


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The month of February is quickly coming to an end. Can you believe it? Wow time flies when you're crafting. Get prepared for the upcoming spring season by getting a head start on your spring themed projects. Over on the blog Crafty Scrappy Happy, Jamie is getting ready for spring by creating this DIY Spring Pitcher. This project is actually very easy to make and is a nice upcycle project. To achieve these results, Jamie used items from the Martha Stewart glass painting program. To create this pitcher she used Martha Stewart clings and liquid fill paint. Have your kids help out by painting the clings with the fill paint. Once complete use this pitcher to pour your favorite springtime drinks. To learn how you can make this project click here.
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Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Olga Kurylenko, Noel Clarke, David Morrissey, JJ Feild |
Director: | Neil Marshall |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Drama, Thriller |
Studio: | 20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
Collections: | 100 Swords and Sandals Films, 2012's Top Films, April Picks, Hot Scots, TFI Friday |
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Run time: | 1 hour 33 minutes |
Rental release: | 16 Aug 2010 |
Main languages: | English |
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I wanna get a ds just for pokemon games. Should I get 3ds or what?
I wanna get a ds just for pokemon games. Should I get 3ds or what?
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Depends what you want. If you want to keep up with the newest games, you need a 3DS so you can get XY. If you want to play 4th gen games, you might want to get a DS phat or a DS Lite (good luck with that, though) if you want compatability with 3rd gen games. If you want to play 5th gen games, and you want compatability with 4th gen games, you'll need any two DSes. Aside from that, it doesn't matter.
People still buy Pokemon games?
I'm not inclined to believe anything has changed.
Yeah. If you have transfers to make between third and fourth-gen games, get an older model, too. Because Nintendo just likes screwing with people who upgrade obsessively, I guess.
Hey, now. For digital piracy to be possible, at least one person has to buy a hard copy first.
Might as well get a 3DS. It plays all 4th and 5th gen games, and soon will play 6th gen.
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Family visit to the open day at the agricultural college near my SiL's house.
Sunday, 22 April 2012
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- Alison said...
Is that a Pink Panther I spot in TBC's hand...my Stuart loved PP as well!
Alison xx - 22 April 2012 19:08
- ♥♥ Liz ♥♥ said...
It looks like a lovely day out. I too spy the Pink Panther. I used to have a few PP ornaments many years ago xxxx
- 23 April 2012 07:09
- Rhona said...
Looks like a fun day out (and I'm not as observant so I'll go back to spot the PP) xx
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- Mum said...
Hope you had a good day? Spotted the PP - is this a new found friend?
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Definition: This entry gives the total number of airports with unpaved runways (grass, dirt, sand, or gravel surfaces) by length. For airports with more than one runway, only the longest runway is included according to the following five groups - (1) over 3,047 m, (2) 2,438 to 3,047 m, (3) 1,524 to 2,437 m, (4) 914 to 1,523 m, and (5) under 914 m. Only airports with usable runways are included in this listing. Not all airports have facilities for refueling, maintenance, or air traffic control.
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[October 04, 2013] The 14th annual Germanfest is set for Oct. 19, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at St. John United Church of Christ, 204 Seventh. St. John is being joined by the Oasis Senior Center in providing the meal and program, which this year includes a 50-50 drawing and bake sale through the Oasis.
Authentic German food -- brats, red cabbage, sauerkraut, German potato salad, apple strudel, German chocolate cake or angel food cake -- will be served with apple cider, tea or coffee. A hot dog meal with chips, dessert and drink will also be available. The meals will be served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the St. John Church Fellowship Hall.
The church youth group will offer the same menu at a drive-thru line at the alley alongside the former ALMH east parking lot entrance, off Eighth Street.
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Free delivery in town will be available with orders of six or more prepaid tickets. Tickets are available from church and Oasis members, church or Oasis offices, or by calling Marilyn Armbrust at 732-4261. Tickets for the German meal are $8.50 and $4 for the hot dog meal. Profits will be evenly split between the Oasis for their programs and St. John UCC for their mission projects.
Co-chairs for this year's Germanfest are Wayne Mara, 737-6639, and Tonita Reifsteck, 732-9796, for St. John UCC; and Georgina Binzen, 732-6132, and Dennis Schrader, 871-4155, for the Oasis.
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The top ten pubs in the picturesque town of Dingle
Rich vistas, colorful scenery and some of the best pubs in Ireland on the Dingle Peninsula, in County Kerry
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Seanmor | Apr 26, 2013, 07:31 PM EDT
Níl ach dhá fhocal Gaeilge le feiscint san alt seo, cé go bhfuil Gaeltacht in aice leis An Daingean. Cad a thearla don teanga ghleoite álainn seo? Nach bhfuil sí fós ina teanga oifigúil den Stát agus ins tenga náisiúta na tíre uile? Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam. (A country without a tongue is a country without a soul.
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KerryLKing | Aug 29, 2011, 04:20 PM EDT
Oh My, is there really any pub in Dingle that isn't....just the greatest. ~~~~ Actually, sitting with a "Guinness, or Jameson in hand" at just about any pub in Ireland....is priceless!!!
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Pauldonald | May 01, 2010, 08:05 PM EDT
I enjoyed all the Pubs in Dingle..In fact, I really like everything in the Dingle area.
