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1. Turkey Cocktail: To one large turkey add one gallon of vermouth and a demijohn of angostura bitters. Shake.
2. Turkey à la Francais: Take a large ripe turkey, prepare as for basting and stuff with old watches and chains and monkey meat. Proceed as with cottage pudding.
3. Turkey and Water: Take one turkey and one pan of water. Heat the latter to the boiling point and then put in the refrigerator. When it has jelled, drown the turkey in it. Eat. In preparing this recipe it is best to have a few ham sandwiches around in case things go wrong.
4. Turkey Mongole: Take three butts of salami and a large turkey skeleton, from which the feathers and natural stuffing have been removed. Lay them out on the table and call up some Mongole in the neighborhood to tell you how to proceed from there.
5. Turkey Mousse: Seed a large prone turkey, being careful to remove the bones, flesh, fins, gravy, etc. Blow up with a bicycle pump. Mount in becoming style and hang in the front hall.
6. Stolen Turkey: Walk quickly from the market, and, if accosted, remark with a laugh that it had just flown into your arms and you hadn't noticed it. Then drop the turkey with the white of one egg—well, anyhow, beat it.
7. Turkey à la Crême: Prepare the crême a day in advance. Deluge the turkey with it and cook for six days over a blast furnace. Wrap in fly paper and serve.
8. Turkey Hash: This is the delight of all connoisseurs of the holiday beast, but few understand how really to prepare it. Like a lobster, it must be plunged alive into boiling water, until it becomes bright red or purple or something, and then before the color fades, placed quickly in a washing machine and allowed to stew in its own gore as it is whirled around. Only then is it ready for hash. To hash, take a large sharp tool like a nail-file or, if none is handy, a bayonet will serve the purpose—and then get at it! Hash it well! Bind the remains with dental floss and serve.
9. Feathered Turkey: To prepare this, a turkey is necessary and a one pounder cannon to compel anyone to eat it. Broil the feathers and stuff with sage-brush, old clothes, almost anything you can dig up. Then sit down and simmer. The feathers are to be eaten like artichokes (and this is not to be confused with the old Roman custom of tickling the throat.)
10. Turkey à la Maryland: Take a plump turkey to a barber's and have him shaved, or if a female bird, given a facial and a water wave. Then, before killing him, stuff with old newspapers and put him to roost. He can then be served hot or raw, usually with a thick gravy of mineral oil and rubbing alcohol. (Note: This recipe was given me by an old black mammy.)
11. Turkey Remnant: This is one of the most useful recipes for, though not, "chic," it tells what to do with the turkey after the holiday, and how to extract the most value from it. Take the remants, or, if they have been consumed, take the various plates on which the turkey or its parts have rested and stew them for two hours in milk of magnesia. Stuff with moth-balls.
12. Turkey with Whiskey Sauce: This recipe is for a party of four. Obtain a gallon of whiskey, and allow it to age for several hours. Then serve, allowing one quart for each guest. The next day the turkey should be added, little by little, constantly stirring and basting.
13. For Weddings or Funerals: Obtain a gross of small white boxes such as are used for bride's cake. Cut the turkey into small squares, roast, stuff, kill, boil, bake and allow to skewer. Now we are ready to begin. Fill each box with a quantity of soup stock and pile in a handy place. As the liquid elapses, the prepared turkey is added until the guests arrive. The boxes delicately tied with white ribbons are then placed in the handbags of the ladies, or in the men's side pockets.
Thirteen ideas for your leftover turkey, by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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"I've found out a good amount through the years," Phillip said to the interviewer. He looked into the interviewer's eyes with the confidence he could usually only show himself in the mirror.
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"I know that life within our known universe is borderline impossible without the various intricacies of particles and forces acting on, canceling out, and redirecting each other into a perfect harmony.
"I know that gravity is the big issue with trying to figure out 'The Theory of Everything' and that if we could just find five to seven as of yet undiscovered particles it would all make sense and the universe could be deemed 'natural' as Einstein put it.
"I know that time travel backwards is impossible short of travelling at the speed of light and traversing the circumference of a cylinder that equals infinity. And even then I'd only be able to travel a second back, just enough to wave goodbye to myself.
"I know that you and me and everything you see could be nothing more than an illusion of our perception. Hell, those leaves outside on those trees aren't even green. They're every color but green. We're only seeing what's reflected back out at our eyes. The world you see is, in essence, a lie.
"I know that the stars we see are a reflection of our past and that it's a picture of what the galaxy was hundreds of thousands of years ago. One day, they'll just start to disappear and we'll begin to realize that maybe, just maybe, the reason we can't find anyone else is that we've been alone long before we realized we were conscious. Maybe they got to where we are or just a bit further before they blew themselves up over religion or politics or power sources.
"And most of all, I know that none of that knowledge matters to you, sir. Nor that I have a master's degree. And that I lost this job well before I even opened my mouth. Mainly because my suit jacket has a hole in it and I forgot to shave."
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I just tried connecting 10 times, and each time it displayed the same "failed to host gta online session" error. This is actually my first attempt to try GTA online since it launched, as I was hoping that with a little time this issue would be sorted out. Any one else experiencing this? Any things I can try to fix this? I'm on the PS3. This is real frustrating and real disappointing.
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@composite: It's been working here for a week or more. Funny thing is that since the last patch, or at least it's since then that I've noticed it, I'm getting short disconnects. Sometimes the first I notice is a small banner on the bottom left saying it's reconnected and saved.
I'm afraid I have no tips on how to get on. If the game is claiming that the servers are down then it would seem it's not your end. Still as a matter of habit you should of course check and double check everything. All cables plugged in, powered up, access to router enabled etc etc etc. Just in case it over reports the servers when actually it's a good old fashioned blocked port.
