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"Very friendly reception with helpful advice. Rooms spacious, clean and comfortable. Only minor negative is external noise (but what do you expect on a city street)."
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"Amazing. Great staff , good pleace muy bien situado, excelente "
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"The hotel is simple but clean and spacious. There is a breakfast buffet (continental) included that was very good. The only thing that I have to say is that finding your way to it walking from the train station is nearly impossible. Hint: the closest bus stop is Moneghetti and it is 2 stops away ..."
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"Great staff, excellent parking location and close to attractions Just great experience"
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"The room was spotless and the staff exceptionally helpful. Perhaps a bare minimum for tea/coffee would be useful. Noise from traffic for city view bedrooms, but not too bad during the night"
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"Great little hotel, location is perfect, 10 min walk to the Casino, nice and clean. No parking, so you will have to find it yourself."
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"Good. Great position for price. Old, needs updating. No English TV channel - not even news only. Fair to poor continental breakfast, which ran out of some items well before 9am."
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Taken at Ibra Souk, in Oman. There are lots of stalls like this on the pavement with women selling material for traditional dress.
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Seems like the woman becomes a part of the colorful array of colorful cloths around her. the head backwards, yet the hands and body in front, create a very interesting composition. Thanks for sharing with the Art of the Middle East group.
totally love these colors I was at the thrift store the other day and saw some rainbow fabric though it would be neat to buy just for a pic what do you think? your mind is thinking the same direction ;-)
Thanks Misty for your comments, I know what you mean, have thought the same thing myself and other people will just think "why would you want to take a picture of that!"
I love this photo, I love fabric and look forward to searching all over world for beautiful pieces! I need a visit to Muscat soon :-) Great pic…
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With a stay at New York-New York Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas (The Strip), you'll be convenient to T-Mobile Arena and University of Nevada-Las Vegas.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 2023 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and a turndown service, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Dining options include a replica of New York City's famed Gallagher's Steakhouse, Il Fornaio Italian restaurant, a 24-hour American restaurant, a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar, 2 24-hour Starbucks, and a Coney Island-style pavilion offering hot dogs, pretzels, and ice cream.
In addition to Cirque du Soleil's erotic Zumanity show (surcharge), guests enjoy the dueling pianos and sing-alongs in the Bar at Times Square, dancing bartenders in Coyote Ugly, and Irish music and story-telling in the Nine Fine Irishmen pub. The 84,000-square-foot casino includes 80 gaming tables, 2,000 slot machines, and a race and sports book.
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The resort fee also includes high-speed wireless Internet access in guestrooms and public areas.
Please note all guestrooms are non-smoking, and guests found to be smoking in guestrooms are subject to a fee.
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- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 2023
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- Number of restaurants - 13
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Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
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New York-New York Hotel & Casino offers 2023 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and hair dryers. Televisions come with premium cable channels and pay movies.
Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. This Las Vegas resort provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily. Amenities available on request include refrigerators.
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Created for adults 18 years and older, Zumanity (surcharge) is an erotic, cabaret-style Cirque du Soleil production exploring different perspectives of love. Two performances nightly Friday-Tuesday.
The 84,000-square-foot casino includes 80 gaming tables, 2,000 slot machines, and a race and sports book.
Beginning in the rear of the hotel and ending in the casino, Manhattan Express Roller Coaster (surcharge) provides a 3.5-minute ride that reaches 67 miles per hour and attains a height of 144 feet as it winds through the miniature Manhattan skyline.
An Irish band performs nightly in the Nine Fine Irishmen pub.
Styled after its New York City namesake, the biker/cowboy bar Coyote Ugly offers performing bartenders and dancing on the bar.
The Bar at Times Square features dueling pianos nightly starting at 8 PM.
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An L-shaped, seasonal outdoor pool measuring 150 x 110 feet is surrounded by a sundeck furnished with lounges and rental cabanas that include TVs, phones, compact refrigerators, and fans.
