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The God-squad answer to Todd Graff's Camp, this after-church special finds chaste cover girl Hilary Duff playing a red-state songbird who, when her beloved brother dies in a car wreck after a Christian emo show (Jesus evidently wants him for a sunbeam), decides to buck their toothpick-chomping daddy's rules and sneak off to a summer music program in scary urban L.A. Adorable Britboy Oliver James valiantly competes for second billing with Duff's camera-hogging silver cross talisman necklace. We're supposed to be rooting for this left-behind sister in her struggle to hit "Hallelujah Chorus" high notes, but all we can do is marvel at how the mightyNorthern Exposure hottie John Corbett (as a weirdly flirty music teacher) and Risky Business babe Rebecca De Mornay (as Duff's frisky aunt)have fallen.
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Sigma Buster 2000 HL - luce frontale
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Sigma Buster 2000 HL - luce frontale
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Turns night into day. With the Sigma Buster 2000 HL helmet light you can even cycle in the dark. 3 powerful CREE-LEDs make sure you can enjoy a great view for up to 200 m. The LEDs get their power from the Sigma battery pack that can be attached almost invisibly to the frame. The little 6400 mAh strong powerhouse also offers enough power to charge a bike computer or a smartphone. Control the Buster 200 HL with the remote control on the handlebar without losing sight of the most important thing - enjoying your ride.
Light features:
· 3 x CREE LED
· Max. luminous range: 200 m
· Max. light output: 2000 lm
· 7 light modes: High-Power (2000 lm) / Power (1100 lm) / Standard (600 lm) / Eco (300 lm) / Flash / Pulse / SOS-Flash
· Battery life: High-Power (max. 2,3 h) / Power (max. 5 h) / Standard (max. 10 h) / Eco (max. 20 h) / Flash (max. 9h) / Pulse (max. 11 h) / SOS-Flash (max. 10 h)
· Switch on protection (double click for on)
· Universal helmet bracket, adapter for action camera mounts
· Horizontal beam angle of the helmet bracket adjustable via rail
· Splashwaterproof and waterproof according to IP44
· Weight: approx. 125 g
Battery Pack:
· Lithium-ion battery with 6400 mAh
· Power bank features: USB port for external devices
· Power monitor: 4-stage LED capacity indicator
· Charging time: approx. 5 h
· Tool-free assembly on the frame with silicone strap (for handlebar/stem holer with Ø 22-32 cm, manufacturer's specification)
· Splashwaterproof and waterproof according to IP44
· Weight: approx. 344 g
· Large, fluorescent buttons
· Tool-free installation on handlebar
· Switch on protection (double click for on)
· Trouble-free 2,4 GHz transmission
· Tool-free assembly on the frame with O rings (for handlebar/stem holer with Ø 22-32 cm)
· Splashwaterproof according to IP44
· Weight: approx. 14 g
Including: Sigma Buster 2000 HL helmet light with Buster 2000 remote, helmet holder set, adapter for action camera mount, extension cable, charger and Buster Battery Pack
Does not meet the German road traffic regulations (StVZO) and is thus not approved as bicycle lighting!
Manufacturer's ref. 17001
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Join Date: Aug 2007
UGH!!! delayed while they fix some ****... brutal!!! I have been waiting all day to get home for this
edit: downloading, apparently if you still have Beta 3 installed you can update, or use your original installer launcher file to get it going. YEA!!!!
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|#102 (permalink)
Seasoned Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New York City
I recommend waiting for the XP/leveling patch before proceeding, right now the account server / service seems bugged and doesn't track match results properly.
Game does feel like a beta.
|#103 (permalink)
Join Date: Aug 2007
it honestly feels all around rougher at times than the previous betas, although they went through some tough times after big changes too... they made a ton of changes for this launch version (not sure if I would have done the same for the public launch, but oh well). Managed to get some missile assault games in last night, got up to level 3 on my SS mech, and tricked it out in the garage real nice with my baller-level meteor credits (thanks to vanguard silver and alpha testing). won't get to play tonight, probably not until next week due to a busy weekend... no doubt it will be going very smooth by then (they fix issues in Hawken quickly... excellent dev team).
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Heads up: All the annoying bugs and glitches from Open Beta launch seem to have been fixed, the last couple times I've played have been FREAKIN AWESOME. I'll be online after work tonight for a few hours to get some levelling done on my primary mech
|#106 (permalink)
Wookie D*ck
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Vancouver, BC
Apparently there will be Oculus Rift support for hawken. Generally though, it's not simulation-like, so expect a simplified game feel.