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With the New York Giants looking to add talent at the linebacker position this season, they are doing their due diligence on the free agent market. One of the players that has generated attention from the Giants is Minnesota Vikings free agent linebacker Jasper Brinkley.
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MLB Jasper Brinkley (Vikings) visiting the Giants today, per source.
— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) March 13, 2013
Last season was the first year that Brinkley saw significant starting time since joining the league as a fifth-round pick in 2009. Brinkley started in 15 games this past year and, as you would expect, had career highs in tackles and forced fumbles.
Brinkley fell just short of 100 tackles — he racked up 99 — and managed to force three fumbles. Brinkley was also able to hold his own in coverage, knocking down three pass attempts.
He would be a great addition to the Giants linebacking corp if they are able to lock him up.
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I dated an alcoholic for a couple of years, it is hard to get past it. I know for me now I'm hyper aware of people drinking (it wasn't until I moved in with him that I realized just how bad it was and subsequently how much he'd been lying and hiding) . My radar will probably always be on high alert. I'm okay with that (to be clear I'm not the alcohol police I am just more aware of patterns of behavior).
All of that being said, I would not get involved with someone who had a dependency like that again. In addition, I'm looking for someone to be a partner in my life and there are few professionals I know who smoke that much weed. In my field, one random drug search, failed urine test, whatever, your job is gone. Why would I want to be involved with someone who chooses risky illegal behavior on a continual basis?
ETA - you are studying to be a counselor, what would you tell a client who is getting involved with men who have dependency issues? Maybe research this from a learning perspective for yourself (ie what would you say to a client) and perhaps you will be able to see it from a different perspective
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January 2009 Sky from the Keeble Observatory
With last month's narrative, we pushed the technique of trigonometric parallax
to its limit. As you recall, this was basically measuring the small angular shift
in apparent positions for relatively nearby stars, and using that to calculate their
distances based on simple trigonometry. But the technique is hampered by our inability
to measure extremely tiny angles for distant stars, and its direct utility is exhausted
before we are even out of our galactic neighborhood. To extend the "distance ladder"
further, we need to digress to a discussion of how we classify stars.
The scientific study of stars truly dates to the 19th century and the
development of spectroscopy as an analytic tool. Each chemical element gives off
a distinctive spectrum – a mixture of discreet colors which acts as a way to identify
the chemical composition of a star. However, it wasn't until the 1930s that we were
able to accurately go from the spectrum to a precise determination of the chemical
makeup of stars. Surprisingly, though stellar spectra are varied (the Sun, for example
shows strong evidence of sodium and calcium in its spectrum, while bright Sirius
shows mostly hydrogen), it turns out that all stars have virtually the same composition.
About 90% of all the atoms in stars are hydrogen, about 9% are helium, and all the
other elements make up the other 1%. What's different, and what leads to the different
stellar spectra, is their surface temperature. Sirius is so hot that most elements
other than hydrogen are fully ionized and thus do not exhibit their characteristic
spectra. The Sun is cool enough that virtually hydrogen is still in its "ground
state" and the other elements mentioned are at the right temperature to exhibit
the spectra we see.
If we classify stars according to temperature, we find a nice sequence of changes
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associated with this temperature trend identifies stars with a series of labels.
The sequence O B A F G K M are the major spectral types, and each is subdivided
into ten numerical sub-classes. (Generations of astronomy students have used the
mnemonic sentence "Oh Be a Fine Girl – {or Guy} - Kiss Me!" to remember this sequence.
It's attributed to the students of Henry Norris Russell at Princeton in the 1920s.)
The Sun, for example, is type G2. For nearby stars, we can not only determine spectral
type, but we can also measure their intrinsic brightness, knowing that the apparent
brightness falls off as one over the square of their distance. (Imagine being able
to read this copy of the Herald Progress by the light of a single lamp at a distance
of 5 feet. If you move to a point 10 feet away, you'd need four lamps, 15 feet away
and you'd need nine. And so on.) When we make these measurements for stars close
enough for parallax to directly give us the distance, we make the fortunate observation
that stars of a given spectral type are also of the same intrinsic brightness! That
means that if we know the spectral type (a relatively easy observation, not requiring
that the star be close by) we also know its distance. Thus we can extend our distance
scale to any star which is bright enough that we can measure its spectrum. The technique
is called spectroscopic parallax, and it allows us to measure distances out
to several hundred thousand light years. That's still only a small step out into
the larger universe, but it's nearly a hundred times further than we can do with
Next month we'll push the scale even further by looking at several "standard candles"
used as distance markers over even greater scales.
Lunar phases for January: First Quarter on the 4th, at 6:56 am;
Full Moon on the 10th, at 10:27 pm; Last Quarter on the 17th,
at 9:46 pm; New Moon on the 26th, at 2:55 am.
Saturn is still visible in the predawn hours, high to the southwest early in the
month, a bit lower as the month goes on. It rises by 10 pm each evening, so it's
also a good target through much of the night. Binoculars or a small telescope will
let you admire the famous icy rings. Mercury and Jupiter return to the predawn skies
late in the month – look for Mercury to rise about an hour before sunrise to the
southeast. Mars is nominally in the predawn skies, but is so close to the Sun (and
the horizon) that it's unlikely you'll be able to see it.
Jupiter begins the month close to Mercury, about 13 degrees above the southwest
horizon at sunset. Both will pass through the Sun's glare and reemerge in the predawn
later in January, as noted above.
