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The Flower Border Light Sculpture is a stylised carving of flowers on an oak background. This design, although actually quite simple is also one of the most versatile, looking stunning throughout the colour range and almost as good unlit. Reducing the brightness gives an almost metallic look with some colours and at higher light levels the depth of the image is simply captivating.
Colours and Control
The Light Sculpture is supplied complete with a sophisticated remote control which allows you to select the colour of the light manually or to select any one of 15 different pre-programmed sequences. Manual colour selection is as simple as touching the colour wheel on the remote control and allows you to select up to 100 different shades which can also be varied in brightness. This will allow you to match your colour scheme, or simply keep you amused for quite some time. The remote control uses a radio frequency to communicate with the Light Sculpture and so it does not need to be pointed at the Light Sculpture. Each remote is uniquely linked to each Light Sculpture so that you can operate each Light Sculpture individually even if you have more than one.
Height: 412mm
Width: 312mm
Depth: 100mm
Remote control range: 20M, remote control requires 3x AAA batteries
The Light Sculpture can be simply stood on any suitable flat surface, or it can be wall-hung. For a slightly more elegant display, a stand can be provided separately which will raise the Light Sculpture slightly. Holes are provided in the back of the Light Sculpture for mounting on the wall and appropriate dimensions and instructions are included in the box.

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Avenido de las Americas y Calle K, Reparto La Torre, Varadero, Matanzas
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"great view from my room"
Posted by: mendy on Jul 25, 2014
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A favourite place for families, this all inclusive hotel offers a wide range of entertainment and activities.
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"great view from my room"
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mendy on Jul 25, 2014 >
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Visited on: Jul, 2014 | Leisure | Solo
13 people found this review helpful
It is my second time visiting Varadero and I enjoyed the city like I never wanted to go back, my holiday was the best coupled with the fact that the hotel made it a lot easier for me to enjoy myself and have a nice time in the city. I had the room on the second floor and the view was great as well. There were lots of options when it comes to food as I found out that they even had more options especially for vegetarians and its nice to know that vegetarians are looked after and things provided for their consumption. The lobby bar was pretty awesome as I thought it was way cooler than some I have been to. It is practically home away from home for me, I was well taken care of, the service was awesome, the staff was great and the food was tasty like meal cooked at home. I loved the Italian and Mexican restaurants way better, the buffet restaurant was great and had lots of options. I needed a place to rest during my vacation and this was the perfect spot for me, it is quite peaceful and everything in the hotel was working well. The rooms are clean so was the hotel grounds and nothing required them repairing. The garden view and pool view was pretty amazing; I will be back here again when my next vacation comes. The gorgeous white sand crystal clear beach was a bonus and I loved it.
"cuba, a beautiful but annoying country"
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sam on May 17, 2014 >
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Visited on: May, 2014 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
26 people found this review helpful
first of all, we all know that Cuba is a poor country, we go there for a vacation because its safe and the bonus part is that it helps them out when we do. we tip when we want and we allow ourselves to get ripped off because we know they're poor so f*** it right?.. but god damn! it gets to be so annoying that no body will do a thing without expecting a peso in return. I went to a store to buy a case of 5 cigars they charged me 18 pesos, the next day I went to the same store for another box and it was 15...wow. another time I went into a taxi and told him where I wanted to go to eat, he offers to take me here and there instead and I said no thanks, then he brings me to this house where they make food I said no no no, he says ok ok. and takes me where I had originally asked to be taken, that shit could be scary like wth! its like everyone wants to make a dollar, they're f***ed!! as for sol sirenas coral resort, this is suppose to be 2 resorts in one and you can use the facilities at both...nope!! I went there and the coral side was closed and its the nicer side too, and they didn't even notify me of it either. they use the entertainment stage at the coral side though because the sirenas side doesn't have one. the sirenas rooms I have no complaints, it was clean and I tipped the maid so I was okay there, I had clean towels everyday and so forth. the hallways are full of roaches and other flying insects. and not often swept after being stepped on. they have hardly any entertainment throughout the day and their evening entertainment seemed to be the same throughout the entire week. it began to get very boring. Oh ya, a big FYI is that most all people at this resort are old. I'm talking older like 50-70 years old. very few young people. the beaches are extremely nice. I loved the beach. they have a bar near the beach which was a good thing, and snacks too. the swimming pool on the sirenas side seemed to be green and dirty most of the week so we walked over to the coral side which was inconvenient because they have no bars open no washrooms working because the side was not open. so we pretty much didn't go into a swimming pool our entire stay. the food was okay some of it was actually very good but the only problem was they served the EXACT same food the entire week, same things for breakfast same things for lunch. same same same. Also their coffee isn't that great neither is the milk. maybe its just because of what I'm use to though. other than that the people are pretty nice and the resort is well maintained. they do work hard, that I can see but I guess I just was expecting more from what I saw in the pictures before I purchased my vacation. thanks
"Very Nice week"
Posted by: Alec
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Visited on: Dec, 2012 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
135 people found this review helpful
I booked with Hola Sun direct using their web site. Great price and an agent phoned within 20-30 mins to make sure everything was correct. Flight was with Can Jet, smooth check in and great flight. Hola Sun on the ground wasnt at the airport in Varadero so things didnt go well, no package, no briefing time or place and wasnt helpful at the resort.
