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"Pulau Derawan - Borneo's most diverse diving" Pulau Derawan by DidiBeachBum
Pulau Derawan Travel Guide: 25 reviews and 49 photos
Derawan Island is located off the east coast of Indonesian Borneo. Getting there itself is really adventurous. You have to jump on a plane from Jakarta to Balikpapan for 2 hrs flight, continue with a small propeller plane to Berau that takes about 1 hour. Then hire a speedboat to cruise down this really humongous river straight to Derawan Island for 2.5 hours if you're lucky. that means, No bumping into crocodiles or anything. (just kidding :p) As you sail on, you'll pass along fishermen villages, forests, mangroves, coalmine, and forest monkeys. it's a very exotic sight guaranteed!
It's a dive destination where the rest of the world have not "discovered" it.
Pls wait for better quality pics as the ones i got now were taken by my cellphone ( i accidentally soaked my digicam on the saltwater). Will upload better pics later.
about 45 minutes by speed boat froM Derawan there is this uininhabited island called Sangalaki. It is the CAPITAL CITY OF MANTA RAY. You can easily swim with them as these plankton eaters are not afraid of you. Mh most of them are about 3m wide with a white belly and a few black that could get as big as 5m. It is totally off the hook to watch and swim closely with them. You'd be totally whacked by your own adrenaline!
The island of Kakaban is an exceptional marine environment. The lake was formed in the area during the Holocene transgression, 19000 yrs BC where about 5 sq ft kilometer of seawater was trapped turning the area into a land lock marine lake. The only other known lake of such nature found only in Palau, Micronesia, is a desert compared to Kakaban. Through 2mio of years, the lake species have adapted into an ecosystem that is totaly unique. There are at least 4 species of stingless jelly fish including one of an upside species of Cassiopea. About 3 species of Halimeda green algae cover the bottom, and mangrove roots live side by side with tunicates, sponges, tube worms, bivalves, crustacean, anemonies, sea cucumbers, sea snakes and at least five known species of gobies. Unidentified species are in abundance. Dr. Thomas Tomascik from Canada has aptly called this place a biological paradiseThe mystery of how the lakes plants and animals are able to survive in this isolated system is a subject that marine scientists and geologists bicker about Thousands of barracuda, blue finned tunas and big sharks are also found at Kakaban's Barracuda point. (adapted from periplus Diving Indonesia i wouldnt have known about these things)
- Pros:Undiscovered Paradise - I hope the rest of the world wouldn't find out about it
- Cons:Illegal Loggings, Deforestations, Forest fires, Sea Turtle Trade just broke my heart
- In a nutshell:This is the perfect place where i'd like to spend the rest of my life
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Nice pictures. Really envious.
Hi Didi! Nice pictures - will definitely keep that in mind for our next scuba vacation! Best wishes, Ash & Eve
Hope you don`t mind me taking a sneak peak....so far so good. Nice one Didi.
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In order to get the inverted shape in the middle, I started by creating a cone.
The cone sitting up.
The Cone "held together by duct tape"
Flattening out the cone tomake it for cylinderlike.
The shape of the pattern once the cone was layed flat. This will be the base of the pattern
The traced pattern of the mock-up. The top portion will be smaller then the bottom portion, I drafted that using the dotted line.
I traced the size of the top portion off of the dashed bottom portion area. I also found the center line of the bottom portion. I then cut out the top portion piece and lined it up with the line on the bottom portion. The top was also shorter then the bottom, so I removed a bit from the top portion
The first pattern finished.
The first pattern cut out
The first pattern, constructed up. I needed to "fix" the shape of the top piece just a smidge. I used fabric mock up techniques, taping the paper together untill it looked about right.
The semi finished mock-up. Almost happy with the shape/look
The current mock-up in the background and what the shape looks like in the foreground.
I wanted it to close a little more then it was in the front, so I used modern fabric mockup techniques again, adding extra paper where I wanted it to close.
Here you can see the angles I was doing in the front.
Now time for a bottom the the quiver. I viewed the images as having the quiver more oblong then circular. Therefore I taped the mockup down in the shape I wanted.
The full size patern of the quiver and the bottom. Each square is 1 1/4 inch
The quiver pattern laid out on the leather.
The finished tool quiver
Detail of the bottom of the tooled border. Design taken from the 14th century Lutrell Psalter
Detail of the bottom tooling
Detail of the Diamond. Taken from both the 14th century Lutrell Psalter as well as the Quiver design from Tacuinum Sanitatis, Fol. 48v
Detail of the diamond tooling.
Detail of the tooling of the flower
Inspiration for the center diamond.
Inspiration from 14th century tooling
Inspiration for quiver design
Inspiration for borderwork
Creating a Coffee Dye for the leather
Creating a Dye from Madder Root
Simmering Madder Root
Mixing Copper in with water for a mordant.
The leather samples. 1/2 without a mordant, 1/2 with Copper Mordant
Creating a Tumeric Dye
Creating a cabbage dye from red cabbage.
Creating a cabbage dye.
The blackberry dye
Creating a Spinach dye
The cabbage dye
Blackberry Dye
The spinach dye
Straining the Cabbage Mush
Straining the Red Madder Root.
Straining the Coffee
Straining the Tumeric
Quebracho Extract
Red Sandalwood Sawdust
Spinach Dye
Madder Root
The Strained Dyes
Madder root, Coffee, tummeric
blackberry, Quebracho, Sandalwood
Cabbage, Spinach, Weld
Madder Root, Coffee, Tumeric
Yellow Tumeric leaves. Pink raspberry flowers
Yellow Flower, Coffee Background, Iron diamond
Tumeric- yellow flowers, yellow leaves
Rasperry-pink flowers
Iron mordant diamonds
Coffee-light brown background
Mordant the lines.
Pink flowers using Quebracho powder.
Cabbage ontop of the mordant diamond
Small Flowers- blackberries, Quebracho, Sandalwood
Large Flower- Tumeric
Diamond and Borders- Copper Mordant Cabbage
leaves- yellow tumeric
background of diamond- coffee & tumeric
Copper Mordant Weld Background. Quebracho, Sandalwood, and blackberry flowers. Tumeric leaves.
Mordant Cabbage border, and Mordant Weld background
Copper Mordant Weld inside.
2nd layer of Green- Now a mix of spinach and Weld in a copper base.
Rinse of Purple Onion Dye over the Green Weld/Copper dye. Buffying off extra dye and sediment. (Left Side)
2nd coat of Weld/Copper/Spinach dye
Weld dyed sinew, lacing up the quiver. Used orange sinew to hold the shape to help lace it up.

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Beyond Good & Evil HD Coming To XBLA
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Somewhat overlooked upon its original release in 2003, Beyond Good & Evil has since gone on to be considered a bona fide cult classic, treasured for its offbeat personality, well-written script and superb voice-acting. And your best mate (sorry, 'uncle') in the game is a anthropomorphised pig. What's not to love?
