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HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-Port 366FLR Adapter - PCI Express x4 - 4 Port(s) - 4 x Network (RJ-45)
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Product Description
The HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366FLR features the next generation of Ethernet integration offering in a single chip solution on a FlexibleLOM form factor, further reducing power requirements for 4 ports of 1Gb Ethernet. The HP 366FLR is the PCI Express 2.1 x4 based on the latest Intel Ethernet Controller I350 designed for use with select HP ProLiant Gen8 rack and scalable servers. Its FlexibleLOM form factor means customer now have choice to meet growing infrastructure needs. The HP 366FLR adapter supports advanced features such as Large Send offload capability, TCP checksum and segmentation, VLAN tagging, MSI-X, Jumbo frames, IEEE 1588, and virtualization features such as Intel Virtualization Technology for Connectivity, VMware NetQueue, Microsoft VMQ and WOL, and power management technologies like Energy Efficient Ethernet.
- Host Interface PCI Express x4
- Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports 4
- Total Number of Ports 4
- Product Type Gigabit Ethernet Card
- Manufacturer Part Number 665240-B21
- Manufacturer Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- Product Model 366FLR
- Product Name Ethernet 1Gb 4-Port 366FLR Adapter
- Brand Name HP
- Package Contents
- Ethernet 1Gb 4-Port 366FLR Adapter
- Quick Install Card
- Product Warranty Statement
- Device Supported PC
- Green Compliant Yes
- Green Compliance Certificate/Authority RoHS-6
- Green Compliance Certificate/Authority WEEE
- Network Technology 10/100/1000Base-T
- Weight (Approximate) 3 lb
- Form Factor Plug-in Card
- Height 3.7"
- Width 1.1"
- Depth 10.5"
- Environmental Certification : RoHS
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NeedHelp needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 39 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
Informational site to display and describe Trollbeads. Must look terrific and grab the user's eye. Intent is to drive sales via phone call so phone number and promotion must be prominent on site.
Create a 1-page site to sell Trollbeads for Jubilation (http://www.jubilationcraftgallery.com). There will be no transaction on the site. The goal is to get sales by phone with free shipping and free bead offer. The site must grab the user's attention and show the beautiful beads and bracelets. You will find examples of the beads and bracelets on http://www.trollbeadsus.com.
- Prominent display of phone number (617.965.0488) and promotional copy- Free Shipping On All Orders!
- Mention the code "Betsy" to get a Free Glass bead ($25 value!) on any order over $175- Easy to read
- Use of Jubilation logo, found on http://www.jubilationcraftgallery.com
- Vibrant Colors
- Images of beads and bracelets (found on http://www.trollbeadsus.com)
- Something new
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There's a line of thinking from some Winnipeg hockey fans that the Jets are wasting their time being on the wrong side of mediocre.
This team, sitting at .500 again after Thursday's loss in Ottawa, needs to tank completely, the theory goes, in order to obtain the high draft picks necessary to build a Stanley Cup contender.
It's called the Pittsburgh model.
The Penguins, whom the Jets play on Sunday, took advantage of horrid seasons by drafting Sidney Crosby, Marc-Andre Fleury and Evgeni Malkin either first or second, overall, from 2003 to '05, and haven't looked back.
Those same people will point to Chicago going a similar route, parlaying back-to-back disasters into franchise cornerstones Jonathan Toews, a No. 3 pick, and Patrick Kane, a No. 1.
But to suggest that's Winnipeg's best bet is nonsense.
There's another route to contender status, one not nearly as painful to fans or as trying on their patience, but just as effective.
What about the Boston model?
The Bruins, who host Winnipeg on Saturday, built their team in an entirely different way.
If the Pens and Hawks are superstar driven, Boston's talent is more broad, more team-based. More blue-collar, if you will.
But the results are still blue-chip.
There's not a top-10 scorer in the Bruins bunch. Hell, there's often not a top-20.
Beantown got its most important player, captain Zdeno Chara, via free agency, and has built around him.
Most of its current defencemen were either free-agent signings (Chara, Kevan Miller, Torey Krug) or acquired through trades (Johnny Boychuk, the injured Dennis Seidenberg, Adam McQuaid, Matt Bartkowski).
There's one draft pick: Dougie Hamilton.
Even the starting goalie, Tuukka Rask, came via trade.
That's not to say the Bruins haven't used the draft.
But they didn't have to finish last or second-last overall to become winners, or to get their core players, up front.
Patrice Bergeron was taken 45th, overall. David Krejci, 63rd. Brad Marchand, 71st. Milan Lucic, 50th. All second- or third-round picks, all core Bruins.
"Peter Chiarelli has done an unbelievable job with that team," Jets winger Blake Wheeler, a former Bruin, said of the Boston GM. "He had a vision for what he wanted that team to look like. He's found some diamonds in the rough. Those guys are some of the best at what they do in the game.
"And if somebody doesn't fit the mould, they move them on and find guys that are a better fit."
Strangely enough, the highest draft picks Boston has had over the last 10 years — Tyler Seguin at No. 2 in 2010 (a pick acquired from Toronto) and Phil Kessel at No. 5 in '06 — produced star players who were eventually traded.
Yet the Bruins haven't missed a beat, reaching two Cup finals in the last three years, and winning one.
After missing the playoffs the year Chiarelli took over as a rookie GM, they've been in the post-season ever since.
"Their management have done a nice job in building the type of team they want," Jets head coach Claude Noel said. "They look and say, 'Is this particular player a Bruin?' And that's what they've stuck with.
"They've been at this for a while, so that's the one thing they've got going over what we have. We're short-term into it, here."
But it didn't take Chiarelli long to build a contender. And he was immediately active in building it.
Meanwhile, the Jets say it's all about waiting for draft picks.
Jets brass Kevin Cheveldayoff and Mark Chipman, traveling with the team, will touch down in Boston and Pittsburgh this weekend, getting a first-hand look at how two of the NHL's marquee teams were built.
One is based on superstar power, the other known for consistently playing the right way.
Both have a recent Stanley Cup banner in the building.
And while Jets players can certainly learn a thing or two beneath those banners, the GM and the owner have far more to learn from what's behind them.
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The Mets will introduce Curtis Granderson. at a press conference at the Winter Meetings on Tuesday at 12:30 PM.
Granderson will wear uniform No. 3 according to a team announcement.
MMO will be on hand, John Delcos will be covering the press event for us and the Q&A session afterward.
Granderson, 32, is a three-time All-Star and ranks fifth in the majors with a home run every 15.3 at-bats over the last three seasons. He has scored 100 or more runs four times in his career and hit 20 or more home runs in a season six times.
"We are excited to add Curtis' power to the middle of the lineup," said Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson. "He is a dynamic offensive player who has had success in New York."
Granderson will earn earn annual salaries of $13 million in 2014, $16 million in 2015 and 2016, and $15 million in 2017, and additionally he did not receive a no-trade clause.
The lefthanded hitter batted .229 (49-214) with seven home runs in 2013 with the Yankees after a fractured right forearm and fractured left pinkie limited him to 61 games. Granderson hit 84 home runs, scored 238 runs and collected 225 RBI from 2011-2012 with the Yankees. From 2008-2012 he compiled 312 extra-base hits to rank fourth in the American League during that span.
