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Is your toddler hankering for some wheels? Day twelve of our Prizeapalooza is bringing you the chance to win an awesome Tike Bike, with accessories. Which make it all the sweeter as I'm sure we agree that accessories are basically the most important things ever.
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Prizeapalooza day 12 – Tike Bike from Happy Little Hippos
Posted by Barbara O'Reilly on February 12, 2013 in Out And About, Toys
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Prizeapalooza day 12 – Tike Bike from Denim Baby
One lucky kid will be speeding away with a terrific prize on day twelve of Babyology's Prizeapalooza!
Posted by Katrina Whelen on November 12, 2011 in Toys
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Babyology's Christmas Gift Guide – 3 to 4 years
This is it – they've reached the magic age of three and so many more toys and fab things become options for gifts!
Posted by Suzi Catchpole on November 17, 2010 in Misc, Toys
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Costa Calida offer a Full Management Holiday Rental Package in which the owner can sit back and relax knowing their property is in safe and experienced hands.
We take pride in our excellent level of service and as a family run business we offer a very personal touch to all of our clients something the bigger companies tend to lack. We will ensure the security and cleanliness of your home always providing your guests with a high standard of comfort.
Our management fees are easily redeemed by regular lettings therefore it is in our best interests to make sure that each booking runs as smoothly as possible, resulting in guests that wish to re-book the following year and recommend us to their friends and family.
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An Introduction to Hinduism
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- Author: Gavin D. Flood
- Date Published: July 1996
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This book provides a much-needed thematic and historical introduction to Hinduism, the religion of the majority of people in India. Dr. Flood traces the development of Hindu traditions from ancient origins and the major deities to the modern world. Hinduism as both a global religion and a form of nationalism are discussed. Emphasis is given to the tantric traditions, which have been so influential; to Hindu ritual, more fundamental than belief or doctrine; and to Dravidian influences. It introduces some debates within contemporary scholarship.Read more
- Thematic and historical survey of Hindu traditions
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More and more small businesses are becoming social media butterflies, trying to grow their business by flitting from one social media platform to another. Flittering from Facebook to Twitter to Instagram to Google+ to the next big social media platform may actually stymie business growth.
Stillwater social media trainer and networking guru Sherry Roden said many small business owners and managers don't understand the time commitment required to build and grow interest in their business.
Roden is an adjunct instructor at Meridian Technology Center. She teaches social media to high school and adult students, Meridian Tech spokeswoman Cara Adney said. Roden has taught students to use various social media platforms, including Facebook, Linkedin, Google+ and Pinterest.
"It is called social media for a reason," Roden said. "We like to be recognized and know that someone is listening. Engagement is key to growing a following that not only interacts with you online, but shares your information via word of mouth," Roden said.
It takes a time and staff commitment to interact with social media followers, she said, adding most social-media platforms reward interaction by showing posts that show follower interaction more often than posts without follower engagement.
"For example", she said, "on Facebook a status update that has several likes and comments will get seen by more fans than one that has none."
Social media followers expect quick responses to their comments and questions as well, she said.
"If they ask a question via social media, they expect you to respond much faster than email," she said.
An editorial plan, which describes the type of content you will post and the frequency of posts, is vital to attracting a social media audience, she said.
"Consistency is the key to growing your followers/fans," she said. "Posting great content that resonates with your target market plays a role as well."
An article in the October issue of the Journal for Marketing Research indicates social media and traditional media, like newspapers, can complement each other to improve sales.
Authors Andre T. Stephen of the University of Pittsburgh, and Jeff Galak of Carnegie Mellon University, found traditional media generated more additional sales from new costumers and additional sales from repeat customers than social media platforms.
The authors said traditional media typically has a much broader reach than social media.
The study also found social media can help drive a traditional media marketing campaign, the authors said.
Roden agrees.
"Cross promotion also plays a role in growing your following," Roden said. Customers and potential customers need to know which social media platforms are being used, she said.
"If you use newspaper ads, they should always have the logos of the social media platforms you are on within the ad," she said.
She also recommends business cards and other printed materials include social media logos and website information.
"It's important to share why someone should connect with you on social media," she said. "Am I going to be the first to know about great deals? Will I get a sneak peak at new merchandise? Are you going to teach me something? The No. 1 reason people connect with a business on social media is to receive discounts," she said.
Contests on social media platforms are another way to build an audience, Roden said.
Several businesses in Stillwater are giving away iPads in social media contests. The Stillwater NewsPress is giving one away to people who like the newspaper on its Facebook page. People can enter the contest by clicking the button on our homepage -- stwnewspress.com.
The contest's prize should be related to the business, Roden said.
"If you own a furniture business and give away an iPad you are going to attract a lot of new fans but they really have no interest in who you are and what you have to offer. They just want to win the iPad," she said.
She said she wants businesses to offer prizes that can be purchased at their store. This increases the visibility of their products and attracts people who like their merchandise.
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the ones to shoot are the US legislators who ratified such a law,the putz who SIGNED the law,the judges who upheld it.
They can't hide forever. they have homes,families,go shopping,etc.
Are you so foolish to believe that the armed forces will attack their own families, friends and fellow citizens? And the few Obamabots that did would face 300,000,000 gun barrels.
The few that did, even with a massive technological and armament advantage, they would be in for a hel of a battle.The 70-80 million people in the US that own a gun make a fairly formidable foe. That isn't even considering the creative types making other weapons.
Tyranny has been held at bay and our constitution has stood for a couple of hundred years. You can't say that it doesn't work.