New York New York's health spa (surcharge) includes men's and women's saunas and steam rooms. The resort fee includes the use of a fitness center with free weights and cardio and strength-training machines.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, 23 miles away, provides rock climbing, biking and hiking trails, and scenic drives. The Lake Mead National Recreational Area, 31 miles away, offers fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. Mount Charleston, 42 miles away, has biking and hiking trails, horseback riding, skiing, and snowboarding.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
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I have an 05 645Ci and have had the ipod interface fitted from BMW, all seems to work well until I come to scroll through the music itself, either artist, album or podcast etc and then, when I get to the bottom of the first page on the screen I can not scroll any further.
The Idrive is locked and only if I force the wheel round will it scroll through the music which is just not great and very very frustrating
BMW have said that it is due to me having a large amount of Music on my 30G video ipod but I am not sure this is the case.
Anyone else had the same issue?
It also happen when I try and scroll through the Traffic Information under navigation as well.


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Living in the now is so much enjoyable. Being open to the now and being present in that moment is the only thing that is real. The only thing that exists! The fact that we are here to experience it is a blessing.
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Living in the now is so much enjoyable. Being open to the now and being present in that moment is the only thing that is real. The only thing that exists! The fact that we are here to experience it is a blessing.
Stay humble
ok, so I really feel like speaking on this issue that is accruing right now in America, and this issue is just the tip of the isberg. But is it a issue that is obvious, and it is happening on live streams for the world to see. In times like these it is easy to point fingers. It is easy to throw around the blame. But who will take the responsibility? What is the solution?
Then again maybe we should start by looking at the problem. What is it that is really happening?
Something is seriously wrong with humankind. But who to blame?
We are born into this world, and placed directly into the system. At birth you are given a number that identifies you. Later, everything you do is connected to this number. Your hospital records, dentist records, school records, criminal records, your credit card. To the system you are this number and everything that is connected to it.
Something that bothered me while living in America was how each application I filled in I had to state my ethnicity. "Check the box". This discuss me. Being mixed I never could see the different colors. Maybe the different cultures, but never colors. And then again I don't know every culture so I realized that we are all people. But to this world that we live in, we are just a number. We are just statistics. When are we going to stop to kill because of our differences? When did we start to fear each other? When became human, the enemy of humankind?
The police brutality, the power of authority, this is what is really fucked up. The system!
This "Us vs them shit"! Now hear me out! I am Black, yes, and I am proud of that! On the other side my father is white and for some I may be mix and to others I am just black. This is what bothers me… just black. Half black. Half white. To me all of this is racist comments. I am actually not half of nothing, I am a whole of me. My own, whole, individual. Human. Aren't we all? Just humans? Not just black, or just white? what the fuck is that?
Now my problem here is that we live in times where people take the privilege to judge you by you appearance, color, race or sex. Maybe even all of these together.
I don't care what color you are, or about the clothes you chose to wear. you are human. just like me.
My heart cries out for all the victims of the world and the corrupted times that we are living in.
To the police force in America. What is it that triggered these "incidents"? Aren't you guys trained to avoid firing your guns? I usually don't like to look at statistics but sense y'all are insisting. The body number on African-american, the black person, or the negro (what ever fits your vocabulary) is extremely high. Wouldn't you say? Shouldn't you be out there helping and protecting us? When did you decide that you are worth more than me? For you to execute innocent people is just out of this world and that the targeted statistic group is the Afro-american. Facts!
And lastly, to the system! You want me to feel shame. Just because of the color of my skin and the body that I am in. Shame on you for thinking that you can mold me. For you to think that we are all the same, makes me wonder if you understand anything at all. You can't steal my freedom from me! And if you fear my spirit, if you fear the color of my skin, once again you prove that you can't face me. You hide, behind batches and titles, incapable of facing me. If my skin is my weapon, so be it. I take a stand for human kind! All lives matter and proudly we all carry our skin. Proudly we stand in the body that we are in. Because we think beyond the body, and we go beyond intellect. We are drivin by instinct. Biologi.