As for open beta, the matchmaker seems much improved, but that could be just due to the influx of players. I'm disappointed the server browser isn't back, and I'd still rather be playing siege on a 32 player server.
Speaking of siege, it's better than Closed Beta 3's version, but still not as good as CB2. Wish they'd just revert it to that state. Right now Missile maps are where I'm having the most fun.
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Seasoned Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New York City
Played on some of the newer maps on Team DM and I'm not impressed - the maps tested in alpha were fine - one of the new maps is atrocious.
It's light has a dark brown hue, like lots of rusted metal (not bad but feels flat).
It's basically a series of rooms, mostly with little obstacles inside, separated by choke points and narrow passages.
Fights devolve into two teams lobbing projectiles at each other with little room to dodge, and if you want to bypass the choke point and hit their flank it takes way too long.
Worst map in the game by far.
One other map is used for both Rocket and DM and it's very vertical, but has quite a bit more workable cover. It's less bad, but still feels like it's not designed for the Hawken mech movement. I don't like the jump pads and the inability to dodge mid-air - the predictability and slowness at the end of that trajectory is often a death trap.
There are other things that make me not want to play the game -
The matchmaking is terrible - I hate not being able to select specific servers as an option, and that there is no team queue yet.
The game keeps warning me that if I leave a room it's counted as a loss (where?) even after putting me with a team playing the final seconds of a match and losing.
I want options - perhaps I have the time to wait for a brand new match, perhaps someone that can't wait should take the risks.
Numbers - where are they? There used to be numbers showing weapon damage - gone. There should be a window in the garage showing ALL the stats of your mech/pilot and how each item alters them.
They intentionally keep the stats hidden, not shown even as an advanced-view option. Why?!
The item that creates ghost-indicators on radar shouldn't be in the game.
There is no counter to it, no action that is forced - you just suffer the effect if you walk into it's huge AoE and the device is too easy to hide (or replace if by some bad luck it's found).
It's a good example of many other instances of bad design decisions around an otherwise great concept - mindless items and consumables that don't offer any choices or require thinking. The consumables (that you get stacks of 15 at the start and cost an arm and a leg to use) provide big advantages in higher level fights without requiring any pilot input. For example - the EMP immunity just fires off automatically when you get hit by one. Sure it's once per death, but an EMP often means death anyway.
The other thing that bothers me is the way they are asking for money - feels like the microtransactions nickle and dime you like the worst examples of that system. It's an MP only game that isn't a monopoly over the game type, so it's price should be around $20.
Hawken costs $10 per month to play with an XP or Coin boost, and $20/month for both.
It should have been $5/month each at most, making "premium". or both, $10/month.
Mech prices seem fine right now, at $5 per, but then you discover that gameplay related customization options add to the cost, and unlocking from within the game slow.
Then there are the prices on changing the looks... but that's where such a game should earn some profit so I don't mind that too much. Still it would be nice if the price range started from Cents before progressing to Dollars - especially considering many similar unlocks are still per-mech and not per-account.
What bothers me the most though is not the price - but the bad/mediocre new maps and some of the mindlessness in the consumables and special items.
Hope that's resolved by "Release", whenever that may be.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Vancouver, BC
I agree that the "Alleys" map is a POS. That said, one of your problems might just be the fact that you're sticking with the deathmatch modes. In my experience they're the weakest elements of Hawken. The objective-based game types are much more fun, and the static spawn points let you make use of the maps in a real strategic way that is lost in TDM. Siege has been nerfed a bit since I fell in love with it in CB2 but is still fairly good. Missile is easily the most fun in the game right now.
As for the microtransaction thing...it took me about 2 hours to level up to 15, and I can pretty much hold my own even now that they've seemingly bumped me up a bracket in the matchmaker. I haven't bought a single thing for my Rookie TV mech.
I like the fact that you can continue to play on the same mech once it caps at 25, and put that XP towards other mechs.
|#109 (permalink)
Join Date: Aug 2007
Alleys... is that the one with lots of tight bottlenecks and hallways? Love that map, took a while to get into it but it's totally awesome once you figure out the layout.
edit: NM it's uptown map I'm thinking of.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New York City
Alleys - I learned the layout after the first match, it's that simple and dumbed down compared to the others. It's a Heavy-Camper's dream, or a nightmare if your team is made up of lemmings who just charge into the other group of choke-point campers.