January 13, 2013
A disturbed young man murders his mother, goes to the local elementary school and murders a score of young children, a few teachers, the principal as well as the school psychologist, and then turns a gun on himself, committing suicide.
Not long after, one of the rifles said to have been used in the massacre begins to fly off the walls and counters of gun stores everywhere. Americans are in a buying frenzy . . . for the exact gun allegedly used in the Sandy Hooks Elementary atrocity.


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Tag Archives: domestic workers
How you can support the domestic workers movement
By Juliana | Published: May 20, 2013
Tweet Domestic work is gendered and waaay undervalued. This we know. We know this because it's been established over and over again on feminist blogs and in academia. But more importantly we know this because so many of us have seen it happen before our very eyes. We've watched our mothers cook and clean each [...]
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By Alexandra | Published: May 14, 2013
Tweet California domestic workers demand a Bill of Rights. Remember when prison abolition was a feminist priority? In case you needed another reason to hate drones, Amanda Marcotte has you covered. "What theory did you use to stay warm at night?" A map of New York publications. NC Senate passes bill erroneously listing abortion as [...]
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What happens when women are "illegal"?
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TweetEd. note: This is a guest post by Juliana Britto Schwartz. By day, Juliana is a student at University of California, Santa Cruz. By night, she is a Latina feminist blogger at Julianabritto.com, where she writes about reproductive health justice, immigration, and feminist movements in Latin America. Earlier this week, the Associated Press made the decision to drop the [...]
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Quick hit: Where are the domestic workers in immigration reform?
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TweetSo you've heard that the Senate proposed a bipartisan plan to reform immigration laws on Monday which proposes pathways to citizenship — as well as an increase in border patrol. While the question of how same sex couples will be addressed under the law is still up in the air, Bryce Covert for The Nation [...]
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New report on domestic workers exposes low pay, harsh conditions, and need for labor protections
By Sesali Bowen | Published: November 28, 2012
TweetYesterday, the National Domestic Workers Alliance–led by the amazing Ai-jen Poo–released a groundbreaking report on the work conditions faced by domestic workers (nannies, maids, caregivers, etc.) nationwide. The survey of over 2,000 domestic workers revealed the effects of race and immigration status on workers' pay. Some troubling stats: 94% of domestic workers are women. 23 percent of workers are [...]
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text: I am 29 years old and have been on the birth control pill for 15 years. I have not ever missed any pills and for the past few months have been in a good routine with taking them at the exact same time everyday. I was on antibiotics for 2 weeks from Nov 16-29 but took extra precaution with condoms during that time. My last period started about 2 days late on Nov 24 but was otherwise normal, perhaps a little lighter than normal. About 13 days later (Dec 7) I started spotting a pinkish-brownish discharge that was the consistency of mucous. It was only present when I wiped and lasted 7 days (ending yesterday). Today (Dec 14) I have slight lower abdominal cramps and lower back discomfort. My period is not due for another week and I never have cramping or other PMS symptoms. I do not think it is very likely that I am pregnant, but what could be causing this spotting and cramping?


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According to separate reports, Oakland Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor—after seeing his former job given to Matt Schaub after the veteran was acquired from the Texans last week—wants a trade and the Raiders are preparing to trade of release the three-year veteran.
According to Alex Marvez of FOXSports1, via Twitter:
Source tells @FOXSports1 that QB Terrelle Pryor has asked for trade from @RAIDERS – not his release – after team traded for Matt Schaub
— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) March 24, 2014
Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News later reported via Twitter that the club appears to be ready to change directions:
Asked Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie about Terrelle Pryor's future with the team and McKenzie suggested Pryor could be traded or released soon.
— Tim Kawakami (@timkawakami) March 24, 2014
According to Football Outsiders quarterback metric, Pryor was 44th among 45 qualified quarterbacks in the NFL last season, ahead of only Cleveland's Brandon Weeden. Pryor was 37th among 39 qualifiers on ESPN's Total QBR, ahead of only Weeden and former Raider Matt Flynn, who also played for the Packers last season. Pryor's 69.1 passer rating was 36th among 37 qualifiers in the league, ahead of only Geno Smith of the Jets.
So, yes, by any measure, he wasn't so good last year. But he had his moments. Pryor set an NFL record with a 93-yard touchdown run in a win over the Steelers in Week 8—one of two games in which he topped 100 yards rushing—and was second among NFL quarterbacks with 576 rushing yards last season, trailing only Carolina's Cam Newton, who had 585 yards on the ground. Only four quarterbacks topped 500 yards rushing in 2013; the others were Russell Wilson of the Seahawks and Colin Kaepernick of the 49ers.
It's hard to envision a scenario in which a team trades for Pryor. To get Schaub, a two-time Pro Bowler with playoff experience, the Raiders only surrendered a sixth-round pick.
The Raiders currently have four quarterbacks on the roster: Schaub, Pryor, Matt McGloin and Trent Edwards, who was signed to a reserve/future contract in January after being out of the league in 2013.


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Sauce, Glastonbury CT, Please say it is not true!
Ok I do not mean to alarm anyone but I have now heard from quite a few people that Sauce in Glastonbury is closing. I have been a couple of times and have enjoyed the food. I hope they are not throwing in the towel so soon. I thought they were doing ok. Does anyone out there know what is really going on ?
Ok, I have some clarification here ... Glastonbury Life reported that Sauce is seeing hard times like most restaurants and is undergoing menu changes. They reported that they have heard the many rumors going around and wanted to clarify that they are just undergoing some changes.