Looking toward zenith (i.e. straight overhead!) about 3 hours after sunset at mid-month
finds the constellation Perseus, though it's composed of few bright stars. The brightest,
Mirfak, is just north of zenith. The constellation sits at the edge of the Milky
Way, which divides the sky from southeast to northwest. Andromeda, which was at
zenith last month at the same time, has now slipped to the west. Below Andromeda,
in a direction largely devoid of stars is the "great square" of the constellation
Shifting to the east from zenith, we find the constellation Auriga (Latin for Charioteer),
with its two brightest stars Capella (to the left, about 75 degrees) and Elnath
(right, about 70 degrees). Below Auriga lies Gemini (the twins) with its brightest
pair, Castor and Pollux. They're not really twins – Pollux is an orange giant star
with a planetary companion. Though it's designated as beta Geminorum – supposedly
the second brightest star in the constellation, it's actually brighter. Castor is
a visual binary which actually consists of six stars, though part of the system
is a pair of very faint M dwarf stars which would be difficult to observe without
a large telescope.
The Pleiades are south of zenith, above and to the right of Aldebaran, the brightest
star in Taurus (the Bull). Below Taurus we find the familiar shape of Orion, easily
the most recognizable of winter constellations. Brilliant Sirius in Canis Major
(the Big Dog) is below Orion.
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George Spagna


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God bless you.
I can see "art" in shaved, trimmed bush, and huge bush. I have preferences for different projects; none of which I would consider glamour or porn.
That's my take on it, for what it's worth.
If she's figured out how to refuse to grow it, she should let a lot of others into the trick to doing that, as a lot of people would save time and money shaving, sugaring, and waxing.
I am picturing a conversation like...
Hey you pubes, if you grow back, I'm gonna beat you!!!
Back to the OP, there are lots of criteria for selecting models, and this is just one more of those things that matters in some styles of photography, and ultimately it is a personal decision about what to do, or what not to do.
reminds of this (18+)
which was posted as a farewell to the bush administration
Um... How you choose to groom yourself is your choice... however, just because you have pubic hair does not necessarily mean you or over the age of 18 and also, I have met a few models that don't have pubic hair and they ARE 18+ and no, they do not shave.
As well shaving pubic hair dates back before porn.. as we all know.. porn in the 60s and 70s and even 80s there was full bush... not even trimmed.
Art nudes had shaved pubic hair in the past as well. http://www.fisheseye.com/images/artnude300.jpg and http://www.omolimages.co.uk/rims/L/ItemL/0307.jpg
there is also a demand for those shooting lifestyle, plus size, erotic and about a few dozen other genres. is there a problem with finding those that fit what it is you want? or is it merely a fantasy to get what you can't get from those you covet?
i'm baffled as to what the real problem is that compels the discussion.
lol... You've actually glued pubic hair back onto your models? You're my hero!! =]
Says you.
There are many people that are absolutely obsessed with natural women.
Opinion isn't fact.
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Wasps director of rugby Dai Young is determined to tie-down Billy Vunipola on a new long-term deal as he plans to build the club's future around a host of talented youngsters.
Vunipola, whose brother Mako won his first England cap against Fiji on Saturday, has impressed at No.8 for Wasps in the Aviva Premiership but is out of contract at the end of the season. Saracens have been linked with a move for the Wasps back-rower, which would see the Vunipola brothers team up at Saracens.
But Young is desperate to retain the 20-year-old, who he sees as crucial to Wasps' future along with the likes of scrum-half Joe Simpson, wing Christian Wade, lock Joe Launchbury and centre Elliot Daly.
Young told the Rugby Paper: "Billy is still 20, it's quite frightening. He's only going to get bigger and stronger. People seem to be bouncing off him already. I'm over the moon with him. We have to get his contract done as quickly as possible but these things don't happen overnight.
"It's that time of the year when there is huge speculation about who is coming and going. We have to work hard to keep hold of these important players. There are a lot of really good youngsters coming through and they will hopefully be the core of Wasps for many years to come. It's my job over the next couple of seasons to build the team around these players.
"If you look at the team Christian Wade has been excellent in all aspects in the last couple of games. Veryone knows what he can do with the ball in hand. Elliot Daly is there or thereabouts and is only going to get better. Joe Simpson is still quite young and has improved his game no end. We all know what a threat he is with ball in hand but his game understanding and running of the game has been far better this season."
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Great wine! Intensely concentrated nose of stewed dark berries with big toasty notes. It's an oakey, ripe fruit wine. Follows suit on the palate... Read more
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Sweet rich plum nose, well integrated tannins, strong notes of licorice on finish. Read more
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Great wine! Intensely concentrated nose of stewed dark berries with big toasty notes. It's an oakey, ripe fruit wine. Follows suit on the palate. Great ripe concentrated fruit and laced throughout with nice oak and hints of vanilla. Drinking very well right now and might even continue to evolve for some time. I intend to get more.
No detailed notes but second time with this bottle and once again I'm very impressed. Once of the best values in cali cabernet. Very classy, black currants and floral perfume. The palate was elegant and smooth with a long finish. I wish I had more or at least the time to have really sat with this to get a better tasting note. I was too happy drinking this wine and admiring its elegance.
Sweet rich plum nose, well integrated tannins, strong notes of licorice on finish.
A lot a fruit for the money. Ripe fruit nose with a hint of tobacco. Good balance with peppery finish.
Wow, a wonderfully powerful little gem. Velevety start, and a little delicate but a strong finish tells me this wine will be awesome in 5 years.
Great nose. Very robust. First taste is smooth yet bold enough to linger. Nice tannin bite on the tongue, but not overpowering. Aftertaste is present and stays with you for a few moments. A smooth, satisfying cab.
This guy is a brute at Christmas 2009. Huge tannin and alcohol listed at 15%. Probably will soften with bottle age but will also lose fruit. Match with big cheeses or meats with fat content (prime rib, rib eye steak, lamb chops).