The 6-1, 195-pounder has batted .261 (1,157-4,438) with 780 runs scored, 199 doubles, 80 triples, 217 home runs, 606 RBI and 122 stolen bases since making his major league debut in 2004 with the Detroit Tigers. Granderson hit 40 or more home runs in consecutive seasons (41 in 2011 and 43 in 2012). He finished fourth in the American League MVP voting in 2011 after leading the AL in runs (136) and RBI (119).
Granderson hit 108 home runs from 2010-2012, including 47 on the road, ranking sixth in the majors and 61 at home, ranking second in the majors. He has a .274 (876-3,192) career batting average vs. righthanders with a .357 on-base percentage and a .519 slugging percentage.


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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Very Quick Update
I want to apologize for not having posted since the 6th of December. I am not quitting and it was not my plan to go so long without posting. However, a lot of things came together to make it really hard for me to post for the past few weeks. First the expansion came out and it has taken a lot of time to gear my character up. Second, a lot of things have been happening at work lately which as drawn more of my attention then is usual. Third, I went home for the holidays and spent more then a week there. I had hoped that I would be able to do a post from there, but that proved to be overly optimistic. There was just to much to do and to little time.
Again, I want to apologize for the lack of posts. I have some good ideas for stuff to come and will be updating the gear list. (Yes, the Tattooed Eyeball is wrong. It's based on the older Epic version. I will update it soon.)
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Good to see you still around! Best of luck in your Cataclysm adventures you were a great guildie! <3 SB
- December 28, 2010 at 11:25 AM
It's cool, do your thing. we'll be here :)
- December 28, 2010 at 12:30 PM
Its christmas, family and friends first, its suposed to be a holiday where you relax and recharge.
Take it easy graylo your readers will be here when you are back
- December 28, 2010 at 3:48 PM
- James said...
Indeed. Happy holidays to you!
Do you think you can add all the valor point gear to the gear list when you go to update it? That would be great!
- December 29, 2010 at 5:43 AM
- Thelothian said...
First of all, best wishes for the new year, Graylo!! :)
Yes, Tattooed Eyeball is wrong, but while farming your ideal relic, it can be a good placeholder, especially if you have an inscriptioner in your guild.
It's interesting if you can evaluate the new Alchemist Stone trinket; it's epic and it has a generic bonus, maybe to become suitable for all druid specs. What do you think about it?
I've the same opinion has the Tattooed... placeholder while farming and while start raiding.
- January 1, 2011 at 8:02 AM


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OHSU Telemedicine Network connects Oregonians to lifesaving health care
When a 7-month-old infant arrived at the emergency room in Astoria with a high fever and strange rash last summer, Columbia Memorial Hospital physicians used the OHSU Telemedicine Network to get immediate assistance from a pediatric intensive care doctor at Doernbecher Children's Hospital.
Telemedicine's secure two-way audio and video connection made it possible for Jennifer Needle, M.D., MPH, assistant professor of pediatrics, OHSU School of Medicine, to assess MaLea Fox's meningococcemia from a computer in the Doernbecher Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and explained to her mother that she had to be intubated. That telemedicine consultation was critical to saving MaLea's life, in part because bad weather delayed the infant's transport to Doernbecher by about four hours, according to her mother, Ashley Graber.
Similar critical care consultations are taking place throughout Oregon as hospitals use the OHSU Telemedicine Network to connect with OHSU pediatric intensivists, neonatologists, stroke neurologists, neurosurgeons, trauma surgeons and other specialists around the clock. Thanks to telemedicine, patients have faster access to specialty care not otherwise available in their community. This means stroke patients are receiving brain-saving, clot-busting medications such as tPA more quickly. Infants such as MaLea are receiving time-sensitive treatments more promptly as well.
As important: telemedicine makes it possible for more people to receive treatment in their hometown hospitals. That saves patients the cost of emergency transport to larger medical centers. It also spares their families from taking time off work and traveling to another community to support their loved ones. To date, 26 percent of the patients treated with the help of OHSU's Telemedicine Network have been able to stay at their local hospital saving families an estimated $500,000 in transports costs alone.
"A lot of these patients can be cared for safely in their community," said Miles Ellenby, M.D., associate professor of pediatrics, OHSU School of Medicine, a pediatric intensivist and medical director of the OHSU Telemedicine Network. "It's just a matter of improving the comfort level on both ends of the call."
Each hospital in OHSU's Telemedicine Network is equipped with a mobile videoconferencing unit that is moved to the patient's bedside when the doctor at the local hospital decides a consultation is needed. An OHSU physician connects to the mobile unit with a special laptop computer or one of the OHSU telemedicine workstations. The doctor in Portland can then examine the patient, monitor vital signs, read X-rays or CT scans, consult with the local physician and answer a family's questions with the secure two-way audio/video connection.
"In a time of crisis, a telephone call is helpful," Dr. Ellenby said. "A picture is worth a thousand words. And live interactive video is priceless. We can actually see what's going on."
OHSU has the oldest and most comprehensive telehealth program in the region. It offers an array of specialty and subspecialty services, from tele-psychiatry to the state's first neonatal telemedicine consultations as well as comprehensive telestroke and neurosurgery services.
"Telemedicine allows the emergency room doctor to have a backup – a second opinion," said Wayne Clark, M.D., professor of neurology, OHSU School of Medicine, and director of the OHSU Stroke Center. "We have a team of stroke physicians available 24/7/365. With telemedicine we can be there with the patient in five to 10 minutes maximum."
OHSU began using telemedicine to provide psychiatric care in late 2005. Today, OHSU faculty in the Department of Psychiatry continue to lead at OHSU and in Oregon in developing new innovative ways to deliver telemedicine by partnering with the Yellowhawk Tribal Center in Umatilla, the Oregon Department of Corrections, and others. The department also uses telemedicine to deliver immediate disaster response, such as to people affected by Hurricane Katrina.
The telemedicine program was expanded in 2007 to offer pediatric intensive care consultations to Sacred Heart Medical Center in Eugene. Stroke and other specialty services were added in 2010. Today, 10 hospitals have immediate access to the expertise of OHSU physicians. That number is expected to grow as OHSU's telemedicine offerings continue to expand.
Future offerings may include everything from providing medical consultations to skilled nursing facility residents to performing routine post-surgical exams for patients who would otherwise have to travel back to OHSU for a relatively short and simple appointment.
Telemedicine Photos AboveTop photo: Wayne Clark, M.D., director of the OHSU Stroke Center, (screen on right), assists Mercy Medical Center's Brent Crabtree, M.D., (left) in conducting a practice stroke exam with a volunteer in the Roseburg emergency department via the OHSU Telemedicine Network. Stroke patients are receiving brain-saving treatments more quickly as a result of OHSU's telemedicine program.
Bottom photo: Miles Ellenby, M.D., Medical Director of the OHSU Telemedicine Network, helps provide specialty pediatric care to hospitals without pediatric intensivists. As a result, patients that would have been transferred to Portland can receive care in their home community.
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People with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities* who are 55 years of age or older have a right to the same opportunities to enjoy full lives as other older people. They are entitled to full access to community supports, including support from those agencies that serve all older people.
For the first time in history, Americans living in the 21st century will experience millions of people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities living into their "senior" years. These Americans with disabilities want to enjoy their older years in the same manner as other people their age. Unfortunately, the discrimination that older people often experience in accessing community activities, housing, services, and supports and in enjoying all aspects of community life as they age, is experienced to a much greater degree by people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities as they age.