Well we went to Sauce on Saturday night and found it to be good but not really that great. It actually could be described as a bit uneven. I can confirm that they are not closing but that they are redoing the menu. There were six of us and one had a different menu than the others. The reason given was that they had a new chef. Certain items on that odd menu were missing (veal) and other items were different (the old menu had lobster in one dish). When we asked why this was, the waitress said they were altering the menu. It seemed that there was a broad range of prices for items. $35 for beef and $19 for chicken or pork and not a lot in between. That is pretty broad for an upscale restaurant.
Also, a number of items on the menu were not available which made ordering difficult. The wine we selected was not available as were one of the appetizers and several of the side dishes. Anyway, three of us order the pork, two had tuna and one the seafood pasta. None of us raved about the meals. I will say that the bill was less than we thought it was going to be. $300 for six people with two bottles of wine, appetizers and a couple of side dishes was not bad. Anyway, while the experience was not bad, it was not great either. We will be heading down to 2 Hopewell in a couple of weeks and will see how that ends up. Jay
I drove by again the other day and it is still opened. Has anybody been there lately? There still seems to be a crowd but not nearly what there was when it first opened. Jay
Folks, Chowhound's goal is to help people find great chow right now. Gossip and speculation about restaurants' future plans doesn't help anyone eat better. In addition, such rumors can have serious negative impact on business. If you've got specific factual information from a trustworthy source about a restaurant closing, and you want to give the hounds a heads up so they can get to the restaurant before it closes, that's fine, but please, avoid posting based on rumors and hearsay. We've removed some posts from this thread and will be removing any further posts that aren't able to point to independent factual information that supports such a rumor.
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Thursday's Courant had an article titled - "A Saucy Reunion For Bar Legends" about new bartenders at Sauce. Doesn't seem like these guys would be hopping on a sinking ship.
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I was at Big Red for The Arts on Thursday night and Sauce had a table there. They were serving pasta with fantastic bolognese and to-die-for panna cotta. I met the new third-day-on-the-job chef (Michael Kelly has moved on to Elements Bistro in Elmwood) and the pastry chef. Nice folks, happy to be there showing off to a very foodie crowd.


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Duke's Kauai
- Address:
3610 Rice Street
Lihue, HI 96766Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Duke's Kauai
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.dukeskauai.com/
- Phone: 8082469599
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Alexander Amorin
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Duke's Kauai
Set on the sand of stunning Kalapaki Beach, Duke's Kauai provides visitors and locals alike with an authentic Kauai experience complete with panoramic ocean views, island inspired cuisine including fresh fish, premium steaks and refreshing tropical cocktails. Here at the original Duke's restaurant honoring the great Duke Kahanamoku, guests are surrounded by artwork highlighting Duke's life as Hawaii's most famous citizen and father of modern surfing as well as the genuine Aloha that is Duke's legacy. Our Barefoot Bar offers a more casual menu serving both lunch and dinner. The Barefoot Bar does not accept reservations and is seated on a walk-in basis only.Continued
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- A favorite spot for our ohanaOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/23/2014We visited Duke's twice during this visit to Kauai. The view is fabulous. We requested Josh to wait on us, he's a great young man and very knowledgeable and personable. We'll be back next visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sandi CSandiDined on 10/22/2014We have been coming to Kauai for 15 years. We go to Dukes as soon as we get here. The service and fresh fish are always outstanding. Their high standards never vary. It's always a wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Duke's Canoe ClubDyningOutDined on 10/17/2014Good food in a beautiful setting overlooking Kalapaki Bay and the beach. Connected to the Marriott Hotel and you can park there, use Duke's valet, or park in the public lot down the hill and cross the footbridge to the restaurant. The valet and public lot entrances are easy to miss while driving, and GPS will lead you to the Marriott, so that may be your best bet, as there's lots of parking available there.Special Features:
- Kauai 2014ATNYCVIPDined on 10/16/2014Thought the food was just average. And place a bit touristy. Our waiter was great!Special Features:
- awesome and close to the hotelOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/11/2014Great view. Great food. Great service. Short walk from the Marriott resort. It is actually on the resort grounds. Will go again tonight.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food and ServicerottyDined on 10/9/2014Made reservations online, for 8 pm, and got a table at 8:20, not all that bad for a busy rest.. Food was perfect, the server, Kevin was a real treat, great sense of humour, showed up when needed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phenomenal !EllenJDined on 10/7/2014Your restaurant was highly recommended & we are glad we took the advice. Everything was excellent from seating to food to service. We will also recommend Duke's to family & friends who may visit Kauai in the future. Thanks for the wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Island ambience, urban serviceLoveToDineOutDined on 10/7/2014The atmosphere is romantic, the kind of ambience you would expect from Kauai, lush, comfortable. We had two different fish dishes. Both were prepared expertly. The plate looked good, the fish was moist with nice butter/lemon seasoning. I would definitely return. The dining room looks out over Kalapaki Beach. We were lucky to get a table with a great view of the bay, the shore, surfers, torch lights. The service was impeccable, from the hostess to the servers. We could not have asked for better service. We noticed that our server was also great with young children.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amy's birthday tripOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/5/2014Staff was warm and attentive server knew menu well , made greT recomendations food was very fresh and deliciousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Love Duke's!FriendlyVIPDined on 10/5/2014A must go restaurant on the Island! Duke's Rocks he ambience, food and service every time.Special Features:
- Just dessertMelissaVIPDined on 10/4/2014Hula Pie is amazing! We did not do dinner there that night, though it appeared and smelled wonderful. They had healthier side options, which was very appealing.Special Features:
