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We're barely two weeks into summer and the fashion world is already buzzing about the newest resort collections. The runway trend that's setting our staffers' hearts aflutter? Grown-up tie-dye. Designers like Fausto Puglisi, Michael Kors, and Gucci are shaking up these psychedelic swirls and turning the messy craft you loved as a kid into a full-fledged fashion statement — but this is a far cry from those shirts you made at camp.
Of course, those catwalk versions won't hit stores until late this year, but we found plenty of refined, sophisticated tie-dye wares to sustain your wardrobe in the here and now. Up ahead, shop these decidedly non-hippie-dippy pieces, and say a big hello to tie-dye's new guard.
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Giving and Receiving Gifts
When giving and receiving gifts, it is most important to remember that the spirit of the gift is more important than the gift itself. That is not to say that any old thing will do as long as you give it with a smile, simply that the feeling behind will be received as much if not more than the thing itself. There is an etiquette involved in choosing, presenting, and respectfully acknowledging gifts.

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Music fans who made it to Nashville in June to attend CMA Music Festival will get the chance to relive some of their favorite moments when the three-hour television special "CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock" airs 7 p.m. Monday Aug. 12 on ABC.
Little Big Town will host this year's show, which will feature performances and appearances by Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Kelly Clarkson, Sheryl Crow, the cast of "Duck Dynasty,""Nashville" star Charles Esten, Hunter Hayes, "Dancing with the Stars" champion Derek Hough, Kid Rock, Lenny Kravitz, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Kip Moore, Jason Mraz, Kacey Musgraves, Jake Owen, Brad Paisley, Kellie Pickler, Darius Rucker, Blake Shelton, Lennon and Maisy Stella of "Nashville," Taylor Swift, The Band Perry, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban and Zac Brown Band.
The show, which was filmed during the June 6-9 festival, will take viewers behind the scenes for interviews, jams, day-in-the-life segments and more.


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Since 2001, hundreds of Columbia residents have donated to Share the Light through their utility bill, providing funds to conduct and support programs that would otherwise not be possible. As of end of year 2013, more than $203,000 has been raised through the generosity of our citizens. With oversight from the City Council, over $168,000 has been appropriated. Thanks to the many people who have chosen to support this program.
Appropriations from Share the Light contribute to one or more of six areas of city programming that extend beyond basic services. The six areas are community arts programming, community beautification, youth recreation scholarships, public health, fire prevention and education and crime prevention. Over the past nine years funds from Share the Light have supported initiatives in all six areas.
In 2013, Share the Light funds were tapped for a number of projects including:
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Am I missing something here? Wasn't Paul Wilson's deal a Minor League one? Where is the risk? He either has something in the tank, or he doesn't.
"Just shut up and play baseball"...Mike Piazza
"Sometimes, it's not the sexiest moves that put you over the top," Krivsky said. "It's a series of transactions that help you get there."
I disagree with 75% of what Wayne does but signing Paul Wilson to a minor league deal is not one of them. Who cares? If he has anything left then great....if not he goes home.
Tim McCarver: Baseball Quotes
I remember one time going out to the mound to talk with Bob Gibson. He told me to get back behind the batter, that the only thing I knew about pitching was that it was hard to hit.
Everyone seems to be expecting Ross to fall off this year.
I don't see it. He's coming into his prime. He got more playing time last year ever and wore down a little in August.
I think it's a great signing.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
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a super volcano of ridonkulous suckitude.
I simply don't have access to a "cares about RBI" place in my psyche. There is a "mildly curious about OBI%" alcove just before the acid filled lake guarded by robot snipers with lasers which leads to the "cares about RBI" antechamber though. - Nate
Edited to add: And, given the extended and unfortunate Joe Mays days last summer, I don't trust WK as far as I can throw him to not foist the decrepit Wilson on the club at some point...
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a super volcano of ridonkulous suckitude.
I simply don't have access to a "cares about RBI" place in my psyche. There is a "mildly curious about OBI%" alcove just before the acid filled lake guarded by robot snipers with lasers which leads to the "cares about RBI" antechamber though. - Nate
Ross had a .203/.325.484 line after the all-star break. Not saying that's what we should expect, but I think he could very easily fall to the .800 line.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
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With this thing I can control the colour of a bright light into many different colours using the three fundamentals colours : red green and blue. Adding them toghether with different intensity can yeld very great a range of colours from the visible spectrum.
Specifically my mood lamp can shift colours through 32 intensity values for each RGB colour giving
32*32*32 = 32768 different combinations of hue, intensity and brightness. It can also store 10 different combinations can be turned on or off, all of these through a TV remote control.
The intensity of each red, green and blue component is done via PWM so heat dissipation is kept to a minimum.
The circuit is simple and there are no pushbuttons as control is done entirely through the remote control.
I use this circuit to light a flower vase. The flat case of the box I chose does a good job at balancing the vase.
The pictures provide some ideas.
One day I am possibly buying one of those glass cubes with LASER created 3D shapes inside to go with the lamp. For now glass vases are just fine.
UPDATE : I uploaded V1.1 where at power up the micro outputs the values from memory number 0. Just make sure you store your power up colour in memory number 0 and at power up it will show up. If you'd rather go for lights off, just store all blanks in memory numer 0.
Hey I'm on the best of Instructables book !
can i extend this circuit upto 3 LED with the same circuit by adding proper heat sinks ?
It does not react except of random change off colour on any of 400 codes of universal remote.
Let me just ask, can i use 16F627 [not 627A] or 16F628A, because i cant find anywhere 16F627A???