We arrived at Sol Sirenas Coral at approx 11:00 AM, check in was fast and our room was ready. Ocean View 4th floor, just what we requested. Everything worked in the room and it was OK.
RESORT: Shows some age, however, clean and the grounds are well kept. We had one small problem and it was fixed within 30 mins after it was reported.
FOOD: Not the greatest at both Buffets, however, we did find enough to eat. Breakfast was the worst, not enough coffee, most food was cool, very little bacon, didnt see a sausage all week, omelette was the best. Lots of bread and cheese. The beach buffet on the Coral side was the best food, however, the guy on the outside grill could do only one thing at a time that caused a long line and upset people.
STAFF: The service staff and the bar staff were great. It seamed the higher you got the worst it was. One woman walked by me four times near the front desk and not once asked if I needed help or was I helped. Changing money, two were chatting between themselves and didnt look at me, another lady got in line, the third lady walked up to the counter and waved her money, spoke Spanish, they looked up changed her money before looking at us. RUDE
ENTERTAINMENT: Both the evening & on the beach, very good.
THANK YOU: Patricia on the front desk; Maydel at the breakfast & lunch buffet Coral side; Annelys at the dinner buffet Sirenas side; John at the Coral Lobby bar and Mercenes & Bruno at the beach bar Coral. Outstanding job, thanks.
WOULD I RETURN: Yes
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"Value maybe, but not great"
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paul on Apr 18, 2012 >
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Visited on: Apr, 2012 | Leisure | With friend
208 people found this review helpful
Not great but perhaps good value at the price. Food is just OK. Place is not well maintained and is getting to be a little run down. Pool and beach bar closes too early. Would not go back but rather spend a little more $s and look for better.
"My family and I loved it!"
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Orlando Rosales on Jan 3, 2012 >
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Visited on: Dec, 2011 | Leisure | Family and Kids
264 people found this review helpful
Highly recommended to everyone! It is very family oriented. Great to bring kids. They have something for everyone. My husband, my son and I spent a week at this resort and absolutely loved it! The beach is great, the service is perfect. The staff was really nice and attentive all the time. The entertaimentteam is phenomenal. They have activities for all ages throu out the day. The gym is small but clean and well equipped. They offer high-quality shows every night. My son came to every show with us.
We would go back to the same resort anytime!
"At times good"
Posted by: stew
on Jul 10, 2011 >
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Visited on: Jul, 2011 | Party | With Group
316 people found this review helpful
My stay ay the resort was average. Food was never good no matter where you went and my stomach and body reacted to this the first night there. The 24 hour bar is where most of our group ended up going for meals which is burgers, hot dogs, or fries. Eating that meal gets kind of boring every day and you cant even get real ketchup as they fill the ketchup bottles with bbq sauce when they run out... Drinks were good but thats a given you cant really mess that up, as well as the beach. Rooms are okay, but the AC is VERY POOR. We ran it the whole time on the coldest setting with the room sealed up and it didnt make a difference so not much sleep was had tossing and turning all night long. Overall the resort could be way better. If you dont mind eating crappy food, sleeping bad with no AC and just want a vacation on the beach getting drunk its perfect but I suggest you look into others. Our trip was 1800 a person for 6 nights and i gladly would have paid 2500 for any other which was better.
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"Are people crazy?"
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john on Mar 8, 2011 >
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Visited on: Mar, 2011 | Leisure | With friend
364 people found this review helpful
The place was clean, the food not to bad.. The staff was good. was not to far from anything... Rent a scooter well worth it..... Hey for a cheap vacation you could much worse!!! I would go again...
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"Would not stay here again"
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Beverley on Feb 10, 2011 >
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Visited on: Jan, 2011 | Leisure | Family and Kids
352 people found this review helpful
We were upgraded to this Hotel = service very very poor = had to ask for toilet paper, mini bar was not stocked - had to ask for the water and pop in mini bar - children every where and cigarette smoke everywhere also - need non smoking areas for non smokers and children. Health hazzard!!!! Too far from the town of Varadero - Much too big - would not stay here again
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Okay, I guess - service wasn't the greatest - had to keep asking for toilet paper, shampoo and soap.