I play mostly Missile, just tried some T-DM today.
There's no problem with TV-Mech, since it's basically an Assault.
My only gripe is that I can't equip the Flak (shotgun), the Assault/SMG is basically the same weapon type, and the Vulcan unlock is at the 25 level cap.
I do find the coolant ability quite useless, since overheating with such weapons is often "doing it wrong" anyway.
I saw a Scout player go 25:2 in a match, then 12:3 in the next as opponents started hunting for him, because of how ridiculous a well played TOW+Flak can get.
I want to unlock the HE Grenade or EMP to have an offensive item: 3800 coins each or 432 meteor (~ $4, and I was mistaken, the price of each Mech is ~$7.5 base).
Unboosted account gains are about 100 points per win, putting it above 40 matches to get one such item unlock (or wait 80 matches and get a different Chassis?).
Again, it's not that I don't want to pay at all - I just feel like the price for such an unlock should have been $1-2 at most, not 4, and the price of each Chassis should be $3-4, not 7.
A game like World of Tanks can get away with being horribly overpriced because it's a unique title and a monopoly - there is no competition for that player-base yet.
A game like Hawken has many competitors with very similar game styles.
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Often enough have I found myself in this predicament in the past. But Lords reform is one of the few constituents of Mr Tony Blair's constitutional package that can be considered more or less independently of Mr Ashdown or his successor. It depends on the Commons, where Mr Blair has an impregnable majority; on the Lords, where the hereditary peers are still in a majority; and on the Royal Commission which is to be chaired by Lord Wakeham.
The Mr Worldly Wisemen assumed the chairman would be Lord Butler, the former cabinet secretary. Indeed, his future role was presented as an established fact. It did not seem at all unreasonable. Lord Butler has always appeared to see his task as that of helping the prime minister of the day successfully to surmount life's little difficulties. He it was who, in Mr John Major's time, gave Mr Neil Hamilton a clean bill of health, and sent Mr Jonathan Aitken on his way without a stain on his Old Etonian tie. In these and other helpful dispensations, he was doing no more than following the equally helpful precedents set by Lord Armstrong, who had turned the post into that of Margaret Thatcher's Poo-bah, though he did not like her much.
At all events, the head of the commission is to be someone else. It was the other Lord Butler - RA, not the former Sir Robin - who called politics the art of the possible. If that is so, Lord Wakeham is Michelangelo.
In all the recent talk about his past history, no one, as far as I could see, accurately recalled his role in the Fall of Thatcher. Before the first ballot he said to Mr Kenneth Clarke and Mr John Gummer that, if she did not win outright, she could not go forward to a second ballot. She duly failed to win outright, falling four votes short of the 15 per cent "surcharge" required by the rules. But she decided to contest the second ballot none the less and asked Lord Wakeham to be her campaign manager. Despite his initial opinion he agreed but, after a few inquiries, reported to her that he could not assemble a team. She then saw that fatal procession of ministers and, with his full agreement - even encouragement - tearfully withdrew from the contest. Make of this what you will.
The Royal Commission, we should note, is something the Government has tacked on to its plans. There was nothing about it in the manifesto. This promised a joint committee of both Houses to consider the future after the legislative functions of the hereditary peers had been abolished. The committee is still to be established after the commission has reported on or before 31 December. It has already been announced, though no one seems to have paid any attention, that Mr Gerald Kaufman is to be Lord Wakeham's deputy. The commission is supposed to consider and recommend on functions and powers as well as on composition. Accordingly Lord Wakeham, Mr Kaufman and their new chums are going to have their work cut out.
The White Paper already gives a good deal of guidance to them about what the Government will and will not put up with. For instance, Mr Blair clearly favours a mixed composition, partly appointed, partly elected. The bishops are to stay. This we already knew, though there was a film on Newsnight the other evening, as ignorant as it was tendentious, which predicted they would not. Not only are they to stay: the number of religious representatives is, like the loaves and the fishes, to be multiplied. The document suggests that standard bearers for other than Christian faiths ought to end up in the Lords, the Senate or whatever it is going to be called, and that the Church of Scotland ought to be represented also because it is the established church of Scotland.