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Sleek, elegant and polished. A refined yet rich and complex effort, with a mix of mint, currant, bay leaf, sage and dusty berry flavors. Firms up on the finish, where the tannins are firm yet supple and integrated. Best from 2009 through 2015.
Weaves together a complex array of ripe, rich currant, anise, smoky oak and black cherry. Dense, concentrated and persistent, with great depth and focus, ending with an amazingly long, richly flavored finish. Best from 2008 through 2018.
Good full ruby. Explosive aromas of blackberry, blueberry, minerals and tobacco. Deep, brooding cabernet with terrific sweetness of fruit and depth. Complicating mineral and tobacco notes. Finishes with huge tannins that avoid hardness. Offers very strong potential, but this is an infant today.
The 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve offers a beautiful perfume of violets, black currants, and subtle oak, lead pencil shavings, and spice characteristics. This full-bodied, creamy textured Cabernet possesses superb concentration, lovely purity, and a multilayered mouthfeel. It should drink well for two decades or more.
A blend of 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Cabernet Franc, and the rest Petit Verdot, the 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve, which mostly comes from To-Kalon, has a relatively small production in this vintage (7,500 cases). The wine has a dense purple color and a wonderful, sweet, almost St.-Julien like nose of licorice, red and black currants, cedar, and spice. Medium to full-bodied, elegant, but authoritatively flavored, this wine is still young, rich, and very fine.
The 2004 vintage was the very last in which the Robert Mondavi family was involved with the winery, and it produced the best Mondavi Reserve since the 1996. Comprising 86 percent Cabernet Sauvignon with Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, this is a sensational wine from a classic vintage in Napa Valley. Winemaker Genevieve Janssens has brought new luster to this Napa stalwart, and the winery still has access to some of the valleyandrsquo;s top Cabernet vineyards.
One of the ripest, highest alcohol Mondavi Reserve Cabs in memory, this wine is forward in cassis and cherry flavors, and while the tannins are pretty sturdy, itandrsquo;s sweet and soft enough to drink now. It definitely has the rich mouthfeel you want in a pricey Napa Cab. But itandrsquo;s young; cellar this one until at least 2010.
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Hand-harvested into small bins Hand-sorted on tables in To Kalon Fermentation Cellar Gravity-flow movement of must and wine Fermented in traditional oak tanks and gently pressed in a traditional basket press 35 days extended skin contact (maceration) for softening of tannins 18 months (539 days) aging in French oak château barrels 75% new French oak barrels Deep, dark color signals the wine's depth of flavor and opulent texture. Aromas of black fruits and hints of cedar, black licorice and spicy nutmeg and clove lead to dense flavors of blackberry and black plum enhanced by elegantly powerful tannins. Polished yet powerful 81% Oakville AVA, including 53% To Kalon Vineyard; 19% Stags Leap District
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Concert review: A punk-rock extravaganza at the Firebird with the Smoking Popes, the Livers and Black For a Second, Wednesday, July 27
Although they were never ignored, or forgotten about, the Smoking Popes are one of those bands that managed to slip under the radar yet still amass a devoted fan base.
After releasing a string of albums in the '90s, the Smoking Popes split, leaving behind a smoldering heap of punk rock classics. Much to the excitement of fans, the Popes reunited in 2005 and have been at it since, releasing a couple albums including this year's "This Is Just a Test." On Wednesday night the band brought its veteran, punk-rocking show to the Firebird.
Openers Black For a Second brought on the hyper-punk, not unlike that of the Descendents (or the Smoking Popes) and got the evening off to a rambunctious start. Vocalist and guitarist Joey Jordan has some mean robotic dance moves and an especially raspy holler. St. Louis' favorite duo, the Livers, brought the house down with their speedy punk rock comedy show. Highly entertaining (maybe even intriguing) the Livers multi-media show provides for a new approach to what can be considered a band.
At about 10:30 p.m. the Smoking Popes took the stage, three brothers (shaved heads must run in the family) and a veteran drummer, the Popes sounded as if they had not missed a beat since their first album, 1993′s "Get Fired." The band kicked off with a couple of tracks from their mid-'90s releases ("Grab Your Heart and Run" and "Rubella") and introduced some tracks off their latest album ("Wish We Were," "How Dangerous" and "Punk Band"). The Popes filled our little hearts with joy as leadman Josh Caterer crooned (we'll get to that!), "We're not going out, I just wish we were."
Much has been said about the Smoking Popes' sound and the way Josh Caterer's vocals echo Frank Sinatra and Morrissey, but I have found the defining description. The Smoking Popes sound like the Misfits (circa 1982) fronted by a happier, less depressing Morrissey. There it is. My work here is done. But aside from drawing comparisons, the band does do something the Smiths could never do. They rock. We've come to expect a little less when a reunited band comes through town, but the Popes sound so damn good. They're energetic, passionate and they even do the punky jump thing.
The Smoking Popes played for a good hour and covered plenty of their classics like "Let's Hear It For Love," "Need You Around," (this song in particular is the best display of the aforementioned Morrissey-Misfits theory) and of course "Gotta Know Right Now." Josh Caterer even let the Popes take a fiver while he performed an intimate acoustic set complete with audience harmonizing. As painful as these sing-a-long moments sometimes seem, this was in particular one that would put a big, fat smile on your face (whether you knew the words or not). And when the Smoking Popes were literally welcomed back on the stage, it was pretty hard not to smile and adore the band.
The Smoking Popes haven't been spoiled with fame and overexposure. The brothers Caterer seem like the kind of guys that you could just yak about music with and not feel intimidated or silly. This was reconfirmed after the show when they were just hanging out, chatting with fans and laughing. I really wanted to be "that guy" and ask about touring with Green Day or ask what his favorite Sinatra song is, or his thoughts on Morrissey. But I'll save that for next time, because I will most definitely be there next time.


