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He said the public's reaction to the death of the Queen Mother earlier this year showed the "respect and loyalty which monarchy retains in the heart of our nation". "I know that throughout the Jubilee celebrations we will see the same public support and commitment," Mr Blair told MPs during a short Commons debate. 'Closet Republicans' Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith said the Queen "symbolised the superiority of evolution over revolution in our national life". "Even when confronted with personal sadness the Queen has never flinched from public duty and put her country and her people first," he added. She was a "lesson in constancy and dedication" to the entire nation. And "critics and closet Republicans" would be "utterly confounded" by the outpouring of loyalty and affection throughout Britain for the Monarch during Jubilee year, Mr Duncan Smith said. 'Debt of gratitude' MPs were speaking ahead of the Queen's visit to Parliament next Tuesday, 30 April.
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Practice notes: 49ers starting defense taking shape
SANTA CLARA -- Before the grass swallowed up 49ers practice, the team was going through its final open session of the year. Here are the highlights from Levi's Stadium:
A number of starting defensive players who have sat out recent games or recent practices were on the field together today. That includes cornerback Tramaine Brock, defensive linemen Justin Smith, Ian Williams and Ray McDonald and linebacker Patrick Willis.
I'd expect the first four mentioned to play in Sunday's third preseason game against San Diego. Willis was in a blue "non-contact" jersey as he recovers from a minor issue. His availability is fuzzier for the Chargers game.
Backup nose tackle Mike Purcell also was in a blue, non-contact jersey. He's played as many snaps as anyone this summer and deserves some recognition for toughing it out while a large percentage of the defensive line was on the sideline. He's a candidate for the annual – and coveted – "Iron Bee" award that gets issued at the end of the preseason.
Not in a blue jersey: LaMichael James, who handled punt returns with a brace on his right arm. It will be interesting to see whether James, who has been hurt in two previous preseasons, plays against the Chargers. It's been about three weeks since he suffered his dislocated elbow in practice.
The only starting defensive player who was not on the field was safety Antoine Bethea, who is going through the league-mandated post-concussion protocol. Craig Dahl lined up in his place and it would be a surprise if Bethea plays on Sunday.
Who is the team's top option at nickel cornerback? It's been hard to decipher because one of the candidates, Perrish Cox, has been starting at cornerback while Brock has dealt with an ankle injury. That has allowed first-round draft pick Jimmie Ward to get plenty of repetitions with the first-string unit as he did Sunday against Peyton Manning and the Broncos.
Well, Brock was back today and Ward was still on the field when the first-team defense was in its nickel package. Let's see if that holds during the upcoming game.
Speaking of Brock, he made the play of the abbreviated "open" practice when he stepped in front of David Reed for a pick-six interception of McLeod Bethel-Thompson that got the assembled crowd – a few thousand – cheering.
I watched Ian Williams during one-on-one pass-rush drills. He looked very good, albeit against rookie Marcus Martin, on both of his attempts. Martin only recently returned to practice and, despite a good game against the Broncos, is behind the other linemen.
Others who stood out in one-on-ones: Aldon Smith, Ahmad Brooks, Jonathan Martin (except when he went against Aldon Smith) and rookie offensive lineman Dillon Farrell. He needs to get stronger but has had a good training camp and seemingly would be a good fit on the practice squad.
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This 1965 Dodge C500 ramp hauler is an interesting tribute to the two similar "Snake" and "Mongoose" themed trucks used to haul matching drag cars as part of an early 70's Don Prudhomme/Hot Wheels promotional tour. The two originals were red and yellow, respectively, and both were offered earlier this month at Barrett Jackson's 2014 Scottsdale auction. From what we can gather this truck is merely inspired by the Snake and Mongoose trucks, and wears a totally original but period looking paint scheme. Find it here on eBay in Carlsbad, California for $21,500 OBO.
Though the bodywork aft of the cab is broadly similar to the Prudhomme originals, those two were based on different D700 crew cab donor trucks. Photos are decent but not very large, and overall the truck seems to be nicely presented with straight panels, decent paint, and complete trim. The stars and stripes theme is convincingly evocative of the era it aims to emulate, and the engine access easing forward swinging fenders are a super-cool touch.
Inside everything seems to be in decent shape but apart from a neatly shaped instrument binnacle there's not much of visual interest. Directly behind the gray vinyl covered seats is a sleeper cabin with brown shag carpeting, and between them to the front sprout levers for the 4-speed transmission and 2-speed rear end. The fuel gauge and speedo are currently inop, but everything else is said to be working.
A 318 CI V8 looks lost in the massive engine bay, and though it probably gives adequate motivation for the truck itself, once laden with a car in back it would almost certainly struggle to keep up with modern freeway traffic. Either a 440 or Cummins diesel swap should be on the top of a potential new owner's to-do list it's going to be put to work.
We'd love to see it topped with a matching white Belvedere, preferably with a Hemi or Max Wedge under the hood. What would you ratchet strap to the back?
There was a time I could have made use of this, but that's in the past.
My real comment though is how this truck is a sign of how times change. The fact that professional racers hauled expensive race cars around in open trucks and trailers! Heck, most Forula Vees and the like have enclosed trailers today. You have to wonder how often these guys had parts stolen.
The wheelbase / overhang issue just leaves me scratching my head. Why would you do that? Aside from the functional impracticality, it just looks wrong, especially when you compare it to the other two truck examples the seller shows.
Sorry, I just don't get it.
what a shame about that overhang that would be a fantastic hauler for many of the Mopor guys I roll with.