Like other older Americans, people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities may require greater levels of support to allow them to live full, active and healthy lives in their communities as independently and as long as possible. Unfortunately, many older people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities lack basic housing supports, as well as the specialized services needed to enable them to live more independently. They also lack the access to the health care services they need as they grow older, particularly access to preventative services and to ongoing habilitation and rehabilitation services.
Additionally, family members of people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities often lack information about and access to resources to enable them to support the person who is growing older. Many people with disabilities see no future for themselves as they grow older, other than one inside the walls of a nursing home or other institutional setting.
These problems are compounded by the fact that many community-based services for senior citizens are not prepared to meet the special needs of older adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Likewise, many disability-based organizations have historically not planned for the challenges faced by older people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and are not prepared to address these unique needs, including providing education and training on mitigating the risk of elder abuse and neglect for a potentially more vulnerable population of older people. In addition, a disconcerting trend is occurring. More and more aging individuals with disabilities are becoming caregivers for their even older parents.
As they age, people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities must have every opportunity to be recognized as respected members of the community. Community services and supports that are geared to older community members must accommodate the supports needed by those who have also experienced lifelong disabilities. People with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities who are aging should:
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* "People with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities" refers to those defined by AAIDD classification and DSM IV. In everyday language they are frequently referred to as people with cognitive, intellectual and/or developmental disabilities although the professional and legal definitions of those terms both include others and exclude some defined by DSM IV.


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Wii U: Higher Price, Lower Bar?
Sep 13, 2012 11:29 AM PT
It's been a long time since the video game faithful lined up for the midnight release of Nintendo's Wii video game console, which arrived back in November of 2006. Now Nintendo no doubt hopes its next-generation console will enjoy the same level of anticipation as its game-changing Wii.
The system will debut in North America on Nov. 18, in Europe on Nov. 30 and in Japan on Dec. 8, Nintendo announced Thursday. The price for the U.S. market will be US$300 for a basic system, which offers 8 GB of storage; while the deluxe model that comes with infrared sensor bar and nunchuck controller will be $350.
Can the company score twice, especially as the Wii U price was announced at around $100 more than the Wii? Or is this simply a matter of inflation?
"The price is higher than we expected," said N'Gai Croal, video game consultant with Hit Detection. "However, some industry insiders expected it to be higher."
Nintendo did not respond to our request for further details.
High Score or High Price
Nintendo systems have typically been more affordable than those of rivals Sony and Microsoft, and a price that's viewed as too steep could certainly hurt the Nintendo Wii U at launch and beyond. While consumers who own a current-generation Wii can reuse the infrared sensor and controllers, that amounts to a savings of only $50.
Many retailers may ease the pain with various bonus offerings.
"Having forecasted $300 as a launch price for the Wii U with possible bonus bundles, Nintendo's announcement falls in line with what we expected," said George T. Chronis, editor of DFC Dossier. "The biggest issue is that the $299 entry price point does not include a game and thus is effectively $350."
"Naturally, all existing Wii games will play on the Wii U, so shipping with no game at $299 is not as bad as it sounds," Chronis told the E-Commerce Times. "Nintendo is also launching with "New Super Mario Bros. U," and likely wants to boost as many sales of its premier franchise as possible."
More importantly, the faithful might not be as deterred by the price -- and simply having a new Mario adventure to play is something fans aren't likely to put a price on.
"There are enough early adopters that it will not be too much of an issue, as Nintendo can lower the price of the bundle with software next year," added Chronis. "For now, those early adopters who will line up for the Wii U are not as price sensitive."
Casual Crowd Sourcing
The other outstanding issue is whether Nintendo is looking to capture the casual game market again. While it clearly appears to be jumping on the tablet bandwagon with its unique Wii U controller, this might not draw in the same masses that the Wii attracted six years ago.
"Those drawn in for Wii Sports and Wii Fit might not respond as well this time," Croal told the E-Commerce Times. "This new system isn't being pitched around that motion control. It is really a tablet being pitched around a game system."
Thus senior centers, cruise ships and other places that have adopted the Wii might not be as interested in the Wii U, stressed Croal. However, as an advanced gaming system, the touch controls could offer greater adoption going forward.
"To some measure, we're likely to see some form of touch control on all three systems," said Croal, who suggested that Sony's and Microsoft's next consoles will likely also see some level of touch integration.
"Touch will be more long lasting than gesture control," emphasized Croal. "But gesture is still what drove the Wii's strong sales."
Game Economics
The high price point from Nintendo comes simply because the Wii U's tablet interface is just more expensive than the motion controllers, and the company is likely passing those costs on to the user.
"The economics of making consoles, at least in the case of Nintendo, is to make a small profit at the start and to see it grow," said Croal. "Microsoft and Sony typically have introduced hardware that requires them to take a loss at launch and grow from there. But either way, that business model is starting to struggle in the face of devices like smartphones and tablets that are sold at significant profit and updated on a regular basis."
Moreover, while it could have been easy enough for Nintendo to build on -- and even stick with the success of the Wii and its motion control functionality, the fact is that Sony and Microsoft have introduced their own respective motion control. Both companies produced add-on systems -- Sony PlayStation Move and Microsoft Kinect for the Xbox 360 -- just two years ago.
With competition in the gesture space, it is likely that Nintendo believed it needed to do something different to remain a step ahead.
"Nintendo is not drifting away from what made the Wii a success," said Chronis. "It is just that more casual consumers are fickle, and there is a lot more competition, so it is harder to stand out. It is unlikely that the Wii U will be as successful as the Wii, for those reasons, but less success doesn't necessarily translate into a complete failure either. It is just hard to match something as successful as the Wii, which set the bar at an extremely high level."


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"The Drapery Falls by Opeth
"Haligh, Haligh, A Lie, Haligh" by Bright Eyes
"Dark Center of the Universe" by Modest Mouse
"The City" by The Dismemberment Plan
"With Stength I Burn" by Emperor
"The Sound of Muzak" by Porcupine Tree
"Freedom of '76" by Ween
"Coffee" by Copeland
"Decatur Street" by The Twilight Singers
"Double Day" by The Afghan Whigs
"Hero in a Dream" by Ensiferum
"Your Darkest Hour" by Evergrey
"Grand Theft Autumn" by Fall Out Boy
"Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots pt. 1" by The Flaming Lips
"Dead Winter Days" by Agalloch
"Avatar" by Arcane Sun
"March of the Fire Ants" by Mastodon
"The Descent" by Today is the Day
"Kind of Perfect" by Armor For Sleep
"The Fourth Dimension" by Hypocrisy
These aren't neccessarily the best songs ever written, but they are the most aesthetically pleasing to my ears, and if I were playing their respective albums, this would be the song that I skipped back and played again. I limited myself to twenty...which was very...very hard.
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Circus Burlesque
'Circus Burlesque' is a theatrical show based on a victorian circus of the seven deadly sins.
It incorporates ballet, comedy, circus, cabaret and burlesque in a heady mix of glittering costumes and choreography and mysterious, elegantly sexy storytelling. It works to draw the audience into a heavily visual unique world of it's own, and we're looking for a website that reflects that.
The main purpose of this website is to sell tickets and increase our fan base.
The target demographic is men and women 25-45, who are highly educated and regularly attend cultural events such as opera, ballet and art galleries, and can afford to spend money on luxurious indulgences.
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BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans oozes enthusiasm for The Pudding Club's Sticky Toffee Pudding!