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Mini bar was never stocked properly. Always short pop or beer
Okay - need some upkeeping on statues etc.
Posted by: Cory
on Oct 19, 2010 >
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Visited on: Oct, 2010 | Party | With Group
387 people found this review helpful
I don't know what this Brad guy below me is talking about. You're spending around 700$ to go to a 4 star resort in a 3rd world country... what do you expect? Yes the food is awful, that's because they don't spice anything.
Besides that, everything was pretty good. I met a lot of very nice people from many different places of Canada (Montreal, Sherbroke, Toronto, Calgary, Quebec City) which I still speak with daily. Anytime of day you can find something going on on the resort. People who complain that there "arent any activites" going on just didn't look hard enough. For example, one day yes they were setting up a pool activity, and it started raining pretty heavily. Because of this, they shut down the pool activity for the day. However, about 20-25 of us started having a dance party in a elevated section of the pool, which is still one of my most fondest memories.
The beaches were beautiful. I mean how can you go wrong? It's exactly how you picture it, perfect sand and a nice blue water.
Two things I will say however, is bars did tend to run out of certain alcohols at times. However, they were usually quick act in getting a new bottle to that bar.. not to mention there is a bar every 40 feet, are you THAT lazy? And secondly, although the disco looks like it could be a lot of fun (big dance floor, big stage, lots of surrounding area, big bar, lots of couches) there was litearlly 5 people there every time we went.
Overall, you get what you paid for. People expecting to go down there for 700$ and stay in upperclass 5 star resorts and eat the best food possible just have to high of expectations on what to expect on a trip like this.
I would recommend this resort for Groups of young 20, early 30s.. Honeymooners, family's with older children (14+) and single travelers looking to meet new people and have a great time.
"Great Vacation"
Posted by: Arlene
on Feb 24, 2010 >
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Visited on: Feb, 2010 | Leisure | Family and Kids
908 people found this review helpful
Great Vacation
Your Arrival:
Quick Efficient check in.
Clean room - pleanty of space for 3 of us in the one room. Older for sure but clean. Lots of hot water - enough for us every day to shower one right after the other. Ask for bottled water from your maid as they are the only ones who stock your room.
Restaurants and Bars:
We ate mostly in the Coral Buffet area and the 24 hour snack bar. The food was excellent. So much desert choices. Breakfast was always fresh omlettes made to order - and so much fruit and cheeses and breads to feed a king. The Lunch buffet I can't comment on as we always skipped lunch and ate at the snack bar. The Dinner buffet was fabulous - lots of selection - different kinds of meats could be cooked to your liking if you wished. Fresh Pasta bar made to order. So much food we never were unhappy eating here.
Pool was nice and cool and very refreshing on the hot days. Very clean and the pool activities were fun.
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
We had a few days of rain so activities are not run on those days but there is so much stuff to do we entertained ourselves with a game of pool and outdoor chess and ping pong.
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We would definately stay here again. It was a first trip to Cuba and we were treated very well and had a most relaxing and wonderful time.


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The Burton Escapade EST Snowboard Bindings for women is perfection with precision. These are amazing bindings for those who have had experience snowboarding and want to upgrade what they have. These bindings will let you rule the mountain with comfort ability and speed. The Escapade is a brand new binding recently released by Burton and it will not fail you. These look amazing and will make sure that your trip down the slopes won''t end in a broken ankle.
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The adventure of the off-piste is what we all dream of but avalanche is our worst nightmare. If you intend to venture away from the controlled pistes and into the mountain arena you owe to it yourself to be trained first. Avalanche Academy now offer safety training in Chamonix, with private courses also available in Verbier, Morzine, Saint Gervais, the Grand Massif, Courmayeur, La Thuile and other venues on request.
Avalanche Forecast from France Meteo
There have been several deadly avalanches recently in the Western Alps. Notably in the Valais region of Switzerland where 4 people were killed last weekend. Many are saying this is the most dangerous snowpack in decades, and others are calling for a ban on off-piste activities.
The weakness in this winter's snowpack has been caused by the unusual weather at the start of the season. Late November there was heavy snowfall, followed by over three weeks of high pressure. Cold temperatures, combined with a shallow snowpack, resulted in a "steep temperature gradient". This is the rate at which the temperature changes as you go from the air, through the snowpack, to eventually reach the ground. In layman's terms, the more rapid the change, the more likely weak crystals will develop. These "facets" are delicate, and don't bond together. Hence they provide an ideal sliding surface for a stronger layer above.
I read an article by Peter Hardy, ski correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, stating that he would not be going into the backcountry this winter as the risk was unjustifiable. However, I think many people are simply missing the point. The backcountry is never 100% safe. There is always a degree of risk, and that risk must be managed.