Apparently the Snake and Mongoose cars didn't make reserve.
never mind weight distribution (although it's awfully important) the main issue here is overhang. Old school buses had that much overhang, but they also had about two feet of clearance from rear bumper to ground. You can't drive this into my driveway empty, you're going to hang up on the overhang at rear. Really foolish oversight on the part of the builder. Whether the livery is fakey or not is of no consequence to me, you have to do something with the truck and old race hauler look is as good as any. But at least make it physically usable which it really isn't…
Axle is in the wrong place for proper weight distribution. The originals had the axle centered, plus they were the longer crew cab versions. I normally go with whatever is under the hood, and I'm a fan of Chrysler LA engines, but 318 is not enough to do much with this puppy except driving empty to car shows. Even if you do hop it up, it's gonna be workin' overtime. A hot 360 would almost be a bolt in and would be minimum requirement, and a 440 would be optimal, but this truck is not going to be a legitimate hauler unless you fix the wheelbase or cut off several feet and haul Mini's…
I'm with Uncle Bob — this is not going to be worth a damn for hauling anything. Built for looks by someone with no actual experience in hauling.
I wonder if it would haul Seattle's Ford N600…..?
That's KARS with a K Kars for Kids is a C51 charity as anyone with ears knows from the kommercial…
So incredibly butch it makes Macho, Macho Man reverberate through my head. The Village People wrote that ditty for this wagon, I'm sure.
The Swiss Army Knife-inspired pic is pretty cool. I'd invite neighborhood kids over on Sundays just to watch my for-real Transformer Transporter do its tricks. It'd never get old for them.
So now we're even into tribute trucks? No matter. This is a neat bit of design, retro or no, and could serve any Weekend Warrior well. Just get a decent Diesel in there and upgrade the creature comforts a tad, and you've got a beast that beats any trailer/tow car combo I can think of. Leave all the period graphics as is — please. Fun stuff.
Anybody wants to sponsor the Euro-Latino Team with this car for the next Carrera Panamericana ?
I promise to put all the stickers you want on my racecars, and dance for you also , if required :-)
What a great hauler !!!!!!!!!!
@TimSalinger: You made me literally laugh out loud. When will the stair car hit BaT?
This is right up the road from me….and Mr. P lives fives miles up the other road from me……..co winky dink?
I think not…………
@ Pinarello, yeah, for this to be real functional that rear axle would need to be shoved back around 4 feet……..but I suspect this was built more for entertainment than function.
Watch out for bridges and hop-ons; you're gonna get some hop-ons.
Hmmmm, if I bought this I'd have to see if I could buy back my old '65 Coronet Hemi car. Ready to sell yet Sid?
Quite the contrast when you think that the two biggest names in Funny Car used rigs similar to this back when and then compare to the rolling Taj Mahals of today.
Glad I won't be the one trying to back this up a driveway or traverse a grade crossing with that rear overhang. There are some cool features, but I don't understand the made up "tribute graphics." Seems to me you'd need either an A/FX Mopar or a big can of white paint, or a couple of days pulling vinyl off before it's usable for towing something else.
These "C"-model Dodges have huge fenders that swing out from the truck for easy engine servicing. That and with the hood raised, makes nearly any service you need to do on it accessible.
Oh, hell, yeah!! I like. A lot. Whaat would I build to haul on this? A '68 Hemi 'Cuda. Perhaps a '71 440+6 'Cuda coupe. Or a '68 Hemi RoadRunner! All would look great on this beast.
No need to re-engine – the Poly 318 is quite torque-ey and capable of 65 mph with this all day long. I might swap for a Cummins, but now you are getting away from the period vibe of the truck.
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Lights in my condo flickering. Put on any load and they really take off.
I came in tonight and lights are flickering, as is the orange light in the surge protector that the printer/puter/tv is plugged in to. When I put it under a load at all IE if I print something, the lights *really* flicker. What is this about? [more inside]
Atul Gawande: 3 highly rated books, where to start?
I came across Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End by Atul Gawande, which Amazon states is one of the best books from last year. But then I found two more by Gawande, The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right and Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance. [more inside]
Dark chocolate for heart health - Hershey's Cocoa 100% cocoa a good fit?
Heart attacks in my past, take my half aspirin every day, eat good-guy fats, no junk food, blah blah blah, etc and etc. I know that dark chocolate is supposed to be good also but I absolutely can *not* have sweetened dark chocolate in my home even overnight -- no willpower in the face of sweetened dark chocolate, like none. Zero. Zip. Zed. [more inside]
Do oats, quinoa, flax seeds need to be cooked to gain their nutrients?
Am I gaining all the nutritional value from oats, quinoa, and flax seeds which I've ground fine and stirred into food? Does cooking these foods unlock beneficial nutrients that I'm not getting by simply grinding and eating uncooked? And: How much flax seed daily to get the needed good-guy omega-3 and omega-6 fats from them? [more inside]
Are automatic blood pressure monitors accurate?
Are automatic blood pressure monitors any good? [more inside]
What is your home-made sports drink and why those ingredients?
What is your go-to recipe for home-made gatorade-type sport drink? [more inside]
Google Voice phone calls over wi-fi using android 2.2 cell phone.
Seriously considering buying Virgin Mobile LG Optimus V (android 2.2) phone tomorrow, would/will be my first foray into any phone even beginning to resemble smart. My main question: how difficult is this phone to set up to use Google Voice telephone number over wi-fi, calls in-bound and out. [more inside]
Location tracking/logging chips in US cars/trucks—can this be disabled?
Anyone with a cell phone can be tracked—their location, where they've been, who they've called, texts, etc and etc. A friend told me that there now location chips in every new vehicle sold in the US—is this true? Also: How long before the cars locations starts getting stored somewhere? And: How difficult is it to disable these chips in cars/trucks, can I do it myself, and/or how much does it cost to have this done? [more inside]
Turn two hyphens -- into M dash – and three periods ... into ellipsis … in Firefox?
Firefox / WIN7: I type in two hyphens IE -- and word processor (LibreOffice Writer) changes them into M dash IE – which is what I would love to see happen in Firefox. Alternately, if this cannot be done, is there a simple way to do this with some sort of macro on my puter? Plus, hey, while we're here, can we turn three periods IE ... into an ellipsis IE … ? (Hewlett Packard HP 630 laptop, if it matters.) [more inside]
Canned fish in the glove box?