Ubisoft has answered our prayers today, announcing that Beyond Good & Evil will be coming to the Xbox Live Arcade next year with scrubbed up 1080p HD visuals, revamped character models, overhauled textures and a remastered soundtrack. And of course, there'll be achievements.
Developed by Rayman creator Michael Ancel, Beyond Good & Evil starred the sassy Jade, a young freelance photographer whose homeland of Hlllys is attacked by a malevolent alien race known as the DomZ. Jade's photgraphy and reporting skills are put to the test when she's called up to expose a huge conspiracy and help bring the war between the people of Hillys and the DomZ to an end.
No price or specific date has been announced for Beyond Good & Evil HD other than a release window of 2011. Perhaps Ubi will pull its finger out now and sort Beyond Good & Evil 2 for us as well. Pleeeeeease?!
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As we know, cellulose is the most abundant polysaccharide in nature. Why don't we have any enzyme to digest cellulose?
While it's true that cellulose is full of calories, it's very difficult to get the calories out.
Symbiotic bacteria take ages to digest cellulose, and as a result animals that digest cellulose with specialized symbiotic bacteria have a huge gut to house them in.
It's likely that the reason humans can't digest cellulose is because mammals generally can't. And mammals generally can't because it's way too much work, and we don't need to.
This seems one form of a common question about evolution.
That being: "Trait X would seem to be an advantage, so why can't organisms adapt to X?
That is, why don't we have all traits that are advantageous at all? Why not just digest cellulose, but maybe why not lignin as well? Why shouldn't we photosynthesize our own food? What about sonar as well as eyes? We know that some living thing can do all these things.
The answer, somewhat mentioned elsewhere here, is that some advantages are not enough for the adaptation to take hold. You have to consider that there is a cost to each such ability as well.
Cellulose is energy poor and any animal which relied on cellulose would have to specialize in cellulose metabolism to the point that they might not compete against fellow animals that got their food from other sources like meat or vegetables.
Why should we? We don't use it as a source of energy so why bother? Even animals that do "digest" cellulose, like ruminants, only do so because of symbiotic bacteria; it would be a poor system indeed in which every organism utilized the same resource. We occupy enough of the food chain as it is.
The question forgets that organisms consume materials for two reasons: To capture chemical energy (which it focuses on) and to gain molecules that the organism cannot otherwise produce. Cellulose effectively serves only one purpose in organisms that digest it: energy production. Eventually, it is broken down into H2O and CO2, both of which are excreted.
Throughout the millennia, getting calories was not that difficult, but getting enough essential micronutrients (vitamins, minerals and amino acids) as humans moved into different environments has been where there was selective pressure. Selective pressure for other calorie sources, such as cellulose, has never really happened. Beyond this, there is a ratio of optimal caloric intake to optimal nutrition intake a human should get from his diet for that human and humanity in general. A mutation or sudden symbiosis with gut bacteria that allowed for cellulose digestion would make it even more difficult to keep that ratio, but it is non-optimal situations where selective pressure occurs. The issue here, in my opinion, is that that would be too great a selective pressure on decreasing the micronutritional requirements. The human would far too easily get calories and need to eat many times more in calories what he needed to get the necessary nutrition. So actually, there is selective pressure against cellulose digestion. Further, because of the way humans are built and the other great primates, this sudden mutation or symbiosis seems very unlikely.
Also, cellulose already serves a vital purpose in the gut. It is commonly called fiber, and allows the feces in the colon to remain moist enough to be passed. Some mammals have adapted colons that can pass very dry feces (the Camel's feces is so dry that you can start a fire with it), but they are typically arid climate species, where water is by far the most precious resource. So the selective pressure was on water intake, not calorie intake.
So there has been no selective pressures on humans to digest cellulose, nor will there ever be, so long as there is such a high need for vitamins, minerals and essential amino acids. Such selective pressure would take the form of there first being super nutrient rich foods (relative to humans), then that same food becoming calorie poor. Basically, humans would have to start replacing a meal or two per day with only vitamin supplements. Even with that, the only mammals I know of that digest cellulose are actually utilizing symbiotic gut bacteria to do so. I can't imagine the clever way humans might get that bacteria into their own guts. Actually, I can.
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Beware of Pity Stefan Zweig translated by Anthea Bell(Pushkin) ISBN 978 1 908968 37 1, 464 pages, £8.99,
In 1913 a young second lieutenant discovers the terrible danger of pity. He had no idea the girl was lame when he asked her to dance - his compensatory afternoon calls relieve his guilt but give her a dangerous glimmer of hope. Stefan Zweig's only novel is a devastating depiction of the torment of the betrayal of both honour and love, realised against the background of the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Fraulein Else by Arthur Schnitzler, translated by F.H. Lyon (Pushkin) ISBN 978 1 908968 32 6, 112 pages, £10
While staying with her aunt at a fashionable spa, Else receives an unexpected telegram from her mother, begging her to save her father from debtor's jail. The only way out, it seems, is to approach an elderly acquaintance in order to borrow money from him. Through this telegram, Else is forced into the reality of a world entirely at odds with her romantic imagination – with horrific consequences.
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Christ's Entry into Brussels by Dimitri Verhulst, translated by David Colmer(Portobello)
ISBN 978 1 846274 67 1, 192 pages, £12.99
It is announced that Jesus Christ is to visit Belgium in a few weeks time, on its national day, the 21st of July. Coincidentally, our narrator's mother dies and his marriage ends. Feeling very low, and fluctuating between resentment, irony and cynicism, he reports on the events and on the behaviour of his compatriots.This novel is a deeply disillusioned state-of-the-Belgian-nation rant. We may think we excel at national self-flagellation but Verhulst's sustained (and blackly funny) assault on the citizens of Brussels trumps all.
Marcel by Erwin Mortier, translated by Ina Rilke (Pushkin)
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Once the family favourite, Marcel died before his time and now lies far away in an unmarked grave. But his photograph still stands in pride of place on the family cabinet, lovingly guarded by an old woman. Her young grandson, who so resembles his smiling relative, is haunted by the mystery of Marcel's life and death. Family secrets, lies and half-truths fold in on one another. Marcel is a sharp, lyrical depiction of the murky attitude of the living towards the dead, and of how past betrayals will live on through the generations.
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Bruges-la-Morte by Georges Rodenbach, translated by Mike Mitchell (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 903517 82 6,166 pages, £7.99 The widower Hugues Viane chooses Bruges, the 'dead city' as the most appropriate location to mourn his wife.The sombre labyrinth of streets and canals of Bruges go from being the backdrop for the novel to its central character. Hugues life changes when he encounters a young dancer who reminds him of his dead wife. The clash between tradition and modernity, preserving the past or embracing change is at the heart of Bruges-la-Morte and the other two novels Rodenbach wrote about Bruges.