Yet the White Paper goes on to state that the bishops (most of them chosen on a rota basis) are where they are not because the Church of England is established but for different historical reasons. This is all very well: but why, in that case, has the Church in Wales had no representation in the Lords since its disestablishment in 1920? I ask both out of curiosity and as a confirmed member of that communion. Indeed, the then bishop of St David's once placed his hand gingerly on my heavily Brylcreemed head. Justice for the Church in Wales!
In the meantime, let us have a look at the interim House. It is to consist of the following categories. I have, I may say, worked them out for myself and for the benefit of the readers of this newspaper. The White Paper, though quite a distinguished document in its way despite being got up typographically like a building society brochure, does not set them out clearly:
The bishops; existing life peers, including the Law Lords; new life peers appointed by Mr Blair; new life peers appointed by the other party leaders, over whose appointment Mr Blair will, how-ever, exercise no veto (which is an innovation); new life peers, the so-called "people's peers", appointed by a new independent Appointments Commission, which will also vet all other peerages and over whose appointments Mr Blair will likewise exercise no veto; as I once predicted, those of the existing nine hereditary peers of first creation (including Lord Snowdon) who opt to receive life peerages; and 91 representative hereditary peers, "Cranborne's Finest".
Let us end our investigations with this last category. Why 91? Why not 50 or 100? The reason is that the Cranborne conspirators took one-tenths of the existing 750 hereditary peers for possible preservation, a kind of decimation in reverse - for under that Roman procedure a tenth of the captives were killed rather than preserved. To the 75 lucky ones are added 16 of what are described as "hereditary office holders". All these (including, presumably, the mysterious hereditary office holders) are to be chosen "by an electoral college based on the separate established groupings" in the Lords. I should have thought this was a matter which the hereditary peers, as an already clearly defined body, could have been allowed to decide for themselves, without the interposition either of an electoral college or of other groups in the House.
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Our apartments are both fully self-contained units and each has one air-conditioned bedroom and ensuite bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and living, dining and private patio with BBQ facilities.
Each apartment can accommodate a third person in a folding bed in the living room.
We have well stocked bookshelves and plenty of both hanging and shelf closet space. Our apartments are ideally suited for couples who enjoy nature and a peaceful setting. We have wireless internet, and TV with over 100 channels. Guests are lent a complimentary mobile phone for use during their stay.
Nestled in gorgeous tranquil gardens by a shimmering pool, Almond Suites welcomes you. The two one bedroom apartments that comprise Almond Suites are located in the grounds of a quiet, private residence with lovely gardens, a private swimming pool and overlooks the fourth tee of a golf course. . The property is also home to 3 lovely cats and 2 very friendly Jack Russell dogs. Our property has received fabulous reviews from all our guests, and we have received one of the highest ratings on this site.
We are 3 minutes drive from the fishing town of Oistins and the popular Miami Beach. Oistins is famous for its wonderful fish fry nights and also has a large supermarket. Gym Laundromat and restaurants can also be found in Oistins. Sheraton Mall is 5 minutes drive and offers many shops. The parish of Christchurch where we are situated has an almost continuous shoreline of magnificent beaches-all accessible within a short car ride.
Bridgetown is a 4 mile drive away and the popular St. Lawrence Gap with all its swinging nightlife is about a 15 minute drive depending on the time of day.
Our sister property Paradise Lodge, which is just a 5 minute walk to a spectacular beach, is about 1 mile away near Oistins. This consists of 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom apartments with fabulous sunset views, and a relaxed island style atmosphere. You can find us on this website as Property #s 515208 and 515191.
Rates are based on 2 person occupancy - an extra US$20 per day is charged for an additional guest.
50% deposit required on booking (bank wire transfer is usually easiest). Balance payable in US$ or local $ on arrival
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What an absolutely amazing place to stay, I really don't know where to begin with my review..... perfect location, outstanding amenities, beautiful accommodation, peaceful, quiet, welcoming. Alexis, family and her team should be applauded for their consistent and WOW customer experience. The experience goes above and beyond expectations.
Judy keeps the cottages in ship shape order and is such a lovely warm lady, and Terry the gardener keeps it beautiful and cleans the pool every day. ,
I can not impress how wonderful these cottages are, I love the traditional style and the peace and quiet.
From the warm welcome at the airport to the hugging departure, we enjoyed every exciting minute of our stay at this amazing home away from home! Alexis and family made sure we wanted for nothing! Thank You for helping us to make the 30th anniversary of our honeymoon in Barbados a memorable experience. We will be back!!!