- High bar met!VondyDined on 10/4/2014A friend recommended (read: raved) Duke's to us and he hadn't been in almost 8 years. My new wife and I were skeptical so we didn't go there until dinner two nights before leaving Kaua'i. What a mistake! It was so delicious and the waiter so terrific (Hunter) that we went the next day for lunch AND dinner before leaving the island.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Duke's Kauai....OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/3/2014Great Prime Rib and Salad Bar! Close to the airport. Great spot for last dinner before going home. Good food and service. Staff is very friendly. Salad bar included with entrees is a good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Kauai traditionGuchDined on 9/26/2014Great place to visit whenever in Hawaii. There are steaks, seafood, salad bar.....etc. great food, open on the beach with the sound of the ocean in the background.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great island fishshinyhappyislandgrlDined on 9/21/2014A visiting friend wanted some good island fish...I asked around and several islanders said Duke's was the place to go. They were right. She loved her dinner. I hadn't been in years and was happy to see that they have improved the salad bar since my last visit. It was great watching the sunset over Kalapaki. The only weird thing was I noticed the floors were plywood?? (We ate outside/upstairs.) I hope they are in the middle of some type of floor improvement or something.Special Features:
- Middle of the roadabusseDined on 9/21/2014We found Dukes to be good. Not awesome and not bad. The food was good and the service was good. They have a salad bar that is included with most mains, so it is ok that the entrees don't come with veggies. For what you get, it may be a touch overpriced. But, we are in Hawaii, and things here are pretty spendy!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great View!ERubioDined on 9/20/2014We went to dinner upstairs one night and the Barefoot Bar downstairs the next afternoon. Dinner was nice and the service was very friendly. We went to the Barefoot Bar the next afternoon, on a Sunday, and enjoyed some great music with ono grinds! We will definitely go back the next time we staycation in Kauai!Special Features:
- good food, good servicepokeyDined on 9/19/2014Had dinner with friends. Menu looked familiar, and learned it's sister restaurant is Keoki's; wish Keoki's had a salad bar too (it's closer to my home). Wait staff was good, paid attention but didn't make me feel claustrophobic. Will go again.Special Features:
- local gemflipflopladyDined on 9/16/2014Duke's is that one place your always want to take your visitors to for a true Hawaiian scene Plus best Salad Bar on the Island. We eat there often and have never had a bad meal or bad service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a ClassicRICKADined on 9/14/2014We always go to Dukes at least once when in Kauai. The Ahi is excellent and local fish are fresh and well-prepared. The salad bar is a treat, I especially enjoy the Caesar Salad with Anchovies. Both waiters we had on the two times we went for dinner on this trip were excellent. This is the original Duke's Canoe Club, the one is Waikiki at the Outrigger was the second.Special Features:
- Over rated!KauaiLoverDined on 9/14/2014Very dissapointed with Duke's. We were a party of 5, they placed us at a table sticking out into the main isle. Our table literally shook every time someone walked by. The waitress was very unfriendly, but efficient. The food wasn't worth the money. The restarurant was very warm. Only the tables at the front of the restarurant have a view. Which, of course, don't accommodate more than 4 people.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/13/2014We went and just had the salad bar, which was great!I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellenttexansDined on 9/11/2014Must do in kauai. Food and service excellent. We had the fresh catch of the day. Great way to end your trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary dinnerfirsttimedinersDined on 9/9/2014On the Marriot property and on the water front, we dined at night so no view for us. Service was great and the fish was delicious altho I've never paid 31.95 for a piece of fish before. It was our 25th wedding anniversary and when the waitress found that out we were given a hula pie with a candle gratis, and what a fantastic desert it was. We've only been to Kauai this once and Dukes was a nice special occasion restaurant, but very busy so reserve two or three days in advance.Special Features:
- Gorgeous viewsgogirl1213VIPDined on 9/9/2014The view here and exceptionally friendly service are worth the visit, but the food was nothing out of the ordinary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Salad BarSpacewickDined on 9/8/2014We liked our experience enough to visit three times during our stay. The salad bar was great , very fresh & well stocked. The prime rib was excellent . Wraps were also very good for lunch.Special Features:
- visit for birthdayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/8/2014We visited for my hubands birthday while staying on the island and we really enjoyed the food, service, and the awesome view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great special occasion ResturantKaylinDined on 9/5/2014The Opha was great with the Duke seasoning ( butter garlic). Salad Bar is very nice with made to order Caesar SaladSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous in so many waysHappyOnVacationDined on 9/4/2014We were there for two birthdays in a group of two couples. The food was beyond fabulous! The salad bar was so yummy, loved everything but really loved the potato salad (mustardless). The coconut shrimp appetizer was scrumptious. Everyone's fresh fish choice was excellent! My daughter still craves the seared ahi........We travel to Kauai as often as we can but usually annually. We will return, because we will have to try everything on the menu of course. Aloha!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great salad barfoodie101Dined on 9/3/2014The view was excellent and the salad bar was very good. My wife had the pesto shrimp, scallops and fish which had way too much oil. I had the special fish which was very good. Since we were staying at the Marriotts next door, we had the complimentary Hula dessert which was excellent.Special Features:
- delicious fish, great viewOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/1/2014We had delicious fish, great view and fantastic atmosphere at Duke's.Special Features:
- Very enjoyableLoveSeafoodDined on 9/1/2014This was a great place to go for a drink and to listen to the group that plays during happy hour. We also returned for dinner and it to was great. The views from both the bar and the restaurant were terrific.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yum yumheartfoodDined on 8/31/2014Love Dukes it was amazing as always! I always have the mac nut opah its delicious one of my favorites on the islandSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favorite restaurant in KauaiOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/30/2014This was the first place we ever went to in Kauai and it remains our favorite for over a decade later.Special Features:
- One of my husband's favorties!JannieDined on 8/29/2014We always eat at Duke's at least once while we're in Kauai. There food and service is always consistently high. We were seated immediately for our 7:45 reservation in the location we requested. My husband loves the open air and architecture of the building and always comments, wouldn't it be nice to have a house like this. I made a special request of our server to have grilled fish with the tropical salsa that used to be on the menu. The kitchen accommodated that request with Mong Chong and it was delicious.Special Features:
- Great fresh fishhavingagreattimeinkauaiVIPDined on 8/27/2014We love the salad bar and fresh fish. Hevea never had a bad meal or service yet. Love the hula pie!Special Features:
- Might I recommendDidiglitzVIPDined on 8/23/2014A little more (some) rum in their MaiTais. Food for tourists.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not up to standardsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2014Duke's Kauai has slipped. Service just ok; waiter really full of himself. Food very poor; fish over cooked and dry. We have eaten at Duke's Huntington, Malibu and Kauai multiple times and this was the worst ever. Salad bar very nice; only available at Kauai.