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A darkly humorous take on the state of post-Communist Bulgaria and its place in the new capitalist world order though the eyes of two brothers - Ned (an SBA, Successful Bulgarian Abroad) and Angel (wannabe SBA trying hard not to be an NSAB, Non-Successful Ass stuck in Bulgaria), who both emigrate to the USA (Ned as a management consultant and Angel a dogwalker to the rich in New York). This a story of greed, imprudence, recklessness in the pursuit of money and wealth and how that can corrupt both an individual and, indeed, a whole nation.
Mission London by Alex Popov, translated by Daniella and Charles Edward Gill de Mayol de Lupe (Istros). ISBN: 978 1 908236 18 0, 252 pages, £9.99
Alek Popov presents a magnificently unmasking satire of European East/West relations. A multitude of characters are gathered around ambassador Dimitrov as he takes over his new mission in London, succumbing to the absurdities of everyday life on offer in free-market Britain.
Farewell, Cowboy by Olja Savicevic, translated by Celia Hawkesworth (Istros).
ISBN: 978 1 908236 48 7, 180 pages, £9.99
Farewell, Cowboy is a tough yet poetic novel by one of Croatia's best known writers. The story is rich in local colour and sentiment, following the main character, Dada, who returns to her home town on the Adriatic coast in order to unravel the mystery of her brother Daniel's death.
Our Man in Iraq by Robert Perisic, translated by Will Firth (Istros)
ISBN: 978 1 908236 04 3, 280 pages, £7.99
This comic novel follows the fortunes of an unfortunate journalist as he navigates the pitfalls of life in economic and social transition. An insight into the nepotistic world of journalism in modern Croatia.
Czech Republic,
A Kingdom of Souls by Daniela Hodrova, translated by Elena Sokol and Veronique Firkusny(Jantar Publishers) ISBN 978 0 956889 05 8. 200 pages, £12.50
Prague is a monster consuming its inhabitants and its history. Ghosts become witnesses to historical and cultural motifs in a poetic and powerful piece of prose.
Three Faces of an Angel by Jiri Pehe, translated by Gerald Turner. (Jantar)
ISBN 978 0 956889 04 1, 368 pages, £15.00
A novel about three generations of a 20th Century Prague Czech Jewish German family which begins before WW1 and ends on the day of 9/11. Three Faces of an Angel guides the reader through revolution, war, the holocaust, and ultimately exile and return.
God of Chance by Kirsten Thorup, translated by Janet Garton (Norvik Press) ISBN 978 1 909408 03 6, 302 pages, £11.95
This novel reflect on rapidly-changing Danish society.The God of Chance focuses on the relationship between Ana, a high-flying Danish career woman from the international finance sector whose work is her life, and the young teenager Mariama, two women whose circumstances are completely different.
Terminal Innocence by Klaus Rifbjerg, translated by Paul Larkin(Norvik Press) ISBN 978 1 909408 13 5, 262 pages, £11.95
Klaus Rifbjerg's 1958 novel tells the story of the unequal friendship between two teenagers, Janus and Tore, told from the point of view and in the schoolboy slang of the hero-worshipping Janus. Rifbjerg has been a central figure in Danish literary life for the last sixty years.
Apothecary Melchior and the Mystery of St Olaf's Church by Indrek Hargla, translated by Adam Cullen (Peter Owen) 978 0 720618 44 0, pages 288, £9.99
Set in fifteen-century Tallinn when Estonia is at the edge of Christian lands and the last foothold before the East. It is a city of foreign merchants and engineers, dominated by the mighty castle of Toompea and the construction of St Olaf's Church, soon to become the tallest building in the world. The investigations of the chemist-turned-detective Melchior and the historical detail helps bring to life medieval Estonia.
The Same River by Jaan Kaplinski translated by Susan Wilson (Peter Owen) ISBN 978 0 720613 40 7, pages 320, £9.99
The Same River is set against the background of Tartu, Soviet Estonia, in the early 1960s. Told with the deadpan humour of an older man looking back at his very serious younger self, this semi-autobiographical work describes a young student's life, dominated by oriental studies, poetry and a desperate need to lose his virginity. However, following involvement with the mysterious Teacher, he finds himself hauled in front of the KGB for disseminating banned poetry, a situation as absurd as it is alarming. The Estonian countryside, its literary culture, national identity and the atmosphere of the country during the Soviet period are all evoked in a language of evocative lyricism.
New Finnish Grammar-Diego Marani, translated by Judith Landry (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 903517 94 9, 187 pages, £9.99
A man is found badly injured on the quayside in Trieste in 1943. He is taken on board a German hospital ship for treatment but is not expected to live. He has lost his memory and the only identification is a Finnish name tag. The doctor on the hospital ship is of Finnish origin and teaches his patient Finnish in an attempt to help him recover his memory. He then sends him to Finland in search of his past. The novel explores the nuances of Finnish language and culture and an individual's need to belong and have an identity which connects him to society.
The Year of the Hare by Arto Paasilinna translated by Herbert Lomas (Peter Owen) ISBN 978 0 720612 77 6, 160 pages, £8.99
Vatanen is burnt out and sick of the city. One summer evening his car hits a young hare on a country road, and he goes in search of the injured creature. This small incident becomes a life-changing experience for Vatanen as he decides to break free from the world's constraints – quitting his job, leaving his family, selling his possessions – to discover the Finnish wilds with his newfound friend. Their adventures take in forest fires, pagan sacrifices, military war games, killer bears and much more. A wry celebration of the Finnish countryside and the quiet humour of its people
The Book of Nights-Sylvie Germain, translated by Christine Donougher (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 909232 81 5, 278 pages, £9.99
One hundred years of French history and three Franco-Prussian Wars seen through the eyes of the Peniel family. Sylvie Germain creates a magically bizarre universe around the patriarch of the family. nicknamed Night-of--Gold-Wolf-Face and his fifteen children, each distinguished by a gold speck in their left eye.
Rough Trade by Dominique Manotti, translated by Margaret Crossland and Elfreda Powell (Arcadia) ISBN 978 1 900850 87 2, 266 pages, £7.99
It traces the dark, sinuous paths of sinister events that are unfolding in Le Sentier, the heart of the Parisian rag-trade. One spring morning a Thai girl is found dead in a fashion workshop, inciting a tangle of illicit events involving illegal immigration, oppressed sweatshop workers, prostitution rings, and a gay police officer and his Turkish lover. Other mysterious secrets lie hidden in the upper registers of Parisian society in this morality tale of late-20th-century Paris.
All the Lights by Clemens Meyer, translated by Katy Derbyshire (And Other Stories) ISBN 978 1 908276 01 8, 256 pages, £10. Clemens Meyer was born in Leipzig in East Germany. As a teenager he saw the Berlin Wall fall and massive unemployment hit Germany's eastern region. These stories tell of the people on the margins, particularly in Leipzig and Berlin, who try to get by, legally or illegally, in difficult times.