Certain slopes are more prone than others to avalanche. 30-45 degrees is the optimum angle for avalanches to occur. Hence in high risk conditions you should stay on low angle slopes.
Understanding the exact location of weaknesses within the snowpack is essential. Avalanche Bulletins for the Mont Blanc region clearly state that shady slopes between 2000m and 3000m have a high risk of weak facetted layers which could easily be triggered by skiers. So, don't ski steep slopes, on Northerly aspects, between 2000m and 3000m. With this simple strategy you have reduced the risk enormously.
Below 2000m, and on Southerly aspects above 2000m, recent warm temperatures and the warming effect of the sun have melted most of these facets to form a strong layer within the snowpack.
Above 3000m the risk is currently lower still as the permanent snowcover at that altitude meant that facets did not form there. Hence on Wednesday I guided a descent of the Vallee Blanche and experienced exceptionally good snow. A perfect 500m slope of untracked powder, above 3000m was all ours - and it felt fantastic ! If you don't believe me, just have a look at the picture.
In most cases, recent fatal avalanches occurred in the exact places described by the avalanche bulletin as being most dangerous. Unfortunately many people read the bulletin, but do not actually apply it to their Trip Planning for the day.
The experience of the off-piste and backcountry is something many people dream of for most of the year. It is dangerous, but with planning and a careful approach throughout the day, these risks can be managed, allowing people to enjoy the whole mountain and not just the groomed pistes. Rather than recommending people not to go off-piste I firmly believe that people should get educated about the dangers of avalanche so that they can learn how to manage the hazards for themselves.
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A 16 year old British male from Winchester has been confirmed dead after an avalanche in the Austrian resort of Lech yesterday. The teenager was skiing with his twin brother, father, and a ski instructor.
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If you have visited our website this past week you may have noticed a different look. In honor of the winter, we have changed the background to a more wintry theme. This year, we will be changing the theme every season to remind everyone that each season has its own spirit. Even though in the Northwest there are only two seasons, summer and rainy season, we can still keep in mind the spirit of the seasons. Winter is the time of turning in, of reflection and of planning for the year ahead. It is a quiet, solemn time filled with expectation. Read more
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Year of the Snake & Superstars
February 10th marks the beginning of the year of the snake. The Snake like it's more powerful cousin, the Dragon, is wise and clever in financial matters. Its wisdom goes deeper than financial matters, however, and this year will be one for self-examination and planning. It is a time to ask what is really important and focus attention on what is crucial for your growth. Read more
Thank You Groupon Customers!
We are coming up on the expiration date of our Groupon deal. January 16th is the last day that a Groupon can be redeemed to get the full acupuncture visits. If you have a Groupon that has already expired don't throw it away. The original deal will expire but remember the value that you paid never expires. You can always come in and apply that value toward an acupuncture visit. If you want to try acupuncture, don't let that opportunity pass you by, you can still get an appointment for a discount. Read more
Join me at Molbak's
I would like to invite you to join me for a Girl's Night Out at Molbak's to benefit the YWCA. It's this Thursday from 7-9:30 pm. The cost is $20. There will be door prizes a 10% discount off of everything in the store and more. You have to register ahead of time, so click on the picture in this post for more information and to register. Read more
On Vacation
Sticking to the principle that taking a rest every once in a while is good for your health, we are away on vacation this week. Susan will be back working in Snohomish on July 30th. Our Woodiniville office will open again on July 31st. Our regular blog posts will also resume on July 30th.
Our New Far Infrared Sauna
We have just added a far infrared sauna to our practice. Though I am a relative neophyte to infrared saunas, I am excited about what I have read and felt so far. Read more
Transitions Lifestyle Workshop
Susan Groller will be offering a 12 week Transitions Lifestyle workshop at Balance Acupuncture, starting on June 28th. The TLS workshop gives you the tools and education to make healthy choices in your life. It is not just about diet; modifying your attitudes and behavior around diet and exercise are a big part of the TLS system. This means real and lasting change that improves your overall body composition. Read more
Early Screen for Breast Cancer
Just letting everyone know that Sky Valley Healing Arts in Snohomish will be holding a breast health screening. The screenings will be on Monday, June 4, from 9 am to 4 pm. They use the ForeCYTE breast health test that screens for pre-cancerous lesions before they show up on mammogram. Click here to see the flyer.
Our New Website
Our website has had a complete overall, to make it easier to find the information you need. A new menu with drop-down tabs at the top will make it easier to navigate from page to page. Read more
New Additional Location
Susan has added a new location to her acupuncture business. Starting February 6, 2012, Susan will be working Monday and Wednesdays at Sky Valley Healing Arts in Snohomish, Washington. Sky Valley Healing Arts is an integrative center including a Naturopathic Doctor, Nurse Practitioner, Massage Therapist as well as other practitioners. Read more


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Don't let the potential resale value of a golf club be a reason to purchase one.