I stand for equality. For human kind. I stand for all kind. I hope for the days when people stop killing everything. Period.
The last couple of days I have been spending reading this new book I bought. The title is "Mirror Work" and the authors name is Louise Hay. Last summer my mother came to visit Sweden and she brought me a book by this author, the name of the book is "You can heal your life" and that book really changed my life.
If you feel like you are ready to do something different with your life but are struggling to build the new, I highly recommend you to read this book(you can heal your life).
I just finished watching a documentary called the Buddha, and it made me remember that the truth is not to be told. The truth is to be felt, with in you!
Sometime I found myself questioning my wisdom because others would question it, but now I understand that the truth I feel may not be the truth they where hoping to hear. I am not here to change anyone, I am here to learn about life. I am here to experience life the way only I can. Because only I can live my life.
I choose enlightenment. I choose the truth. I choose to believe that wisdom is in all of us and if we want it, if we work for it, it will appear in all that we do. Because it will be a part of us. That same part in us that is connected to the higher intelligence. The source of all wisdom.
My friends, today I have something special for you. I am excited to share the most vulnerable parts of me. My thoughts, my emotions, my voice and my life, in all honesty. This is who I am. Shameless
For some time now I have lived in frustration. A frustration over many things such as money problems, health issues, misunderstandings in the relationships around me, let's just simply say that I have been frustrated with the now and the situations I would find myself in. I have been having a war inside of me between truth and denial. Being honest with where I am also seem to be very frightening to me.
To my surprise, being honest in the now, has actually been very liberating. In the past I would do what I though was easier, living in denial. Pretending. But a part of me was frustrated because I saw through my own lies, and once that happen, responsibility now had a different meaning.
My responsibility is to be honest with myself. This is who I am now. This is where I am. This is my life.
There were times when I found myself wishing that things should be different. And to my disappointment things could always be different, if you look at it that way. The harsh truth was that it didn't change the situation seeing what could have been different. Reality still remained.
My sister has triggered many ideas and thoughts in me and this is one of them. We can only get where we want to be if we start building from where we are now, honestly.
Sometimes I feel as if I've been here before. It's hard to explain what it is that makes me feel that way but I like to think that it is the higher intelligence speaking to me. Letting me know that the path I am walking may be difficult and demanding and yet so familiar. I am safe. It may not be that I actually have been here before but for some reason the new things that I am doing now also feels acquainted. I learn to trust my truth and the truth that is appearing to me. I continue to walk my path with my heart as a compass.
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It's been a while since I wrote.
Right now we are spending time in nature perfecting our craft and health. I feel so much inspiration from experiencing nature. The sound of the wind, the smell of grass and mud, the leafs that are dancing, the birds that are singing, I love it all. I even learned to appreciate the bugs.
When I spend time in nature it is like catching up with myself. Time slows down and I get to hear the thoughts or feel the feelings that was hard for me to experience in the city. Living in a big city is tirering for me, having all those impressions around you all the time takes focus from what you are experiencing. It can be distracting to be around things that has nothing to do with you.
I am seeing life now as if it was my first days of living. I'm amazed with the intelligence of the body and the beautiful and destructive mind that we do have.
This inner journey is opening up so many doors for me. New ways of thinking, and new ways of being. New possibilities and new relations! I am grateful for it all.
I look around and I see like minded people, I feel blessed to be here. I look around and see that we all are on a inner journey, and I look inside of me and see the battlefield in my heart. I now understand that I have been fighting a war inside of me. The inner battle now turned into the inner journey. I am no longer angry with what is. I give thanks to all that is!
My dear soul sister Trisha sparked something in me when she expressed how she feels about today's food consumption. She is studying botany and knows how to make great food off of Mother Earth. Not only does Mother Nature provide us with food, but she also offers us medicin. Healing herbs that will work in symbiosis with your body and its power. After all we are children of Nature, we are a force of nature.
Trisha mention her view upon GMO, she said something so deep and powerful. "Imagine a seed and you put it in the microwave for two minutes and out comes a meal". I love this!