The apartment was exactly what we expected, if not more. I went with my mum (who was born in Barbados but only returned for the first time on this holiday - 46 years later) and baby niece so there was plenty of room. We bought a pop-up travel cot for my niece which was a space-saver instead of taking up valuable luggage weight for a travel cot. We got picked up from the airport, which was one less thing to worry about, especially after travelling with a baby, so it was a pleasant and appreciated touch to the start of the holiday.
There was a mobile phone for our use (which was invaluable for my mum to keep in touch with family members back home), along with other leaflets and a booklet with info that we needed to know about the apartment.
The apartment itself was very clean with lots of utensils and a fridge which made buying only the essentials possible. The sitting room was spacious enough for all of us, and the garden a great extension for relaxation.
Alexis and Julie answered any questions I had, and there was only one minor problem with the toilet, but it got sorted swiftly with no fuss.
It is a bit of a walk to the beach and supermarket, but if you need a bit of exercise (which I welcomed from my usual desk job), then it's a fairly simple walk (with a hill thrown in for good measure).
All in all, I couldn't recommend this apartment enough, and my mum would happily stay here again.
Great job/place Alexis (and Julie)!
Decided to come to Barbados as a change of winter destination - didn't know whether to book a hotel or apartment.....definitely made the right decision! After a few teething troubles at the airport trying to get a taxi who knew where the apartment was we were pleasantly surprised at our warm welcome from Alexis and how lovely the apartment was. The 10 days we spent here were relaxing with all home comforts. I would recommend hiring a car to explore the island and its beautiful beaches. We had a great day out on 'Elegance' catamaran swimming with the turtles and the food was amazing. Friday nights in Oistins are Fish Fry night - good food and good music.
I have no hesitation in recommending the apartments and will definitely visit again :o)
We had the pleasure of spending the whole of january with Michael and Julie and I can honestly say that our stay couldn't have been better. I was met at the airport by Michael who was also kind enough to stop while I got some basic provisions for the weekend. The place itself was impeccably presented and was cleaned and maintained by Judy who visits one day a week. It comprises lounge/kitchen, entrance hall, patio, bedroom and toilet/shower room, with air conditioning in the bedroom. It's about the size of a small one bed apartment. The patio doubles as a dining area. It overlooks Julie's beautiful garden and leads straight out to the pool with beds and chairs. Past the pool is the back fence with views out to the golf course. It really is a lovely spot. Julie and Michael are resident at the property full time and the property is managed by their daughter Alexis whose number is in the courtesy mobile phone. The property itself is in a very quiet cul de sac off a very quiet road in Durants. Unless you just want to sit around the pool, I WOULD recommend a hire car. Enterprise/Miami beach is a walk away but it's up and down a long hill. The supermarket is also here and is the closest place for food shopping.
Can't wait to return and catch up with our new found friends.
This is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the island of Barbados. Our hosts Julie, Mike, Alexis and Pete were so warm and welcoming. Almond Cottage was clean and comfortable and we quickly felt at home. Alexis arranged a car rental which was delivered to the house. The location was excellent and close to Oistens Fish market and our favorite beach, Enterprise beach!! We really enjoyed our stay and were sad to leave as we were heading back to the bone chilling cold winter of Canada. I miss the sound/serenade of the frogs at night and the wonderful scent of the frangipani tree at night. And the WIFI enabled me to keep up with the CIS football semi-finals, sorry about all the noise on Saturday, Julie and Mike. My nephew's team went on to win the Vanier Cup and I watched from VIP seats covered in SNOW on November 23 in Quebec City. There was really nothing to complain about and I plan to come back in early 2015, possibly for a month or two at your Paradise Lodge property. Happy New Year 2014. I hope to see you soon. Take care, be warm cos we are freezing at - 35-40C here right now!!
Our property is located at the edge of the Barbados Golf Club at Durants, and enjoys lovely views across the golf course. The airport is a short 5 minute drive away. The seaside village of Oistins is a 2 minute drive (20 minute walk) away. This is the home of the famous Oistins Fish Fry every evening. 200 yards along the coast is Enterprise (or Miami) beach- one of the finest beaches on the island- lots of shade, and snack food available every day. There are several wonderful beaches in the vicinity as well. St Lawrence Gap is the centre of all entertainment on the south coast of the island, and is another 3 or 4 minutes away by car. Here you will find a variety of bars, restaurants and nightclubs, and more wonderful beaches. The parish of Christchurch where we are situated has an almost continuous shoreline of magnificent beaches-all accessible with a short car ride. ATM services, banks and supermarkets are all available in Oistins.