Simplicissimus by Johann Grimmelshausen, translated by Mike Mitchell (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 903517 42 0, 434 pages, £13.99 Described as a Catholic Pilgrim's Progress it captures the chaotic futility of war as Simplicissimus goes from a boy to a man during the Thirty Years War (1618-1648). It is a story of the most basic kind of grandeur - gaudy, wild, raw, amusing, rollicking and ragged, boiling with life, on intimate terms with death and evil - but in the end, contrite and fully tired of a world wasting itself in blood, pillage and lust, but immortal in the miserable splendour of its sins.
The History of a Vendetta by Yoryis Yatromanolakis, translated by Helen Cavanagh (Dedalus) ISBN 978 0 946626 74 8, 128 pages, £6.99
A murder in a small Greek village- its motive and the fortunes of two families reflect the history of the Greek nation in the early part of the 20th century. A magical, intricate tale, rich in peasant myth and narrated in the detached yet ultimately moving style of a modern Herodotus.
Freedom and Death by Nikos Kazantzakis , translated by Jonathan Griffin(Faber)
ISBN 978 0 571178 57 5, 480 pages, £9.99
The novel is Kazantzakis's modern Iliad. The context is Crete in the late nineteenth century, the epic struggle between Greeks and Turks, between Christianity and Islam. A new uprising takes place to rival those of 1854, 1866 and 1878, and the island is thrown into confusion yet again.
The Transylvanian Trilogy by Miklos Banffy, translated by Patrick Thursfield and Katalina Banffy-Jelen (Arcadia); They Were Counted, ISBN 978 1 905147 97 7 596 pages, £9.99, They Were Found Wanting ISBN 978 1 905147 99 1, 470 pages, £9.99,They Were Divided ISBN 978 1 906413 78 1, 326 pages, £9.99
The trilogy has a Tolstoyan grandeur as Banffy charts the decline of the the Austro-Hungarian Empire before the First World War and the tensions in the multi-ethnic Kingdom of Hungary which lead it to fall apart.
Legacy by Ivan Sandor Legacy translated by Tim Wilkinson (Peter Owen) ISBN 978 0 720615 71 5, 288 pages, £9.99
In 2002 a Jewish man recalls the dying days of Hungary's Nazi occupation and how, as a fourteen-year-old, he and his family were to be sent to the death camps before coming under the protection of legendary Swiss Vice-Consul, Carl Lutz, who saved tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews from almost-certain death. Legacy investigates history, memory and how we understand the past - and how the past is shaped by whoever happens to be telling the story.
I Malavoglia(The House by the Medlar Tree) by Giovanni Verga, translated by Judith Landry (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 903517 63 5, 278 pages, £9.99
Verga's novel of 1881 is one of the great landmarks of Italian Literature, an epic struggle against poverty and the elements by the Sicilian fishermen of Aci Trezza. The religion of the family is at the heart of the novel. It is put to the test by the encroachment of the outside world brought about by the recent unification of Italy.
The Mussolini Canal by Antonio Pennacchi, translated by Judith Landry (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 909232 24 2, 536 pages, £12.99
We meet the Peruzzi family at the end of the 19th c and follow these sharecroppers from Tresigallo, near Ferrara to the Pontine Marshes, outside Rome, in the 1930s where they are sent to farm the newly-drained Pontine Marshes.They are immersed in the political turmoil of their period with involvement in the Fascist party from its earliest days and remain loyal to the Duce even when his regime falls apart.The reader feels like he is eavesdropping on a private conversation and experiencing what it is like to be an Italian.
Flesh-Coloured Dominoes by Zigmunds Skujins, translated by Kaija Straumanis (Arcadia) ISBN 978 1 909807 52 5, 352 pages, £11.95
A surrealist novel cum political allegory, Flesh-Coloured Dominoes transports the reader between 18th Century Baltic gentry and the narrator's life in the modern world.The connection between the two narratives gradually becomes clear in a fantasy of love, lust and loss.
The Beauty of History by Vilvi Luik, translated by Hildi Hawkins (Norvik Press) ISBN 978 1 909408 27 2, 152 pages £11.95, The Beauty of History is a novel of poetic intensity, of fleeting moods and captured moments. It is evocative of life within the Baltic States during the Soviet occupation, and of the challenge to artists to express their individuality whilst maintaining at least an outward show of loyalty to the dominant ideology. Written on the cusp of independence, as Estonia and Latvia sought to regain their sovereignty in 1991, this is a novel that can be seen as an historic document - wistful, unsettling, and beautiful.
The Dedalus Book of Lithuanian Literature edited by Almantas Salavicius, translated by Jura Avizienis, Ada Mykote Valaitis and Jayde Will ISBN 978 1 909232 42 6, 250 pages, £9.99
This wide-ranging anthology gives an insight into the travails of a country that has experienced serfdom, foreign colonisation, two world wars and a half century of captivity as well as many other twists of history that burden the eastern part of Europe. Different stories – colourful, gloomy, funny and occasionally bizarre cover different pages of Lithuania's past and present and helps the reader understand why 'the power of lies' remains so important in this obscure part of Europe
Eline Vere by Louis Couperus, translated by Ina Rilke (Pushkin) 1SBN 978 1 906548 26 1, 528 pages, £12.99 Couperus has often been called the Dutch Oscar Wilde and he is certainly one of the most interesting Dutch authors of his period. Eline Vere and her sister Betsy are wealthy young socialites living in The Hague in the 19th century. Eline attempts to break free from the confines of her narrow existence through tumultuous and ultimately disastrous courtships. This classic novel minutely described the conventions, manners and hypocrisies of society with great richness of description and vivid characterisations.
The Twins by Tessa de Loo, translated by Ruth Levitt(Arcadia) ISBN 978 1 900850 56 8, 392 pages, £6.99
It tells a compelling story of Anna and Lotte twin sisters who following the death of their parents are separated at a very early age. Lotte is sent to stay with her relatives in the Netherlands to recuperate from tuberculosis and Anna stays with relatives in Germany. The story begins with a chance meeting at the health resort of Spa. Both sisters are now in their 70s and have lost contact with each other and in the intervening years the Second World War has taken place. Thus evolves a tale of human suffering, spanning many decades, from both the German and Dutch perspectives, including the hardships endured in the war.
Entanglement by Zygmunt Miloszewski, translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones (Bitter Lemon)
ISBN 978 1 904738 44 2, 267 pages, £8.99
Contemporary Warsaw (the novel is set in 2005) is represented through vivid descriptions of the city, its suburbs, local politics and even football mania. These are underpinned by summaries of the day's news headlines at the head of every chapter. Poland is evoked as a shadow land of open wounds and bitterness left in the wake of the collapse of the Communist regime: secret police operatives of the Communist era have quietly faded from the scene and attempts to bring them to justice have stalled.