Central Texas heat: Canned sardines -- okay in the glove box of my pickup or will they go south or explode or ??? [more inside]
Who is the great singer over credits in 2010 movie "Point Blank?"
The 2010 French movie "Point Blank" -- who is singing over the credits at the end of the movie? She is great, the band is great, it's a hot song, but I saw no mention of the song/band/singer as the credits rolled, and I cannot find reference to this anywhere online, aside from other people wondering who is singing also. [more inside]
I have to pay sales taxes on how much?
Is there a way to pay sales taxes only on the $$ amount paid for a used vehicle in Texas? [more inside]
What book took you into the battle at Gettysburg?
148 years ago today, 37 yr old Union Gen John Buford took the 1st calvary division into Gettysburg, got the lay of the land fast, grabbed the high ground, setting the stage for Union victory after the next three horrific days of battle. What books and/or websites have you read which have given you a better understanding of this battle and the people who fought it? [more inside]
Plz help me get the best from GEICO.
A few nights ago a young woman, totally wasted, smacked into my pickup, which was parked on the street. Lots of damage. It's an old truck, it might be considered totaled, I'm not sure. My truck needs this, needs that, it's old, 200,000 miles, I'm not the best at keeping it maintained. Do I try to get money from her insurance to purchase a different truck? Because it's old and high miles, how do I keep from them telling me it's only worth this $$ but I can't replace it for what they offer -- I'd intended to drive this truck to at least 250,000 miles, I love the truck. Or if they repair it how do I demand they don't try to straighten out parts she smashed rather than replace with straight? The body of this truck was mint, never even dinged, it was the best thing about the truck. [more inside]
Plz help me get to data partition on XP desktop.
XP. Trying to get backed up files off old desktop computer. Using windows explorer, I cannot 'see' a partition on secondary hard drive, like the partition is hidden. But I *can* see the files when I search for *.mp3 or *.jpg or *.txt over the whole machine; they can be seen, through search facility, read only, in a partition that doesn't even show up in win explorer. I'm not certain if I somehow hid that partition and if I did I've no idea how I did it. I want to get these files off that desktop and to a place I can access them anywhere anytime, but right now I can't access them at all. Any help you can provide greatly appreciated. [more inside]
Plz help me determine if my puter is infected.
Malware. WIN7. Walked back into my house after UPS delivery gave me package, checked email, "Oh, look -- UPS is tracking the delivery. Cool." And I not only opened the email but clicked on the executable. [more inside]
I've got electrical tape and pliers and stuff, I'm ready for action!
Holiday lights. I have two long strands, they would (will) be too long to use what I want to use them for -- can I cut off the end of one strand? Or splice the two strands into one, can that be done, hack off the end of the first one, splice in the second one, cut the second one to length, then Hurray! one long(er) strand, it all works great, right? Right? [more inside]
Seeking Austin family law/divorce lawyer familiar with gay legal issues
Can you recommend a family law/divorce lawyer in Austin, TX who is familiar with gay legal issues?
Difficulty: house, savings accounts, powers of attorney, medical directives, wills.
What am I missing here, to get this thing fired up and online?
I bought a new laptop today, an inexpensive Compaq. I've not opened the box yet, don't want to run the thing without a decent anti-virus anti-malware etc and etc, on the machine and operative -- I figure I'll use my existing puter to download the latest AVG onto a USB stick and install it onto the Compaq before getting online. Also intend to run Decrapifer software and also CCleaner to get all the gunk off the machine that I can. Question: What else do I need to do to fire up this Windows 7 machine, if anything? Also -- once cleaned up, I'd like to image the drive to a USB drive I've got, that USB drive came with proprietary software and I'm sure that'd be fine, but do you have any preference as to what drive imaging (freeware) software to use? [more inside]
"So, Rama -- Do you come here often?"
Slumdog Millionaire: Late to the party, I watched this movie for the first time (and second time, too) this past week. [more inside]
Cool-headed drug-running young Irisher swims for shore to start over
I'd like to re-read this short story and other work by this author: I think this was collected in Best American Short Stories or O Henry short story collection, probably the past fifteen years. A great story, tight writing, great characters, fast pace: Cool-headed young man, Irish heritage, gutsy adventurer, stone-cold in face of danger, and danger abounds in this story, as he's running drugs on a sailboat in the Mediterranean. Drugs purchased with money he borrowed from his sister on some pretext or other. [more inside]
I want my add-ons back!
Got a notice as I was browsing this morning stating Firefox had updated and as soon as I restarted it was going to install updates, did I want to restart? I didn't, but then restarted a while ago, when it restarted after install all my addons and customizations are completely gone. Everything. I probably had thirty addons, had Firefox set up so nice, exactly how I wanted it. Now what? How do I get my addons back? This has not happened in past updates -- what the hell just happened to me? [more inside]
How can I get Tuesdays work back?
Wrote for two hours day Tuesday, opened it to 'Save As' last night and then wrote for a few hours, saved it to same file name as Tuesdays file, wiped out Tuesdays writing. OpenOffice Writer. Can I get back Tuesdays work? Where are temp files stored, or versions, or whatever, anything that might help me here, help overcome my foolishness in not saving? [more inside]
Will these muscles ever open up?
I'm 54 years old, fairly new (2+ years) into a yoga practice. I'm unable to open up enough to successfully do many of the poses; my muscles are not only tight but also actually shorter (from what a trusted massage therapist told me) shorter than the same muscles on other people, presumably because I've carried stress by tightening up all these years. I do believe in this practice, and the possibilities of actually opening up these muscles over time -- is this just delusional? [more inside]
A perfect afternoon in San Francisco.
The rest of this afternoon and into the early evening in San Francisco, no car but there is good public transport of course. I was hoping to hit the Exploratorium but they're closed on Mondays -- dang. It's a perfect afternoon... [more inside]
Why can't I use a period in my domain name like other sites do?