Chief Taster Simon Coombe had fun chatting to Chris Evans on The Breakfast Show, a Sticky Toffee Pudding was speedily hand delivered to London before The Breakfast Show so that the team could indulge in some proper pudding! The team described the Sticky Toffee Pudding as "jaw dropping, breathtaking" and "the size of Belgium"!
You can listen to the broadcast by clicking the link, it's 2 hours and 14 minutes into the show.
The Pudding Club celebrates 30 years with Custard!
The Pudding Club started way back in 1985 in the Cotswold village of Mickleton where it continues to thrive 30 years on! Meetings take place every friday night and some Saturdays and Sundays throughout the year. As this is such a special year we are hosting a variety of events and offers which can be viewed on the hotel's website www.threewayshousehotel.com
Keep an eye on what we are offering if you don't want to miss out on the fun!
the Pudding Club Festival of Food November 2014
What is there to look forward to in November? The Pudding Club Festival of food of course! We have organised a variety of events to brighten up your November, come and join us for some fun and indulge a little or a lot!
Pudding Club meetings are held every Friday throughout the year and during November on Saturdays – 1st, 8th, 15th and 29th. Places cost £36.50 per guest, book early to avoid disappointment as Pudding Club meetings are hugely popular. Special overnight rates are available in November so give yourself a proper break, stay overnight in a lovely double room from £100 per night for bed and breakfast for two.
Charity Pudding Club Meeting Sunday November 2nd
Join a special Sunday Pudding Club meeting in aid of The Shakespeare Hospice, tickets cost £36.50 per guest, this is a fund raising event so do come along and support the work of the Hospice. Stay overnight at the special rate of £80 per double/twin room which includes a sumptuous full breakfast on Monday, a great way to start your week!
Divine Chocolate Lunch Saturday 8th November
A great way to while away a winter Saturday, arrive mid-morning for coffee and homemade chocolate biscuits, then sit back and pick up tips about cooking with chocolate from our Chef's demonstration and tastings followed by a delicious three course lunch with chocolate options at each course. It's all rounded off with coffee and truffles. Places cost £46 each and must be booked in advance. A great birthday gift idea for a chocolate lover!
Sunday Lunch in November
We serve a fantastic, traditional Lunch every Sunday but during November it's extra special, not only do we serve roast ribs of succulent Herefordshire beef with Yorkshire Pudding but we also feature a buffet of SEVEN Pudding Club puddings from 12 Noon until 3 pm every Sunday, it costs £26.50 per person for three delicious courses and coffee. Reservations are essential as Sunday lunch is always popular but especially so in the winter with all those warming puddings and lashings of custard!
Winter Walk and Lunch
Park your car in our car park, pop into the hotel to collect a map and tips on the things to look out for during your walk, return to the hotel for lunch in Randall's. You can savour a bowl of steaming hot seasonal soup together with a Ciabatta filled with your choice of filling, why not finish off with a Trio of Pudding Club puddings with lashings of Custard? Avaialable in Randall's Bar-Brasserie from 12 Noon to 2.30 pm daily.
101 Things to do before you go abroad!
Have you seen The Pudding Club's entry at number 7 in Visit England's official list of things to do before you go abroad! We are thrilled to be included, thanks to all our loyal pudding loving fans!
The pudding club's Chief Taster Simon Coombe meets Charlie Dimmock
Recently we met up with Charlie Dimmock deep in the Cornish countryside to talk about Kelly's Ice Cream.
Kelly's of Cornwall are running a competition online to promote grow your own fruit. There are lots of lovely prizes to be won including ice cream naturally.
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by Sue Ann Rybak
Residents voiced their concerns about the lack of police presence in Chestnut Hill at a Chestnut Hill Police Sector Area meeting (PSA 4) held on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at the Water Tower Recreation Center located at Ardleigh Street and East Hartwell Lane.
Sgt. Daniel Ayres presided over the meeting, which was attended by five residents.
Ayres summarized the crimes for the month of February in PSA 4, which consists of Chestnut Hill and parts of Mt. Airy. There were four thefts from vehicles, two burglaries and six vehicles reported stolen. One assault occurred at Franklin S. Edmonds Elementary School. One robbery occurred in Wadsworth. No other details were available at that time.
One attendee, who didn't want to be identified, voiced concerns about cars being broken into on East Abington Avenue between Germantown Avenue and Arleigh Street. On Feb. 16, her neighbor discovered that someone had broken the back window of his station wagon.
"It doesn't make the quality of life any better," the Chestnut Hill resident said. "It's been going on for a couple of months. For this to continue to happen, it is very upsetting."
Ayres said currently there are two plainclothes officers and two uniformed officers assigned to Chestnut Hill. Several attendees recommended that neighbors leave their outside lights on to discourage vandalism and other crimes.
One woman also voiced her concern over parents double parking in front of J.S. Jenks School in the morning. She asked if a policeman could patrol that area between 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. on school days.
"They [the police] could send a platoon up there to write tickets," she said. "In some cases, parents are double parked on both sides. Kids are running across Germantown Avenue. Many parents put their blinkers on and leave the car."
Ayres replied that unfortunately double parking is a problem at every elementary school.
"Somebody is going to get killed and then you'll all be there," the woman said. "It is a safety issue that should not be ignored."
Ayres said he would talk to his supervisor about having someone patrol the area during drop-off. He encouraged residents to talk to school officials about parents dropping off students in the morning.
Ayres also discussed several community programs geared to preventing crime, including Operation ID, a burglary-deterrent program that police launched this year. The program involves labeling property such as computers, GPS, TVs and other electronics with an identifying number to discourage burglary and theft.
Participants display a sticker in the window that warns would-be burglars that their property has been marked. Brochures and forms are available in the lobby at 8434 Germantown Ave. For more information on Operation ID or other programs go to phillypolice.com.
The next PSA 4 meeting will be held on March 20 at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 22 East Chestnut Hill Ave. The meeting will be conducted by Sgt. Tees.


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The choice between Dunkin\' Donuts or Starbucks coffee may have a lot to do with whether you live in the Northeast or on the West Coast, but the unevenly-sized competitors have run a tight race on stock performance, with smaller Dunkin\' outperforming most recently.
Over the past 12 months, Dunkin\' shares have gained 24% vs. Starbucks\' 19% rally. Dunkin\' shares have done less poorly than the bigger chain this year, falling 3% vs. Starbucks\' 9% drop. But Starbucks\' investors are in the lead if they picked up both company\'s shares since Dunkin\'s 2011 initial public offering.
On Thursday, Dunkin\' Brands Group Inc.\'s first-quarter results fell short of Wall Street expectations as sales were hampered by winter weather. Shares closed down 1.9% at $46.69.
After the bell Thursday, Starbucks Corp. reported in-line earnings as fiscal second-quarter revenue fell short of expectations. The company raised its earnings outlook for the year. Shares were up 1.4% at $72.10 after hours, following a gain of 1% in the regular session.
When we look at stock price performance since Dunkin\'s July 2011 initial public offering, we see Starbucks has traded ahead of Dunkin\' Donuts.
Both are well-liked by analysts, notwithstanding the year-to-date stock retreats.
For Dunkin\', with a market cap of $5.1 billion, stock analysts have an average stock rating of \"overweight,\" and an average price target of $52.67 versus today\'s $47.59, according to FactSet data. In 2013, net income gained 36% while sales grew 8.5%.