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* Optimized for Google TV.
* Live action videos of real aquariums shot in HD.
* A beautiful and relaxing CG video loop with black out transitions.
* A relaxing soundtrack to play with Aquarium video.
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* Ability to play Google Music while Aquarium video plays.
* New videos added as they become available. If you would like to have your own Aquarium video included in this application, please EMAIL ME.
Support FAQ:
Q- How do I get Google Music to work with Aquarium?
A- First start your Google Music playlist then start the Aquarium video. Your Google Music will stop as the Aquarium Media Player takes control of your TV audio. Then click 'Home' on your keyboard and go to the notifications button (far left.) There you can restart your Google Music.
Q- I can't install the application, I have tried several times, but it will not install.
A- Google TV users are encountering intermittent Internal Market errors. If this happens to you, try rebooting your device and attempt to install again. Email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have persistent problems.
Q- Videos sometimes skip, what should I do?
A- Videos may skip due to insufficient bandwidth on your home network. Aquarium does its best to select video quality appropriate for your network but it can not control other network activity on your home network that may cause skipping.
About Video Quality & Duration:
* Live action video was shot in 1080p @ 24mbps with a Sony HD camcorder using Sony's highest quality settings. Videos were then transcoded to MP4 at a standard data rate of 5mbps, which is roughly equivalent to 720p HD video.
Trouble Downloading?
* Google TV users have reported several issues with downloading applications for their Google TV. If you have difficulty downloading or keep getting your purchase canceled by Google, try rebooting your device. This has worked for other users.
* All live action video is the property of Arrowhead Technologies, LLC and is prohibited for use outside of this application.
LOGITECH REVUE USERS: Please upgrade to version 4.1. This fixes a bug that prevented the sound effects from stopping in some cases.
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!!Please upgrade to Version 5.0!!
Version 5.0
Fixed the Exit problem (you can now exit the app with the back button)
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The app opens a youtube link in the default browser tab (that cannot be hidden or be made full screen: at least I did not see any option to make it full screen) I too want a refund. I was unable to get a refund as I just missed the 15 min window trying t
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By the time I realized this app didn't work for my Google TV Logitech Revue, the time window where you could request a refund was gone! I wish the time frame went back up to a half hour, wasted my money and I'm not too happy
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The motion is quite jumpy, as if something is stealing CPU from this app.
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It eats all your bandwidth every time you fire it up, because it's streaming the same video from Youtube every time. If that's what you want, just bookmark the youtube video yourself and save some change.
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the app did not work. Said no video. how do i get my money back?
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Home on the Parker River
Hello friends, neighbors and paddle sport lovers everywhere, we are thrilled to welcome you to Newbury Kayak and Canoe.
Newbury Kayak and Canoe is the new name and face of Fernald's Marine, a venerable fixture of Massachusetts' North Shore. The Fernald family has passed their legacy on to Kate and Michael Duffield and their family.
Newbury Kayak and Canoe is stocked with all you need to be on the water yourself. We have kayaks, canoes and stand up paddleboards (SUP) for every kind of person and every ability level. Unsure if you want to buy? We have rental equipment as well. Have a kayak or canoe already? Come stock up on accessories and launch your craft right from our marina on the Parker River.
Stop in and meet us, and then come back through the season and watch us grow! We're so excited to be launching this new (to us) business and look forward to meeting you!


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Beyond auctions - Trade Me's Amazon.com-style e-tail ambitions
40% of sales on Trade Me were now goods, says CEO Jon Macdonald.
They range from those sold by thousands of small commercial sellers to larger partners such as The Warehouse, Glassons and Hallensteins - all of whom are part of the new "Stores Extra" section for larger retailers that was soft-launched this week.
Earlier, Mr Macdonald told NBR that Trade Me does not wanted to be an Amazon.com. It sees retailers themselves, or aggregator services, handling order fulfillment. It still doesn't want to do any warehousing, but it will now get involved in the rest of the process. To that end Trade Me said today it had bought local company TradeVine, which provides logistical and marketing support for online sellers. TradeVine first partnered with Trade Me back in May, joining the high-profile international service Channel Advisor).
The company aims to increase this percentage - following the lead of eBay in the US - but is taking a steady-as-she-goes approach.
All the necessary infrastructure won't be in place until the first half of next year, and deals were still being negotiated.
Another issue is that Mr Macdonald doesn't want to upset the Trade Me community by suddenly accelerating the amount of new goods retailed through the site.
All up, it means Trade Me would no go out all-guns-blazing as a new-goods e-tailer until Christmas 2013.
Macdonald says Trade Me hopes to use Channel Advisor to lure Australian retailers, and those from further afield.
The logic is that if an Aussie retailer wants to reach New Zealand customers, it's cheaper for them to do it through Trade Me (with Channel Advisor handling the logistics) than setting up their own operation.
Macdonald's deliverd that line before.
But now there's a new twist: he also sees e-commerce sites using Trade Me to reach New Zealand-based buyers.
Most New Zealanders are only aware of a handful of direct sales sites, Macdonald says - your Amazon.coms and your Dells.
But there are thousands of other e-tail sites out there.
Some buy Google Ad words to reach the New Zealand market. Macdonald's spin is that it would be cheaper for them to take a store window inside Trade Me, where a mass audience is ready and waiting.
We're talking a softly-softly approach here.
Macdonald doesn't see Stores Extra making a meaningful contribution to Trade Me's bottom line until the second half of next year.
And certainly there's been a muted response from investors today, with Trade Me shares [NZX:TME] closing down 1.76% to $3.90.
But for the site most of us still associate with amateur auctions, a quiet revolution is underway.


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The Peavy Meter's a'changin'
Just a few thoughts to add to all the discussion today...
