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We love the soft brushed-metallic effect seen in this bedroom (left), and the way the artisan leaf finish echoes the decorative branches in the bathroom (right).
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Along with gold hardware and Formica everything, sponge-painting of the 80s has to go down as one of the worst trends in home decorating history. To put it lightly, it was not a good time for design! Not only was the cottage-cheese-like pattern strange, but popular color combinations like pink and green, and peach and sky blue were questionable. That time has thankfully passed and given way to a new breed of faux-finishing: one that is actually attractive.
Faux finishing, a decorative feature that involves layering paint glazes and plasters for visual effect, is much more subtle than it used to be. Instead of taking over a room (like brightly-colored sponge paint), today's techniques create effects that mimic natural surfaces -- like stone and leaves -- and old-time finishes like plaster. The other difference is that with advances in paint technology, it's much easier to create a professional look on your own.
"Faux-painting went out of vogue because of sponge painting, but never really went away," says Sanda Espinet, a designer based in Los Angeles and Cabos, Mexico. Espinet uses wall treatments in almost all of her clients' homes and focuses mainly on using plaster, which gives walls a certain depth and strength, "like they've been there for a long time."
But plaster can be a very expensive technique. "Paint techniques are a great alternative for tighter budgets and give the home a richness that plainly painted walls can't achieve," she says. To get a timeless effect, Espinet tries to stay away from trendy colors and stick instead with classic neutrals. "Not only do neutrals let the rest of the house -- the furniture, artwork and architecture -- stand out, they will always be in style. Trend colors might look great now, but on a treated wall, that color might look dated in a few years time."
Annie Sloan, author of Quick and Easy Paint Transformations, thinks that people may be drawn to faux finishing because of the recession. "They have never gone away, but there is a great interest in what can be done with paint," she says. "Using paint is an easy way to change the decor and brighten our spirits."
Sloan focuses mainly on painted furniture but loves using the chalk paint she developed along with wax to create waxed walls. "After the paint dries, apply a clear, soft -- consistency of soft butter -- wax to the wall with a piece of cloth, and have another clean piece to push down areas that are too thick or sticky," says Sloan. After it's been wiped all over the wall, polish areas where you'd like more sheen. For a shortcut to a similar look, try Behr's Venetian Plaster topcoat over regular paint.
Sherwin Williams' Faux Impressions collection is a great go-to for trying out different paint treatments. The collection is divided into four categories -- Metallics, Quartz Stone, Old World and Artisan Impressions. The four effects are different, but they all add an element of richness to the wall that regular paint cannot replicate. We especially love the Quartz Stone, which has a matte finish with a little sparkle, and the reflective Metallic finish, which is fashion-forward and dresses up any space. Kept in neutrals like gray, beige and tan, the finishes have a sophisticated look that should stay in style for years and years to come.
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My friends Stephanie Stiavetti, who writes The Culinary Life blog, and Garrett McCord, who writes the blog Vanilla Garlic, are publishing their very first book, Melt: The Art of Macaroni and Cheese, on that all-but-infallible pairing of pasta and cheese. When they asked me to write the foreword, I groaned. This is exactly the kind of cookbook we don't need more of, I thought to myself. But then I read it, and thought this is exactly the kind of cookbook we need, this nation that has so readily accepted orange flavoring packets to stir into their food. Stephanie and Garrett attempt to raise this often thoughtlessly prepared dish to its highest possible level by asking us to take more care with it, to use excellent pasta and excellent cheese. This is not only a book filled with Read On »
Ina Garten and I had such a good time on stage at Playhouse Square in Cleveland last year, she's asked me to join her tomorrow for a similar show at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh (details here). Garten is the brain and heart behind what has become an adored brand. And such is the subject of our talk, business and brands, as well as food and cooking. (Though ask me in the comments field below if there's something specific you'd like me to address.) She, like me, is something of an accident—that is, Garten never set out to do what she is doing. She knew by age thirty that she didn't want to be entombed as a policy wonk in D.C., so she put a low-bid offer on a prepared foods store in the Hamptons Read On »


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China's Panjin Heyun New Material Co. will use Honeywell's UOP C 4 Oleflex™ process to produce isobutylene, a key ingredient for fuels and synthetic rubber. This is UOP's third C 4 Oleflex license in China this year. Panjin Heyun New Material Co. will also use Honeywell's UOP Butamer™ process which converts normal butane to isobutane thereby maximizing the feedstock utilization to the UOP Oleflex process.