Let's say my name is Fred McMurry. Let's say that I want a new domain name for myself, but I don't want fredmcmurry.net or fred-mcmurry.net but rather I want fred.mcmurry.net -- it seems that the rule is no periods in your domain name. Okay, got it, except why does google have maps.google.com and mail.google.com -- maybe someone here can tell me how I can buy mcmurry.net and then turn that into fred.mcmurry.net? [more inside]
Please help me learn to eat right!
Food Question(s) -- Avocados / Pinto Beans / Brown Rice / Bananas / Kumquats / Mangoes / Olive Oil / Balsamic Vinegar / Eggs w/r/t organic or not, etc and etc [more inside]
What is causing the OS to stop sending signal to screen?
XP Home newly loaded from partition ie they didn't give me OS disks, old desktop Compaq Presario, it all loaded fine, goes through it's little startup procedure fine (ie what language, accepting EULAs, time zone, etc and etc) and then -- drum roll -- time to boot into XP. Reboots, XP sign with little graphic trucking left and right, and then -- [more inside]
7200 rpm or 5400 rpm laptop drive.
7200 rpm or 5400 rpm laptop drive, that is the question. [more inside]
Poppa was a rolling stone, now he's a rock.
A friend of mine is quite possibly a father of a nine year old girl in California. He'd laid up some with a woman who got pregnant and determined to have the child, told him to get the hell away from her, she didn't want him in her or the childs life anyways, so go buzz off, and my friend did buzz off. Nine years pass. He's very interested in that child now, he'd want to establish paternity first off -- Momma was sortof a sleaze, as he was at the time -- he wants to know if he is Daddy and if he is how does he find his daughter? Street word is that Momma had to give her up to CA social system. [more inside]
Feathers everywhere, and poking me to boot!
So I had a regular sized (full) feather bed, I'm real tall, I thought to take the feathers out of the bed and put them into a king sized duvet and -- Viola! A king sized feather comforter! A good plan. So I bought the duvet, dumped the feathers in, and the thing is warm. But now, feathers large and small are poking through, and poking ME, there's feathers everywhere, I look like a chicken coop landed on me. [more inside]
How can I get my WINXP user setup back?
I just installed WINXP SP3 using my Admin setup, then came to my regular user setup, attempted to login, got a message stating to the effect of "Windows cannot load local user settings" and proceeded to log me in with plain vanilla XP, as if I'd never put any programs on it, as if I'd never made changes to any of the settings, as if I'd never personalized my whole puter. This would be a huge PITA, to set up again, I've been months of personalizing this machine, all my bookmarks are lost, EVERYTHING IS GONE. HELP !?!?!? [more inside]
The Microwave of Death !?!?
Is cooking (or re-heating) my food with a microwave destroying the food, sucking out nutrients that would not be removed by heating on the stove top in a stainless pan? I've heard this here and there, dated an Earth Mother South Austin Woman who was/likely is certain that I may as well put nuclear waste products AND rat poison in my food, pretty much heard the same about twenty minutes ago from a woman working in the vitamin/supplements department at Whole Foods, yet another Austin Earth Mother type; just the fact that I said the word 'microwave' caused her to get a big frowny face, looked like she had gas or something. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I like to toss broccoli with just a shade of water into the microwave for a couple of minutes, or re-heat my rice and beans or soup or whatever. Related: Does cooking vegetables in a pressure cooker rob them of needed nutrients? [more inside]
Visualizations from older MS media player loaded into version 11?
Windows Media Player 11 -- I (foolishly, it seems) allowed MS to update to the newer media player. I hardly ever use these bloated monsters, but sometimes, at night, I enjoyed one of the visualizations, and I've used it for years. In the latest and greatest media player from MS, it is not available. Where can I get the 'old' visualizations, and how/where to I install said visualizations so I can once again use the only thing I care about their media player? Alternately, can I install an older MS media player on this machine once this new one has its hooks into my puter, and how do I install an older media player, and where do I get it? I'd rather use the latest, as I'm sure it's more up to date against whatever hacks someone may come up with; that said, I want my dang visualization back.
XP Filter: I set up a non admin account for safer computing -- Am I safe enough now?
I've read so much here lately 1 2 3 about not browsing as an admin, decided to check it out and yepper, I surely was using an admin account. I've set up a non admin account, made a few other changes (described inside), hoping to find out from The Hive Mind if I am now safe enough to breathe easy(er). [more inside]
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On Friday morning, 15 people and entirely too much luggage packed into a white van. It was a very tight fit – knees practically up to our chests, feet resting on suitcases, practically every inch of arm and leg touching the people on either side. But we didn't care. We were excited. We couldn't wait to leave.
The drive down to Utah was uneventful, just cramped. We napped, we sang some random oldies that were on the radio, and talked about the films we were going to see and what we were going to do in our free time.
In the end, it's not my job to be cool.
As a writer, my job is to simply just be in the presence of cool things—I mean, think about it. JK Rowling didn't really go to Hogwarts, she just wrote the biography of its problematic wunderkind.
So, I'm not too alarmed by how insanely cool my friends are—maybe a little intimidated or a little bit in awe. But definitely not alarmed. They are over there, doing their thing, and I'm over here, with my glasses and my notebook and my frumpy sweaters.
When you first move into the dorms, and you have your first fire drill, there is always a dark thought in the back of your mind. They tell you the fire alarm could go off at any time and you should always be prepared. Be ready to go outside at a moment's notice – don't take anything except your keys, just go because the dorm could be about to collapse. When they tell you that everyone always thinks, but what if I'm in the shower? Of course, you have to go outside anyway, no matter what.
Winter Term, like the men's cologne I received from my grandmother last Christmas, is a gift I didn't really know what to do with.
Well, I'm still here. In Belfast, that is. While many people finish up their study abroad and are ready to start up school again in the winter, I'm on a different track. I keep getting emails from C of I people welcoming me home, and have to answer them with a deferral, explaining that I actually won't be back until Spring term. Not that I mind, I like getting C of I emails. It reminds me that I have a spot waiting for me.