- Great location.KepeDined on 8/22/2014Dukes is the most consistent restraruant on the island. Great food, great service, and fair prices keep visitors and locals coming back. I've never visited a place so many times without being underwhelmed at some point and that is hard to do.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must Eat when on Kauaihapihonu54Dined on 8/21/2014The original Duke's is a must visit/eat-at restaurant for any visitor to Kaua'i. Scenic view of Kalamaki/Lihue Bay. Great Mai-Tais. One of the best-tasting interpretations of Ahi I have enjoyed with spicy sear and sweet mustard sauce.Special Features:


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Topics: Delivery of Care, Health Costs, Insurance, Medicare, Politics, Public Health, Health Reform, Uninsured, Medicaid
Oct 19, 2012
Politico Pro: For Medicare, Sequestration Is Not The Answer
Fact: Congress must pass and the president must sign legislation by the end of this year that reduces federal spending by $109 billion -- or the first year of automatic across-the-board cuts in both domestic and defense programs will go into effect. … One program that is particularly vulnerable under sequestration is Medicare. Despite the fact that Medicare is currently a prime topic of debate for Republicans and Democrats alike, not enough attention has been paid to how sequestration will impact the program. Unlike other major social programs such as Social Security and Medicaid, Medicare is not exempt from sequestration and will face a 2 percent cut in provider payments should Congress fail to reach an agreement this year. A 2 percent cut may seem modest, especially when compared to potential future budget stringency. But the effect of the cuts would be substantial, and the principle behind them is even worse (Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Kenneth Thorpe, 10/19).
The Washington Post: The Illusion Of Health-Care 'Trust Funds'
If we do not reduce the growth rate of health-care costs, they will consume the federal budget. We risk a debt crisis rivaling the 2008-09 crash. Changes that other countries have made soberly, achieving lower costs and better health outcomes, will be imposed on us by our creditors. Their goal will be the return of their money, not the quality of Americans' health care (Bryan R. Lawrence, 10/18).
CNN: Romney's Economic Plan Has The Edge
Romney and Obama disagree, however, on how to fix Medicare. Obama's approach consists of the Independent Payment Advisory Board, a creation of the Affordable Care Act. The IPAB will have the power to restrict Medicare expenditure, chiefly by controlling health care prices and limiting reimbursement for care deemed unnecessary or not cost-effective. Romney wants to shift most or all future Medicare beneficiaries (those currently 55 and younger) to vouchers. By limiting the rate at which the voucher amount increases over time, this approach can also slow Medicare expenditure. And if competition among insurers makes the health insurance market more efficient, vouchers can reduce spending further. … Of the two, Obama's has little chance of success, given the failure of similar efforts in the past (Jeffrey Miron, 10/18).
Journal of the American Medical Association: How Realistic Is Romney's Pledge To "Repeal And Replace" The Affordable Care Act
Governor Romney has variously pledged to either "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or not to fully implement the key provisions in the act if he is elected. Republican supporters and funders have insisted that he remain faithful to his pledge. But is it realistic to believe that a President Romney could succeed? Romney's preferred strategy to repeal and replace the ACA would undoubtedly rely on a parliamentary tactic called the budget reconciliation process, the very method by which the Democratic-controlled Congress enacted the ACA (Lawrence O. Gostin, 10/18).
Kansas City Star: The Savage Mantra Of Personal Responsibility
It seems like poor form to spit on the graves of dead people, but such are the passions inspired by our health care debate. Last week I wrote that, contrary to what Mitt Romney has said in his campaign, Americans do die for lack of health insurance. Every day, in fact. Oh, the fury. Emails and telephone calls ranged from the generic "you are an idiot" to a reader's account about a woman who died of leukemia after passing up COBRA insurance because she didn't want to pay $400 a month. "You may report that she died because of lack of insurance," my correspondent wrote. "I believe she might have died anyway, but if it's anyone's fault it was her own for failing to exercise personal responsibility" (Barbara Shelly, 10/18).
Los Angeles Times: U.S. Investigating CVS Prescription Refills
The U.S. Justice Department's civil fraud division is investigating claims that CVS Caremark wrongly refilled prescriptions and billed insurers without the knowledge or the approval of its customers. The probe will focus primarily on allegations of Medicare fraud, said Shana T. Mintz, an assistant U.S. attorney in the division's Los Angeles office (David Lazarus, 10/19).