Southeast Asia is the world's largest producer of rubber, and China is the largest consumer, accounting for 33 percent of the world's rubber consumption, according to a 2012 Research and Markets report. China's economy is expected to grow about 8 percent this year, further increasing the country's need for key materials.
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Any week 4 updates?? Hoping to see the Rhein game or Cologne's...Apparently Spann intecepted a late pass and ran it in for a score..Also ZSmith had 2 as well...Hopefully the NFL channel will be OK..
Ray Ventrone - Bubba played a very nice game, particularly looking good on Special Teams. He wound up man on WRs, FB, and TE several times and did a nice job of coverage. The TE in particular towered over him, but wasn't open enough for the QB. Frankfurt tried twice to sneak the FB out to the flat hiding behind the O-line, but Ray picked up on it both times and was on him in tight coverage both times. Butch Davis reports Cologne secondary is only allowing 42% completion rate thus far in the season. Took on the FB and OL several times in run force, plugging holes and diverting the RB more often than not. He made some nice tackles coming up from deep cover to make the tackle or knifing through the trash to wrap up the RB. The best thing he did on run plays was maintain backside containment, his fellows didn't do that as well, leading to some nice gains whenever the play started at Ray, then cut back. Cologne plays a Tampa Cover Two, whenever Cologne didn't have Ray down in the box he was deep in a safety zone; both last week and again this week it is noticable that the offense goes away from him more often than not (whether this is because the play goes away from the strong safety or away from Ray Ventrone is unknown). Ray covered an awful lot of the field to be around the ball or make a solid tackle when the guys up front missed. Special Teams - Ray is on the PR and KO coverage units: Punt Return - I don't recall seeing this formation used by the Pats, but Cologne has two blockers 20 yds deep in the middle, they come out and join the gunner-blocker to corral the gunner. Ray and his gunner blocker never allowed the gunner near the PR, beating him up in approved gunner-bashing style. KO Coverage - Ray made two nice plays. (1) Came down and took on a member of the wall, fought through the block to clean up the tackle after two of the other guys each got a hand on the KR to slow him. (2) Hustled to get back downfield and in position to make a play on the KR (like Patrick Pass and Ben Watson last season) after he went away from Ray and beat everybody but the kicker. One of the burners caught the KR from behind, but Ray did a heck of a job to get back into the play before the tackle was made.
Lets see, none on Ventrone, none on Steitz, none on Spann, none on Smith....have I missed anyone to date?
Rich Musinski - Earned his first start. 2 catches for 33 yards according to one graphic with a few minutes left in the game. Was the target on an int where the MLB undercut the route - the color man was a QB in Barcelona and a running QB at Howard, he claimed the int was Rich's mistake for continuing the route instead of cutting it off and squatting in a seam of the zone - I couldn't say one way or the other on the specifics of route running - he did make a nice tackle on the MLB. Rich made a great reception on a sideline go route that got him behind the CB, if the QB hadn't overthrown it a tad he would have been in for a TD, as it was, he went up for the ball and managed to get his feet down in bounds before going out. He blocked an OLB on a run play at the beginning were I saw a stretched jersey, but no flag and the LB was out of the play....He was on the KO unit and showed some excellent hustle, on the KR unit he had a really nice block on a long gainer called back when one of his buds pulled some jersey. Not a great day, but none of the WRs for Berlin did any better. Jeff Roehl - Handled this DE pretty well last time, but was working a lot harder this time. In most cases he controlled the guy, but he did get burned, possibly because the national player had learned some better technique since week one and surprised him. Was beaten once for a TFL. Probably should have been flagged for holding 2-3 times. Did a nice job of sealing the end on plays outside the tackle, and looked good when he pulled. Fair at the second level, no where near as smooth as Steitz. His LG and he had some communications issues that hurt a little. A pretty good outing, he got a good workout and didn't let the QB get killed more than once on a delayed blitz that caught him inside. RB Marty Johnson, 5'11†225 Free Agent out of Utah did a very nice job of running withn power and speed, made a WR leap, catch, twist, and two feet down play in the back of the end zone, as well as one more catch I can remember. I'd be talking to him about pushing Patrick Pass if he can put together another game like this. PK Ryan Killeen, a Seattle allocation out of USC, is one to watch. 48 TBs on 92 KOs at USC, 4 for 5 or 5 for 6 in NLFE so far, long of 44, 1 blocked.