Starbucks is more than 10 times the size of Dunkin\', with a market cap of $53.5 billion. Analysts have an average stock rating of \"buy\" and an average target price of $89 versus Thursday\'s $70.39. For fiscal 2013 at Starbucks, the company reported a 24% rise in earnings with sales up 12%.
Starbucks may have a nationwide reach, and while there seems to be a Starbucks on every corner, Dunkin\' retains dominance in the Northeast as seen in this map from FlowingData.
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Coconino Community College (CCC) is one of 79 grantees in the nation to receive a four-year Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College & Career Training (TAACCCT) Grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to expand the CCC2NAU program. The TAACCCT grant allows CCC to meet the workforce development needs of the region by equipping CCC2NAU graduates with the education and skills to obtain high-wage, high-skills employment.
CCC2NAU is a 2 + 2 transition program that allows a student to achieve an Associate's degree at CCC and then move seamlessly into a Bachelor's program at Northern Arizona University (NAU) with CCC classes transferring. CCC2NAU advantages include the option to live on NAU's campus while at CCC, a waived NAU application fee, a waived NAU Jacks card fee, the ability to purchase a meal plan and join NAU clubs and intermural sports, and the option to enroll in courses at NAU before graduating from CCC, among other benefits. For more information about the CCC2NAU program, visit http://nau.edu/ccc2nau/
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- Coat of blue and white heavy wool tweed in lattice design. Banded collar wraps around neckline, extends to closure and secures to the top snaps of the closure of the coat. Long sleeves. Left side opening with closure of seven large, covered snaps. Calf length. Side slit pockets. Lined in blue silk. Designer's label at lower right of opening: "Christian Dior - New York, Inc." Retailer's label at center back neckline: "Neiman-Marcus"
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- Evening ensemble of heavy pink Alaskine silk/wool blend, consisting of a jacket and dress. The jacket is a cropped, bolero style, with rounded neckline and short sleeves. It has a center front opening with single hook-and-eye at throat. The sleeves, neckline, opening, and hem are edged in band of pink and crystal beads and rhinestones. Scattered over the surface of the jacket are clusters of pearl, crystal, and silvered beads. The matching dress is full-length, with an Empire waist. It is sleeveless, with very slight scoop at front neckline, and a deep rounded scoop to mid-back at back.The straps are heavily beaded with pink and crystal beads and rhinestones. The 4-gore A-line skirt gathers slightly into bodice. The dress has an inner pink nylon(?) sheath lining. The jacket labels are: Retailer's label: "R.S.V.P. / Neiman-Marcus" Designer's label, underneath retailer's label: "Gino Charles" Size label: "8" The dress labels are: Designer's label: "Gino Charles" Origin label: "Made in the British / Crown Colony of Hong Kong" Size label: "8"
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- Daytime ensemble. A) Dress of orange silk with white embroidered polka dots. Sleeveless. Wide, rounded/modified bateau neckline scooped lower in back. Gathered waist, A-line skirt, knee length with two side seam pockets. Center back lapped zipper closure. Bodice lined in orange silk. Skirt lined in cream silk. Designer's label at center back seam near hem: "Norman Norell / New York" B) Jacket of orange silk with white embroidered polka dots. Jewel neckline with mandarin collar. Three-quarter length set-in sleeves. Center front opening with three over-sized ivory silken looped "pompom" buttons. Bound buttonholes. Two snap closures at neckline and two hook & bar closures at hemline. Lined in orange silk. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Norman Norell / New York" Retailer's label below designer's label: "Howard Wolf / Dallas New York" C) Belt of ivory satin ribbon. 2-1/2 inches wide with 3/4 inch fraying at ends.
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When you go out of town for vacation should you still try to workout or should you just take a vacation from that as well?
Well, you could take a week or so off, if that's your wish. However, know that it only takes one week for us to lose 12.5% of our strength and conditioning. That's significant!
After just a week, the lungs are no longer as conditioned to working hard and the muscles have already started to grow smaller in just that short time. When it comes to working out, consistency really is the holy grail and non-consistency is the devil.
Understand, you aren't going to lose all your progress in one week or gain all your weight back in that time, but…also to be noted is that 99% of people eat more on vacation than they do at home and, usually, they're eating foods that aren't the best for you. Pile that on TOP of no workouts and your return home could possibly result in pants that no longer fit.
But, guaranteed, if you took a whole week off from working out, the first week back at the gym will most likely be tough. Tougher than normal. You'll be more sore than normal as well.
It could even discourage you to the point that you take more than the usual days off and delay getting fully back into your routine.
Personally, I don't like how I feel after more than two days without working out, so I actually crave some kind of movement that spikes my heart rate and uses my muscles. I also don't count walking around (like while shopping or at a theme park) or playing beach ball or corn hole as an official workout because these activities, while moving, aren't the kinds of activities that constitute as enough exertion to keep your fitness level up to par.
My advice is to do an official workout at least 2-3 times while on vacation for just 10-15 minutes each. That's it! If you want more, go for it. But this amount in one week's time should be just enough to keep you from starting the downward spiral.
What kind of workout can you plan that you'll actually DO when you're away? Well, you are most likely somewhere with a lovely view so there's always a short run. One mile or two. End with an ocean plunge if you're at the beach!
Or, you could stay indoors and do a short circuit of bodyweight exercises.
Here's an easy and quick one:
15 push ups
20 lunge jumps
Do above circuit for 5 sets. Repeat in a few days.
You can do this poolside or on the sand, unless you're shy about others watching. Grab someone on your trip to do it with you if that helps you feel better! If you lunge in the sand, you might want to do walking lunges rather than jumping as the sand can tend to put you off balance and risk ankle twisting.
Even try swimming for 10-15 minutes out to a certain (safe) point and back for a true full body killer!
Best bet of all: get to a 9Round twice if there's one in the area where you are staying!
My last piece of advice is: whatever you do, do it in the morning. There is much less of a chance that you'll ever get around to it later in the day, especially if adult beverages are consumed! Before you leave the hotel at all is your best bet!
Next week is many people's Spring Break so stay tuned for an AH.MAY.ZING three-minute workout that you can do anywhere with no equipment. Why just three minutes? Wait and see…
Our aim? To do this routine just two or three times the whole week of Spring Break. Do it more if you like, or should I say…if you dare?!
See you next week!


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Apex resident serves as missionary
Jared Green, the son of Trent and Alison Green of Apex, began his service as a missionary at the end of May for the Korea Seoul South Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will begin with three weeks at the Missionary Training Center in Utah, work in South Korea for two years and return to study at Brigham Young University.
Southern Wake Faith Community in Action
Southern Wake Faith Community in Action is looking for volunteers to work on client intake from 9-11:45 a.m. Thursdays and Tuesdays at St. Augusta Baptist Church's Family Life Center offices, 605 Bridge St., Fuquay-Varina. SWFCA is an emergency financial nonprofit. No experience is necessary. For more information, email email@example.com.
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Cary Presbyterian Preschool
Cary Presbyterian Preschool at Cary Presbyterian Church is registering students ages 18 months to 5 years for 2014-15. The church is at 614 Griffis St., Cary. For details or to schedule a tour, call Angie Keith at 919-469-2229 or go to www.carypresbyterian.org.