I have 16F627 and i cant program it at all, error ocures. 16f628a i programable, but it is not working as it should.
And at the end, what is the difference between 627 and 627a?
Some reader might start a simple service (with a veeeeery reasonable fee, remember : this project is CC non commercial, but a reasonable fee would be fine for me to be charged to the buyers ! )
In case someone wants to volunteer, just write.
I opened the box to check and found that I actually used a 2SD 2012.
Sorry for the inconvenient.
I uploaded the pdf file.
Best to all
I tried a lot of rgb fading lamps and the best color fading without jerking has this lamp:http://tobe.nimio.info/led_mood_lamp.php. I have this one in slow color fading mode and looks great. Maybe you can look to its code for algorithm you need.If you find some time of course...
thanks for the tip, Sky 's remote are becoming quite common here in Italy and this helps.
It has been a long time since I did my last project with PICs. For some reason (good ones, I'd say, like free the C compiler and a better instructions set and a better oscillator : the PICs ALWAYS drived me crazy...) Anyways PICs are not forgotten, they are great micros like we know.
The new project....I really don't remember what I was talking about : I started and dropped a lot of projects in the meantime, maybe it was the RGB light based on light bulbs ( it's on my site http://www.5volt.eu ). Just be careful : that thing is powered by the mains and could be veeeery dangerous.
P.S. While checking the spelling of this message, the applet could not find the word "Italy" and suggested "Idly" for a replacement....Is there a message here ? LOL
If you can guarantee a different one to work I'll make sure I get it and try it. Thanks so much for continuing to provide support, it is appreciated.


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4 slices
bacon, diced
1 1/2 cups
chopped onion
1 1/2 cups
4 cups
peeled and cubed potatoes
1 1/2 teaspoons
ground black pepper to taste
3 cups
3 tablespoons
2 (10 ounce) cans
minced clams
My 5 star rating comes with a caveat. After reading several reviews complaining about a)the potatoes not being thoroughly cooked enough, b) it was too watery, and c) it wasn't "clammy" enough, I made the following modifications to the recipe:
1) Rather than cooking the potatoes uncovered, I covered them. Even doing so required a full 20 minutes to soften the potatoes, and
2) Rather than throw out half of the clam juice, I added it all. But not before I put 2 tablespoons of flour in it for thickening. After adding, I brought it back to a boil and stirred until "the desired thickness was acheived"
My wife, a New England clam chowder aficionado (I prefer Manhattan-style) proclaimed it to be the best she's ever had. SCORE!!
I was looking forward to this recipe and followed it exactly. I made no changes and was very disappointed with how it turned out. The soup was very watery and had an unusual texture. I also think it was just a tad bit too chunky for my tastes (cook the potatoes longer?). I plan on looking for additional clam chowder recipes to try and leave this one alone.
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Reading the reviews before making this recipe I made the following changes: I used bottled clam juice instead of the water (1 ½ cups); 2 cups half-and-half and one-cup heavy cream instead of 3 cups half-and-half, and 3 - 10oz. cans of clams. The other adjustment I made was to use 1-cup ham instead of bacon as I find that bacon gets to soggy in soups, the ham is a perfect substitute and give the soup a bit more bite.
Wonderful chowder with a couple of minor modifications to suit our preferences. I appreciate you posting this recipe as I'd never made a creamy chowder before, and needed a good, basic guideline & procedure to follow. I cooked the chopped onions and diced bacon in a few tablespoons of melted butter, then added a couple of tablespoons of flour thus creating a roux. Otherwise, I followed the recipe, but omitted water and substituted more clam juice instead, doubled the potatoes. After the potatoes were cooked through in the clam juice, I reduced the heat to a low simmer, then I added twice the amount of clams (I used half minced clams and half chopped clams), and used 1 quart half & half with about a pint of heavy cream. I stirred it often making sure the cream wasn't allowed to boil. I threw in a couple of tablespoons of dried parsely, and a couple of teaspoons of dried dill weed. I served this at a potluck with fresh french bread, and got huge raves, and lots of recipe requests. Thank you!!! 07/15/2012: Made this again last night...just delicious! I've found that precooking the bacon til crisp then adding to the roux of butter, onions and flour makes a huge difference. Also, replacing all water with clam juice adds great flavor.
Great base for Clam Chowder! I like my clam chowder a little soupy but chunky so I used equal parts water, clam juice and 2% milk (1 and 1/2 cups) and I also left out the bacon to keep it light. To thicken I added 2 tablespoons of flour to the sauté of onions, celery and butter to make a roux. I let the clams (2 cans of minced and 1 chopped) warm on the stove in a separate pot with the clam juice and water. Then I added the clams with liquid to the roux. Brought to a boil and added the milk and partially cooked cubed potatoes. I used Oregano and a little garlic; it was a huge hit!
A good start for chowder base. I use salt pork rather than bacon. I only use clam broth and begin by cooking a couple of potatoes till mushy to give the broth some thickness. A real New England Clam Chowder NEVER thickens with flour or cornstarch. That will change the flavor and texture completely. Light cream and freshly ground pepper are added to the hot chowder just before adding the clams. I have never used canned clams, but I'm sure they are similar to fresh. I don't trust a chowder that "you can stand a spoon in". I make a simiar corn chowder with chicken broth and celery when the corn is fresh and plentiful.