Are you deciding between a standard stock club(s) straight off-the-rack verses a custom made club(s) because the standard stock club will have a greater resale value? If so, you should think about this. You are going to take a huge loss regardless compared to what you originally paid for them when you trade in your clubs. After all, who ever takes in the trade-in has to make a profit to resell your set. Sadly but true, clubs equipped with stock offerings (length, shaft, grip) will have a higher resale value than those that have been customized or altered slightly from a manufacturers standard specifications. After all, you or the buyer will have to find another customer that fits your specifications or cut the price so the player have afford to have to modified to his or her specs.
Another very important consideration, there is a very good chance the standard stock club will not fit you for length, lie, and shaft type or grip size. If so, you will never be able to hit the clubs to your full potential. In that case your investment is not a very good one and not a valid excuse to opt for the stock setting for the higher resell value. The bad part is maybe there is only one specification that is different than the stock offering such as the length 1/2" longer, lie 2 degree flatter or the grip midsize instead of standard and the cost of the upgrade may be minimal, if at all.
When you buy a custom suit, the idea behind that investment is that you intend to use it because you know that it fits and not because of the potential resale value. After you get your use out of the custom fit suit (or out grow it), you are only going to donate it to charity, give it to a fellow friend or family member that it might come close to fitting (they can have altered) or throw it away if it badly used.
Golf clubs should have the same amount of consideration when buying them – the intent that they will work the first time you take them out. If you are unsure if a stock club will fit, don't buy the whole set. You can buy a single club first. If it fits, then you can buy the rest of the clubs around it. In the unfortunate event it does not fit, you are not out much and in many cases the club can be altered to fit for a nominal fee. Don't let the potential resale value of a golf club be a reason to purchase one.
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Absolutley BUT I understand that in todays economy(alot less disposeable income) that not many golfers have the means to purchase "new" excellent quality golf clubs. Now, I don't mean to offend Hireko or anyone who advertises with Hireko but there is "alot" of really well built "used" golf clubs out there! A new set of shafts and grips that been fitted to a "used" set of excellent quality irons and "your away to the races!"
I play 1969 Mens r/h stainless steel Achushnet "Finalist" bullet back irons and they cost me "less than half" of what a good quality set of irons would today, even after new shafts and properly fitted. Friends have asked me if I ever decide to sell them to call them. Their willing to give me "more than" it cost me to put purchase and rebuild them. I have my own theories on why this has happened but this is not the place to write about it but "in my opinion – look to well manufactured used clubs and then purchase new Heriko shafts along with proper fitting and you will have clubs that hold or increase their "trade-in" value.
I have been building clubs for about twenty years and confidently so. If you know anything about materials and CAD designed club heads then you will be quite comfortable using club heads falsely called knock offs.
I have heard some golfers say that losing money is the reason for not buying off brand clubs. Simply put a brand name set may cost $700.00 and sold for three hundred is a $400.00 loss. Hireko clubs built from the same materials may cost $400.00 and given to someone for nothing whould be the same loss. Club component suppliers employ Proffesionals to test the equipment to ensure the playability is equal to brand name clubs so that golfers of every level can be sure of there equipment.
I have to whole heartly agree with Mr Phillips I do basically the same thing he does. I currently play a set of 1970 Macgregor VIPs i have updated to TT S 300 shafts. I have 5 sets of vintage Macgregor blades one set of 66 Tourney "black face" customs I have a used set of Rifle 5.0s in. I have my own loft and lie machine and do my own work.


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A nuclear reactor in Alabama automatically shut down because of an electrical problem, but regulators say there is no threat to the public.
Officials report the Unit 1 reactor at Plant Farley south of Dothan automatically shut down around 9 p.m. on Tuesday. No radiation was released. Plant operators did not report any damage that could threaten the public.
An initial report filed with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said the plant experienced a failure with an electrical transformer. As a result, the reactor automatically shut down and one of its emergency diesel generators started up.
Plant officials reported that the cause of the failure is under investigation. Atlanta-based Southern Co. could not immediately comment, but officials planned to release more details later Wednesday.
The plant's second reactor was unaffected.
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10.Jun.2011 Summer Time! Free Tracks time!