First Baptist Weekday Preschool
First Baptist Church - Cary's First Baptist Weekday Preschool has openings for children ages 18 months to 5 years for 2014-15. Summer camp is also available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, June 2, to Friday, June 6; Monday, July 7, to Friday, July 11; and Monday, Aug. 4, to Friday, Aug. 8. The preschool is at 218 S. Academy St., Cary. For more information, contact Aliza Travis at 919-467-6356, ext. 114, or email@example.com, or go to www.caryfbc.org/weekday.
Christ the King Preschool camp
Christ the King Preschool at Christ the King Lutheran Church will host a summer camp for ages 2 1/2 to 5 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, June 2, through Friday, June 6, at 600 Walnut St., Cary. The camp costs $145. For more information, call 919-460-0950 or go to www.christthekingcary.org.
Vacation Bible School
•Sunrise United Methodist Church
will host Vacation Bible School for 4-year-olds through fifth-grade students in the evenings Monday, June 16, through Friday, June 20, at 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs. This year's theme is "Weird Animals: Where Jesus' Love is One-of-a-Kind." For details and registration, go towww.mysunrise.org
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will host Vacation Bible School for 3-year-olds through fifth-grade students from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, July 7, through Friday, July 11, at 313 SE Maynard Road, Cary. This year's theme is "Weird Animals: Where Jesus' Love is One-of-a-Kind." Registration costs $15 per child, up to $45 per family. To register, call Beth at 919-467-9394 or go towww.wpumc.com/children
Peace Presbyterian Children's Center
Peace Presbyterian's Children Center at Peace Presbyterian Church has openings for ages 2 to 5 for the fall. The church is at 1777 W. Chatham St., Cary. For details or a tour, call 919-415-1733, email email@example.com or go to www.peacepca.org/ministries/ppcc.
St. Paul's Preschool
St. Paul's Preschool at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Cary is accepting registration for the 2014-15 school year. The church is at 221 Union St., Cary. For more information or to schedule a tour, contact Brooke Bowersox at 919-467-3788 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Greenwood Forest Children's Center
Greenwood Forest Children's Center at Greenwood Forest Baptist Church has openings for ages 2 to 5 for the 2014-2015 school year. The children's center is also accepting enrollment for preschool and elementary school children in summer camp for the week of Monday, June 23, through Friday, June 27. The church is at 110 SE Maynard Road, Cary. For details, call Sandy Duncan at 919-469-0140 or go to cc.gfbccary.org.
Spring cantata
The Christ the King Lutheran Church Senior Choir will present its spring cantata, "Different Times, Different Voices, All Praise to God," at the 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. worship services Sunday, June 1, at 600 Walnut St., Cary.
Senior Banquet
Sunrise United Methodist Church will host a Senior Banquet for the church's graduating students from 5-7 p.m. Sunday, June 1, at 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs. For details, email Eric Prenshaw at email@example.com.
Concert on the Lawn
Cornerstone Presbyterian Church will host its fifth annual Concert on the Lawn with music by the church's band and singers at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, June 1, at 2220 High House Road, Cary. Bring a blanket or chair. The church will serve hamburgers and hot dogs. For details, go to www.cspcusa.org.
Spring Golf Tournament
Wheresoever Ministries' Spring Golf Tournament will begin at 5 p.m. Monday, June 2, at Knight's Play Golf Center, 2512 Ten-Ten Road, Apex. Register for $50 to participate, $100 to sponsor a hole or $250 to be a tournament sponsor. For details and registration, go to www.wheresoeverministries.org.
Church on the Street
White Plains United Methodist Church will serve nonprofits and community members with volunteer work on Sunday, June 8. The first group of volunteers will work from 8-10 a.m. and the second will work from 1-3 p.m. The church will host a worship service at 10:30 a.m. and lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To sign up, call the church at 919-467-9394 or go to www.wpumc.com/churchonthestreet.
Durham Bulls game
White Plains United Methodist Church Family Ministries will organize a trip to a Durham Bulls game on Friday, June 27. Order tickets for $30 for ages 14 and older, $20 for ages 4-14 and free for children younger than 4 by Sunday, June 1, at bit.ly/1ombU51. The group has reserved a picnic shelter for a buffet.
First United Methodist Church - Cary will host GriefShare meetings at 7 p.m. Thursdays, July 10-Oct. 9, in room 125 at 117 S. Academy St., Cary. There will not be meetings on July 17 or July 31. The workbook costs $15. For information about the church, go to www.fumc-cary.org. To register, go to bit.ly/1sEsFba.
Summer writing camp
Peace Presbyterian Church will host a writing camp for ages 8-12 from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, July 14, through Friday, July 18, in room C106 at 1777 W. Chatham St., Cary. Register for $120 by Tuesday, July 1, or $125 after that. The registration fee includes supplies. To register, contact Katharine Parrish at 919-467-1924 or email@example.com.
Christ the King Preschool registration
Christ the King Preschool of Christ the King Lutheran Church is accepting registration for ages 2-5 for the 2014-15 school year. The church is at 600 Walnut St., Cary. For more information, go to www.christthekingcary.org/Preschool/Registration.aspx.
Contemplative worship service
Woodhaven Baptist Church offers a contemplative worship service with meditation from 8:30-9:15 a.m. Sundays at 4000 Kildaire Farm Road, Apex.
Worship services at The Cary
First United Methodist Church - Cary hosts worship services at The Cary theater at 9:45 a.m. Sundays at 122 E. Chatham St.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Holly Springs United Methodist Church hosts "There is a Solution" Alcoholics Anonymous group meetings from 7-8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 108 Avent Ferry Road.
Sisters in Support
White Plains United Methodist Church hosts a support group for women who had or currently have breast cancer from 7-8:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at 313 SE Maynard Road, Cary. For more information, email Lee Heathcoat at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Family support ministry meeting
A family support ministry organized by Mary Williams-Farrington and the Pardoned by Christ Ministry meets the first, second and fourth Tuesday of every month at The Point Church, 1503 Walnut St., Cary. The ministry provides support for people who have been incarcerated or who have or have had an incarcerated family member. For details, call 919-272-3045 or 919-255-5883 or go to www.pardonedbychrist.org.
Overeaters Anonymous
Fuquay-Varina United Methodist Church hosts Overeaters Anonymous meetings from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Wednesdays in room 126, 100 Judd Parkway. The group's supportive meetings don't include weigh-ins, diets or fees. For more information, call 919-557-7712 or 919-771-1393.
Celebrate Recovery
Summit Evangelical Covenant Church will host Celebrate Recovery meetings for people recovering from hurting, hangups and habits at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at 590 Westhigh St., Cary. For more information on Celebrate Recovery, go to www.celebraterecovery.com. For more information on the church's program, go to www.summitnc.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Labyrinth meditation
Cary Presbyterian Church offers a labyrinth meditation walk from 5:30-7:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at 614 Griffis St. For details, call 919-469-1337 or visit www.carypresbyterian.org.
Cancer support group
A cancer support group meets the second Wednesday of each month from 7-8:30 p.m. in Room WC108 at Colonial Baptist Church, 6051 Tryon Road, Cary. Details: Phyllis Travers, 919-233-0355.
Prayer study
Author and speaker Sarah Bush will host a 12-week study on prayer with her book, "The Invitation – Come Boldly to the Throne of Grace," from 10-11:30 a.m. or 7-8:30 p.m. Thursdays at 708 Town Side Drive, Apex. For information or registration, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Knights of Columbus Council 12119 hosts jackpot bingo at 7 p.m. Thursdays at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, 1005 Wilbon Road, Fuquay-Varina. Doors open at 6 p.m. Food and beverages available. Details: Al Munno, 919-557-7718, or Sonny Butler, 845-797-0830.