My brain started spinning once she mentioned this and I started thinking about the times we live in. Some may call it advanced but I rather call it foolish. Only a fool thinks he knows it all.
My man often talks about this as well and he says that there is a pill for almost anything today, and sadly this is true. We rather take a pill for the symptoms that we are experiencing, than to go to the bottom of the issue and heal that. You have headache take an aspirin. You have neck pain, take an aspririn. We kill ourselves with painkillers, because no one want to deal with the real problem. What is really the problem?
I have underestimated friendship, mostly because I never really knew friendship. But ever since opened my heart to the possibility of finding likeminded people, the universe once again proved to me that anything is possible!
To have someone to share your thought with can be very comforting and secure. Having someone to pick my brain is like water to a plant. It makes things grow! I get to develop my mind by speaking my mind and I gain knowledge by listening to someone expressing theirs. I am grateful for all my encounters!
So many thoughts. So many feelings.
I guess I can say that I took a little time out. Climbed into my shell again to straighten somethings out for myself. It felt important to revaluate what I had created. What do I feel about me, the things I experienced, my behaviors, my relationships and the way that I interact with the external.
Somehow, I seem to express myself intensively and aggressively. I guess I can be extreme, and it's even more intense when it's coming from the hurt parts of me. My family would say that I'm feisty. But the truth is, I have the softest heart and I just want for everyone to be happy.
I have been depressed on and off for a couple of years now. I would say that it started in my pre-teens, but I can't say that it was something that I considered working on. I didn't even want to admit to myself that I was depressed. Instead I would pretend that everything was ok, because I didn't want to add additional pain to the painful situations that had already accrued. I feel that my struggle was a burdan to others. And "why", is my riddle to solve. My point is that any contribution can be useful, we are all different. My contribution led me here, and finally I am ready to take responsibility for my health and happiness. Finally I can voice my opinion, and what I'm learning next is to express myself in a compassionate way.
Honestly people! I am a mess and I have no trouble admitting it. I no longer feel the shame for being where I am in life. Actually I am proud! Proud to accept that I am not perfect. Proud to accept that I am doing the best of my ability. I am proud to be who I am. I am grateful to accept the now for what it is, to appreciate it for what it is and to cherish it for what it is! I am thankful for the fact that I am allowing myself to open my heart to the power of now! Now is all that matters!
So I'm taking things step by step, and thats all that I can do. Take one step at the time.
When patterns are broken, new worlds emerge.
Today is my first day out of bed ever since I came home. Efter my birthday weekend and all the events around it I was pretty out of it and it took some time for me to gather myself again. Something else that also has been new for me is that i finally fount out my condition. Finding out that I have Candida was the cherry on top of the icing. Now Candida is curable, so there are no worries there. I just know that I have a life changing journey infront of me.
I am so thankful for getting answers and now I know my responsibility. Hopefully with the change of diet my eczema will clear up, my depression will go away, my confidence can blossom, my body will grow stronger and hopefully I can heal my past.
I do feel a sense of clarity, almost as if I'm being reborn. I give thanks to all that is!
It has been a demanding weekend, and in my suffering I found my answers. I am still learning how to stay humble, even in my struggles. I am learning how to be courageous at all times!
In times like these I wonder if I have any friends... It's funny how when you start doing what you love, people show their true colors.
I have always been a lonely soul who follows my own path. If someone says I can't do it, I'll tell them watch me. But lately I don't have it in me to prove to others what I am capable of.
Life has been my mentor, and sometimes life will provide me with people I adore and people that I can learn from. But for instant my music, I have developed it myself. I have asked for help, and reached out to people but obviously people are busy with what ever they are busy with. Or maybe it's that they just don't want to work with me. So I decided to take things in my own hands. If I want something to happen I have to make it happen.
I picked up the guitar and started a relationship with it. Everything I know on it (not so much) I have figured out myself.