Box....you know who looks quite good over the middle?? Scott McCready..a posession receiver..he is 29...was with the Pats..PSqd..a few years ago.... I also think there is a RB Jackson?? who is a FA..


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Much against my better judgement, I watched both Dispatches and Panorama last night, both claiming to give the inside story on the horsemeat scandal.
I think it is fair to say that the programmes were very similar in their approach. Both sought to target supermarkets and both sought to ramp up the health scare, featuring Irish horses and the "bute" horse painkiller.
Panorama ran with the "cuts" meme, using a darkened profile of our newly retired meat inspector, telling us how reducing the hours of inspectors in cutting premises caused the adulteration of meat in a French-owned food processor, based in Luxembourg.
This was formula journalism at its worst. We were treated to an utterly facile sequence, showing the difference between a horse and beef carcase (illustrated), but was given no inkling at all of
how the horsemeat
would have been used, and how thus it escaped detection during manufacture.
Even though the French government investigation is now in the public domain, we got nothing of the recent details about how Spanghero was at the heart of the fraud. Yet, as far as both programmes went, they were supposedly telling us who was "really to blame" for horse entering the food supply.
Needless to say, we got nothing of the "bigger picture", that this episode was but one example of food fraud, which is endemic in the food business, and that the system simply is not geared to detecting such fraud.
Nor did we hear anything coherent of the role of the EU, despite the fact that food law is an exclusive competence. Both programmes interviewed Owen Paterson, but neither had him repeating what he has so often said elsewhere, that the EU system has prevented a more hands-on regime being used.
Panorama made extensive use of Malcolm Walker, the chief executive of UK retailer Iceland, dismissive of the scare, saying his firm did not test for horsemeat, but it did not test for cat or dog either. "You can't test for everything', the programme had him say.
For us, though, it is easier to deal with what the programmes did not say. This was food fraud spanning a period of over six months, with 750 tons of horsemeat adulterating 4.5 million meals passing through a single processor. And no-one noticed. The quality regime in the factory failed, and the official inspection regime failed. Yet neither programme seemed in the least interested as to why.
And this, of course, is only one of the adulteration episodes. The original Irish findings came from another source, and we have yet to get to the bottom of it. From one of the programmes – I can't remember which one – we got a frankly risible account of how the Irish Food Safety Authority (FSAI) "thought like a food fraudster" and somehow divined that horsemeat adulteration was the thing to look for.
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The Groocer
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, after his meeting with the supermarkets. "They all assured me that they will not rest until they have established the full picture. There is still much to be done to find out exactly how this happened and how it can be prevented from happening again... ", he said.
Whatever else, watching either Dispatches or Panorama wouldn't have told you what happened. These programmes didn't even appear to have been interested in finding out. They had their narratives, and that's all they needed.
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Holder Jolly Rovers takes on Globe Trotters while Vijay meets Alwarpet in the semifinals of the TNCA first division league here from Sunday.
While the three-day game between Rovers and Trotters will be held at the IC-Guru Nanak ground, Vijay's face-off with Alwarpet will take place at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium.
In a close race for the final semifinal slot, Alwarpet edged out Grand Slam — both teams finished on 44 points — on Net Run Rate (NRR).
Alwarpet's NRR was 0.2385 while Grand Slam had 0.1813.
Interestingly, this is the first time Alwarpet, a club steeped in Chennai's cricket history, has made it to the last four stage of the league since 2006-07.
The final will be held at MAC from March 28 to 30.
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S. Sundarakumar three for 20, including a hat-trick, helped Chakra beat Kedar by 71 runs in an under-9 match of the Reddy's tournament.
K. Vijay Priyadarsan's unbeaten101 was instrumental in VBCA scripting a 143-run victory over Chakra in an u-11 contest.
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Monfort Buddies 156 for four in 25 overs (S. Srivishnu 25, Anirudh Balaji three for 22) bt Annai Violet 137 for eight in 25 overs (Simon Stanley 25, M. Arvindh 53, D.Vicky three for 21).
VBCA 247 for one in 22 overs (K. Vijay Priyadarsan101 n.o., M. Rushil 52 n.o.) bt Chakra 104 for five in 22 overs (A. Sathwik 25, V. N. Srinivas 30, V. Adharsh three for 17).
Under-9: Chakra 145 for three in 20 overs (R. Aravintharaj 44, Rohith 32 n.o.) bt Kedar 74 in 20 overs (B. Pranav 25, S. Sundarakumar three for 20 (hat-trick).