Let me just say that at first, I was not ready to come back to school after break. Don't get me wrong – I love winter term. It's just that this break seemed so…short. Maybe that's because I slept for at least half of the first week I was home, but probably not. Or maybe because I wasn't looking forward to leaving for Paris once I got back. But anyway, now that I'm back, I'm starting to get into the swing of things again.
Never, ever, trust me to save your life.
Sure, there are a lot of things that you can count on me for—unnecessary Star Trek trivia, poorly-timed slow clapping, lofty sarcastic asides, etcetera, etcetera—but, when the going gets tough and you find yourself without a pulse, do not call me. Unless you want the last thing you hear in this lifetime to be my indifferently sighed "ah, jeez, that's gross."
But, anyways, Happy New Year, I guess.
I'm a little late on posting this. I was in the middle of Lord of the Rings marathon and kind of forgot that life existed outside of Middle-earth and my bed for a few days. I'm not going to apologize because I literally regret nothing.
So, let's get started. Entirely in-relation to my week in Middle-earth, this week's post is dedicated to my main man, J.R.R. Tolkien. J Tolks, as I call him.
So…finals, am I right?
This is my fifth round of finals and, to be honest with you, I am not a fan. I disagree with the premise of them. Mainly because I've spent my entire life with Harry Potter, so I know how easily final exams can be cancelled. Hogwarts cancelled final exams ALL THE TIME—too bad if you've spent weeks studying for your advanced potion-making final, Harry Potter discovered the power of friendship or whatever and now exams are cancelled.
It's wet and windy in Belfast today, and what hint there was of the sun has been gone since before 4. After a seminar this morning, and a poetry seminar tonight, I'm back in my room, with my back to the radiator. C of I is about to plunge into finals, and it's a little strange to not have the same encroaching deadlines. Since my five essays aren't due until Jan. 12th, I've only got two of them in progress. The poetry essays will get a start tomorrow though, so that my thoughts will have enough time to stew over the Christmas holiday.


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One of my favourite wedding colour palettes today of peach and cream looks just heavenly in this summer collaboration of hints of mint and gold. The sweet and dessert table is just divine and the organic bouquet is a real statement piece. I'm truly desperate to see some Summer sun and soon! Get pinning ladies because this styled shoot of peach and cream wedding inspiration from Peaches and Mint is full to the brim of table plan ideas (fresh herbs!), colour schemes (peaches, blushes, golds and greens) and statement headpieces (love!)…
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GLENDALE, AZ - DECEMBER 6: Adrian Peterson #28 of the Minnesota Vikings runs past Calais Campbell #93 of the Arizona Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium on December 6, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
The Vikings are not who we thought they were. Heck, at this point in an out-of-whack season, the Vikings are not who they thought they were, or wanted to be.
A run-oriented throwback team built on Adrian Peterson's "famine, famine, feast" mentality has been more absorbed finding its quarterback of the future than feeding its greatest running back of all time. Last year's victories and commitment to the run have disintegrated into a 1-5 pile of rubble lowlighted by last week's misguided "famine, famine, fling it 53 times" approach in a 23-7 loss to the winless Giants on "Monday Night Football."
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The 'Sex' only starts from vid 7 onwards. I've only flicked thru first ones but it's mostly them talking, her in bikini etc. Bit boring really so just d/l from 7 onwards. Just wanted to check her out as she's on Celeb Big brother in Uk and been sha**ed on day 3! Good on Lee Ryan tho coz I def would. As he said 'She's a bit troubled' and troubled ones are always the best. Well they're usually 'naughty' anyway and if you look like her then she could be as troubled as she likes with me! Vid is good quality too compared to a lot of these celeb sex tapes. Thanks uploader for your efforts! Nice!
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I want to add to my earlier comments that this really isn't a very good sex tape. There's very little sex on it just more of guy filming Jasmine. Whilst fine to look at when they actually start sha**ing the lighting goes very dark and it's not that good quality due to that. I guess it's a sex tape of sorts but it's no Pamela Anderson, Kim K or Katie Price quality. More of a long drawn out home movie
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Epcot Really is a Park for Children
We've all heard it - "What? You're taking your kids to Epcot? Are you crazy? They're going to hate it."
If you listen to some people they'll have you thinking that Epcot is designed exclusively for senior citizens. It's too bad it still has this stigma as Epcot can be just as much fun for for the little kids as it is for the "inner child."
First and foremost, rent or bring a stroller even if your little guy has outgrown it awhile ago. Unless your family has been training for the Boston Marathon, this is one big park and it's very easy to get tired out.
Epcot is the only Disney theme park with the "Kidcot" program. All of the World Showcase countries have "Kidcot stations". The kids are provided with a picture of Duffy Bear to color and at each station they can get a stamp to decorate it. Yes, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. "FREE" is a word rarely heard in Disney World.
An added bonus at the World Showcase, Kidcot stations is the chance for the kids to get their autograph book or Epcot Passport stamped. They'll learn how to say "Hello" in a different language. Kids love the idea of "collecting" the stamps and in the process will be taught some new skills.
Probably the best thing for kids is the ongoing redesign of the Living Seas. Previously (unless you're raising a future Marine Biologist) this attraction quickly became a yawner for the little ones. Not anymore. With the new focus on "Finding Nemo" this is one attraction that kids love. The best part is "Turtle Talk With Crush" but with popularity comes long lines. Try to get there first thing in the morning or be prepared to wait.
Another attraction designed for the little ones is the Imagination Pavilion. The Journey Into Imagination is a cute ride for all ages. Afterwards, there are all sorts of interactive stations for you to enjoy at the "Image Works - Kodak 'What If' Lab. (You don't have to go on the ride to access this area.) Then there are the fountains. They go up, they go over and they captivate the kids.
Imagination is also home to "Honey I Shrunk the Audience." This 3-D movie is great, but there are some scary elements to consider when viewing it with kids. If they (or you) don't like mice or snakes, skip this one.
At the Land, Soarin' is fantastic, but there is a height requirement. "The "Circle of Life" movie is pretty cute, especially for Pumbaa and Timon fans.