The New York Times: An HPV Vaccine Myth Debunked
One of the most preposterous arguments raised by religious and social conservatives against administering a vaccine to girls to protect them from human papillomavirus, or HPV, has been that it might encourage them to become promiscuous. That notion has now been thoroughly repudiated by a study published on Monday in Pediatrics, a journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics (10/18).
Houston Chronicle: Medicaid Managed Care Is A Smart Solution For Taxpayers
Through managed care, the state can achieve Medicaid budget certainty and also save tax dollars -- the Health and Human Services Commission estimated more than $1.1 billion in savings in the 2012-2013 budget cycle alone directly attributable to managed care. These plans also provide a level of coordinated care that was severely lacking in traditional Medicaid. Managed care providers have incentives to coordinate care and services that reduce the costs of in-patient care, over-utilization of prescription drugs and other expensive categories of health care services (John Colyandro and Tom Aldred, 10/18).
Detroit Free Press: Opposing Points Of View, Prop 4: Proposal Assures Higher Standards For Home Caregivers, Greater Safety For Patients
Proposal 4 ensures seniors and people with disabilities can direct their own care while remaining independent, safe and healthy in their own homes. It will help our loved ones who receive care in their own homes as an alternative to nursing homes. Importantly, Proposal 4 will ensure that those looking for care have access to a registry of home care workers who have undergone criminal background checks, an important safeguard to prevent neglect and abuse. For these reasons that impact the care and safety of countless Michiganders, I support this proposal (Dohn Hoyle, 10/19).
Detroit Free Press: Opposing Points Of View, Prop 4: Family And Loved Ones Providing Home Health Care Shouldn't Be Forced To Pay Union Dues
Approximately 40,000 Michiganders are home help providers -- private citizens who provide basic personal care to disabled adults in their own homes. Most of these home help providers are family members. Often, they are parents caring for children or adult children caring for their aging parents. To help with the financial cost of providing this in-home care, these families are eligible for support through Medicaid's Home Help Program. ... In 2005, the Service Employees International Union, which represents many government workers, joined with the Granholm administration to force home help providers in Michigan to join their union. Get a check from the state, even if it's for caring for your disabled child, and you're a government worker who belongs in our union -- or so they think (Robert and Patricia Haynes, 10/19).
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Click on that link up there to be taken to their homepage and get free Gardein! This stuff is excellent and is actually the brand of fake meat that they sell at Trader Joe's (under the TJ's label) and at lots of Whole Foods. Definitely worth a try, and it's free! Is there a better word than free? God, it's so beautiful.
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1. Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
With its 350-foot arch (taller than the Statue of Liberty), this structure has become a landmark in its own right. Unlike most soccer stadiums, Moses Mabhida has open sides composed of more than 1,000 columns, which allows the arena to be ventilated naturally. On non-game days, a cable car will zip fans to the top of the arch for 360-degree views of the city. They'll also have the option of jumping off (attached to a harness, of course).
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Mobile, Alabama • When Kevin Harrison talks to Alabama lawmakers about the waters that scientists say will inundate the bridges, ports and highways he oversees, he never discusses climate change.
"There have been naysayers about that particular topic," said Harrison, the transportation director of the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission, last week.
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He has better luck talking about more frequent hurricanes and floods, rather than what might be causing them. "You really have to think about it in terms of extreme weather events," he said.
Harrison's burden shows the difficulty America faces in adapting for global warming, which last week's National Climate Assessment said is being felt from Alaska to New York. According to the report, rising seas may devastate communities such as Mobile, a three-century-old port city in a state where Republicans dominate all branches of government.
Even as politicians and the official Alabama climatologist say global warming is a sham, there's no dispute that Mobile's fate is tied inextricably to the bay whose waters lap near streets with names like Dauphin and Conception, reminders of 18th-century French colonists. In coming decades, its port, which serves steel producer ThyssenKrupp and Kleenex maker Kimberly-Clark, would be swamped by the rising Mobile Bay under as much as 25 feet of water, according to federal studies.
Policymakers need to "realize that this is a potential threat," said Harrison, 44, who safeguards a fragile web of infrastructure binding a three-county community of 650,000 arrayed along beaches, bayous and bays.
"Whether the state adheres to our warnings or not, that's going to be up to the state," he said. "That's about all we can do."
Alabama, which the U.S. Census Bureau says is the nation's seventh-poorest state, is especially exposed because of the role that manufacturing plays in its economy. Mobile's port facilities support more than 127,000 jobs, many at companies such as shipbuilder Austal Ltd. and jetmaker Airbus SAS, according to the Alabama State Port Authority. Cargo cranes dominate the skyline in downtown Mobile, where antebellum mansions and manicured parks lie in flood plains.
Researchers with the U.S. Transportation Department are performing a case study of the area that's set to be completed this year to document the cost of inaction for highways, rail lines and pipelines.
Among the data already released are maps that forecast sea- level rise and storm surge. Areas including Dauphin Island, a beachfront vacation town, and the port are shaded in deep red. The color reflects a high potential that waist-deep water will flow there more frequently over the next 85 years.
"Several assets are highly vulnerable to multiple climate stressors," the study found. The port areas flooded in almost every scenario. About five miles away, the plant where Airbus is building A320 jets is also vulnerable to storm surges, Harrison said.
The state must fortify its facilities and consider climate change as it pursues infrastructure projects, Harrison said. While Harrison hasn't yet determined a price tag, he's planning to add millions of dollars to his budget request next year.