Krishna scalps six in Friends XI's win
Krishna's six-wicket haul was instrumental in Friends XI's 37-run victory over Gladiators in the SSCA league.
The scores:
Blue Wings 151 for nine in 29 overs (Magesh 36) lost to Marsons United 154 for five in 21.1 overs (Noor 60, Saddam 44).
Defending 153 for nine in 30 overs (Shahul 39, Noeman four for 20) lost to Marsons United 158 for three in 16 overs (Waseem 38, Adhish 45 n.o., Waseem F. Ahmed 38).
Friends 165 in 30 overs (Ramachandran 30, Murugan 47, Satheesh four for 30) bt Gladiators 128 in 27.1 overs (Prabhu 34, Krishna six for 22).
AIG-Links 76 in 18.5 overs (Thiru five for 20, Suresh three for 13) lost to Thrillers 78 for four in 12.2 overs.
SRS 181 in 30 overs (Lalith 46) bt League of Shadows 151 in 27.1 overs (Ashikh 59, Murthy five for 10).
Slingshots 192 for five in 30 overs (E.J. Karthick 96, T. Nithin Rao 37 n.o.) lost to Dynamic 193 for seven in 29.1 overs (Vinay 45, Deepak 43).
Defending 125 in 25.3 overs (Vivek 30, Karthik three for 18, R.R. Pranesh four for 11) lost to Slingshots 127 for three in 15.1 overs (Santhosh 30, Sriram 51, Karthik 39).
Dynamic 162 for nine in 30 overs (Sunny Singh 37, Prasanna three for 14) bt Black Cats 108 in 23.5 overs (Madan 31, Sunny Singh four for 14, Raju Bafna three for 27).
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Velammal defeated Young Stars by eight wickets in the Swastik tournament.
The scores:
AFCC 110 for eight in 30 overs (Sathish 30, Hari three for 24) bt Swastik CP 'B' 63 in 24.5 overs (Suresh three for 9, Jagan three for 10).
Young Stars 138 for seven in 30 overs (Shubham 52, Mehul 39, S. Arvinda three for 23) lost to Velammal CA 139 for two in 22.1 overs (S. Santhosh Kumar 34, Sai Dhanush 38).
Passion 117 in 26.3 overs (V. Nandha Kumar 34, A. Painthamizh three for 33, S. Arvinda three for 17) lost to Velammal 118 for five in 29.1 overs (Sai Dhanush 34, S. Aravinda 33).
VIT College 162 in 27.1 overs (Santhosh 30, S. Aravinda three for 19) bt Velammal CA 129 in 25.1 overs (S. Arvinda 43, Vigneshwaran 34, G. Vetri Selvan four for 13).
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The G.R. Kuppuswamy Memorial league-cum-knockout cricket tournament will be conducted from the third week of April.
The tournament is open to all business houses, banks, financial institutions and companies.
Only full-time employees who are not registered with any first division and second division of the TNCA league are eligible to play.
Entries close with Organising Secretary, New 47/4, Moosa Street, T. Nagar, on April 2.
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Summer cricket coaching camps
Velammal Cricket Academy will conduct a coaching camp for boys and girls above eight years of age between April 14 and May 31 at the Velammal International School, Ponneri.
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For details, contact A. Harrington (9444012725).
St. Patrick's School will organise a summer camp on its premises from April 14 to May 20 for those in the age-group of five to 17.
Dolphin CA will conduct a coaching camp for boys and girls from April 13 to June 1 at Thiruverkadu near Ramakrishna Vidya Niketan School.
Contact P. Radhakrishnan (Ph: 99412 21367).
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For details, call 99400 61240 / 98407 75212.
Chess selection championship
Chennai District Chess Association will conduct the selection championship for men and women on March 29 and 30 at C.D. Nayagam Theagarayanagar HSS, T. Nagar.
Entries close on March 26.
For details, call 94442 85482.
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"Lost Verizon" is the second episode of The Simpsons' twentieth season, and first aired on Fox network on October 5, 2008.[1] Bart becomes jealous of his friends and their cell phones. Working at a golf course, Bart takes the cell phone of Denis Leary (which looks like a "Verizon Wireless LG Chocolate Phone") after the star comedian throws it away in anger. Marge, per Leary's advice, activates the GPS system on the phone to track down Bart's every move; catching on, Bart attaches the GPS chip to a bird that migrates to Machu Picchu, Peru. Leary and Brian Grazer (who also appeared in "When You Dish Upon a Star" as himself) both guest star as themselves. It was directed by Raymond S. Persi and written by John Frink.