The reason to why I picked up the guitar is because I had no one to help me create my music. I don't have a producer who was willing to work with me and develop a sound.
So here I am, once again I'm following my own path and have to make shit work for myself. Don't get me wrong, I am grateful for this journey and the fact that I found the courage to show the world my true colors!
It's beautiful how life works.
Today has been a wonderful day.
Me and my fiancé went out for a stroll around 11, headed to Söder, which is a part of Stockholm, and we went to this spiritual book store that I love. Of course I ended up buying some new tarot cards and oracle cards, I also got a book about sound healing and my first pendulum. After the book store we went to this cafe that offers foretell of coffee and other fortune telling technics. Today all the pieces fell together, and I can now see the bigger picture.
After the cafe me and my fiancé went to a guitar store that my fiancé been dying to take me to. Guess what? He got me a beautiful guitar for my birthday even though my birthday is on Saturday. Ahhh I feel so lucky.
I'm excited for what is coming. Working on my music project is overwhelming but also something wonderful. I am taking it one step at the time, so more about The music when I have more to share!
My birthday is coming up. This year I will turn 25. Last year on my 24th birthday I decided to change my lifestyle, and this year I dive in to this even deeper. Now it is 110% dedication to a healthier lifestyle.
A good way to start my big 25 is with a sweat lodge that my fiancé arranged for us. I am so excited and I feel incredibly blessed to have such a wonderful man in my life who understands me!
Now, with this commitment comes responsibility. For those who don't know what a swea lodge
is, let me give you some quick information.
This is a native tradition, a ceremony for purification. If you want to know more it's better you yourself look in to it. I have never done it before so I rather not speak to much of if.
So before going to this ceremony, you should stay away from alcohol and drugs. I decided to take it a step further and do a detox. I might as well prepare for this cleansing with a cleansing.
After this I don't want to go back to eating how I am/was used to eating. I want to continue this purification and eat mindfully!
So here I am. In the prosses of life.
But when did we become so judgmental?
Here I stand. In the honesty of myself.
Should that be shameful?
These days I wonder when perfetion became our everyday.
Apperance, unrealistic standards is what we chase.
Are we affraid of showing the bigger picture?
What is hiding beyond the frames?
Isn't it funny, how at the of end of the day, everything comes back to you. You go to sleep as you, and you wake up as you the next morning. Not one day will you wake up as someone else. Change does not happen over night.
Imagine if you would wake up one morning as someone else, somewhere else. Like in that movie "freaky friday" or "the hot chick", what an experience!
Now this thought made me go deeper into the different "you", you experience through out life. Sometimes it feels like I wake up as a different person… but it's still me. It's still my life, and my circumstances.
I believe that change is so sneaky, sometimes you're not even aware of it until it happens.
I feel as if there are times where I watch life happen but forget to see myself. Or times when I distract myself and get caught up in shit I really don't care about. I guess we can call that self-destructive behaviors. An other way of putting it is procrastination. Worrying about shit that really does not matter.
This lead me to observe my different behaviors, and what I learned was intimidating. I thought I was crazy! The closer I looked the uglier it became. I was ashamed of myself and the life that I had created for myself. It wasn't a chance in the world that that was me! But still, it was.
For a while I thought a bunch of different things of myself. I thought I was depressed, I thought I was bipolar, I really thought that I was mentally ill.
I searched for help but I could not express what I was feeling. Because when I was sitting there ready to explain my problems, I couldn't even relate to what I was expressing.
I had been going to therapy since I was a child and I never felt as if anyone understood. I never felt as if anyone took the time to help me with what I was experiencing. So instead I would ignore it.
I would go on blaming the world for my situation. Pointing fingers on others to excuse my own behaviors, that I myself was denying.