Whether it's fulfilled is up to Alabama legislators, including state Sen. Trip Pittman, R, who represents Baldwin County on the east side of Mobile Bay.
Pittman, whose district is also dyed red on the map, called federal research on climate change "bad science" and "fear- mongering." Spending millions based on such predictions doesn't make sense, he said.
Alabama was among 12 states that had done nothing to address climate change, according to an April 2012 report by the Natural Resources Defense Council, a New York-based nonprofit that supports environmental conservation.
A month later, the Alabama legislature passed a law banning local governments from adopting the United Nations' environmental sustainability program, called Agenda 21.
"What are the costs of us going on these crusades, these environmental crusades?" said Pittman. "We've elevated environmentalism into some kind of religion."
As chairman of the Senate's education budget committee, Pittman directed extra money to the University of Alabama in Huntsville to fund research by John Christy, who has testified before Congress denouncing claims of man-made climate change.
More than 97 percent of climate scientists agree that global warming caused by human activity is real, according to a study published last year by the journal Environmental Research Letters.Next Page >
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When the girls make their way downstairs one morning, expecting a typical lesson in dining etiquette, they are surprised to discover that only a TV screen is set up in the dining room, instead. Ms. Shrager tells the girls that the Hedsor Hall...... Read Full Episode Summary »
The girls sordid pasts are displayed for all to see, and they must learn to control their emotions in front of the board of trustees.
Margie reminisces on her time well spent at Hedsor Hall
Jennifer says that Hedsor Hall didn't change her bad-girl ways, and she can't wait to go back home to resume her old life.
When the girls make their way downstairs one morning, expecting a typical lesson in dining etiquette, they are surprised to discover that only a TV screen is set up in the dining room, instead.
Ms. Shrager tells the girls that the Hedsor Hall board of trustees will be evaluating them that day. The girls will sit in a separate viewing room as the trustees and the instructors watch videos of the girls' pasts, and give criticism that the girls won't be able to argue with.
After the girls watch horrible, embarrassing videos of themselves, Tara decides that they need a constructive way to release their anger and frustration. She sets the girls up with a fencing coach, with the incentive that whoever wins the fencing competition will also win a phone call home.
After battling through the preliminaries and semi-finals, Kimberly beats the intimidating Margie, and calls home to her parents.
The instructors decide that the girls have been so impressive with their progress, that they will be treated to a night out at a restaurant. Before they leave, however, Brianna is sent upstairs to remove her 'personal' piercings, and Margie is reprimanded for her inappropriate outfit. Margie begins to cry, and heads upstairs as the rest of the girls go to the restaurant without her.
As Margie is in the middle of packing her things, Headmistress Harbord comes upstairs to check on her. She tells Margie that although she's improving on her anger management, she can't just run away every time something goes wrong.
While the rest of the girls are out at dinner, they are approached by a group of guys who ask to buy them drinks and shots. Some of the girls accept, while others stubbornly keep themselves in check. Jennifer especially struggles when she finds a cute guy to flirt with. Luckily, all of the girls manage to make it back to Hedsor Hall without any boys or potential hangovers in tow.
The next morning, Ms. Shrager instructs the girls in a cooking class, where they will be preparing a traditional British tea party for the same board of trustees that watched their videos. The girls each struggle with their cooking assignments, and Jennifer is even sent away for whining and wearing too much make up.
The board of trustees arrives for a tea party with the girls, and Ms. Shrager asks them to put aside their proper ways and speak their minds about the videos in front of the girls, so that she can test how the girls manage their anger. Some girls succeed, but some take the criticism personally and let their old attitudes creep out.
Later at elimination, Hillary, Paola, and Brianna are called to the front for discussion. However, girls are so convincing with expressing their desire to do better that the instructors decide none of them will be going home.
Instead, Ms. Shrager calls Margie out for being so disrespectful and clearly not wanting to be at Hedsor Hall, and asks her to hand in her pearls. After Margie leaves, Ms. Shrager turns to Jennifer and tells her she does not seem sincere. Jennifer insists she wants to change, but Ms. Shrager decides it's too late, and sends her home, as well.


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Where did the English Cooke family come from? What is the English Cooke family crest and coat of arms? When did the Cooke family first arrive in the United States? Where did the various branches of the family go? What is the Cooke family history?The Anglo-Saxons of Britain first developed the name Cooke. It was a name given to someone who was a cook, a seller of cooked meats, or a keeper of an eating-house. The surname Cooke is derived from the Old English word coc, which means cook.
Spelling variations in names were a common occurrence before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago. In the Middle Ages, even the literate spelled their names differently as the English language incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other European languages. Many variations of the name Cooke have been found, including Cooke, Cook, Cocus and others.
First found in Essex where they held a family seat from very ancient times. The first found record the name was Aelfsige Coc (c.950) who is recorded in an early reference of Anglo Saxon Wills, more than one hundred years before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066.
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Families began migrating abroad in enormous numbers because of the political and religious discontent in England. Often faced with persecution and starvation in England, the possibilities of the New World attracted many English people. Although the ocean trips took many lives, those who did get to North America were instrumental in building the necessary groundwork for what would become for new powerful nations. Among the first immigrants of the name Cooke, or a variant listed above to cross the Atlantic and come to North America were:
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September 22, 2014
Simple Peach Pie
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September 15, 2014
Sweet Ham and Gouda Crepes
Crepes are my kryptonite. I make homemade crepes once every 4 or 5 months, always on a weekend. And I eat those crepes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. For breakfast, I'll top a stack of crepes with fresh strawberries or bananas and a hefty pour of maple syrup. For lunch and dinner, I'll use crepes as a blanket in which to wrap savory things. For dessert, I'll have crepes with maple syrup again, or Nutella if it's on hand.