I've been making a clam chowder recipe very much like this for years (Mom's recipe) but decided to give this one a try instead. I loved the addition of the bacon, however I prefer Mom's way of boiling the potatoes in a seperate pot and then adding them to the 1/2 & 1/2 (without the water). It makes for a much creamier chowder. This was excellent though, the only changes I made were to use 3 cans of whole baby clams and to thicken it a little with some cold water/flour. Thanks for the recipe!
I used two 6 & 1/2 oz cans of clams & reserved the juice from both...using clam juice & a very rich, homemade chicken broth instead of water. I used Old Bay instead of salt & since I used baby yukons, I just scrubbed them really well instead of peeling them. I also gave them a light mash before adding the half & half. That helps thicken up the soup w/out adding flour or cornstarch. I was out of half & half so I used half heavy cream & half 2% organic milk. Served it w/ garlic breadsticks...yum yum!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
New England Clam Chowder I
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 396
Calories from Fat: 203
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Athens is an essential tourist destination - it's rich in major historical monuments, literature and culinary tradition.
An unexpected bonus for users of the Athens metro are the antiquities that turned up when the metro was being excavated, which are now on display completely free of charge within metro stations in central Athens. The largest collection is at Syntagma station, but you can also see artefacts at the Panepistimio station as well as part of an ancient Athens drainage system and kilns at Evangelismos.
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The Spartans of Michigan State University compete in the tough Big Ten Conference which features some of the best men's college basketball teams in today's game. The Michigan State program has a long and distinguished history with two NCAA championships in 1979 and 2000, eight NCAA Final Four appearances, twelve Big Ten Championships, and the fourth all time winning percentage in NCAA Tournament history. Michigan State Spartans Basketball Tickets give fans the opportunity to see action against the likes of Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State, Purdue, Penn State and other major conference and non-conference foes. Take in the action at the Breslin Student Events Center on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing and see the Tom Izzo led Spartans compete on the hardwood for a chance to reach the Big Dance, a feat the men's basketball team has done twenty five times in school history, the most recent coming in 2011. Grab your Michigan State Spartans Basketball Tickets today and don't miss the action! Michigan State Spartans Basketball Tickets - Men's Basketball Alumni** Alumni from the men's basketball program of Michigan State University include NBA Hall of Famer Magic Johnson, former NBA players Scott Skiles, Steve Smith, Eric Snow and Kevin Willis, and current NBA players Jason Richardson of the Orlando Magic and Zach Randolph of the Memphis Grizzlies.


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ECC's Kennedy Weisner wins two silver medals; ECC's Jake Herbstritt a bronze
St. Marys Area High School junior Adair Gennocro won a gold medal at Saturday's PIAA Track & Field Championships held at Shippensburg University by winning the Class AA 3200 run.
Gennocro won the event with a time of 10:36.22. She was seeded second in the event behind Boiling Springs' Meredith Speakman with a time of 11:13.99. Speakman's seed time was 11:01.57. Speakman finished in second place in 10:47.88.
Gennocro also medaled in the 1600 run with a time of 5:02.16, good for fourth place.
Thomas W. Wickett, 67, of 26037 Lake City Rd., died Saturday evening, May 26, 2012, at his residence.
He was born Sept. 20, 1944 in St. Marys, son of the late Raymond and Leona (Kenard) Wickett.
He married Virginia Lee Vantassel on June 4, 1971. She preceded him in death on Nov. 11, 1991.
Mr. Wickett had resided in Lake City for the last 19 years and was a former Ridgway resident. He was Catholic by faith. He had served in the Pennsylvania National Guard for several years. He had been employed by Penn Pallet for five years.
Robert W. Struble, 91, of 300 Evers Ave., St. Marys, died on Saturday, May 26, 2012 at the Sarah A. Reed Center in Erie following an illness of the past several months.
He was born Jan. 14, 1921 in St. Marys, son of the late William and Viola Valentine Struble.
On June 15, 1946, in the St. Mary's Church, he married Elizabeth M. "Betty" Schneider, who survives.
Sarah Catherine Peters, infant daughter of Douglas A. and Danielle M. (Smith) Peters, was born and died on Thursday, May 24, 2012 at Elk Regional Health Center.
She is survived by her parents; two brothers, Zachary Peters of Ridgway and Douglas Peters III of Brockway; paternal grandparents Douglas and Bonnie Peters of Dagus Mines; maternal grandfather Leo Smith of Driftwood; and paternal great-grandmother Greta Peters of Ridgway.
Jane C. Bebble Lecker, 96, of 318 John St., St. Marys, where she made her home with her daughter, and formerly of Elk Towers, died on Sunday, May 27, 2012.
She was born April 21, 1916 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Charles and Mildred Tierney Bebble.
On Nov. 8, 1941 in Sacred Heart Church, she married the late Leo F. Lecker, who preceded her in death on July 2, 1968.
Area Vietnam veterans now have their own memorial at Memorial Park in St. Marys.
Matthew Quesenberry Jr., a student at St. Marys Area High School and a member of Troop 199, completed his Eagle Scout project just in time for the Memorial Day holiday.
Quesenberry was given a few minutes to address the crowd during Monday morning's Memorial Day ceremony, and briefly recounted his inspiration for the project.
KERSEY - At Monday morning's Fox Twp. Memorial Day celebration, Elk County native Major Ted Kline (USMC-Ret.) was the keynote speaker.
"When I was a fifth grader here in 1975, I never would have imagined back then that this memorial would be on this site and that I would be asked to speak here," Kline said, referring to the adjacent Fox Twp. Elementary School and the veterans' memorial in front of the Fox Twp. Community Center.