It's now summer time in Canada (with some rain though) and it was a long wait I can tell you . So here are some free tracks for you to download, it's been a long time I've posted some I know! But it was worth the wait! First one is from 1ino1eum, I like all his remixes, period, nothing else to say. Then Karasho, you might know him already, this is a crazy talented but also masked guy from Italy, very filthy music. We also have a track from Controls, a talented guy who released his track Higher on Tasty Bytes records, he's wearing a mask too, a plug mask. I didn't know about The E-Jokes, but now I like it! And we have an Aleksander Grudniewski track, I've discovered him with his famous track Assassin In My Fridge on Ventuno records a couple of months ago, good stuff. I hope you'll enjoy all these cool tracks! Feel free to listen to it with some ice cream:P.
You Killing Me – Renaissance (1ino1eum Holy Remix) by 1ino1eum
KARASHO_KARMIKA (KARASHO LOVES YOU) by KARASHO
Controls & Skrillex(kinda) – Chicken Ting by Controls
Chris Brown Ft. Benny Benassi – Beautiful People(The E-Jokes Bootleg) by The E-Jokes
Binkers – Do It Right (Calvertron's 59 Fifty Remix / Al Grudniewski Edit) by Aleksander Grudniewski


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Joyce Giraud was one of two new "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and coming out of her first reunion she has some not so nice things to say about cast mate Brandi Glanville.
Joyce Girard feels sorry for Brandi Glanville and says in her March 17 Bravo blog that Brandi is a back-stabber who plays the eternal victim but should, instead, count her blessings. Joyce wrote in her Bravo blog that she was polite and let Brandi speak at "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reunion, but Brandi did not offer her the "same kindness" and cut her off every time she tried to speak. Says Joyce Giraud, "I guess no matter how many books you sell you can never buy class."
At "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reunion Brandi had a lot to say about Joyce "settling" for her husband Michael de Ohoven. Brandi attacked Giraud's husband calling him short and ugly and saying that Joyce "settled" for him. In her Bravo blog Joyce assured "RHOBH" fans that her husband Michael is tall and handsome and that he loves and respects her. Joyce says that she and Michael share the same views in life and that he is a great father and treats her like a queen. "I hope for her sake that [Brandi] one day find a man even half as great as mine who she can 'settle' with. Perhaps that would take her out of her misery," Joyce said in her blog.
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Tomorrow is my brother's birthday. Last weekend we celebrated. I asked him what kind of cake he would like, and he said, "Reese's or Butterfinger. if you can pull it off." And just like that, I was on the receiving end of a baking challenge. I decided to go for it and make him a Reese's inspired cake. It was a success!
I used the my go-to chocolate cake recipe, Number 11 from Ming Makes Cupcakes, but used two nine-inch cake pans to bake it, and adjusted my cooking time accordingly. If I do it again, I'd probably lower the cooking temperature to 325 also, because the cake was the slightest bit dry. For the frosting,I used a basic chocolate ganache recipe, trading in half and half for the cream and omitting the rum. Then I made my own peanut butter filling. I eyed my measurements, but it was about a cup of smooth peanut butter, a cup of powdered sugar, a tablespoon of vanilla, and a third of a cup of agave nectar. I added in a bit of milk at a time until it was spreadable.
To make the "E" for Erik, on the top, I used Reese's pieces. Originally the design included some brown ones, but they looked bad so I had to swap them out. Other than the ganache not being as smooth as I intended, the cake looked pretty good, and most importantly, it tasted delicious.
Since discovering the joy of baking, making birthday cakes has quickly become one of my favorite enterprises. I'm sure I'll make this one again, but perhaps next time, I'll use chunky peanut butter instead of smooth.
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Singer Rihanna woken by hotel fire
Jun 28 2012
Rihanna suffered a rude awakening when she was one of 300 guests evacuated from a London hotel after a lift shaft caught fire.
The chart star tweeted a picture of a fire engine outside the hotel in Whitehall Place to her 23.5 million followers.
A London Fire Brigade spokesman said no one was injured in the blaze on Wednesday morning.
Barbadian star Rihanna told fans on Twitter: "Roamin da streets since 6am! Fyah in da telly".
The spokesman said the fire caused a small amount of damage to a lift on the 7th floor of the hotel.
Around 10 firefighters dealt with the incident after being called at 6.22am.
Rihanna performed at the Radio 1 Hackney Weekend concert on Sunday.
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Nottingham Forest have appointed Alex McLeish as their new manager.
That's just 24 hours after the sacking of Sean O'Driscoll as Forest manager.
The club's Kuwaiti owners insisted this time round, on getting a manager with Premier League experience.
And Mcleish who's been out of a job since leaving Aston Villa 7 months ago, was the man they went for.
53 year old McLeish begins work at the City Ground later today, before taking charge of tomorrow's home league clash against Crystal Palace.
Blackburn Rovers sacked manager Henning Berg last night, after just 57 days on the job.
The Norwegian who was on a 3-year contract, has led the club to just 1 win in 10 matches so far.