"Living with the Land" is a boat ride. Don't let the Fast Pass option trick you into thinking this is an exciting attraction. While budding botanists familiar with hydroponics will love it, it's a bit on the B-O-R-I-N-G side. Still, simply being on a boat and seeing the fish and baby alligators in one section you go through may be just enough to hold their attention for one go round.
Thanks to the renewed popularity of Ellen DeGeneres, most kids will recognize her as the star of the Universe of Energy. It's a funny spoof of the Jeopardy Game Show that finds Ellen and Bill Nye the Science Guy going back to prehistoric times in search of the source of energy. Although this attraction is a bit on the long side, you can't beat the combo of dinosaurs and kids.
Test Track is great, but again, height requirement. If your kid is too short for this, you can still visit the "after ride" area where there are a couple of interactive displays as well as the latest GM model cars. Kids love hopping in and pretending to drive. (Dad usually enjoys this as well.)
Another attraction with height restrictions is Mission:SPACE. Kids love the action, but you may be reluctant to go on this ride if you've heard of its dubious history. After distributing countless motion sickness bags and sadly, after two real tragedies, you now have the option of choosing a less intense experience. There's also an interactive area that all ages can enjoy.
Spaceship Earth is one of the "grand daddies" of Epcot. A semi-snoozer, it probably has just enough elements to keep the kids interested at least for one go through.
One area that's often overlooked is Innoventions East and West. It's a shame since this is where the kids can work off some energy and learn while playing. There are tons of hands-on activities that they'll love to experience. Give it a chance, you'll be glad that you did.
Combine water with kids and you'll get soggy smiles. There are two fun fountains where kids can jump in and splash away. (Please don't toss them over the fence into the main fountain. That would be a bad thing.) Look for the fountain by the walkway towards Test Track and the other play fountain by the central walkway to the World Showcase. Warning, kids don't get wet, they get soaked. Be prepared with either a change of clothes or have them wear their bathing suit under their outfit that day.
I admit it, this is where the kids eyes roll back into their skulls and they get "that look." You know the one, you promised them Mickey Mouse and now they're looking at a bunch of boring buildings.
Be realistic, some of the World Showcase is over the kid's heads. When you were five years old, did you really care that the tiles in the Morocco Pavilion were handcrafted? (You probably still don't care.) This doesn't mean that the entire section is a wash, it just means that you have to plan more carefully unless you want whine to go with your wine.
As mentioned earlier, the Kidcot stations at each country are a godsend. Kids love making their own souvenirs, and with a bit of luck, you'll be able to browse some shops while they admire their handiwork.
Speaking of souvenirs, you've no doubt discovered that the Mouse and his many friends come in all sorts of shapes and forms and your kid will want each and every one of them. At the World Showcase, your wallet can get some welcome relief. It's surprising how inexpensive a lot of the merchandise is.
World Showcase offers Agent P's World Showcase Adventure. It is an adventure for the entire family. You are given missions to solve in many of the World Showcase countries. It's a great way to spend some time with your family and discover some hidden treasures in each country. Be prepared for some surprises along the way.
In Japan there's an extensive assortment of Hello Kitty and Anime items and some very reasonably priced and unique candies. (This is the perfect solution if your kids promised to bring back something for their friends.)
In Germany almost every flavor and shape of Gummy candy that's made is found here. Italy has Perugina chocolates in small packs. The United Kingdom pavilion also has wonderful candies. Canada has maple sugar treats. Again, inexpensive and something the kids will love.
Mexico is great for finding a reasonably priced toy. China has some little trinkets that don't cost much at all. You can find inexpensive handcrafted Christmas ornaments in Norway. Let the kids pick one out and you'll bring back great memories when you give it a special spot on your tree. There's a HUGE carved wooden Troll in Norway that's a perfect picture op.
Now onto some action. At the Mexico and Norway Pavilions there are boat rides. The Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros rarely has much of a wait and is just short enough and colorful enough to keep the kids interested.
Look for the Koi fish in the ponds at Japan. With any luck, a candy making demonstration will take place!
Facing Germany, head to the right and look for the model trains. These are great and the kids will get a kick out of watching them run.
Over in Morocco you'll usually find Aladdin, Jasmine and/or the Genie doing Meet & Greets. If they're not out front, go through the open market shops opposite the Marrakesh Restaurant. They're often there with no wait at all for a picture and an autograph.
Speaking of the Disney Characters, many of the most beloved names are derived from Fairy Tales that originated in the World Showcase countries. For instance, you may find Snow White in Germany, Beauty and the Beast in France and Pinocchio in Italy. There's also a double decker bus with many of the Disney characters (including Mickey & Minnie) that makes appearances. At Epcot's Guest Relations they'll be able to provide you with the day's schedule.
Some of the best snacking can be found in the World Showcase. In Japan the shaved ice is always a hit, Germany has wonderful soft pretzels, Mexico has churros, funnel cakes are found at a kiosk in front of the America Pavilion, and both France and Norway have bakeries with some of the yummiest treats the whole family will enjoy.
Don't forget the character meals. The Princess Storybook Dining in Norway and the Chip and Dale Harvest Feast at the Garden Grill are very popular with the kids. (Be sure to make a reservation as early as possible for these venues.)
There are some real snoozers in the World Showcase as far as the tot set is concerned. The movies in France, China and Canada are simply not going to hold their interest. Ditto for the American Adventure. While it's an amazing animatronic show, the subject matter is going to find most youngsters squirming in their seats.
Throughout the day most of the countries schedule entertainment. Some of it has kid appeal, some of it does not. Off Kilter may be a lively, fun band to you, while it's just a bunch of guys in skirts to your kid. Gauge your child's reaction to see if it's worth sticking around to watch the shows.
At night, IllumiNations is spectacular but there are a few things to keep in mind. You are very close to the fireworks and I've seen more than a few kids lose it during the loud booms. It can be scary (and painful) for little ears. The other problem you might encounter is getting a decent view. The best spots are up front around the lagoon, but if the park is crowded, scoring a good view can be a challenge.