Kline noted the importance of Memorial Day in the nation's history and the part it plays in local history.
ST. MARYS - Elk County Catholic High School honored the accomplishments of the Class of 2012 on Sunday afternoon during the school's 50th commencement exercises.
The 72 members of the senior class gathered Sunday morning for graduation activities, which began with a Baccalaureate Mass and a senior slideshow presentation in the school chapel and were followed by a brunch in the gymnasium.
"Memorial Day is meant for remembrance, and remembrance not only of the men and women who gave their lives so that we might be free, but of their families, to whom we also owe the deepest debt of gratitude," said Lieutenant Colonel Randall S. Weisner, honorary grand marshal of the community's Memorial Day parade and guest speaker at the Memorial Day ceremony at Memorial Park on Monday morning.


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Add a dash of history to your wall! This incredible print gives you a large-scale reproduction of a historic advertising poster from the early years of competitive racing. From Brett Horton's vast collection of vintage cycling posters and photography, this rare piece (original is worth thousands of dollars) features a reprint of the official promo poster for the 1935 World Cycling Championships in Brussels, Belgium. With incredible art deco-era graphic design, the flags of the main competing nations, and the date and location details of the event, this is both a historic work of vintage cycling art, and a beautiful piece for the wall of home or office! Reproduced faithfully to the original, and printed on heavy gallery-quality paper stock, this is perfect for framing, and will become the centerpiece of your cycling collection.
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Gallery: Eden Project: Giant Bubble Biomes Form the World's Largest Gre...
Located in Cornwall, the Eden Project was conceived by Tim Smit and designed by famed architect Nicholas Grimshaw. The covered biomes were inspired by the moon and are constructed from a tubular steel space-frame clad with (mostly) hexagonal panels made from a thermoplastic called ETFE. While ETFE is a type of plastic (which is a petroleum product), it is recyclable, light and durable. In fact, if it rips, there is even special ETFE tape that can be applied so that a full panel does not need to be replaced. It's also cheaper, lighter and safer than glass. Once pieced together, the panels were sealed around their perimeter and inflated to create a large cushion, which acts as a thermal blanket and keeps conditions inside the biome conducive to housing flora.
The Eden Project has three main biomes: the Tropical Biome, the Mediterranean Biome and the Outdoor Biome (which is uncovered). The Tropical Biome houses plants such as fruiting banana trees, coffee, rubber and giant bamboo, while the Mediterranean Biome is home to European plants such as olives and grape vines. The Outdoor Biome is filled with plants that can be grown outside in the UK climate like tea, lavender, hops, hemp and sunflowers.
While the Eden Project has many different programs to educate the public about the interdependence of plants and people and raise environmental awareness, it does need to use a huge amount of water to maintain the many species of plants living there (which isn't very eco-friendly in itself). In order to walk the eco-walk in addition to talking the eco talk, the complex uses sanitized rain water to keep the Tropical Biome humid and to operate their toilets. The Eden Project also powers their facilities with Green Tariff Electricity which is supplied by one of the many wind turbines in Cornwall.
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Get your tiny fan ready to show some love for their future favorite team with this 3-piece gift set. Each set comes with a pacifier, bib and bottle, all BPA-free and decorated with team logos and lettering, so your little star is repping big-time Chiefs style. It also makes a perfect gift for any Kansas City fanatic's little fan!
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Getting into the Halloween spirit doesn't mean you have to break the bank buying decorations. Instead, treat decorating as the perfect opportunity to spend time crafting with the kids. With just a few store-bought materials and items you already have on hand, you can assemble these house decorations that are creative, charming and a blast to make!
• 4 brooms ($9.97 each; HomeDepot.com)
• Krylon fluorescent yellow spray paint ($8.99; JoAnn.com)
• Black felt (optional) ($4.99 per yard; JoAnn.com)
• Scissors
• Hot-glue gun and glue sticks
• Orange grosgrain ribbon (optional)($2.25 per roll; BBCrafts.com)
• 4 plastic cauldrons ($12.75 each; TrendyHalloween.com)
• Found stones
• Craft knife
• 4 floral foam blocks ($5.99 per pack; Save-on-Crafts.com)
• Craft batting ($34.99 for 96" x 108" pkg; JoAnn.com)
• Plastic spiders or insects (optional) ($3.99 for 60; SpiritHalloween.com)
• Black construction paper
• Pencil
• Masking tape
• Old black and striped tights
• Piece of cardboard
• Cape ($19.99; PartyCity.com)
• Fishing line
• Duct tape
• Old gloves
• Old black pumps or costume shoes
• Witch's hat ($4.99; PartyCity.com)
• Witch's broom ($9.99; NewYorkCostumes.com)
• Fake black cat (optional) ($16.99; SpiritHalloween.com)
1. In a well-ventilated area, cover a surface and spray-paint brooms yellow; let dry.
2. If desired, cut out wide strips of felt long enough to wrap around the sewn part of broom bristles; glue on strips; let set. Glue a length of orange ribbon to the center of each black strip; let set.
3. Place 2 cauldrons on each side of the stairs; add stones inside to weigh down.
4. Carve a hole the size of a broom handle into each foam block; place blocks inside cauldrons and push broom handles into the foam until secure. Top with stones to anchor blocks.
5. Pull batting apart; arrange around top of the cauldron, letting pieces spill over. Place plastic insects on top, if desired.
6. Trace mice with this template and a mouse hole with this template onto black construction paper; cut out. (Laminate at an office supply store, if desired.) Tape cutouts along stairs and around the door.