When Principal Skinner makes a fool of himself on a freeway, Milhouse manages to catch the scene on his phone. He calls most of his friends to see Skinner getting beaten up by a drunken-(as-always) Barney, but cannot call Bart. When Nelson asks why, Milhouse explains that Bart does not have a cell phone. Bart is taunted for missing out on laughing at Skinner. Bart asks Marge for a phone; Marge explains that, because Mr. Burns has cut Homer's pay, she cannot afford it (or a dream trip for Lisa to Machu Picchu). A depressed Bart takes a walk past the Springfield Glen Country Club, and is hit by a golf ball. He angrily runs onto the golf course to find who hit him, and finds it was Dr. Julius Hibbert. Hibbert pays Bart a dollar for the ball. Bart realizes he can earn enough money for a cell phone by retrieving golf balls.
Bart's glee is cut short when Groundskeeper Willie accuses Bart of cutting in on his job, and confiscates all the golf balls. Nearby, a celebrity golf tournament is underway. Celebrity Denis Leary (guest starring as himself) prepares to swing, but misses when his cell phone rings at the same time. Leary throws away his phone, which lands beside Bart. While going to inform Milhouse of his new cell, Bart receives a call from producer Brian Grazer (also guest starring as himself), who asks Leary to star in the film adaption of Everyone Poops. Bart, realizing the phone belongs to Leary, pretends to be him.
A mischievous Bart makes prank calls to bartenders all over the world, and has all of Boston native Leary's money spent on New York Yankees hats and uniforms. Marge overhears Bart and Milhouse's mischievousness, and when Milhouse confesses that it belongs to Leary, confiscates Bart's phone. Leary calls his cell, and Marge answers, apologizing for her son's behavior. Leary, still angry with Bart's tricks, suggests Marge activate the GPS on the phone and return it to Bart, allowing her to track down Bart's every move. He says that this is how he tracked rival actors who "stole" film roles he wanted.
Somewhat guiltily, Marge activates the GPS and returns the phone to Bart. Marge is able to prevent Bart from watching an R-rated movie, gambling at a horse race, and skating down steps and hurting himself. Bart realize that as long as Marge and Homer have him under constant surveillance, he cannot have any fun. Lisa is shocked by Marge's injustice and confronts her for it. When Marge refuses to acknowledge she is abusing Bart's privacy, Lisa decides to tell Bart what is going on. Bart decides to get revenge. He ties the GPS chip to the leg of a scarlet tanager, which flies away. Marge, thinking the bird is Bart assumes that Bart is running away from home. While Homer, Lisa, Marge, and Maggie conduct a nation-wide search for Bart, Lisa realizes that the bird is what they had been chasing. After checking research on her laptop, she discovers the bird is migrating to Machu Picchu, her dream trip they could not afford. Knowing this, Lisa deliberately lets the bird go free so the family can chase it to Machu Picchu.
Bart relishes his newfound freedom during the daytime, but quickly becomes frightened of being alone at night. When the Simpsons arrive in Machu Picchu, they continue the search for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, swears to be more over-parenting with Bart, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculpture, below the statue of the ancient Peruvian God of the Sky. Marge quickly falls asleep, and is instantaneously pulled into a dream world where the God of the Sky shows her ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free, which was how they were conquered by the Conquistadors and Inca renegades (although historically Machu Pichu was never actually discovered or conquered by the Conquistadors). Upon waking, Marge learns that she must let Bart take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family has been following a bird the whole time, assuring Marge she knows exactly where Bart is. Upon returning to Springfield, Marge asks Bart if he missed her. Bart says he did not notice they were gone (for two weeks), so Marge, depressed, goes upstairs. However, upon reaching the stairs, she is stopped by Bart, who quickly begs her to never leave again. The episode ends with Lisa asking Homer, "Where's Maggie?" As it turns out, the family had left her in Machu Picchu, where she is being worshipped.[2]
During the table read of the script, a role meant for Matt Damon was included, but he did not appear in the final version of the episode.[3] The episode is dedicated to Paul Newman,[2] who guest starred in "The Blunder Years" and died nine days before the episode aired.[4]
Cultural references[edit]
The Swedish and Australian bars which Bart prank calls feature numerous references. The Swedish bar is named the "Inga-Bar Beerman" in reference to filmmaker Ingmar Bergman.[5] The image of the barman in profile and another person in the background looking directly into the camera is a visual reference to Bergman's 1966 film Persona.[6] The Australian barman resembles Michael "Crocodile" Dundee, and his bar is called the "Crocodile Drunkee's", both referencing the 1986 film "Crocodile" Dundee.[6] In his bar window, a partial sticker for the band INXS is seen, as well as the album Business as Usual by Men at Work.[6] The zoom-in places the Australian bar at Fox Studios Australia, owned by the parent corporation of The Simpsons, News Corporation (which spit into 2 in 2013, and is now owned by 21st Century Fox).