Cold Sea Stories By Pawel Huelle, translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones (Comma)
ISBN 978 1 905583 39 3, 218 pages, £7.99
A student pedals an old bicycle between striking factories, delivering bulletins, in the tumultuous first days of the Solidarity movement... A shepherd watches, unseen, as a strange figure disembarks from a pirate ship anchored in the cove below, to bury a chest on the beach that later proves empty… The characters in Pawel Huelle's stories find themselves, willingly or not, at the heart of epic narratives; legends and histories that stretch far beyond the limits of their own lives. Against the backdrop of the Baltic coast, mythology and meteorology mix with the inexorable tide of political change.
The Crime of Father Amaro by Eca de Queiroz translated by Margaret Jull Costa (Dedalus) ISBN 978 1 873982 89 1, 471 pages, £11.99
The Crime of Father Amaro is a good introduction to Portuguese literature. Published in 1878 it is the first great realistic novel in the language. In it Eca sets out to expose the hypocrisy of small-town provincial Portugal, of so called freethinkers and the Church.
Now and at the hour of our Death by Susana Moreira Marques, translated by Julia Sanches (And Other Stories) ISBN 978 1 908276 62 9, 128 pages, £8.99.
Accompanying a palliative care team, Susan Moreira Marques travels to a forgotten corner of northern Portugal: Tras-os-Montes, a rural area abandoned by the young. Crossing great distances where eagles circle over the roads, she visits villages where rural ways of life are disappearing. She listens to families facing death and gives us their stories in their words as well as through her own meditations.
Life Begins on Friday by Ioana Parvulescu, translated by Alistair Ian Blyth (Istros)
ISBN: 978 1 908236 29 6, 280 pages, £9.99
An historical novel set in Bucharest in the 1890s. A glimpse into the past of this central European country, looking at Bucharest at a time of great social and political change, when the modern world began to impinge on the old order. (To be published 30 May 2016).
Diary of a Short-Sighted Adolescent by Mircea Eliade, translated by Christopher Moncrieff.
(Istros) ISBN: 978 1 908236 21 0.196 pages, £9.99.
A seminal work by the great Romanian writer and historian of religion, this book conjures the loves and frustrations of a group of teenage boys coming of age in pre-war Romania. History, mythology, anti-Semitism and the loneliness of artistic creation are all themes of this semi-autobiographical novel.(To be published 12 4pril).
House of a Deaf Man by Peter Kristufek, translated by Julia and Peter Sherwood, (Parthian) ISBN 978 1 909844 27 8, 640 pages, £11.99
Alfonz Trnovsky, a genial and respected general practitioner in Breany, a small (fictitious) town in western Slovakia, spent his whole life pretending to be radiantly happy and contented, while the reality was quite different. He turned a deaf ear to his conscience as the 20th century hurtled by: four political regimes, the Holocaust, the political trials of the 1950s, the secret police before and after the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia...and the women he loved. But whose are the bones his son accidentally stumbles on buried in the garden? As he sets out to unravel this mystery, the son discovers other skeletons in his father's cupboard.
Rivers of Babylon by Peter Pisanek, translated by Peter Petro ( Garnett Press)
ISBN 978 0 953587 84 1 259 pages, £12.99
Pistanek's reputation is assured by the originality, craftsmanship and inventiveness of Rivers of Babylon and by its hero, the most mesmerizing character of Slovak literature, Racz, an idiot of genius, a psychopathic gangster. Racz appears in autumn 1989, when Socialism crumbles and robber baron capitalism is born. Better than any historian, Racz and Rivers of Babylon tell the story of a Central Europe, where criminals, intellectuals and ex-secret policemen have infiltrated a new democracy.
Yugoslavia, My Fatherland by Goran Vojnovic, translated by Noam Charney (Istros)
SBN: 9781908236 27 2, 216 pages, £9.99
The breakdown of a country seen through the microcosm of one family. Set in Slovenia and Croatia, this novel covers the social and political landscape during the war and also in present day, taking in issues of how society has accommodated victims and perpetrators of the 1990s' war in a fast-paced quest story.
My Father's Dreams: A Tale of Innocence Abused written & translated by Evald Flisar(Istros) ISBN: 978 1 908236 22 7, 196 pages, £9.99
The book tells the story of fourteen-year-old Adam, the only son of a village doctor and his rather estranged wife, living in apparent rural harmony. But this is a topsy-turvy world of illusions and hopes, in which the author plays with the function of dreaming and story-telling. The story reveals an insidious deception, in which the unsuspecting son and his mother are the apparent victims; and yet who can tell whether the gruesome ending is reality or just another dream….
The River by Rafael Ferlosio translated by Margarel Jull Costa(Dedalus ) ISBN 978 1 903517 17 6, 406 pages, £9.99
During the Spanish Civil War, the River Jarama was the scene of a bloody, month-long battle, which ended in a stalemate. The Republicans suffered about 25,000 casualties and the Nationalists 20,000. In the novel, set nearly twenty years later, the Jarama has become a favourite picnic spot. The novel describes one broiling hot day in August. Ferlosio has an eye for the dark poetry of that 'great, silent, caressing beast', the River Jarama, and it is the river which, long after the war has ended, claims yet another victim.
See How Much I Love You by Luis Leante, translated by Martin Schifino (Marion Boyars) ISBN 9780 714531 54 0, 256 pages, £9.99 The novel begins in the 1970s when two teenagers in Barcelona fall in love. Montse becomes pregnant and despite this their affair ends. Santiago her boyfriend, goes off to the Western Sahara, Spain's only African colony, to spend his military service as far away as possible. Following the death of General Franco and Spain's withdrawal, Santiago is caught up up in a war between the Saharawi and the Moroccans and is not heard of again and presumed dead.Thirty years later Montse, now a divorced doctor, learns Santiago is alive and in a refuge camp in the Sahara and she sets off to find him
Clinch by Martin Holmen, translated by Henning Koch (Pushkin Vertigo) ISBN 978 1 782271 92 5, 320 pages, £8.99
An ultra-gritty piece of contemporary Swedish noir, set in a decrepit, highly atmospheric 1930s Stockholm that is a far cry from the modern, egalitarian capital city of today.( To be published in May 2016).
The Serious Game by Hjalmar Soderberg, translated by Eva Claeson(Marion Boyars)
ISBN: 978 0 714530 61 1, 256 pages, £8.99
Set against the bustling cafes, newspaper offices, parks and hotels of Stockholm at the turn of the twentieth century The Serious Game shows two young people struggling to free themselves from the snares of a liberal society.


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Ruble Ends Longest-Ever Rally as Locals Sell Ahead of Break
The ruble ended its longest-ever strengthening streak against the central bank's target basket as companies sold the currency amid speculation it has gained too much before the Russian holiday break.