This in where you are able to feel the true Irish spirit. Don't forget, there are several
super Hotels right there in Dingle.
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macasa61 | Apr 15, 2010, 03:05 PM EDT
Currans should be here... No food, but great atmosphere, lots of characters, close to the betting parlor...
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DowraPat | Apr 08, 2010, 06:18 PM EDT
What about Murphys Pub !!
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luckydunne | Apr 07, 2010, 08:29 PM EDT
Um...hello! What about the Dingle Pub! Great service, great food, great atmosphere! I liked it better than Lord's Baker!
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sissybiff | Apr 07, 2010, 02:47 PM EDT
You omitted The Dingle Pub...we spent 2 fun filled evenings there listening to "Dreams Of Freedom" Irish musicians The barkeeper Paul provided great spirits.
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MarianneCowan64 | Apr 07, 2010, 02:10 PM EDT
Wonderful and very helpful for planning my next Irish visit.
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bazzarooney | Apr 07, 2010, 12:52 PM EDT
Been to them all. Curran's on Main Street should have been at the top of the list.
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luckysusan | Apr 07, 2010, 10:41 AM EDT
We love all these - some of the bes tmusic to be heard anywhere - and also the Conor Bar where we have enjoyed Trudy Goodman and Billy McKenna - wonderful musicians.
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aislinnannie | Apr 07, 2010, 10:02 AM EDT
Curran's is great and I love Oliver in Dick Macks but I don't know if I would describe him as adorable!
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aislinnannie | Apr 07, 2010, 08:44 AM EDT
A shame Curran's didn't make the grade - one of the finest there is which was in my 2008 book on 'The Irish Pub' - you can read about Curran's here: http://www.turtlebunbury.com/published/published_books/irish_pubs/irishpubs/pub_books_curran.html ... and also a bit more on Dick Mac's here, http://www.turtlebunbury.com/published/published_books/irish_pubs/irishpubs/urban/pub_books_pubs_dickmacs.html ... best wishes, Turtle
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Sandylee9 | Apr 07, 2010, 08:38 AM EDT
Dick Macks was the first pub we went to in Dingle. It was great. The folks were so warm and friendly. Oliver the bartender was just precious. Also we hung at Murphys alot. They were really nice. The food was really great.
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Blue Mini Texas Icer 5015 Insulated Ice Bin / Merchandiser 32 Qt. with Dividers and Drain 23 1/4" x 23 1/4"
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Let your thirsty customers help themselves to an ice cold beer, soda, or bottled water with this blue Mini Texas Icer 5015 insulated ice bin / merchandiser. The Mini Texas Icer 5015 insulated ice bin is a smaller version of the Texas Icer 710 ice bin. It's ideal for outdoor events at theme parks, carnival midways, or stadiums.
The Mini Texas Icer 5015 ice bin is also a great addition to convenience stores or bars with limited serving space. This portable ice bin has a pack out of up to (92) 12 oz. cans, or (64) 12 oz. bottles. Plus, the included dividers split the compartment into 4 equal segments, to separate brands.
A durable rotational molded plastic exterior and poly foam insulation helps keep the Mini Texas Icer 5015 insulated ice bin's contents cool, which wastes less ice and saves you money. Thanks to its built-in bottom mounted drain and 16 qt. reservoir, the Mini Texas Icer 5015 insulated ice bin is easy to empty and clean.
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Exterior: 23 1/4"W x 23 1/4"D x 32 1/2"H
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Overall User Rating: Blue Mini Texas Icer 5015 Insulated Ice Bin / Merchandiser 32 Qt. with Dividers and Drain 23 1/4" x 23 1/4" ( 5.0 stars from 1 review )
Great product, used throughout the floors of the casino. Can store a great amount of water bottles and it adjusts to different spaces on the floor.
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Sebastian Telfair, Suns adjusting to lineup adjustments
Switching up the starting lineup has been a common theme this season for head coach Alvin Gentry as he continues to try and find the right combination to get wins. That's something guard Sebastian Telfair isn't accustomed to.
"It's just different, ya know," he said after practice Friday. "I'm not really used to the starting five switching up so often. I don't know, maybe just for how this team is."
Gentry has said he will continue to move pieces around until he finds a good fit, which means going with what's working that night. Most teams have a solid starting five and it's the players coming off the bench that may rotate from time to time.
"I'm not exactly sure. I don't know if helps us or not but sometimes when you're not winning games, it seems that you gotta to switch it up and coach has been doing that," said Telfair. "He did that within the last couple of games and we got a win last game, so hopefully it works."
Tucker made starts the last two games against the Thunder and 76ers in place of Shannon Brown. Phoenix lost to Oklahoma City but beat Philadelphia.
Telfair noted usually at this point in the season you have a set rotation, though the Suns are playing game number 34 Friday night.
"For normal, we crossed that point, but we have a lot of young guys on this team and it's a new team for the most part with guys playing with each other," the guard said. "Coach probably still trying to figure out what's the best five guys to be on the court that's gonna help us."
The Suns have won eight of the last tem matchups in the series with the Jazz and they've won four straight home games against Utah. Tip-off Friday night is at 7:00 p.m. with coverage on Arizona Sports 620AM.
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