Additionally, Skinner plays a human version of the arcade game Frogger when trying to cross the interstate for gas.[2] Marge receives a collection notice from Allied Peas whose corporate mascot bears a striking resemblance to the Jolly Green Giant while paying for frozen peas on installment,[2] while Bart, Milhouse, and Nelson grill Twizzlers licorice.[2] Bart suggests to Leary's manager that he order New York Yankees hats and Derek Jeter jerseys. Leary is a real life Boston Red Sox fan, a large rival of the Yankees. Leary was born in Massachusetts and went to college at Emerson College in Boston.[2]
The episode features two musical montages. During the montage of Homer and Marge tracking Bart the Elvis Costello song "Watch Your Step" is playing, while Bart's golf ball recovery montage is set to Merle Haggard's "Workin' Man Blues".[6]
The title is also a reference to the telecommunications company Verizon Communications.
In its original airing, the episode garnered 7.43 million viewers,[7] a 3.6 rating and a 10% share.[7] Robert Canning of IGN said, "This wasn't a terrible episode, but it just wasn't funny enough for such a serpentine storyline. Throw in a wasted Denis Leary, and you really start to think that 'Lost Verizon' could have been so much more". He gave the episode a final rating of 6.7/10.[5] Erich Asperschlager of TV Verdict said, "it is a mostly solid episode, it feels like a missed opportunity for a show that garners more grumbles than acclaim these days".[8]
- ^ "Primetime Listings–September 28 - October 4". FoxFlash. 2008-09-12. Retrieved 2008-09-12.
- ^ a b c d e f "The Simpsons - "Lost Verizon" (Episode 2002)". The Recapist. Retrieved 2008-10-07.
- ^ Archerd, Army (2007-08-16). "Matt Damon & Bart Simpson!". Variety. Archived from the original on 2007-11-09. Retrieved 2007-10-23.
- ^ AP. "Acting legend Paul Newman dies at 83". msnbc. Retrieved 2008-09-27.
- ^ a b Canning, Robert (2008-10-06). "IGN: Lost Verizon Review". IGN. Retrieved 2008-10-06.
- ^ a b c d Bates, James W.; Gimple, Scott M.; McCann, Jesse L., Richmond, Ray; Seghers, Christine, ed. (2010). Simpsons World The Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1–20 (1st ed.). Harper Collins Publishers. pp. 960–961. ISBN 978-0-00-738815-8.
- ^ a b Bill Gorman (2008-10-06). "Sunday Ratings: Desperate Housewives, 60 Minutes Win, CW Crashes". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2008-10-06.
- ^ Asperschlager, Erich. "The Simpsons 20.2: "Lost Verizon"". DVD Verdict. Retrieved 2008-10-21.


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Great cooking facilities and games room. Very clean bathrooms and showers.
The fireplace in the main lounge and dining room are spectacular and definetly a highlight!
Very comfortable, lots of space Bathroom in the room was nice Room was a good temperature, not too hot like other hostels in the same area
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Peyto's café onsite was brilliant. Wonderfully friendly staff and good, cheap food in a place where moderately priced cafes are quite rare.
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Set amid the Canadian Rockies in Banff National Park, this hostel boasts an on-site cafe and 2 self-catering guest kitchens. It includes private storage for guests and acts as a ski pass vendor.
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This property is within 8 minutes' drive of Lake Louise and skiing at Lake Louise Mountain Resort. Samson Mall is a 5 minutes' walk away.
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Overlooking Wapta Lake, this rustic Field lodge is in the Rockie Mountains. A free shuttle is provided to the Lake Louise Ski Area, a 10-minute drive away. An on-site restaurant and bar are available....