The currency snapped a 10-day advance against the dollar-euro basket, weakening 0.6 percent to 34.8055 versus the mechanism used by Bank Rossii since 2005 to limit swings in the ruble that disadvantage exporters. It dropped for the first day in seven against the dollar, ending the longest rally since July, and snapped seven days of gains against the euro.
The ruble has rebounded over the past two months as oil prices surged 10 percent and the central bank indicated it may raise Russia's key interest rates, bolstering the appeal of ruble-denominated assets. Traders have become more bullish on the ruble in December, with the currency's one-week risk-reversal rate -- the premium of put options over calls -- dropping to 0.75 percent, from 1.25 percent Nov. 30.
The ruble's record run means that "technically it looks overbought now and a short-term correction is on the cards," Denis Korshilov, head of foreign-exchange trading in Moscow at Citigroup Inc., said by e-mail today. Large Russian banks are "closing some ruble longs ahead of the long holidays," he added, referring to the positions investors place on securities they expect to appreciate.
The ruble weakened 0.8 percent to 30.49 per dollar by the 5 p.m. close of trading in Moscow, the biggest drop since October. The currency's relative strength index closed above 70 yesterday, a level that signals a security will decline, according to some technical analysts. The ruble slid 0.4 percent to 40.08 per euro today. The basket rate is calculated by multiplying the dollar-ruble rate by 0.55, the euro-ruble rate by 0.45, then adding them together.
New Year Holiday
Russia's Micex exchange, which trades currency, stocks and local bonds, will be closed for the annual New Year holiday break from Dec. 31 to Jan. 10, spokesman Nikita Bekasov said last week.
While the ruble won't trade in 2011 until Jan. 11, local lenders and companies are reducing their holdings of the currency to insure them against unexpected or large movements in the foreign-exchange markets over the Russian break, said Evgeny Gavrilenkov, chief economist in Moscow at Troika Dialog, Russia's oldest investment bank.
Government efforts to spend the last of its ruble-denominated budget funds is also weakening the currency, Gavrilenkov added. Money supply may grow as much as 10 percent in December because of this spending, he said.
The ruble, which Bank Rossii aims to make a fully flexible currency by 2012, has weakened 0.7 percent against the dollar and jumped 7.7 percent versus the euro so far this year. It is the worst-performing emerging-market currency against the dollar today, according to Bloomberg data.
The currency's 3.4 percent slide in the third quarter versus the basket was spurred by Russian banks and companies investing offshore or converting their holdings into foreign currency, helping drive capital outflows to as much as $30 billion this year, Bank Rossii's First Deputy Chairman Alexei Ulyukayev said today, according to Interfax. The central bank's official forecast for 2010 outflows is $22 billion.
The ruble should resume its appreciation at the start of 2011 trading, according to both Citigroup's Korshilov and Chris Weafer, chief strategist at Moscow-based UralSib Financial Corp. The currency will gain 0.9 percent to 34.50 against the basket by the end of the first quarter, according to the median estimate of five economists' forecasts compiled by Bloomberg.
'Increasing Pressure'
Oil, which has climbed 15 percent this year and traded near a 26-month high of $91.88 a barrel today, "should help sustain support for the ruble and Russian equities today," Weafer wrote in an e-mail to clients today. "Currency traders believe that this rate of inflation is increasing pressure for an interest rate rise and that is one reason why the value of the ruble has been steadily rising recently."
Oil, Russia's chief export earner, fell 0.3 percent to $91.23 a barrel as of 10 a.m. in New York.
Traders are pricing in 0.87 percentage point of increases to Russia's key interest rates in the next three months, the most since November last year, according to forward-rate agreements. Bank Rossii raised its deposit rate, the rate charged on ruble deposits held with the central bank, by a quarter-point on Dec. 24 amid concern "inflation risks" are increasing, according to a statement issued after the monetary policy review.
Russia's dollar bonds due April 2020 rose for the first day this week, pushing the yield down 8 basis points to 5.04 percent. The yield on government ruble bonds maturing March 2016 fell 11 basis points to 7.55 percent, the lowest since Dec. 10.


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Pee Wee, Potter, Vader honored at Scream Awards
Published: Sunday, October 16, 2011 at 11:05 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, October 16, 2011 at 11:05 a.m.
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (AP) — What do Harry Potter, Darth Vader, Pee Wee Herman, Nicolas Cage and Robert Downey, Jr. have in common?
All were honored at the Scream Awards, Spike TV's annual celebration of horror, fantasy, sci-fi and superheroes, held Saturday night on the Universal Studios backlot.
The eight-part "Potter" film franchise was named the Ultimate Scream, which awards presenter Chloe Grace Moretz described as "the most awesome, most rocking thing that the universe has ever seen."
"Star Wars" creator George Lucas presented Vader with the Ultimate Villain award and announced that fans could see the Sith Lord on screen in 3-D in February.
Herman, created by actor Paul Reubens, won the Visionary award. Cage accepted the Maverick award and Downey won the Hero award.
The Scream Awards will be shown Tuesday on Spike TV.
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Join Date: 08-11-03
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Holy **** Batman.
Sorry Mr. Kick.
You live in Missouri I see. Do you have Meijer stores by you? If so, I will give you a different set of tips.
10-15#'s in my opinion, is too much to start with.
First off. Do the first grate mod. I have a 3/4 inch expanded metal, cut to 16" (I think that is what it was across) by 20 inch long. Covers the entire firebox. For support, I sacraficed a grill grate (ordered 6 extra, so I dont miss it)
So here goes. Oops, now wait. Before I start, let me first point out that Mark, and a few others, have contributed nicely to a recent thread on using wood only. In my case, and in people like Josh, it just isnt' practical, so charcoal is a necessity. Wood versus charcoal is a whole nother thread.
Okay. I take a chimney of lump, and start it on my gas grill side car. While that is starting, I try to carefully place an entire layer of briquettes (unlit) in the beast. I then add a second layer, only around the outer ring. On the corners, I build up a third layer. I now have a "bowl" of unlit charcoal in the beast.
When the lump is hot, I pour it in the bowl. All dampers full open, water pan in with hot water. digital probe in middle of smoke chamber down the chimney.
about 45 minutes later to 1 hour, I have reached 240 in the smoke chamber.
about 20-25 minutes in, I start assembling splits on top of the fire box (or large chunks) to preheat them. I am about to lose all my heat as I load her up. When I hit 230-240, I start loading. If water pan is on rack 1 (for discussion sake) the pork loin and turkey breast on rach #3, then ribs on 5-10, then chicken and pork on 11-14.
I use the heat shield. Check out a quick pick in the Brethern Bash, Bills camera at the end.
simple shelf covered in foil 3/4 th of the way.
Okay, so you've loaded it up, and you see your temp is now at 160 since the door was open and closed so much. Don't panic, and don't over add fuel. You now have 2-3 splits or chuncks preheated as noted above. Leave the firebox top CLOSED. Use the side door, along with some gloves, to add a split of two to the top of the coals. You should get instant ignition.