It took a while for me to see that these behaviors belonged to different "characters" that I had created for myself. The different narrators in my head. I did not want to accept this… this to me was Schizofrenia. This was crazy! Never have I ever heard or learned that we have different characters in us. In fact, I believe that we all have all characteristics in us but depending on what we feed will also grow. So when I discovered that my self talk changed depending on situations and so on, I now had to get to know the different characters to separate them…
The ego
The hurt one
The lier
The insecure one
The Searcher
There may be more or maybe even less, but my point is that I had to really listen closely to my own thoughts and see where it was coming from. Which voice was it that I was listening to?
What was the Ego saying? And the searcher, what was it searching for? Did different characters work together or what was going on? Why was I feeling so chattered. Who would I know when my self talk was switching narrators? The only thing I had left to do, the thing that I constantly was running from turns out to be my answer. To listen. To drop the guards and to let go of the expectations and just listen.
I am trying to put words on something that is hard to describe, so please be open here. There are many different ways to put it but it can also be hard to grasp. So don't think, don't expect, don't judge. Just listen.
Hopefully I can further express this in a later post.


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Made for your Football Pool win, you cannot go wrong w/homemade bread around our house & onion bread is a much-favored choice. Like other reviewers, I "made it my own" by using 1 cup whole wheat flour, caraway seed vs fennel & an unmeasured amt of extra garlic. The aroma got our immediate attention, so it didn't get the full amt of "rest time". It was way too good still warm w/butter & made great toast the next morning. My much-belated congrats on your Football Pool win & thx for posting this yummy recipe. :-).
I loved the flavor of this bread. I divided it into 8 pieces and made rolls. Unfortunately they didn't rise very well and looked more like flatbread than rolls. The yeast was new so that shouldn't have been an issue. I will definately make these again and add a bit more yeast.
Liked this a lot. The onion, garlic, and herbs give a great flavour. I would cut the salt back a little next time, just personal preference, other than that an excellent recipe. Thank you for posting.
Delightful! I made the dough in the machine, and baked it at 400 F. for about 25 minutes. It made the house smell just like Thanksgiving! Great for sandwiches and/or toast. Thanks for posting!
Good stuff. Not as flavourful as I'd have liked by following recipe. The next time I doubled all the flavourings and added a little extra water. Used onion powder instead of onion flakes and salt. 3Tbs in the super-flavour version. To make it really savoury, I also added 3/4 tsp of chicken stock powder. Tastes like a herb dumpling. Yum. Forgot lemon juice both times so far. Suspect this does no harm.
A lovely bread that is packed with delicious herbiness....and the smell while it's baking...well,it's amazing! Personally,I would lose the fennel,but that's just my preference,and it certainly isn't stopping us from enjoying it. Thanks Mikekey.
Everyone at dinner really enjoyed this bread. I served it with a herb coated chicken. I used 1 cup whole wheat flour and 2 cups bread flour. It would make great turkey sandwiches.
I baked this is a loaf pan and was particularly pleased that it was easy to slice into thin slices, which some of us prefer. I have to admit that I cheated a little bit by using an Italian seasoning blend instead of most of the herbs, as I am supposed to stay off my feet and just wanted to get all the ingredients into the machine. Did not have any fennel. Used milk instead of water and dry milk. Very very good tasting bread. Terrific turkey sandwich, and I ate a piece just plain, with nothing on it - yum!
This is delicious! I'm thinking it would make a great stuffing for Christmas. I do know that it makes great toast. I substituted dill week for the fennel, next time I will use the fennel as I now have some :) This will be made again and again. Thank you for posting mikekey it is delicious.
Mike, this is a real winner! The aroma while baking in my bread machine was luscious and prepared me for the terrific panini roast beef sandwiches I made with it. We're not fennel fans, so I left that out. I also had only 2 cups of bread flour, so used 1 cup of whole wheat for the final cup. Very tender and full of herb-y flavor. thanks mikekey!


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Hackers for hire - Revealed: Cyber crims paid to raid private emails
- From: The Sunday Mail (Qld)
- June 26, 2011
- 250,000 hacking cases in past six months
- Company accesses passwords and email
- Cyberspy company charges $490 a month
A "CYBER-spying" company is hacking into the private emails and online conversations of Australians for just a few hundred dollars.