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Staff and atmosphere was friendly and enjoyable. Dinning restaurant offered nice reasonably priced meals. Common areas were large with plenty of seating and power points.
Very small bunk rooms, old bunks, uncomfortable bedding and linen, bunk lights didn't work, old facilities, lockers and bunk storage were broken and in bad condition.
Sauna, 24hr front desk free parking social kitchen, quiet after 11pm. Could buy ski passes as front desk too
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1) Gorgeous attic living space with couches, tables, a pool table, and a log fire. A very nice, relaxing, and festive space. Did not feel like a hostel at all. 2) Good showers. 3) Restaurant on site. 4) Great kitchen facilities. 5) Sauna 6) TV room 7) Feels like there is a good standard of cleanliness throughout the hostel.
1) The rooms are small. It was fine when it was just me and one other person, but felt very overcrowded and stuffy when all four beds were full. 2) The individual lights are too bright, and disruptive to anyone else trying to sleep. 3) Breakfast not included, and food in Lake Louise is incredibly expensive. (I recommend the nearby bakery as the only reasonably priced option for a good breakfast.)
The fireplace in the main lounge and dining room are spectacular and definetly a highlight!
The bed could have used another blanket.
Good location + free parking, warm rooms, hot showers
WIFI was patchy, the cafe inside the hostel was horrible. The worst meal of my trip in Canada - the meat patty of my burger could have been used a hockey puk.
Cleanliness, beds very comfortable, kitchen extremly well-equipped, even with large bottles of spices and olive oil for shared use. Helpful staff, very quiet at night. Wonderful hot showers.
Way TOO HOT at night in rooms. I was there in early October, and it was not necessary to have so much heating (not to mention the waste of energy this implies, in a facility otherwise quite attentive to environmental concerns).
Very comfortable, lots of space Bathroom in the room was nice Room was a good temperature, not too hot like other hostels in the same area
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Very poor Wifi! I need to finish an assessment online, which took 60 minutes. The Wifi couldn't allow it! I went to Lake Louise Inn to borrow the Wifi!
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Kind of far away from the actual Lake if you don't have a car. (But one could always hitch a ride, I guess). The Wi-Fi was unfortunately pretty weak, even in the lounge.
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The location was perfect. The onsite restaurant gives great value for money and lovely food. The staff were friendly and helpful. There are laundry facilities and social areas to hang out in, use wifi etc.
The wifi connection wasn't always great. The shared kitchen for guests downstairs got rather dirty at times (which is the fault of the guests, not the hostel).
Location was great, and the proximity to the local amenities helped. Surrounded by mountains, this hostel came complete with comfortable rooms, common areas, and beautiful scenic views in all directions. The massive fireplace became a social meeting space to play board games and talk to other hostel guest and travellers.
Wifi never worked, and a town-wide power outage completely shut down the hostel during our first night.
Peyto's café onsite was brilliant. Wonderfully friendly staff and good, cheap food in a place where moderately priced cafes are quite rare.
Tiny, tiny room! Heating unable to be turned down so left window open (snowing outside) to cool to a reasonable temperature.
Location was great, staff friendly and helpful and the cafe served good, reasonably priced meals.
Seemed expensive for a small room with shared bathroom and WiFi was a bit flakey.
Very good backpackers, nice location, good common kitchen and rooms.
Everything, from the lovely building to great staff and facilities
Large kitching with lot of tools, large and cosy lounge area, comfy beds, toilet and sink in the room
A big hostel The WiFi is very slow!
some staff was helpful
charged more than I booked with booking.com no help when power was cut
very convenient transfer to the lake louise. Good facilities
Simplicity , functionality
Better wifi is needed in all rooms.
Excellent breakfast and services was fast and freindly so you could get on the hill in their cafe which is a great option when you don't feel like cooking your meals in their kitchen.
Not all the elements on their stoves were in working order. Big screen t.v. was also not working but lots of other choices such as billiards/pool table and lounge area to read.


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This black analog watch is equipped with GPS technology and it features four different functions that are all using this global positioning system: location finder, receiver, data logger, and photo tagger
With multiple directional LED's, this watch will intelligently direct you back to a previously logged (POI) point of interest (like where you parked your car or your hotel). When you come within 50 meters of the saved location, the arrows around the watch face will begin flashing, and when you are within 15 meters the arrows will turn blue, letting you easily and conveniently find your destination.