2 more things. 1, do you have a Menards in Missouri, and 2 you said you raised the fire grate, but did you raise it to the first level of notches in the firebox?
So now the splits ignite, and your temp quickly goes back to 240-250.
After an hour or two, I would pour out some charcoal on the patio. I then grab 2 at a time, and start filling in the space close to the firebox door, from the top, closing after each open, drop, close, technique.
You now have about 15 ulit briquettes in the back, which will back burn. Time for another split or chunk or two. After another hour, all the coals are lit. Some from the first batch are gone. So this is now at nearly hour 4. I take the bag of lump, and pour a 1/4 bag in. It's not alot, in weight, since it is light, but 1/4 to 1/3 bag is a ****load.
Watch the smoke!!! The purpose of pouring in lump is to continue a good coal bed. Temps will go down a little, and you will need to raise the firebox lid is white smoke appears until ignition.
But after it gets lit, you will have a **** storm. Watch those temps, and add a split or couple chunks. Whenever it goes above 260 during initial burn, I'll open the smoke chamber door, and the firebox, then close her up. She'll go down to 190, then slowly rise. When she stops spikeing to more than 260, you don't open anything, just sit back and wait.
Monitor temps.
When she comes down to 220-230, check the coal bed (quick peak) throw on a split or two, then sit back and monitor temps.
The beast is a fuel hog, but with the damper, and with putting coals in back of the fire versus in front of it, you can get some decent burns.
Just hit PM private message if you would like to have my number to call me this weekend (or the next Q weekend) of you need help.
Disclaimer, I am the furthest from an expert as you can get, but I love Q, and I love playing with fire. If I want to put it on and forget, I use the WSM. If I want to fark with it, (usually do) then I go Bandera.
Hope tis helped, even a little.
I asked a couple questions in there. if you answer them (with a yes) then I have even more tips.
This is the best testimonal I have ever seen as to why you should order one of my baskets!
Big Al
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Vote on Greatest American Psychedelic Band!
Submitted by JohnnyW on Tue, 05/08/2001 - 01:51
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OK, I think I've got all the biggies; I'll try to add a British list in a few minutes. I separated the two because I feel there are enough stylistic differences between American and British Pschedelia to warrant it. If the artist listed had a long career in which psychedelia was just one phase, try to just evaluate the psych. phase only, instead of comparing, say, The Byrds entire output, to Moby Grape's one album. Does this make sense?
Oh, and tell me why you voted the way you did!
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why dont you have hendrix?
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WASHINGTON — The House harshly scolded President Barack Obama on Friday for launching U.S. military forces against Libya without congressional approval, fiercely disputing constitutional powers and flashing bipartisan frustration over a nearly three-month-old conflict with no end in sight.
However, lawmakers stopped short of a more draconian resolution to order an outright end to U.S. involvement in Libya. They rejected that measure, 265-148, with anti-war Democrat Dennis Kucinich of Ohio winning the votes of 87 Republicans and 61 Democrats.
Over White House objections, the House did adopt a resolution chastising Obama for failing to provide a "compelling rationale" for the Libyan mission and demanding answers in the next 14 days on the operation's objective, its costs and its impact on the nation's two other wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The resolution, though non-binding, says U.S. ground forces must not be used in the conflict except to rescue an American service member.
The vote was 268-145 for the measure by Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, with 45 Democrats joining 223 Republicans in a challenge to the Democratic president.
The resolution will not affect current military operations to aid the rebels who are battling Moammar Gadhafi's forces. NATO commands the operation, but the United States still plays a significant support role that includes aerial refueling of warplanes and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance work.
The hours of debate reflected the anger among House members over Obama's treatment of Congress, over tea party concerns about constitutional authority and expensive military operations in tough fiscal times and the nation's growing weariness over war — in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya.
Obama ordered air strikes in March after a U.N. resolution and limited consultation with Congress. The Constitution says Congress has the power to declare war, and the 1973 War Powers Resolution requires the president to obtain congressional authorization within 60 days of the start of military operations, a deadline that passed last month.
"This is a defining moment for the Constitution," said Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah. "For the president to suggest he got approval from the United Nations is offensive and is wrong. We must stand tall and true to the Constitution."
Democrats as well as Republicans criticized the commander in chief.
"Shall the president, like the king of England, be a dictator on foreign policy?" asked Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y. "The authors of the Constitution said we don't trust kings."
Freshman Rep. Tim Scott, R-S.C., revived candidate Obama's words from December 2007 when he said the president does not have the constitutional power to unilaterally authorize a military attack unless there is an imminent threat to the nation.
"The current president got it right in 2007," Scott said.
The White House pushed back against both resolutions, with spokesman Josh Earnest calling them "unnecessary and unhelpful."
"It is the view of this administration that we've acted in accordance with the war powers act because of these regular consultations," Earnest said aboard Air Force One en route to Toledo, Ohio.
Not so, scoffed Rep. Phil Gingrey, R-Ga.
"What did he do, send a tweet to the chairman of the Armed Services and Intelligence committees?" Gingrey asked mockingly during the debate.
In Libya on Friday, rebels contended they had forced Gadhafi's troops from three western towns and had broken the siege on another as NATO jets bombed 10 targets across the country.
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Fred Done, whose Betfred bookie won the race for the Tote with a £265m bid, is continuing to resist paying five punters who placed bets showing profits of £823,000 with its Gibraltar-based online wing, Betfred.com.
It has declared the bets void – even though it has paid out on wagers placed by UK punters in its 840 betting shops.
Four of the five individuals are related to Mr Curley, 70, who has a long track record in stinging the bookies with gambles on horses trained at his small Newmarket yard.
Mr Done is refusing to pay after Mr Curley masterminded an ambitious gamble on four horses in May last year, linked in trebles and an accumulator. Agapanthus won at Brighton, Savaronola at Wolverhampton and Jeu De Roseau – racing after an absence of 742 days – came up the hill at Towcester.
Only the defeat of Sommersturm at Wolverhampton prevented a payout of £20m, Mr Curley maintains – the maximum winnings, given bookies' pay-out limits.
Ralph Topping, the William Hill chief executive, said the new owner of the Tote was setting a "poor example" – not least with Mr Done's stand of paying UK punters but not those who bet via Betfred.com.
Writing in his blog, Mr Topping said the case was "not reflecting well on some elements of the betting industry at the moment".
"Whatever the moral arguments about Curley's approach, the fact is these were legal bets and should be paid out. There was no cheating. The British Horseracing Authority has ruled horses ran according to official rating. There was no reason to disqualify the runners and so no reason not to pay out."
Mr Topping added: "The idea that a licensed bookmaker could consider treating high street and online UK customers differently isn't just a slippery slope, it's positively precipitous."