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September 8, 2014
Salmon Fritters
I've always had a fear of leftover cooked fish and all its cold clamminess. That is, until, when recently faced with some leftover salmon, I searched the internet for "what to do with leftover fish" and changed my world forever. Leftover cooked fish can be used in fish tacos, stews, salads, sandwiches and fish cakes. Who knew? The key is to either gently bring the fish up to room temperature or reheat it for a very short amount of time. Salmon cakes sounded the most appealing to me so I faced my fear.
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Food Diary: 9 Hours in Philly
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August 25, 2014
Late Summer Bruschetta
Working at a food company means that I often get to eat really delectable lunches. A few weeks ago, one of my bosses put together some crusty bread with homemade mayonnaise, heirloom tomatoes and basil while my other boss took pictures of us eating it. Let's hope a picture of me stuffing lunch in my face does not surface. I decided to borrow that combination of flavors for a late summer bruschetta using some heirloom tomatoes from my trip to Long Island this past weekend.
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SP1 fails to install - code 80004005
Hi everyone. I recently built the computer that I am on and installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit in December.
Everything's been working great and no updates have had issues installing until SP1 came out today. It fails every time with error code 80004005, unknown error. I am fairly certain that it is due to the Windows Mail hack, but any attempt to restore the files back to the original versions (I've tried copying them from another machine and sfc /scannow) have not resolved the issue.
On another note, I've read that the same error came up when people did service pack installs for Vista. I have attempted many of the "best practice" fixes for these cases - disabling services, antivirus, startup entries, etc., but this has not resolved the issue, either.
Any advice/suggestions would be great. Thank you in advance!
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WDS 7 Home Pre.x64
Try these ...:
"Microsoft's advice is to have users try again, after they either run a troubleshooter or the System Update Readiness Tool , or after disabling any security programs installed on the machine."
System Update Readiness Tool
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Thank you for the reply.
Unfortunately, I've already tried running the System Update Readiness Tool as well. I failed to mention that in my post, sorry! I will try it again though. As for trying the service pack install again, I have tried it multiple times, both through Windows Update and the full installation package downloaded from microsoft.com.
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|23 Feb 2011
I tried running the System Update Readiness Tool, rebooting, and installing SP1 again from the full update package, and it failed again with the same error. Any other ideas?
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|23 Feb 2011
Anyone have any advice?
I also found out late last night that my wife's PC is doing the same thing. She also has the Windows Mail hack. I'm really thinking this is the cause, I just don't know how to reverse it. Restoring the files from a PC that does not have the hack and running sfc /scannow does not resolve the issue.
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Hi, chaoticyeshua.
Did a Norton or McAfee free-trial come preinstalled on the computers when purchased? It has frequently been found that their remnants cause problems with updates.
If so, please do the following:
For McAfee: follow the removal instructions here: How to uninstall or reinstall supported McAfee consumer products using the McAfee Consumer Products Removal tool (MCPR.exe)
For Norton: follow the removal instructions here: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool to remove your Norton 2006 product or later version | Norton Support
Next, restart the computer and run the Microsoft Fix it 50202 to reset the Windows Update Components in both DEFAULT and AGGRESSIVE modes. How do I reset Windows Update components?
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Note: if you are using a laptop, be sure it is connected to an electric outlet.
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Thanks for your response.
I recently built both this computer and my wife's myself. Thus, the only antivirus we have had installed is Microsoft Security Essentials.
I ran the Microsoft Fix It 50202 in both the default and agressive modes and attempted to install SP1 again. Same error. I am 90% sure this is related to the hack to allow the use of Windows Mail, as detailed in this thread:
Windows Mail
There are no fixes listed on that thread, however, other than formatting and reinstalling Windows. Surely there's another way...
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Hi, chaoticyeshua.
From what I have seen, Error Code 80004005 can be caused by a variety of things because it is a generic error code typically associated with "AHH WHAT HAPPENED?" It can be (and is typically) due to other applications behaving poorly. However, I doubt you are the only one who has run the tutorial for Windows Mail, particularly seeing that the topic is 94 pages long.
Although this relates to Windows Vista SP 2, see if it works to solve your problem with Windows 7: Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 service pack installation fails with error 0x80004005
To work around this issue, turn off the computer and physically unplug all drives that are not required for starting Windows. Power up the computer and restart the service pack installation.
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Have had two failed attempts to install the SP1 update. Both times I get the [COLOR=#0072BC ! important][COLOR=#0072BC ! important]error [COLOR=#0072BC ! important]message[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] E_FAIL (0X80004005). This error occurs after the install and on the subsequent re-boot. When the computer has nearly re-booted this message appears "Failure converting Service Pack. Reverting Changes.". The re-boot hangs for nearly half an hour before showing my [COLOR=#0072BC ! important][COLOR=#0072BC ! important]desktop[/COLOR][/COLOR] with the error message shown above.
I must have spent three hours on this today and don't know what to next.
Please note I do not run Windows Mail so that might be a 'red-herring'
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Hi, rfnm482.
Have you tried the suggestions in Troubleshoot problems installing a service pack for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2? Also note my suggestion to the original poster, to work around this issue, turn off the computer and physically unplug all drives that are not required for starting Windows. Power up the computer and restart the service pack installation.
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