With the built-in data logger, this GPS watch will constantly record your position, speed, and altitude, so when you get home, connect the GPS watch to your computer and use the included iTravel Data Logger software package to view all your logged paths right on Google Maps or Google Earth. This powerful, easy-to-use function lets you relive every point along your trip, as well as share with others.
Also you may use the included Photo Tagger software to show locations where you have taken photos and share your memories with others! Now your family and friends all over the world can see your pictures and the exact location where you took them
Byucksan's ceiling tile products create an efficient and comfortable indoor environment. Systone is a panel-shaped insulating, nonflammable sound-absorbing ceiling tile that uses a fibrous mineral wool, as its main raw material, made by melting blast-furnace slag and natural minerals at high temperature. This ceiling tile provides nonflammability required for fire safety of modern buildings and serve to absorb and block indoor/outdoor noise pollution which may affect the efficiency of office work. Its distinct design and dimension help to add creative ideas to the arrangement of interior decorations. |
Pop-Screen: Floating image & shape free display
POP Screen has a transparent material (glass, acrylic) showing a promotional video on the attached screen like floating in the air. It is a strong impression and holding the customer's attention effectively. The screen shape (symbol logo, product type, service features) of POP Screen can be designed freely. Customer's interest is maximized their memory induced by delivering an active video image.
- Available to install in-store anywhere(table, floor, ceiling, shop windows, shelves, showcases)
- Easy to install within 5 to 10 minutes
- Easy to switch to promotional digital video from video, image, PPT, etc.
- Excellent High-Intensity images and 180 wide viewing angle at the night, even in daytime
- Mini beam available for full HD video by USB 2.O port
- Built in semi-permanent LED light Projector
Do you have the trouble of waking up on time? This naughty, modern, and lovely alarm clock helps.
Tired of those boring alarm clocks that just beep when it's time to wake up? Then this little fellow named Clocky will be a lot more fun to wake up to. The clock gives you one chance to wake and will start hiding and beeping when you push snooze. Clocky also features snooze time from 0-9 minutes, the ability to jump up to 3 feet, move on wood and carpet, a flashing light, beeps in a random pattern, early low battery warning, and you can also disable the wheels if you don't feel like chasing it around.
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The oldest part of the house showcases a striking two storey kitchen, complete with gallery. The hall features the remains of an early wooden screen, mullioned wooden windows, and massive, shaped wooden beams. Linen-fold paneling graces the dining room, which looks out over the Rose Garden. There are striking frescoes commemorating the 1559 marriage of Robert Gosnold III and Ursula Naunton.
The Gosnold family came to Otley as tenants as early as the turn of the 15th century, though later they were able to buy Otley. The Gosney heritage will be of particular interest to American visitors, as Bartholemew Gosnold was responsible for the founding, in 1602, of Cape Cod, and Martha's Vineyard, named after his daughter. In 1613 Gosnold helped found the colony at Jamestown, Virginia.
The gardens at Otley are worth a visit; among other features, they boast a croquet lawn, canal, nutteries, a rose garden and a moat walk. More strikingly, perhaps, is the symbolic nature of the modern knot gardens, designed by Sylvia Landsberg, author of The Medieval Garden. The knot garden is created to symbolize the Universe; each of its 25 beds represents a different civilization.
The house is available for private guided tours and for conference functions and social events.
All photos © Ian Beaumont, courtesy of Otley Hall


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MANILA, Philippines?My cousin had his first taste of the streetfood when he and his wife who was suffering from CA used to go to St. Jude?s in San Miguel to ask for his intercession.
But you can easily make your own Sa Malamig at home to enjoy these hot, hot days.
Pandan leaves Water Panotsa to taste Gulaman, red or green Cooked sap Banana flavor Ice
Make pandan juice by boiling cleaned pandan leaves in purified water. (I use filtered water and let it boil for 20 minutes.) Sweeten with panotsa and let it boil gently until the panotsa is melted. Remove from fire and strain.
Cut into small cubes red/green gulaman cooked to a harder consistency than usual.
Add the gulaman and go to the strained pandan juice. Add a few drops of banana flavor. Refrigerate until needed or add ice to cool as desired.
Spoon by ladlefuls into cups for a refreshing summer drink.
To cook sago:
Boil water.
Drop in and let boil for 10 minutes, stirring continuously to prevent clumping.
Remove from fire. Let stand at least six hours or overnight.
Next day, drain sago. Repeat process. Sago is ready, with no trace of raw starch.
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