7. Stuff black and striped tights with batting to make the witch's arms and legs.
8. Trim a piece of cardboard to act as shoulders under the cape. Measure and cut a piece of fishing line from the top of the door to where you want her shoulders to start. Secure with duct tape first to the top of door, then to the piece of cardboard. Use masking tape to flatten it to the door.
9. Fasten the black tights to the top of the cardboard with duct tape. Use loops of masking tape to position arms on door, pointing the left one upward. Fit gloves over ends of the tights for hands; tape to the door. Repeat, using the striped tights for legs, fitting shoes over the ends of tights; secure to door with masking tape.
10. Using duct tape, fasten the cape to the cardboard shoulders. Add strands of batting as hair and secure hat directly to the hair with tape.
11. Tie a piece of fishing line to the witch's broom; duct-tape the line to top of door. Use masking tape to attach broom to door under her left hand. Place cat on stairs, if desired.
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Completed in 2011, this wonderful 1st floor apartment is set out over one floor sleeping a total of 9 people in 4 bedrooms.The apartment is located in the Brunet area convenient both for accessing the ski area and the village centre. You can ski to within a short walk of the property down the Le Rouge piste where you can enjoy the apres ski at the Le Rouge bar and restaurant.The apartment is accessed by the stairs or private lift access. You enter the apartment into the spacious hall way which leads to the bright open plan living and dining area with its charming stone fireplace. The open plan kitchen is very well equipped and the dining table comfortably seats 10.The views from the living area and the surrounding balconies are impressive. After a hard days skiing relax in the outdoor Jacuzzi and take in the surrounding peaks.
The master bedroom has an open plan en-suite bathroom with bath and shower. The balcony and jacuzzi can be accessed from this bedroom.To the rear of the property are located a double bedroom with en-suite shower room and a further two double bedrooms which share an inter-connecting shower room. One of these bedrooms has a further single bed sleeping 3 in total.Located in the hall is a guest toilet.A private laundry and ski locker with boot heaters is located on the ground floor.The property has 2 internal parking spaces in the underground garage.No driver service is provided at the property.The chalet is sold on either a catered or self-catered basis.
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Sonal Kalra has vowed to travel only to places where there are no tourist spots, nothing to photograph and no general unrest about bowel moments. Read latest from her column.
It's not every day that journalists' jobs require them to visit toilets at pubs and restaurants around the city. Recently (on November 19...
Taking a break from the shrill campaign and political name-calling, two of the three key political parties in Delhi - the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party - released their poll manifestos last week.
In the mid-1800s, when the British set up Indian Railways, they made some communities rather unhappy. These people were appalled by the absence of separate bogies for their caste. Imagine the possibility of sharing tables then?
From the 'chintan-manthan' on Mangalyaan emerged this gem that our rocket cost less than an apartment in uptown Manhattan. Well done, India, sending out an inter-planetary spacecraft with more dash than cash. Mangalyaan, whose further success we most earnestly want, is an exciting outcome delivered despite the usual challenges.
The next time you buy a ticket to travel long distance by bus or take a package tour that involves journey by an air-conditioned luxury bus, get answers to these questions.
Two hundred and five members of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee, who were elected at the 18th Congress of the CCP in November 2012, convened in Beijing for the 18th CC's three-day Third Plenary session beginning November 9. Jayadeva Ranade writes.
Be popular and strong, but don't forget that the tables always turn someday.
Earthen diyas earlier symbolised Diwali. But nowadays, decorative candles of a variety of hues and shapes have replaced the traditional lamp. Their increasing popularity should, however, not blind us to the fire hazard posed by them.
The tenement blocks collapsed like sandcastles. Landmarks were swallowed up like Lego bricks. But most devastating of all was the massive loss of life — families torn apart by a disaster of frightening proportions. Mary Robinson writes.
Food always becomes an important issue before each general election. This time around food has VVIP status, thanks to the passage of the food security Bill (FSB). Nishtha Gautam writes.
The 'People's Unity Against Communalism' convention held recently in New Delhi appears to have been an exercise in irrelevance. It was not a launching pad for a new political and electoral alliance as admitted by the convention's organisers. Ajoy Bose writes.
Even decisions arrived at after due deliberation, taking all factors into account, observing extant rules, and in good faith, which may seem excellent at that point of time, can turn out be unwise at a later date. RC Acharya writes.
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@RHolbach Not fond of the slash screen either, I barely made it past it. Also the blurry background is not so hot either.
Cool look, but this doesn't work as a website. Splash screens have been gone since the early 2000's. Why hide your content behind a silly page with an image requiring users to click to even see anything? The design on the splash page I like, but it simply doesn't belong for a website.
The interior pages appear like you should scroll with the background image going off the bottom of the page, but actually you can't scroll, or don't need to. I think that will get more people than just me.
I like the creativity here, but in it's current form it is just not working.
Hmm... Why not just move the rest of the page's content below the fold? There are many ways to demand this kind of focus outside of just a splash page that doesn't even have a secondary function (like maybe preloading some awesome experience or something.)
Design-wise, it's cool, grungy and in-vogue. But I'm not sure I get the structure. Is it a site? Is it a splash page? I don't know. But kudos to the designers.