There you have it. Epcot with kids can be magical or it can be your worst nightmare. The good news is, even if you don't get to see all of the "adult" venues, by creating a great experience for your kids they'll be happy to go back to Epcot again and again. Don't be surprised if it ends up being your family's favorite destination.
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- Innoventions West exhibits closing April 29 - This is a change from the previously announced April 30.
- Sounds Like Summer Concert Series performers and dates announced - This year's concerts will be June 7-July 25, 2015.
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- Creating A Theme Park Adventure - Indulge me in releasing our nostalgia for what Hollywood Studios once was or was meant to be.
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- Dockside Margaritas opening at Downtown Disney April 23 - Waterfront margarita bar, themed like a Florida fruit stand from the 1960s and serving handcrafted margaritas and authentic Florida brews.
- Walt Disney World for Teens - Walt Disney World often has a reputation of being for young kids or families and not necessarily for teens.
- Disney Springs' "World Showcase of Flavors" - As new residents of Orlando we were excited to try the new food truck area at Disney Springs.
- A Few Obscure Things That Could Ruin Your Disney Vacation
- Spending the afternoon at a hidden gem: Tom Sawyer Island
- The Whole World and Beyond - In 27 Square Miles!
- Frozen Summer Fun Premium Packages now available - Cost is $69 adults, $39 children (ages 3-9).
- it's a small world closes for rehab - The attraction will reopen later this week.
- Be Our Guest breakfast can now be pre-ordered - Pre-ordering is available from 30 days to 5 minutes prior to the reservation time.
- Menu for The BOATHOUSE at Downtown Disney - This restaurants is located on the water in the Pleasure Island area of Downtown Disney.
- Walt Disney World's Jungle Cruise closes for refurb - This Magic Kingdom attraction will be closed through May 18.
- The BOATHOUSE opens today at Downtown Disney - This upscale, waterfront restaurant is one of the newest restaurants to join the Disney Springs area.
- 4 Reasons Why Disney Should Consider Bringing Back 3 Of The Original Hotel Concepts
- Five Things You Should Know Before Visiting Disneyland Paris
- Dooney & Bourke release at Downtown Disney - The Runway Princess collection and the Beach collection will be released on April 25 at Cherry Tree Lane at Marketplace Co-Op.
- Disney Myth buster: A Disney Vacation is Too Expensive - Let's break down the numbers and compare exactly how Disney stacks up against other common vacation destinations.
- This Dad's Disney "Duh" Moments - In order to help my fellow Disney fan dads, I decided to put together a short list in hopes that you will have fewer "duh" moments on your trip.
- Sleeper Pick, Best Resort for Tots: Bay Lake Tower - When choosing which resort in Walt Disney World to stay at with young children, many parents take into consideration how "kid-friendly" the resort appears to be.
- Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party tickets now on sale - The Party will be held select nights November 8-December 18, 2015.
- Night of Joy tickets now available - Night of Joy will be held this year on September 11-12.
- Tickets now on sale for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party - The Party will be held on select nights September 15-November 1, 2015.
- What's in your Disney park bag?
- Premium packages and VIP tour details for Star Wars Weekends - The packages offer reserved viewing for several of the weekend's events.
- Main pool reopened at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort - The pool has been closed for several months for a remodel.
- Main pool at Contemporary Resort to be closed in September - The pool will be closed for maintenance September 8-10, 2015.
- Convenient dining options near the Disney World parks - Sometimes on a Walt Disney World vacation, you find yourselves looking for dining options out of the parks, but still not too far away.
- Tables in Wonderland special dining events announced - Jiko wine dinners will be held April 18 and 19.
- List of Star Wars Weekends celebrities, including Ian McDiarmid and Frank Oz - New to this year's lineup are- Ian McDiarmid who played Senator/Emperor Palpatine and Frank Oz who played Yoda.
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- 5 Songs from Disney Films that are Works of Art - I feel these songs can stand on merit alone without the movies they are featured in.
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- Easter brunch to be held at Grand Floridian and Contemporary Resort - There will be three seatings at each.
- April merchandise events at Walt Disney World - List of merchandise events and artist appearances/signings around the Walt Disney World Resort.
- Happy 20th anniversary to Blizzard Beach! - Disneys Blizzard Beach is a 66-acre themed water recreation attraction inspired by the mythology of a snow ski resort that didnt exactly find a suitable climate in Florida!
- Disneys Polynesian Villas and Bungalows are now open!
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- Pricing released for Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Food & Wine Classic - 2015 will be the 6th year for this event that features wine and beer seminars, tasting stations and live music.
- Trader Sam's to be open from 4pm-midnight, with adults only after 8pm - Trader Sam's is currently in soft opening at the Polynesian and will officially open in late April.
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- Succumbing to the Charms of Hong Kong Disneyland - Not surprisingly, the park has many things in common with the other two "Magic Kingdom" style parks I have visited, and it also has many features that make it unique.
- VIDEO: Pirate Make-Up Tutorial For Disney Cruise Line and Walt Disney World - A simple and easy way to make up you or your kids for the great Disney costumed events.
- New figures available for Star Wars Weekends D-Tech Me experience - The experience is held in Darth's Mall and takes about 10 minutes.
- Parking lot shuttle being tested at Downtown Disney - There will be an overflow parking shuttle between the Hess and Team Disney parking lots and the parking garage on the West Side (first floor drop off area). Shuttle hours will be Sunday - Thursday 10:00 AM to Midnight, Friday and Saturday 10:00 AM to 2:00 AM.
- Trader Sam's Grog Grotto soft opening on March 28 - It will officially open in late April.