And 2 nights ago, Rovers lost 1-0 to Middlesbrough in what was their 5th defeat in 6 games.
Blackburn have also fired 3 other members from the coaching staff.
Presently 17th in the 2nd Division, Blackburn will travel to Barnsley tomorrow.
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Newcastle United's top scorer Demba Ba, could leave in the upcoming transfer window because of a release clause in his contract.
And that's why Magpies manager Alan Pardew is hoping that club will make him stay, by offering a new deal as soon as possible.
The Senegalese has scored 11 Premier League goals this season.
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I don't know, I perfectly understand that people might enjoy this. It's a strange and scary world pit there. But it does make life unpleasant for the rest of us. One example that springs to mind is the control of the pricing of raid flasks, on my server they have recently rocketed in price from 20 to an average of 70 gold and they are all listed by one player.
While this isn't a problem for established players with many revinue streams or the ability to tap guild resources, the newer player trying to get a foothold in raiding finds themselves unable to afford what many consider to be an essential buff.
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Given that the skull of the average 'Walking Dead' zombie seems to be pierced very easily, I see no reason why the smart zombie hunter in this show wouldn't be best served with a suppressed Ruger 10/22. Fast followups for crowds, quiet signature, highly portable ammo, lightweight guns….seems ideal for the travel-intensive survivor lifestyle of a zombie apocalypse. Until, of course, you encounter the other walking dead – the less-than-friendly survivors. Then you'll be wanting your AK and M4 back.
I was complaining to the wife that I like the episodes that deal with the nuts-n-bolts of day-to-day existence in the zombie-infested world – securing food, scavenging, security, fuel issues, hygiene, etc, etc. When it turns into interpersonal drama, the show could be like any other soap opera only with the element of zombies. Now, obviously, in a real crisis of any sorts there are still going to be interpersonal dramas…a couple that was at each others throats before the bombs go off will probably still be at each others throats afterwards…maybe even more so. And there's always going to be love triangles, naked self-interest, betrayal, etc, etc. I know that but I still wish they'd just stick to the issues instead of going to war with New Bern..I mean, Woodbury.
How many times do these people need to have near death experiences before adopting a two-man rule? And establishing departure/return times? And contingency planning? And organized searches for supplies? Heck, there's still parts of the prison that have bad guys in it.
As long as theyre sending out people to scavenge, they may as well scout out a couple secondary and tertiary fallback positions as well. Stock them, secure them, hide them, and be ready to evac the minute a superior force looks like it'll take their primary location. Did these people learn nothing from eight months of wandering after their farm was overrun?
I know its the end of the world, but personal hygiene really needs some attention. A bucket of hot water, some soap and a washcloth at least. Whats the point of avoiding getting bitten by a zombie when you wander around all day covered in it's decaying gore, filth and who knows what else. Avoid dying of zombie virus just to die of some other easily avoidable infection?
Still, I'll continue watching the show. If nothing else it'll be interesting to see how some of these personal dramas get worked out.


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"Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere."
21 May 2011
Well Said: Everywhere
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It certainly is! Especially with airline prices these days. Lovely quote.ReplyDelete
I love that! I'm reading An Object of Beauty so I'm in the art galleries of Manhattan this weekend!ReplyDelete
I'm reading Hounded by Kevin Hearne, an urban fantasy... and it's taking me to Tempe, Arizona with Atticus, fighting giants, dodging treacherous witches, minding polite manners with temperamental gods, and trying to stay alive ...reminds me of Harry Dresden by Jim Butcher :)ReplyDelete
That is so true!ReplyDelete
Whitney: LOL Right!?ReplyDelete
Debbie: Ooooo fun! Thanks for stopping by!
Cherry: O sounds like fun. I love Arizona. It's a very cool place with a great feel. I need to try the Dresden books. I've been watching the show on Netflix.
Bermuda: Thanks :)
Great quote, and I love the picture too.ReplyDelete
Right now I am reading An Unlikely Suitor, and enjoying my visit to New York City in the late 1800's.
Maybe you should start a meme, this just might catch on, LOL!
I'm reading a thriller on my kindle to study the nuts and bolts of the genre.ReplyDelete
That's possibly the best quote ever!ReplyDelete
Awesome quote. ;) Liking it.ReplyDelete
Excellent quote indeed! I have several plpaces I can go: a crime scene in Montreal, 1950's Hawaii, or with girlfriends in Seattle.ReplyDelete
I like variety :) Enjoy your weekend!
Great quote and so entirely true!ReplyDelete
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Oh, what a great quote. My reading is taking me on some incredible journeys this weekend. Somehow I've not been able to make up my mind what book I really want to get into, so instead I'm reading FIVE: Forbidden, Die for Me, Artemis Fowl, The Fourth Stall and Two Moon Princess. Of all these great books I think the farthest I'll travel is France! :-)ReplyDelete
I like this! My thoughts exactly. I can travel all over the world and never leave my comfy chair. Have a great day!