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Val Rogoney is one of our most conveniently located chalets in Val d'Isere. It sits just moments from the nursery slopes, with the main lifts just 200m (approx.) away and is virtually ski-in. For après ski entertainment, the main resort centre is just 350m (approx.) away.The best things come in small packages and Chalet Val Rogoney is no exception. This one time family home is charming and homely. The chalet's lounge, with its floor to ceiling windows and feature copper-hooded fireplace, is the perfect place to curl up on the comfy sofas after a hard day on the slopes. The bedrooms, although small, are comfortable and inviting with plenty of wooden furnishing. With the vast Espace Killy ski area and the famous Val d'Isere nightlife on your doorstep, this chalet really is a little gem.
Lower ground floor:• open-plan kitchen/dining area• WC
Ground floor:• lounge with open fireplace and large windows overlooking terrace
First floor:Room 1 = twinRoom 2 = twin (beds end to end, limited storage)• bathroom (no WC)
Second floor:Room 3 = double with bath and WC
Chalet staff live in.
The chalet host will have a day off during the course of the week, during which you will be required to eat out.
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These condos nestle amongst the pine trees within walking distance of the hustle and bustle of Winter Park Main Street. The condos are ideal for self-catering holidays, with the convenience of restaurants, shops and bars all within an easy stroll. Relax after a hard day's skiing in the indoor pool and hot tubs.
have a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with private bath, shower and WC, gas or wood burning fireplace, balcony or terrace, Wi-Fi internet access, living and dining area, tea/coffee making facilities, DVD player and rentals and cable TV.One bedroom condos - sleep 2-4: queen bed in the bedroom and double sofa bed in the living room. 2 separate sleeping areas.Two bedroom condos - sleep 2-6: queen bed in master bedroom, a queen bed or two single beds in second bedroom, double sofa bed in living room and 2 bathrooms. 3 separate sleeping areas.Three bedroom condos - sleep 2-8: queen bed in master bedroom, a queen bed or two single beds in second/third bedrooms, double sofa bed in living room and 2 bathrooms. 4 separate sleeping areas.Four bedroom condos - sleep 2-10: as three bed condo with additional bedroom with queen bed and bathroom. Bedding can vary with 4 bed condos.
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Sebastian Vettel concedes that making the "right call" to suit the conditions will be vital at this weekend's Brazilian GP...
Sebastian Vettel concedes that making the "right call" to suit the conditions will be vital at this weekend's Brazilian GP.
The drivers had to deal with tricky conditions in Friday's practices where midway through the first session a dry line began to appear only for the rain to return.
With heavy showers later in the day, the conditions began to improve 20 minutes before the end, prompting a mad dash - and a battle between Red Bull and Nico Rosberg for the P1 slot.
Rosberg won that tussle with a 1:27.306, which put him 0.225s up on Vettel with Mark Webber a further 0.061s back.
"We knew it would be wet today and might be tricky," said Vettel, who is chasing his nineth successive race win this weekend. "The main loss from the rain was that we didn't run on the 2014 tyres.
"Not many people went out this afternoon in order to save tyres for the weekend - it's a bit of a shame for those in the grandstands, but unfortunately it's like this.
"Come Saturday and Sunday, we may need to have the tyres available.
"It was good to get a bit of a base line in these conditions; we need to be sharp for the next two days and make the right calls."
Meanwhile, Webber says he had a productive final Friday at the Interlagos circuit and expects more of the same come Saturday.
"We were working on understanding the tyres in both conditions today," he said.
"We had the full wet and intermediate tyres on the car and we did quite a few laps considering most people only used one set of intermediate tyres.
"It was a productive day in preparation for tomorrow, as we expect some more wet conditions.
"We have to understand the inters on both long and short runs and also try to save tyres, so it was a testing day for the teams, but overall we got what we could out of the day."
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WOW, this is truly a disturbing stat
WOW, this is truly a disturbing stat
Need a QB to win games.
That is crazy, even a garbage can gets a steak now and again... This is nuts. How come the fans have so much passion and the players are so lax after a loss... Could it be they make so much cash they don't really care about winning as much as back in the day???
Last win was against the Jets on 12-18-2005
that means, we have no QB
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Prior to the financial crash of 2008 there was an ongoing debate between fundamental and technical analysts as to whether investors or traders should use stops. The severity of the decline convinced many that stops should be used, according to MoneyShow's Tom Aspray.
I have always advocated placing a stop order at the same time as your buy or sell order. It allows one to roughly quantify the risk of any investment or trade. By analyzing the risk it often becomes clear that the risk is too high. One of the most common mistakes is to raise the stop instead of lowering the entry level. If you are going to adjust the parameters in order to lower the risk focus on changing the entry not the stop.
In addition to the process of determining the initial stop, it is important to also manage the trade once a position is established. This is an art more than a science as every price pattern has subtle differences. Though I follow a systematic approach, the rules are not cut and dried. Clearly when to sell is an important decision in terms of managing one's portfolio and can be the key factor in determining whether you are profitable or not.
Those who follow my daily column have been able to follow both the placement of the initial stop as well as how the stops are managed once a position is established. Because of time and space constraints the specific details of the stop choices are generally not provided. The goal of this lesson is to provide those details, and in the process provide more insight so that you can improve your bottom line.
In this first chart I would like to look at a historical example so I can share some of the basic guidelines that I try to follow. This will be followed by actual examples of trades and stops I have recommended in the past year.
This chart of the Spyder Trust (SPY) covers the period from March 2003 through early August of 2003. On March 12, the SPY made a low of $79.38 but then closed near the day's highs. The volume was strong that day and increased over the next few days as the on-balance-volume broke through resistance. Seven days later on March 21, there was clear evidence that SPY had bottomed as it had moved well above the highs of the past six weeks on strong volume.