Celebrate Recovery for Women
Celebrate Recovery for Women meets at 6 p.m. every Friday at the homes of members of North Cary Baptist Church. The group helps women with hurting, hangups and habits. Details: 919-469-8023.
Brown Bag Ministry
The Brown Bag Ministry, which feeds more than 1,400 people a week, is looking for middle- and high school-age volunteers. The group meets at St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church in Apex about 9 a.m. Saturdays. Volunteers prepare bagged meals and hand them out in Raleigh. The group usually finishes by 1 p.m. Details: www.brownbagministry.org.


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PKMS 8th-grade boys playing for own tournament title
The Pansy Kidd Middle School eighth-grade Raiders basketball team will have a shot at winning its own tournament today after beating the Roland Rangers 61-27 Tuesday at the PKMS Gym.The Raiders will play Sallisaw in the title game.The Spiro Bulldogs will meet the Wister Wildcats will play for the consolation championship. The 'Dogs edged the combined seventh-eighth grade Raiders 38-36, while the 'Cats downed the Pocola Indians 27-15.The loss to Spiro dropped the combined seventh-eighth grade Raiders into the seventh-place game against Pocola.On the girls' side, Spiro will play Roland for the championship after the Lady Bulldogs handled Sallisaw 38-18. The Lady Rangers defeated Wister 46-17 in the other semifinal.Wister and Sallisaw will play for third place.The host PKMS eighth-grade Lady Raiders will play for the consolation championship today after a 38-25 victory over the Pocola Lady Indians. The Lady Raiders will play Muldrow as the Lady Rangers edged the PKMS seventh-grade Lady Raiders 25-22. The seventh-grade Lady Raiders will play the Lady Indians for seventh place.


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How To Pick Up Guys
YouTube's cutest vlogging couple Ethan Hethcote and Mark Miller are back in the spotlight after last year's viral hit, "Awkward Gay Kissing," to dispense sage advice on picking up gay men.
If you're wondering what the hell these two young, sexy gentlemen know about picking up guys because it MUST be freaking easy for them, pay attention because they actually have a clue. Or, just watch the video because they're dreamy. Your choice.
Knowing if someone is gay or not isn't nearly as important as knowing if you spark the other person's interest. Remember: not all guys are out to themselves even. Do check out the eyes, but that's not fail proof. A huge reason why it's challenging to click with someone is because the person may need time to assimilate you. We are very complex beings. First impressions don't capture everything there is to know about a person. Chemistry may be there in the beginning, but more often, it develops over time. The best chances of finding someone worthwhile are in common environments, where people enjoy like-minded activities. Bars work better for one-night-stands. Clubs, organizations, and the like have less pressure, people are more relaxed, and you can size each other up better after a few social encounters. People who feel comfortable are more approachable, so you ought to look for them in settings that are not "red-carpet tense".


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Any idea how early? I've always been organised enough to get tickets in advance so I don't really know what time I'd need to show up to have a chance at getting tickets on the door.
― salsa shark, Thursday, 12 April 2012 11:05 (six years ago) Permalink
I'd say before 12 to be safe. Before 11:30 to be even more safe.
― EDB, Thursday, 12 April 2012 11:14 (six years ago) Permalink
Thanks! Would've gone before 11:30 even with a ticket, so no problems there.Fingers crossed, really want to go to this.
― salsa shark, Thursday, 12 April 2012 11:18 (six years ago) Permalink
Guardian find a trend for some dancing in bars and places without a late licence - micro-raves! Whatever next!http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/apr/01/microclubbing-commuter-alternative-rave
― mmmm, Wednesday, 18 April 2012 07:19 (six years ago) Permalink
"dad raves"
― TracerHandVEVO (Tracer Hand), Wednesday, 18 April 2012 10:55 (six years ago) Permalink
I remember when UK garage was really popular years ago there were really quite big day time events in west London for the asian population as it was taboo for going out late at night. Really though the Lock Tavern has had popular nights on a Sunday afternoon for years. It's hardly a new thing.
― mmmm, Wednesday, 18 April 2012 10:59 (six years ago) Permalink
As for people staying out all weekend, that's not new either. I only went a handful of times but Full Circle nr. Heathrow was crazy stuff.
― mmmm, Wednesday, 18 April 2012 11:01 (six years ago) Permalink
I am going crazy early to Terje. Fucked up and forgot to actually buy the tickets after organising a big meet up.
― owenf, Wednesday, 18 April 2012 11:58 (six years ago) Permalink
maybe i'll go and disguise myself as todd terje
― A Little Princess btw (s1ocki), Wednesday, 18 April 2012 12:50 (six years ago) Permalink
the only problem i could see would be if i can't slip away and i end up led right onto the stage
― A Little Princess btw (s1ocki), Wednesday, 18 April 2012 12:53 (six years ago) Permalink
egyptian lover last night was great fun, not sure about corsica as a venue, or maybe i'm not sure about how many tickets they sell, as i found myself squashed and doing some highly precarious dancing on the edge of a step. tbh i have some problems with i think all of the london nightclubs i've been to, maybe i'm just a priggish bastard.
― michael nyman cat (Merdeyeux), Sunday, 22 April 2012 20:48 (six years ago) Permalink
Nah, Corsica's pretty terrible in that respect.
― EDB, Sunday, 22 April 2012 21:55 (six years ago) Permalink
Bloc 2012: C/D?
― EDB, Monday, 23 April 2012 09:43 (six years ago) Permalink
The lineup's great but a) it's in the middle of fucking nowhere on a site that makes the Dome look accessible, and b) the fact that you can buy 'express tickets' that allow you to skip queues etc suggest it'll be a complete organisational shambles.
Also it's really expensive.
― Homosexual Satan Wasp (Matt DC), Monday, 23 April 2012 09:45 (six years ago) Permalink
Maybe I just go to unpopular, niche, nights, but Corsica is usually fine for dancing when I go.
― Chewshabadoo, Monday, 23 April 2012 10:05 (six years ago) Permalink
Admittedly I haven't been for a while and maybe it's just by comparison with places like (the horrible, vile, revolting) XOYO but yeah, I would agree.
― Upt0eleven, Monday, 23 April 2012 10:14 (six years ago) Permalink
true, Beyond the Clouds was perfectly fine. but the Terje night will be incredibly rammed - especially as they've completely forgotten to book anyone for room two
― coal, Monday, 23 April 2012 10:18 (six years ago) Permalink
Yeah it's not splitting the big draws out over both rooms that causes the issue, although Lowlife was sold out and that was alright WRT dancing space.
― Homosexual Satan Wasp (Matt DC), Monday, 23 April 2012 10:24 (six years ago) Permalink
the number of london club venues that are actively pleasant is tiny though. east village and uhhh, ummm, er.
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Monday, 23 April 2012 10:29 (six years ago) Permalink
i intend to go to this though
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Monday, 23 April 2012 10:31 (six years ago) Permalink
actively pleasant sounds like an unfairly high standard to set to me. i'll settle for a venue that's just not grim and hope the night i'm there for does the rest of the work.
― Upt0eleven, Monday, 23 April 2012 10:33 (six years ago) Permalink
So tempted by Bloc. But kinda put off for the reasons Mr DC mentions.