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Can I just say how much I agree with that? You just find the perfect quotes for a reader!ReplyDelete
That's a great quote and so true! I feel like I can go anywhere as long as I have a book!ReplyDelete
Isn't that the truth?! I love it!ReplyDelete
So true, every book is a different journey.ReplyDelete
LOVE the quote! Got my hands on "Between" by Cyndi Tefft so I'm in Scotland at the moment! :PReplyDelete
Very true! For instance - historical fiction takes me to all those eras I can only dream of living in.ReplyDelete
Great quote.ReplyDelete
I love this!ReplyDelete
Reading has taken me this weekend to Wyoming in Unearthly by Cynthia Hand and to 1500's England and a prep school in Mass for Infinite Days. I've been busy!
You have the coolest memes!
Nantucket! I'm reading Starcrossed by Josephine Angelini.ReplyDelete
love that quote and the picnic box! with books, so cute!ReplyDelete
Great quote. I was reading in the movie theater this weekend. I stopped after the previews ended. I wasn't that rude.ReplyDelete
What an interesting way to put it! And it's such a true fact :PReplyDelete
Love this quote! My reading took me to a small beach town--Sarah Dessen's What Happened to Goodbye.ReplyDelete
Great quote, Juju! I'm reading the Inspirational YA novel How Huge the Night by Heather and Lydia Munn. I'm in France in 1942 with some very brave teens. So far I'm loving the story!ReplyDelete
Love the quote! I'm reading The White Queen by Philippa Gregory, so my reading is taking me to 15th century England :)ReplyDelete
I'm still trying to finish up The Sandalwood Tree. It took me awhile to get into it, but I'm enjoying it. Its just one of those books that takes awhile (for me anyway)ReplyDelete
Love this quote!ReplyDelete
I'm reading an Ivy Malone Mystery--how was your weekend?ReplyDelete
I just had a painful 2.5 hour flight without any book! I had just hiked out of the Grand Canyon and was planning to pick something up at the airport to read but ended up without any time! I read the inflight mag cover to cover...and then again.ReplyDelete
Fantastic quote, Juju. So very true. This weekend I was visiting a small town named Junction in 13 to Life and another small town named Washokey located in Wyoming in Like Mandarin. I don't know where I'll travel next. Hopefully it's somewhere cool, hehe! =]ReplyDelete
Finished Hounded too soon :( ...then I was at a lost end to find something just as good to read! Good thing Magic Slays by Ilona Andrews arrived in the mail! Yay!! Just in time to save me!!! :DReplyDelete
Well said! Reading is the most inexpensive vacation/escape on the planet. ^_^ReplyDelete
Love that quote -- I'm going to save it :) Okay the weekend is over, but I'm over in the moors of England with Catherine and Heathcliff.ReplyDelete
What a fabulous quote! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I love this quote! My reading is currently taking me to a Psych Ward--I'm reading Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson.ReplyDelete
Janet Ruth: Ooooo what a time that must have been in New York.ReplyDelete
Great idea! *scratching head*
Catherine Stine: Ooooo fascinating.
Lizzy & Aths: Thank you darling!
Nina, Freda, Danielle Angel, Jenny N., Cozy in Texas, VV, Justine, Penny, Teresa, & Christie: Thank you for visiting and your thoughts!
Jenny Girl: Oooo I like that variety. 1950's Hawaii sounds awesome.
Gina Precious: 5? Whoa. Really? You're a machine/serious multi-tasker.
Sherrie: Thank you and thanks for visiting.
Jade & Misha: Agreed!
Tipsy: I'm itching to see Scotland! Enjoy!
Kim Butterfly: Ooooo I loved Wyoming through Cynthia's eyes. It made me want to move there.
Natalie Mindful: I've always wanted to go there and had no idea Starcrossed takes place there.
Alexis: In the theatre? Wow. I've never tried that. Way to take your book everywhere! It must have been a good one, huh?
Meredith: Nice! I adore visiting small beach towns!
Renee Ann: O that sounds amazing and exciting and maybe scary?
Midnight: O wow!
Kaye: Great thanks for asking. And yours?
Kitchen-Dreams: O goodness. I hate when that happens! But I can sympathize.
Bere: Small towns are always fun and full of interesting characters.
Cherry: Yay for the mail carrier!
GMR: Amen!
Georgia Girls: O I remember when I was reading it I desperately tried to imagine their houses.
JessicaBookLover: O talk about interesting characters!
iiii love this quote. it's so true.ReplyDelete
Jenni & Carrie: Thanks :)ReplyDelete