The Sunday Mail has learnt the Indian company has the ability to access email passwords and capture all ingoing and outgoing emails.
The company boasts how it can "definitely take out all information from the email IDs and can get you passwords also".
"We can take out the information from Blackberry, iPhones and iPads," it says.
In a free trial, the company hacked into a Queenslander's private emails, offering two weeks worth of ingoing and outgoing emails, and offered up the email address password.
The cyberspy company charges $490 a month for three months worth of hacking, giving customers a log-in so they can check a secure site to see what emails have been captured.
The company boasted it had a team of experts in cyber law, cyber security and "ethical hacking", and said by using its services a customer could avoid legal hassles in their own country.
It claimed to be one of the largest information security companies in India and said some of its personnel were ex-military intelligence.
But Superintendent Brian Hay of Queensland's Fraud and Corporate Crime Group said it was nonsense to describe what the Indian company offered to do as "ethical hacking" - accessing emails and passwords crossed the line into criminal activity.
"People should tread very warily," he said, warning that anyone who was a party to the hacking could be charged in Australia or overseas.
Professor Bill Caelli, senior research scientist at Queensland University of Technology's Information Security Institute, said a new generation of computer criminals was offering services to other criminals - or anyone who would pay.
"They even give a quality guarantee," Prof Caelli said. "It's a major activity."
He said the sophisticated hacking expertise of the computer criminals was outstripping the abilities of staff in Australian companies and government.
"These people are drooling over the NBN (national broadband network) because it will make it faster," Professor Caelli said.
The latest hacking attack on Queenslanders' emails comes as a British teenager at the centre of a global hacking investigation faces charges over a cyber attack on the UK's Serious and Organised Crime Agency.
Australia's intelligence agencies have detected 250,000 cases of hacking in the past six months, with the passwords, account details and personal information of Australians stolen.
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robert patterson Posted at 3:57 PM May 23, 2016
Thanks to Jonah Asher at email@example.com,i was able to get into my fiancee's facebook as well as her gmail acct,also got hold of all of her phone logs,text messages to discover she was a cheating liar,Dude's work is top class.hit him up for any hack related issues as well as bank tf's.blank atm's,school score email@example.com...robert referred you cuz he's real private.
No exemption from the law of Melb Posted at 3:22 PM July 21, 2011
If you pay someone to hack someone elses data whether that be email or what-ever, you are instigating a crime in this country even though the actual hacking occurred from another country. You would feel the full force of the law here regardless.
James of Brisbane Posted at 1:38 PM June 26, 2011
An eight character password isn't strong enough, especially if it contains dictionary words. Go for at least 12 or longer.


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In the 1950s and 60s, Alexander Gerschenkron claimed that banks facilitate economic growth among "backward" countries. In 1990s and 2000s, many theorists similarly claim that banks promote growth. Banks do so by their superior monitoring and screening capabilities, they reason. Through those capabilities, banks reduce informational asymmetries and the attendent moral hazard and adverse selection, and thereby improve the allocation of credit. As a fast-growth but allegedly bank-centered economy, Japan plays an important part in these discussions of finance and growth. In early 20th century Japan firms relied heavily on bank debt, observers argue. Those firms with preferential access to debt outperformed the others, and those that were part of the zaibatsu corporate groups obtained that preferential access through their affiliated banks. With data from the first half of the century, we ask whether Japanese banks performed the roles Gerschenkron and modern theorists assign them. Notwithstanding the usual accounts, we find that they did not. Japan was not a bank-centered economy; instead, firms relied overwhelmingly on equity finance. It was not an economy where firms with access to bank credit outperformed their rivals; instead, firms earned no advantage from such access. And it was not a world where the zaibatsu manipulated their banks to favor affiliated firms; instead, zaibatsu banks loaned affiliated firms little more (if any) than the deposits those firms had made with the banks. During the first half of the last century, Japanese firms obtained almost all their funds through decentralized, competitive capital markets.
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