― Scary Move 4 (dog latin), Monday, 23 April 2012 11:24 (six years ago) Permalink
incidentally what's happening in the dance tracks poll nominations thread? is it still just nominations? i can never bring myself to click on a thread with so many new answers
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Monday, 23 April 2012 11:47 (six years ago) Permalink
i haven't really been following it enough to know, but I kinda started losing interest when people were suggesting keeping it to house and techno (not that there's any prob with H&T but it does ignore huge swathes of potential noms for better or worse)
― Scary Move 4 (dog latin), Monday, 23 April 2012 11:56 (six years ago) Permalink
i am hugely pro limiting it to house and techno, maybe i can psyche myself up to clicking on it again
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Monday, 23 April 2012 11:59 (six years ago) Permalink
seems like it'll be a good poll! so many classic tracks i'd forgotten about
xp to mattdc..... lowlife crew care about you having a good time though, it's not just about taking your money which is what puts me most of the big venues in london. don't really understand why you'd pay £15 to get into a place that's too rammed to dance and you can't sit and relax and talk. especially these massive event things where the big name djs usually end up playing boring crowd pleaser sets and everyone is just waiting for the hits. blah, not for me.
places i have enjoyed so far this year, boys club in dalston, passion in hackney, new empowering church. seating areas, buffet food, smoking indoors, byob, friendly people, no-name djs, no queues, no aggro.
― Crackle Box, Monday, 23 April 2012 12:15 (six years ago) Permalink
Plastic People still seems pleasant to me?
― toby, Monday, 23 April 2012 12:36 (six years ago) Permalink
do you still have to queue for 20 mins to get outside?
― Crackle Box, Monday, 23 April 2012 12:49 (six years ago) Permalink
not their fault btw, didn't the council impose some sort of zero tolerence bs on them or something? so security went into airport mode
― Crackle Box, Monday, 23 April 2012 12:51 (six years ago) Permalink
I still like The Nest.
― Upt0eleven, Monday, 23 April 2012 12:55 (six years ago) Permalink
does plastic people still have sauna-like temperatures and no air con?
yeah i like the nest.
smoking indoors = automatic disqualification from being considered pleasant
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Monday, 23 April 2012 13:00 (six years ago) Permalink
went to andy blake's night in brixton 'world unknown' a few weeks ago...that shit is the real deal!
― tpp, Saturday, 26 May 2012 15:30 (six years ago) Permalink
a mate of mine goes to that religiously, fucked if i'm going south of the river though
― r|t|c, Saturday, 26 May 2012 15:38 (six years ago) Permalink
the DARKEST, LOUDEST room imaginable. crazy selection of music: a lot of weird rare stuff i'd never heard but he dropped frankie goes to hollywood at one point heh. he just has the knack for making ppl dance. gay dudes making out at the front, rastas at the back smoking weed. worth the trip i promise!
― tpp, Saturday, 26 May 2012 15:47 (six years ago) Permalink
world unknown and body hammer are both great nights
― coal, Saturday, 26 May 2012 16:12 (six years ago) Permalink
So, I was pressured into going to Bloc (on the Friday only). Line up looks good, and hell if I managed to get home from the shit-pit that is Proud2 I should be able to get back from wherethehellthisplaceis.
― mmmm, Wednesday, 13 June 2012 20:25 (six years ago) Permalink
Not going to free rotation now, almost feel tempted by bloc but when it comes to it...no
― coal, Wednesday, 13 June 2012 20:38 (six years ago) Permalink
bloc line-up = YESbloc everything else = uhhhhhh
― kanye kardashian (lex pretend), Wednesday, 13 June 2012 20:39 (six years ago) Permalink
going to ikonika's ep launch @ rhythm factory this weekend, ft mr beatnick, d££mnds, optimum etc
― kanye kardashian (lex pretend), Wednesday, 13 June 2012 20:40 (six years ago) Permalink
Rhythm Factory must have a new booker, they have some great line ups now. Haven't been there for 18m or so although it's metres from my door..
― mmmm, Wednesday, 13 June 2012 21:06 (six years ago) Permalink
I walk past it every day and at some point in last couple months noticrd lineups were suddenly good
― coal, Wednesday, 13 June 2012 21:12 (six years ago) Permalink
also doing happy hour and Thai food again I see. The next Alfalfa night is a possibility.
― mmmm, Wednesday, 13 June 2012 21:22 (six years ago) Permalink
never heard of that night but i like xandru
― coal, Wednesday, 13 June 2012 21:33 (six years ago) Permalink
OK folks, what is up on Friday? i feel like dancing
― TracerHandVEVO (Tracer Hand), Wednesday, 20 June 2012 16:24 (six years ago) Permalink
ya i just came in to ask the same question! annual assessment panel on friday, PROPER MASH UP required for us all afterwards.
― Merdeyeux, Wednesday, 20 June 2012 16:49 (six years ago) Permalink
rhythm factory is real close to me too! will keep a eye on the line-ups. could be a return to the golden (actually terrible) days when they were doing t bar at that place by aldgate.
― hardhouse banter (tpp), Wednesday, 20 June 2012 18:49 (six years ago) Permalink
i might go to that juan atkins things next friday
― hardhouse banter (tpp), Wednesday, 20 June 2012 18:50 (six years ago) Permalink
Goddamn it I'd love to go dancing Friday but as ever I'm too poor. Do let us know next time though. Am I too old to be going out all night to clubs at 31 (1/2)? I have no idea of the average age of London clubbers as most people may age from the area I live wouldn't be seen dead at a rave...
― Scary Move 4 (dog latin), Wednesday, 20 June 2012 20:03 (six years ago) Permalink
Bought tickets to Nick Hoppner at Corsica on a whim. (I hate to be going back to Toronto in September, where a year = like 3 weeks here, dance music event wise).
― Hennesy Williams (EDB), Wednesday, 20 June 2012 20:34 (six years ago) Permalink
dj neptizzle in dalston
― just sayin, Wednesday, 20 June 2012 21:15 (six years ago) Permalink


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A lot of job-switchers are ignoring what may be one of the best options to get the most out of their retirement: Moving their savings into their new employer's 401(k). MarketWatch's Jim Jelter explains the benefits. (Photo: AP)
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I ... the ... even if retirement is decades away ... it can hurt the look of rooms you can bake today to ensure that you get the most of their nest ... by Amgen Jelter MarketWatch ... and according to a new government report a lot of jobs switchers are ignoring the fact that one of the best options available to them ... one of the moving their savings into a new employer's four oh one that ... most people ... wanna change its Rover existing for a one into an IRA a cat that's been a typical pattern for years was nine dollars adults and faraway land in an IRA It's that there is another option ... when you switch jobs you can in fact secure existing for a one k money and roll it and was similar for a one k plan with your new employer ... what's the advantage ... well while water is typically give you a wider range of investment options ... for new money into another for a one day ... can offer big cost savings over time especially ... if that plan sponsors but big company ... here's an example ... IRAs typically involve investing in retail mutual funds ... which carry fees averaging eight hundred and one dollars ... for every ten thousand dollars invested ... that's roughly twice as much and as you'd pay in fees for of for a one k ... compound that over time that amounts to thousands of dollars in retirement savings ... that you would miss out on in an IRA ... so what most people roll their retirement savings and I are its ... own simple ... investment advisors are much more aggressive about pushing IR is ... there's a lot less painful work in all the new employer ... but in the long run porn your savings into your new employer's


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