First and foremost, while the Cubs have hardly done anything, at least they appear to be feigning some big moves. Maybe they'll bring in Bradley, maybe they'll pull Peavy, maybe they'll just stand there with their thumbs a'twiddling.
But based on the recent rumors, I can safely adjust the Peavy Trade-0-Meter to the following scale...
As for Mark DeRosa. He has been sitting hot and heavy in the midst of a flurry of trade rumors. Rob has already written about why the Cubs should not give up DeRosa for too little, while Goat Readers Alan and Bob are both voicing opposition to the idea.
Well, here's the deal. DeRosa is a versatile right-handed player who can play 2B and RF, who is in his early 30's, who has a year remaining on his contract and is coming off far-and-away the best season of his career. In other words, he almost certainly will never have a year as good as 2008, he almost certainly will never have as much value as he does right now, and if he isn't on the trading block then Jim Hendry might just as well pack up his things and go home.
I appreciate DeRosa greatly, but all things being equal he has to be the odd man out offensively. Chances are, Mike Fontenot - or better yet, a Fontenot/Theriot platoon at second - will match DeRo's offense next season for far less money. Chances are, DeRosa would rate a below average right fielder both offensively and defensively if the Cubs placed him there exclusively.
As much of an advocate as I am for that "team leader" type, I'd rather have a more balanced lineup with the best chances possible of putting up good offensive numbers next season. While I certainly wouldn't be upset if DeRosa returned for a third year in Chicago, to say that of all players he is untouchable falls on the side of ludicrous. He should be available for the right parts, and if he helps land the Cubs Peavy and change, then I'd say yes.
Actually, no, what I'd really say is "YES!!!!!!"
Sell high and
buy low would be a nice change for one of the more dysfunctional organizations in baseball. I just hope Hendry gets appropriate value for DeRosa.
In a tough financial market, where many are not willing or not able to part with the money needed to acquire what they may really need, DeRosa's versatility is a big plus.


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|Why Arctic Methane?
last update of this page - 12/18/11
The catalysis for the OpenToInfo website's
current focus on Arctic methane is that, relative to Arctic methane
and global warming (radiation entrapment), much is a known unknown.
When Arctic methane was anticipated to not become a significant
issue until the next century (at the earliest), the pragmatic
orphaning of its study had a certain scientific rationale: with
limited funding, the known unknown regarding anthropogenic carbon
dioxide needed to be studied and resolved first. After all, the
conventional 'wisdom' was that the Arctic ice cap was not threatened
until the latter half of this century (again, at the earliest!).
These perceptions have turned out to be wrong; big time wrong;
dead wrong. The neglected investment in studying and understanding
the threat Arctic methane constitutes has unintended consequences.
Today, at a time when pseudo-science is competing effectively
with real science for public trust, science's known knowns regarding
Arctic methane are complimentarily constraining thinking that
could grasp the importance of the known unknowns . . . and to
quote Donald Rumsfeld, the unknown unknowns. An ongoing updating
of this website concerning methane is an attempt to redress this
situation by evaluating, at a rudimentary level, how likely it
is that the climate system has already tipped into klimakatastrophe.
The USCCSP SAP 3.4 on abrupt climate change concludes that
Arctic climate change will result in increased chronic emissions
of methane from Arctic permafrost and methane hydrates. The assumption
is that this will likely happen slowly, with large interannual
variability superimposed on top of it (as with Arctic sea ice
loss). According to Ed Dlugokencky of NOAA, the detection of this
signal will take time with the existing surface air sample monitoring
network. There is, however, satellite data to analyze and, direct
observations of changes in thermokarst
activity and continental shelf methane hydrate destabilization
by the scientists who have made such studies their careers, to
consider for determining the presence--or the reliability of the
presence--of such a signal.
Today, while 'sentience' is not a common word for wisdom, it can be observed that it is not a common motivator of human personal and social behavior in the face of klimakatastrophe. Is the concept of klimakatastrophe more than can be emotionally grasped by our species and therefore something we can be observed as lacking? The failure of wisdom to motivate personal and social behavior is due to the motivational role fear plays in our lives. This controlling fear masquerades as greed. In turn, a permutation of greed masquerades, insidiously, as piety. Given that since the '80s 'greed' has been 'good,' and piety, among the privileged, has long been greed's "invisibility cloak," can it be surprising that we're a society that feels it is sapient regarding its thinking about what can solve anthropomorphic greenhouse gas generation, and really not be wise? It can be observed that, conservative and liberal, we share an economic meme that informs a piety that exempts the individual from rational reason and moral integrity; from the responsibilities which justice demands--and which love requires.
The rational truth of our condition, understood as sentience or not, is, as Einstein observed: that the thinking that creates a problem cannot be used to solve it. In this time of anthropogenic climate change, and among the privileged, it is greed and piety that are obstacles to clear-headed thinking; to feeling what is wise; to do what is worthy of our specie's name--homo sapiens--be wise.
Global capitalism, funded by fractional reserve banking utilizing publicly guaranteed fiat currencies 'coined' in the debt of that same guaranteeing public, is an oxymoron. On a planet of finite resources, global capitalism is an economic system that is a Ponzi scheme of incalculable stupidity. Whether ones morality is based on denying global warming (so it can feel right to shrink government so capitalism can be 'freed' to satiate our greed--our fear), or ones morality is based on a pious profession about fixing climate change while trusting for ones wealth the largess of capitalism (i.e. preserving capitalism's proffered sense of economic security), both are obstacles to us as a society being able to think about the solution to klimakatastrophe; to feel trust in what sentience demands.