My favored strategy is to buy on a setback after an uptrend has been established. So on March 21, a typical recommendation would have been to go 50% long at $86.06. This was just above the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement support at $85.84 and above the round number of $86.00. The second 50% buy level was at $85.28, which was midway between the 38.2% support and the 50% support at $84.60.
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Amani Battle Bear, Spirit of Competition... Nothing special really =/
Amani Battle Bear, Spirit of Competition... Nothing special really =/
In terms of non-soul-bound stuff, the rarest I have is the Expert Goldminer's Helmet: http://www.wowhead.com/item=9375
I'm trying to decide between using it for a transmog, selling it for 200K (I'll get it eventually if I try) or just keep it in my bank.
I've got plenty of other rare BOP stuff, and I sold a Teebu's for 100K right before xpac, but that's just cause I've been playing since day 1, and everyone playing that long lots of rare stuff I'd guess.
Ashbringer, Tier3, some other naxx stuff. Seal of Ascension to open UBRS door back in the day. Splinter of Atiesh (on my warrior lulz) ZG mounts and some other stuff I cant come up with since I quit WoW
prob tabard of the lightbringer on my main or old ZG tiger
carved ogre idol and some other tcg vanity stuff on my old main /cry - damn gms wont move it for me.
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The rarest items I own are probably my Blazing Hippogryph, Competitor's Tabard, and the original version of Quel'Serrar.
Ashes of Al'ar or Moist Towelette (not sure how many people have saved those all this time since they became BOP) or main hand war glaive on a mage.
And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him.
Revelation 6:8
i have on my BoA pvp sword an enchant that doesnt exist anymore..its called fiery blaze. i also have alot of loot from the old zanalarian dungeons before they were made normal.
my friend code...
5241-1925-7760 name toasty
up for battles ...after 10/18/2013
Invincible and anathema/benediction.
T3 chest and boots.
Also got Hero of the Alliance if that counts as an item. Full old ZG set on rogue + the fist weapon set including the leather stuff from ZA and the Zul'jin dagger.
Bringing a little sarcasm to you every day
Nothing amazing - the headless horseman's mount.
Teebu's! Also a few discontinued mounts.
WBMA - Leave our beards alone
"Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my comrade." - Albert Camus
Rarest item i own is my arcanite ripper... Bust out a face melter ftw!
The horseman's mount from Karahzan.
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Spirit of competition
Haunted memento
Reins of the Crimson Death Charger, not that rare, but a lot rarer than half the crap people are listing here, I also go it fairly cheap when they were being dupped a load, I kept my eye on a legit seller who was essentially being forced to lower his BO to match the duppers, I made my move then ;p
I also have a head from the drake that used to be at the duskwood portal (on zee DK)
Grand Black War Mammoth, however I didn't think it was that rare, I got it on the lock one week during a alt run, the next week on my druid alt run, shame we didn't know about Acc wide mounts someone offered me 100k for it during wrath -.-


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Justin Timberlake has released the video for "Mirrors," the second single from The 20/20 Experience.
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Direct payments: information and support from other organisations
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The Plains Commonwealth was one of the thirteen commonwealths of the pre-War United States. Created in the early 21st century, it was comprised of the former states of Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Oklahoma.
Kansas WastelandEdit
|The following is based on Fallout Tactics and some details might contradict canon.
After the War, a major faction in the Kansas area was the technology-worshiping Reaver cult, based in Newton.
Some of the major towns were Kansas City, inhabited by ghouls who worshiped a nuclear bomb, the Junktown-like Junction City, Cold Water, famous for its casino and Great Bend, a major pre-War industrial center.
After the fall of the Master in the far West, a great migration of super mutants he created began. They traveled East to find themselves a new home, until they found a crashed Brotherhood of Steel zeppelin, which was a part of an Air Convoy that was meant to find and destroy the remains of Master's Army. Brotherhood Paladin Latham duelled the mutant's leader, Gammorin and won. As unlikely it may seem, Latham took his opponent's name and became the new leader of the mutant army, setting up the base known as Osceolla near the airship crash site.
Around 2197 and 2198, Kansas found itself in the middle of a war zone. Several towns, mostly pre-War centers of industry, including the inhabited Great Bend, and others like Scott City and Canyon City were taken over by Calculator's robots from Vault 0. It didn't go unnoticed by Latham/Gammorin, whose mutants started actively fighting the mechanical threat.
In the meantime, the Vault 0 robots progressed East and one humanoid robot even strayed to the area of Junction City, which, unlike most other towns of that region, still maintained independence from the Brotherhood. However, when the Reaver cult tried to take the robot parts from the city's inhabitants, they were forced to ask the Brotherhood for help. Soon, the Reavers themselves had to ask the Brotherhood for help after their main camp in Newton was taken by the robots.
Missouri WastelandEdit
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Around that time, the super mutant camp in the area of St. Louis, Missouri was taken by surprise by an Eastern Brotherhood of Steel squad. As the Brotherhood was unaware of the robot menace, they perceived the super mutants as a major threat and attacked them immediately. The mutant High Inquisitor Toccomatta took Simon Barnaky, the leader of the Brotherhood prisoner in St. Louis, and managed to escape the following Brotherhood assault that destroyed the mutant forces in that area. The Eastern Brotherhood also destroyed Gammorin's laboratory in Jefferson, Missouri and prevented the mutants from obtaining the nuclear missile worshiped by the ghouls in Kansas City. Eventually, even the main mutant base in Osceolla was taken and Gammorin was killed, and the remaining mutants were either taken to labor camps or drafted into Brotherhood forces.