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Flash Player Pro virus. How to Remove? (Uninstall Guide)
What is Flash Player Pro virus?
Flash Player Pro virus is a fake application, which tries to look like a reputable program Adobe Flash Player. According to security experts, it is spread via fake notifications that claim such things as "Flash Player Update!", "Download Flash Player Pro", "Your Flash Player may be out of date. Please update to continue", "A Flash Player Update is Required to View this Content", etc. Typically, they show up when user tries to watch something on the Internet or when he/she tries to download some kind of program to the system. Sometimes such fake pop-up ads can be removed from the desktop by clicking them out but this may fail to you if you are dealing with an updated version of this cyber threat. If you have been seeing Flash Player Pro or similar ads during your browsing sessions, the first thing that you should do is to ignore. We say so because there is 100 percent possibility that this ad has nothing to do with Adobe company. Its publisher uses this ad to make people install adwares, browser hijackers and other suspicious programs on their computers. Beware that such programs can additionally be used for tracking your browsing on the web, redirecting you to unsafe and questionable websites, showing you other misleading pop-up ads and tricking you into downloading other PUPs to your computer. If you want to stay safe, you have to ignoreFlash Player Pro alters. In addition, you should scan your computer with the reputable anti-spyware because this alert is mostly caused by adware-type programs. For that we highly recommend you to use Reimage (Windows OS) or Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus (Mac OS X). If you think that you have to update your Flash Player, go to its official website and download it from there.
HOW CAN Flash Player Pro hijack my computer?
Flash Player Pro virus is distributed via adware-type applications that may infiltrate computer with a help of the third party softwares. Besides, there are some professionally designed websites that are also used for spreading it on the Internet. This 'update' can be downloaded from treyeats.com, update91.com and other domains. Of course, its authors have dedicated much work for making these site look like legitimate domains. As soon as it is downloaded, virus starts initiating serious problems for the user. Being a really versatile virus, it may not only alter the start page or default search engine, but it may also track user's activity on the Internet and initiate other dangerous activities. Remember, the REAL Flash Player shows its possible updates as soon as you reboot your computer, not when you are browsing on the Internet. If you have been tricked into installing this threat, you should immediately remove Flash Player Pro virus from your computer.
HOW TO REMOVE Flash Player Pro virus?
If you have already been tricked into installing the fake updated of Flash Player Pro, you are infected. In this case, don't waste your time and scan the system with updated anti-spyware. We recommend using STOPzilla or Reimage for that. You can also follow a guide that is given below:
You can remove Flash Player Pro automatically with a help of one of these programs: Reimage, Malwarebytes Anti Malware. We recommend these applications because they can easily delete potentially unwanted programs and viruses with all their files and registry entries that are related to them.
Step 2. Remove Flash Player Pro from Mac OS X
Step 3. Remove Flash Player Pro from Internet Explorer
Step 4. Remove Flash Player Pro from Mozilla Firefox
Step 5. Remove Flash Player Pro from Google Chrome
Step 6. Remove Flash Player Pro from Safari
Remove Flash Player Pro from Windows 7 / Vista / XP systems
- Click Start → Control Panel → Programs and Features (if you are Windows XP user, click on Add/Remove Programs).
Remove Flash Player Pro from Windows 10 / Windows 8 systems
- If you are Windows 10 / Windows 8 user, then right-click in the lower left corner of the screen. Once Quick Access Menu shows up, select Control Panel and Uninstall a Program.
- Here, look for Flash Player Pro or any other recently installed suspicious programs.
- Uninstall them and click OK to save these changes.
Remove Flash Player Pro from Mac OS X system
If you are using OS X, click Go button at the top left of the screen and select Applications.
Wait until you see Applications folder and look for Flash Player Pro or any other suspicious programs on it. Now right click on every of such entries and select Move to Trash.WindowsMac OS XInternet ExplorerFirefoxGoogle ChromeSafari
Remove Flash Player Pro from Internet Explorer (IE)Remove dangerous add-ons
- Open Internet Explorer, click on the Gear icon (IE menu) on the top right corner of the browser and choose Manage Add-ons.
- You will see a Manage Add-ons window. Here, look for Flash Player Pro and other suspicious plugins. Disable these entries by clicking Disable:
- Click on the gear icon (menu) on the top right corner of the browser and select Internet Options. Stay in General tab.
- Here, remove malicious URL and enter preferable domain name. Click Apply to save changes.
- Click on the gear icon (menu) again and select Internet options. Go to Advanced tab.
- Here, select Reset.
- When in the new window, check Delete personal settings and select Reset again to complete Flash Player Pro removal.
Remove Flash Player Pro from Mozilla Firefox (FF)Remove dangerous extensions
- Open Mozilla Firefox, click on the menu icon (top right corner) and select Add-ons → Extensions.
- Here, select Flash Player Pro and other questionable plugins. Click Remove to delete these entries.
- Click on the Firefox menu on the top left and click on the question mark. Here, choose Troubleshooting Information.
- Now you will see Reset Firefox to its default state message with Reset Firefox button. Click this button for several times and complete Flash Player Pro removal.
Remove Flash Player Pro from Google ChromeDelete malicious plugins
- Open Google Chrome, click on the menu icon (top right corner) and select Tools → Extensions.
- Here, select Flash Player Pro and other malicious plugins and select trash icon to delete these entries.
- Click on menu icon again and choose Settings → Manage Search engines under the Search section.
- When in Search Engines..., remove malicious search sites. You should leave only Google or your preferred domain name.
- Click on menu icon on the top right of your Google Chrome and select Settings.
- Scroll down to the end of the page and click on Reset browser settings.
- Click Reset to confirm this action and complete Flash Player Pro removal.
Remove Flash Player Pro from SafariRemove dangerous extensions
- Open Safari web browser and click on Safari in menu at the top left of the screen. Once you do this, select Preferences.
- Here, select Extensions and look for Flash Player Pro or other suspicious entries. Click on the Uninstall button to get rid each of them.
- Open Safari browser and click on Safari in menu section at the top left of the screen. Here, select Reset Safari....
- Now you will see a detailed dialog window filled with reset options. All of those options are usually checked, but you can specify which of them you want to reset. Click the Reset button to complete Flash Player Pro removal process.
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May 21, 2013Those that enjoy their gaming in extremely small doses will find plenty to love, they just can't expect to play for hours on end without attempts to pry into their wallet.
May 20, 2013If you're okay with seeing nothing new, you'll find CandyMeleon will while away a solid few hours of your time with its perfectly palatable sweetie action.
May 6, 2013It's a fun and challenging game, though not especially deep, and it felt like we were almost nitpicking to come up with any flaws for it. It does what it sets out to do very well, and features additional modes such as Tournament and Time Attack to provide a little more variety. It might prove a little too simplistic for some gamers who don't fancy the old-school style, but for those looking to embrace a new style of arcade challenge, you can't go wrong with CandyMeleon.