The science concerning Arctic methane is woefully inadequate, relative to the threat klimakatastrophe represents for humanity. Even so, the science is also abundant relative to this threat, particularly if an interdisciplinary approach is taken for considering what is known. A psychological challenge that affecting an interdisciplinary collaboration faces is that Arctic methane is the feedback in global warming that ends what passes for 'hope': our wishful thinking. Who would choose, as a career, that of being the harbinger of 'hopeless' news? Could such a career choice even find funding within the dominate culture we've created together? In addition, motivated reasoning effects human thinking, and undergird moral memes--and even science is not exempt from its influence. Ironically, if the reality science has to reveal is too painful, humanity appears to be well adapted to not see it; to avoid seeing it, through personal and social expressions of motivated reasoning.
That stated, here is some of what is known. Cryospheric science has concluded, given current carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, that it is too late to save the Arctic ice cap as a year around phenomenon. Land-based study of permafrost is observing a positive feedback dynamic causing permafrost loss due to the warming that the loss of albedo enables. This warming is activating methane and carbon dioxide releases from previously inactive, frozen, carbon-rich soils and expanding wetlands. Ocean-based permafrost studies, relative to the destabilization of methane hydrates (clathrates), note that, in general, the permafrost capping methane hydrate deposits is within a degree or so of thawing. In some areas this warming is already progressed sufficiently to begin clathrate thawing. Oceanography, having identified, in addition to currents, the circulation dynamics by which heat is transferred down the water column, in sea water, concludes that for the shallow waters of the Arctic, ocean-bottom permafrost will, with time, be history. While current surface air sample collections sites are inadequate for immediately detecting the Arctic's contribution to increases in atmospheric methane, satellite observations of higher levels of the atmosphere can quantify that contribution of atmospheric methane. The Arctic contributes ~30% of the observed 7% increase in atmospheric methane. And this is ater almost a decade of it tabling (i.e. 2% of the increase). Metrology has noted changes in the Arctic weather relative to precipitation, cloud cover and type. There is significant warming of the Polar Cell's atmosphere at all levels. Oceanographers are measuring changes in the Gulf Stream and the North Atlantic Medorical Overturning, which metrologists also observe being reflected in changes in the upper tropospheric wind currents. In the winter of 2009-10 there was a significant change in the dynamics of the Polar Jet.
Within any one of these sciences, it is not within the purview of that particular science's field of study to conclude that the observed changes, relative to its area of study, constitutes proof of klimakatastrophe having arrived. The science of climate modeling come as close as any for being a field of study capable of such a determination; that links all the relevant sciences. But it too is currently an inexact science, especially when the Arctic is modeled. Some things are not understood sufficiently to be confidently modeled.. Modeling the complex and interdependent dynamics that is climate makes rocket science look like child's play, The latest model updates do not know how to best model Arctic methane's roles.
The links here are to video, audio, and written IT sources that relating to Arctic methane. If the link is a search I will try to remember to periodically record the number of hits the search generates as an informal metric for assessing social interest/awareness concerning methane in the Arctic. When, in your own searches, you stumble on a good resource, or, if from your studies you know of such, please forward the URL so that it can be added to this list.
|Large-Scale Controls of Methanogenesis Inferred from Methane and Gravity Spaceborne Data
|Scientific American Blog: Arctic Sea Ice: What, Why, and Whats Next
|Until I update this further, this is a link to an earlier version of this page and its sources.
Klimakatastrophe is the German 2007 "word of the year" that is a label for the worse case scenario concerning climate change due to global warming; what the environmental, social, and economic results are once tipping points for positive feedbacks are passed. I have chosen to use it at this site, instead of climate crisis, because, as yet, we do not have an English/U.S. word for this condition. Our society, as a whole, effects, variously, a denial of its existence.


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Cornmeal Pound Cake
Becky Luigart-Stayner; Lydia DeGaris-Pursell
This cornmeal cake has an unexpected crunch from the grits and is great with strawberries and peaches.
Yield: 16 servings (serving size: 1 slice)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 294
- Calories from fat: 30%
- Fat: 9.9g
- Saturated fat: 6.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 4.7g
- Carbohydrate: 47g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 91mg
- Iron: 1.2mg
- Sodium: 203mg
- Calcium: 28mg
- Cooking spray
- 1 tablespoon stone-ground white cornmeal
- 2 cups sugar, divided
- 2/3 cup butter, softened
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 5 large egg yolks
- 1 cup low-fat sour cream
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup stone-ground white cornmeal
- 1/2 cup stone-ground white grits
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 5 large egg whites
- Preheat oven to 325°.
- Coat a 10-inch tube pan with cooking spray; dust with 1 tablespoon cornmeal.
- Place 1 3/4 cups sugar, butter, rind, and vanilla in a large bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed until light and fluffy. Add egg yolks, 1 at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in sour cream.
- Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Combine flour, 1/2 cup cornmeal, grits, salt, and baking soda in a medium bowl; stir well with a whisk. Add flour mixture to sugar mixture, stirring to combine.
- Beat egg whites with a mixer at high speed until foamy. Gradually add 1/4 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating until stiff peaks form. Gently stir one-fourth of egg white mixture into batter; gently fold in remaining egg white mixture. Spoon batter into prepared pan.
- Bake at 325° for 50 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in cake comes out clean. Cool in pan 15 minutes on a wire rack; remove from pan. Cool cake completely on wire rack.
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- COURSE: Desserts, Cakes/Frostings
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Gifts, Kid-Friendly
- CUISINE: American, Southern
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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Excellent. I was really pleased with the outcome. Served with turkey loaf, it made a great side dish.
Stuffed Sweet Mini-Peppers
Notes: Assemble through step 2 up to 1 day ahead, cover, and chill; uncover to bake.