Oklahoma WastelandEdit
Vault-Tec Rejection Letters issued in the Washington D.C. area suggest that there are vaults in Oklahoma. Whether or not these vaults were completed by the time of the Great War remains to be seen.
Later TimesEdit
By 2277, the Brotherhood presence in the region had lessened, but there is still a group of soldiers maintaining their addled idea of "peace".[1]
Known LocationsEdit
Kansas WastelandEdit
- Bunker Delta (Fallout Tactics)
- Bunker Epsilon (Fallout Tactics)
- Canyon City (Fallout Tactics)
- Cold Water (Fallout Tactics)
- Great Bend (Fallout Tactics)
- Junction City (Fallout Tactics)
- Newton (Fallout Tactics)
- Scott City (Fallout Tactics)
Missouri WastelandEdit
Parts of the Plains Commonwealth appear in Fallout Tactics, and the canceled Van Buren included places in this commonwealth as well. This commonwealth was also mentioned in Fallout 3.
- ↑ Reginald Rothchild's dialogue in Fallout 3.


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I finally caught up with Cristian Mungiu's 4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days last Friday...whoa. The praise that came out the Cannes Film Festival (where I was clumsy enough to miss it) led to expectations of something solid, commendable and probably disturbing. But I didn't expect to see a masterpiece, which is what this "Romanian abortion film" absolutely is. . . .Jeffrey Wells, take two:
This may sound like a glum Eastern bloc procedural, perhaps something to suffer through or check your watch by. It's not cheerful, agreed, but the transcendent art and style of this film is so penetrating that the drabness is soon forgotten or ignored. This is a haunting moral tale and a psychologically tense suspense film, as well as the most persuasive anti-abortion argument in any form I've ever heard, seen or read. . . .
Naturally, alert Right-to-Lifers (like deaconforlife's Peter J. Smith and John Jalsevac) are going to write about and promote the film among the faithful when it opens next January, and they'd be dumb not to do that. . . .I was almost relieved when he posted that second item. It seemed unlike Wells to comment on a film of this sort without taking a dig at conservatives somehow -- all the more so when his reaction to the film in question could possibly be perceived as putting him in bed with those same conservatives!
But I'll bet that most Right-to-Lifers, who primarily live in the "red" regions, will avoid this film in droves, and not just because this IFC Release won't find much of a reception among hinterland exhibitors. It's my belief that most of the Christian anti-abortion crowd -- i.e., the ones who voted for Bush-Cheney in '04 in order to keep Christian values from being weakened or usurped by liberal Democrats -- are largely xenophobic when it comes to sampling foreign cultures and their films. . . .
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Title: You've got mail - part 2
Date: April 24, 2006
Summary: Beaver defeats the virus with his Norton Antivirus Talisman.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Spam Phantoms, Satan
Onomatopoeias used: "REACH!", "WARD!", "SIZZLE!", "WAG!", "PING!"
"Fin" style: As PS in Steve's email to Satan
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Beaver looks at the possessed computer which has skulls coming out of it.
Beaver: "Hmm - This is a little far off-canon for my tastes"
Spam Phantom: "WOE"
Spam Phantom: "MISERY"
Spam Phantom: "DESPAIR"
Spam Phantom: "ONLINE PHARMACY"
Panel 2
Beaver: "Wait a minute... Steve, did you open an email attachment?'
Steve: (indicating a small amount) "Only a little one."
Panel 3
Beaver opens a mysterious wooden box.
Beaver: "Well, not to worry, I have just the thing for this sort of situation."
Steve: "You might want to hurry up a bit Beaver..."
Spam Phantom: (REACH!ing out of the monitor) "Ssssssss... Your eBay account has been suspended...."
Beaver: "Ah! Here it is!"
Panel 4
Beaver holds up the talisman, and WARD!s off the virus, which SIZZLE!s.
Beaver: "The Norton Antivirus talisman of warding!"
Spam Phantom: "SKREEE!"
Panel 5
Beaver WAG!s his finger at Steve.
Beaver: "Well Steve, I hope you realise now, emails are like jam sandwiches: delicious, but full of hidden danger."
Steve: "Don't worry Beaver, I've learnt my lesson!"
Panel 6
[10 Minutes later, in Hell]
Satan (Stan) sits at his computer which PING!'s.
A received e-mail reads:
FROM firstname.lastname@example.com TO: firstname.lastname@example.com Dear Stan, Thank you for letting me know about my lottery win! Please find attached my eternal soul as requested as proof of my ID. Can't wait to get my winnings! Yours sincerely, STEVE P.S fin
Fun Facts
- Satan has an 'AOhell' account which has been cleverly disguised by leaving out the first A from his name, leaving a regular Stan.
- Steve's e-mail address is shown to be on the eruditebaboon.co.uk domain, which breaks the fourth wall (but fortunately not the fifth) as the name "erudite baboon" is the creator James Turner's nickname on the internet, and the aforementioned domain has been registered by him.
- This comic was slightly late and for the first day, a temporary filler was used.
- James uses a Dell.
- In case you're very lucky and haven't experienced great volumes of Spam, "Your eBay account has been suspended" is a common form of e-mail phishing and "online pharmacy" is most likely one of the two most common types of forum spam, next to "poker casino". Or was it "online casino" and "poker pharmacy"?
- Furthermore, Satan seems to have successfully tricked Steve into another common online menace known as Lottery scam.
- The 666 in Satan's e-mail address is known as the Number of the Beast.
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