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Manufacture of boots and shoes US 366743 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) (No Model.) G. B. SIEGENTHALBR. MANUPAGTURE 0F BOOTS AND SHOES. No. 366,743. Patented July 19, 1887. W/T/VESSES: //v|/ r00 J1. 1 Jan/[214. By Q 2 ;zwzifl 5W4 K ATTORNEY N. Perms Photo-Lithographer. Waminglon. n. c. UNITED STATES PATENT .EFIcE. GEORGE B. SIEGENTHALER, OF IVOOSTER, OHIO. MANUFACTURE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 366,743, dated July 19, 1887. Application filed April 18, 1887. Serial No. 235,291. (No model.) I To aZZ whom it may concern: Be it known that I, GEORGE l3. SIEGEN- THALER, a citizen of the United States, residing at \Vooster, in the county of IVayne and State of Ohio, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes; and I do hereby declare that the following isa full, clear, and exact description of the same, reference being had to the annexed drawings, making a part of this specifi cation, and to the letters and figures of reference marked thereon, in which Figure 1 is a top or outside view, showing the different parts placed in proper position and stitched together. Fig. 2 is a transverse section showing the parts of a boot or shoe stitched to the stay. Fig. 3 is a transverse section showing the stay folded so as to form arib or roll, and the pieces of the boot or shoe folded in proper position for stitching through the pieces and also through the stay. Fig. 4 is a transverse section showing the inner edge of the stay, and the pieces forming the body ofthe boot or shoe folded down in position for stitching along the sides of the rib or fold. Fig. 5 is an inside view showing the seam finished. The present invention has relation to the manufacture of boots and shoes, the object of which is to provide a seam that will be strong and durable, and at the same time well calculated for the purpose designed. Similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts in all the figures of the drawings. In the accompanying drawings, A represents the pieces which form the body of the boot or shoe, and are cut or formed in an ordinary manner. 13 represents the stay, which is originally formed ofastrip of any suitable material of any desired width. To the stay B are stitched the pieces A, substantially as illustrated in Fig. 2, when the inner faces of said stay are folded closely together, as illustrated in Fig. 3, and the pieces A folded as shown in said Fig. 3, when said parts A and B are stitched together, through, behind, or in the rear of the rib or roll a, after which the parts are folded, as illustrated in Fig. 4, and stitched, as shown in Figs. 1 and 5. It will be seen that by my peculiar mannerof forming the scam the stay will be between the pieces A, and the rib or roll a will extend beyond the stitching, thereby protecting the seams and placing said seams in such a position that they will not come in contact with the garments when in use, and at the same time throwing the stay upon the inside of the boot or shoe, and passing through the seam and forming a rib or roll on the outside of a boot or shoe, and thereby forming a neat seam. It will also be seen that the stitches formed by first attaching the pieces A to the stay B by stitching through thel'olded portion of the stay will be covered stitches,or what is known as blind stitching. I am aware of the Patent .No. 228,007, granted to L. E. de IVaru, May 25,1880, in which the quarters of a boot or shoe are secured in position by an intermediate back stay-piece having its free edges left upon the inside of the shoe and secured in place by stitching near the edges, but not through the folded portion of the stay, as contemplated by me; and I would have it understood that I do not claim the arrangement shown in said patent. Having fully described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is- The herein-described pieces A A and stay B,stitehed together, as specified, said stay be ing closely folded to form the rib or roll a and stitched through the pieces A A and folded portion of the stay, and also stitched through the pieccss A A to the edges of the stay, as and for the purpose described. In testimony that I claim the above I have hereunto subscribed my name in the presence of two witnesses. GEORGE B. SIEGENTI-I ALER. Witnesses: JNo. VAN NOSTRAN, W. W. FIRESTONE. Referenced by
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Hua Hin Dentists
There are several dental clinics in Hua Hin. Some of them are mainly for local Thai residents. But number of them provide dental treatment services to Hua Hin expats and tourists.
Hua Hin dental clinics provide dental care services including General Dentistry, Laser Tooth Whitening, Cosmetic Dentistry, Prosthodontic Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry and Orthodontic Treatment by dental specialist.
Most of the dental clinics are open daily from 9am till 8pm.
The cost of dental treatments are at a price range substantially lower than in Europe and the US.
Charges at Hua Hin Dentists :
Tooth filling | 400 - 800Baht |
Tooth extraction | 400 - 800Baht |
Scaling and polishing | 800 - 1500Baht |
Dental x-ray | 100Baht |
Porcelain fused to metal crown | 6000Baht |
Porcelain fused to gold crown | 12000Baht |
Denture repair | 400Baht |
Denture reline | 1500Baht |
Porcelain facing veneer | 7000Baht |
Root canal anterlor tooth | 3000Baht |
Root canal premolar tooth | 5000Baht |
Root canal molar tooth | 7000Baht |
Dental bleaching | 6000Baht |
Orthodontic treatment | 35000Baht |
Fixed crown per tooth | 800Baht |
Dental implant 1 unit | 50000Baht |
Below we have listed dentists in Hua Hin:
Dental 2000
20/45 Phetchakasem Road
tel. 032 536 957
Hua Hin International Poly-Clynic
Phetchakasem Road
Tel: 032-516424
Cool Smile Dental Clinic
100/2-3 Nabkanad Road
Tel: 032-513989 or
Sudjitr Dental Cinic
72/3 Naebkahad Road
Hua Hin Dental Clinic
1/5 Sra Song Road
Thawatchai Dental Clinic
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According to the Reuter's news release: "Car maker Toyota, music label Sony BMG, computer maker Sun Microsystems, and technology news company Cnet are among the companies taking part in Second Life. Adidas and American Apparel sell clothes and accessories for people to dress their avatars. Starwood Hotels has built a virtual version of "aloft," a new hotel chain it plans to open in the real world in 2008.
Reuters will have journalists reporting and writing financial and cultural stories within and about Second Life as part of the London-based company's strategy to reach new audiences with the latest digital technologies."
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Circa 5th-3rd century BC. A mixed group of miniature Apulian blackware ceramic vessels comprising: an oinochoe with palmette design to the body; a skyphos with guilloche design to the body; a bell krater with palmette designs to both faces. Ceramic, 103 grams, oinochoe 68 mm. (2 1/2").[3]