Yield: Makes 4 or 5 appetizer servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 208
- Calories from fat: 52%
- Protein: 5.4g
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 1.7g
- Carbohydrate: 22g
- Fiber: 2.2g
- Sodium: 18mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- 1 onion (about 6 oz.), peeled and diced
- About 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup long-grain white rice
- 1/4 cup pine nuts
- About 1 cup fat-skimmed chicken broth or vegetable broth
- 1 dried bay leaf (3 to 4 in. long)
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- Salt
- 12 to 15 sweet mini-peppers (each 3 to 4 in. long; red, yellow, or orange), halved lengthwise and seeded
- 1. In an 8- to 10-inch frying pan over high heat, stir onion in 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil often until lightly browned, 5 to 6 minutes. Add rice and pine nuts and stir until some of the rice is opaque and nuts are slightly browned, 2 to 3 minutes. Add broth, bay leaf, and thyme; stir, then cover. When boiling, turn heat to low and simmer, stirring occasionally, until rice is tender to bite, about 15 minutes; add 2 to 4 more tablespoons broth if liquid is absorbed before rice is tender. Remove from heat. Add salt to taste.
- 2. Lay half the pepper halves side by side, cut side up, in a shallow 8- by 12-inch casserole or pan. Mound rice filling equally in peppers, using it all. Lay remaining pepper halves, cut side down, on rice filling, matching sizes and shapes to bottom halves. Drizzle peppers with 1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons olive oil.
- 3. Bake in a 375º regular or convection oven until peppers are soft and slightly browned, about 30 minutes. With a wide spatula, transfer filled peppers to a platter or plates. Serve hot, warm, or at room temperature.
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- COURSE: Appetizers
- CONVENIENCE: Make-Ahead
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains, Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless, Gluten-Free
- COOKING METHOD: Convection Oven, Bake
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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|About - Toro 51954
Trimming : Denotes how quickly and neatly trimmers cut grass around walls, trees, and foundations.
Edging: Denotes the speed and neatness of trimming a vertical line along walkway.
Tall grass & weeds: Reflects cutting power and speed in two foot growth.
Handling: Responsiveness and balance while cutting.
Ease of use: Includes ease of starting the engine, feeding out new line, use of controls, and handle comfort.
|About This Brand
Toro manufactures and markets a line of electric string trimmers. These electric trimmers are small and lightweight. Toro string trimmers are sold through dealers and Home Depot.
|Features & Specs - Toro 51954
|Weight (lbs.)
|Engine size
|Four-cycle engine
|Dual line
|More features and specs
User Reviews - Toro 51954
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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Watch out for leaking gas
Easy to Handle
Ergonomic Grip
Best Uses
Trimming Around Rocks
Works fine. Starts pretty well. I like the ability to add extra heads (hedger, real edger). Don't like trying to find a replacement eadger blade. Biggest problem: on its second birthday, the grommet holding the fuel lines in the gas tank wobbles and leaks. The unit is unuseable. I have contacted Toro.
How long have you owned it:
More than six months
Bottom Line
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Very Pleased So Far
Long Running On 1 Tank
Spool Hard To Wind
Throtle Not 4 Short Fngrs
Best Uses
Trimming Around Rocks
Trimming Fenceline
Weeds & Tall Grass
Bought it today and ran it for 2 solid hours (refilled tank once) right out of the box. I did do a break in for about 20 minutes. This is what we do with 2 stroke gas engines (50cc and up) on giant scale RC airplanes and dirt bikes to seat the rings properly.

I replaced a 20 year old WeedEater with this unit from a local big box store. The model# at the store was 51957. The 51954 is just a power head. The specs are exactly what CU has listed here though: 25.4 cc 16 swath, .095 dual string, curved output shaft.

I am trimming around trees, rocks, and along both sides of nearly 600 linear feet of chained link fencing. This trimmer does very well in tall grass. The .095 line I bought stood up to the fence much better than the .080 line the old trimmer used. This unit is also somewhat quieter, but I always where ear AND EYE protection when trimming.

The engine starts very well and runs smooth. I have short fingers and had difficulty blipping the throttle while carrying the trimmer with my right hand, so I rested it on my raised knee for that.

When it came time to install new line, I found the knurled knob, which is also the bump feeder button, difficult to turn. I have rather strong fingers, and this was no small task to wind the thing. I am hoping it will get looser with wear, and become easier to wind.

I was able to run the machine hard for over an hour on one tank of fuel. It is comfortable to carry, and have no soreness or blisters from my 2 hour initial run. The bump feed worked very well for me, despite the reports of some other reviewers. You really can't mess up the winding on this head except for putting more string in than it is designed to hold. The manual says 25 feet, so I put in about 20 feet at a time.

With this price point and a 3 year warranty from Toro, you really can't go wrong with this trimmer. I considered a 21.2cc Echo for about $60 more that came with a 5 year warranty, but I opted for the larger engine and bought an 850 foot spool of line instead.

Time will tell if this trimmer lasts the 20 years (new carb at year 14) that my old WeedEater did. The WeedEater needs a new piston ring, but the old trimmer is not worth the time it would take me to do a full top-end rebuild on the engine.

I like the fact that the air cleaner is above the carb instead of below it, and that the engine is mounted with the cylinder in an upright position (sideways when storing/starting) instead of upside down. This helps prevent fuel left in the crankcase from draining into the head and/or backing out the carb into the air cleaner.
How long have you owned it:
A month or less
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Badly designed line feed
Uses Lots of Line
Best Uses
Straight Edging
Weeds & Tall Grass
Piece of junk. How is it no one can design a properly functioning weed eater? The line feed basically DOES NOT WORK! To add insult to injury, as far as I can tell, Toro has designed the head to prevent you from using an after-market head. NEVER will I buy another Toro product.
How long have you owned it:
A month or less
Bottom Line
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.