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The District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia found no genuine issue of fact as to whether Google's use of Rosetta Stone's trademarks caused a likelihood of confusion based on its analysis of only three likelihood of confusion factors—intent to confuse, actual purchaser confusion and sophistication of the consuming public—and entered judgment in Google's favor.
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Despite the increasing popularity of smartphones, the ubiquitous SMS is probably the most pervasive marketing tool used by advertisers to reach their target audience on this mobile channel. Indeed, you won't fail to see a print ad on a newspaper or magazine today that doesn't include a SMS short-code to elicit a response from the target audience.
The widespread use of SMS marketing is a recognition of the approximately 4 billion mobile users globally where almost all of them are able to receive and send SMS (dependent on the usage plans with the user's mobile operator). The size of the market, ease of sending SMS through modems or third-party SMS messaging aggregators, as well as relatively low costs to traditional media such as print, radio, and TV makes SMS a compelling advertising and promotional (A&P) tool.
Despite the merits of SMS marketing, I would argue that the success of such campaigns depends on the source of the database that is used to broadcast the SMS message. Most mobile users, if not all, do not appreciate unsolicited SMS ads being sent to their mobile handsets. This is made worse when advertisers send bulk SMS ads to the public and ignore the need to target their message to the right market segments. These are two key reasons why SMS marketing deliver poor results and further exacerbate a poor perception to mobile users.
Hence, I urge all advertisers to check if their mobile marketing strategies have the following attributes:
1. Database integrity. Assuming that the advertiser taps on its database of opt-in mobile users for their SMS A&P initiatives, it's important to know when the last update was done on the database and check for duplicates that were not removed. At a deeper level, the advertiser would need to know if any user in the database has been contacted recently by other SMS A&P initiatives. This is critical as users today have a low tolerance to receive multiple SMS A&P messages from the same source; such messages sent to the same user within a short interval will lead to higher rates of un-subscription from the opt-in database.
2. Market segmentation. Clearly, the effectiveness of the SMS A&P message will depend on the user's profile, lifestyle choices, and historical trends in responding to previous initiatives. This would require the A&P manager to develop a deeper understanding of the customer, uncover the current and latent needs, and the context of the SMS messaging which delivers the highest possible response. These elements require a CRM approach to database management, which inevitably leads to a more precise targeting of the intended SMS A&P initiative.
3. Sending SMS A&P messages by location. Location-based technologies now allow managers to work with operators to send SMS messages to specific locations at designated times. This approach creates a different behavioural response for a targeted user to make a spontaneous decision to accept or reject the message's call-to-action. This is different from the traditional approach of sending SMS A&P messages where the decision to respond may not necessarily be time and location-sensitive, thereby reducing the probability of responding to the call-to-action in such messaging context. Thus, the nature of the call-to-action and the degree of response needed to meet ROI expectations are arguments supporting the use of location-based SMS A&P.
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Yeah it's tricky alright! I really want two but both Ben and Simon are very reluctant as it's my first cycle, although it was mentioned yesterday. It's something we need to consider along with freezing. If they thaw well and this cycle doesn't wok then I can have two next time, but if they don't thaw (only a 60% successful thaw rate) blah blah blah. I guess it comes down to what quality they are tomorrow when we go in for ET and if they're worth freezing.
I'm 27 but have low AMH which gives me "older " ovaries haha. Like you I'm also fit and healthy and could probably handle a multiple better at this age. Personally, if this doesn't work in the next couple of years, I won't be doing it at 35 just to have the chance to have to embryos transferred.
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Ngaiz, I'm so sorry to hear of the pain you went through on epu. I think everyone's experience with it will differ and unfortunately you got the painful deal. But your definitely right, it had nothing on child birth! I hope the transfer goes well for you and it sticks.
Thanks Meshell for your wishes, so far ive had bad nausea all day, just hoping that finishes by 12 weeks. Goodluck with you're epu and et.
I don't think I did anything special after et just rested really. DH wouldn't let me do anything, and I mean anything. Unless I was going to the loo I had to be in bed, I felt like an invalid, but it was kinda cute lol.
I think just stay positive and relax what will be will be. We went into this as a one time only thing knowing the success rate of ivf, just thinking if it works it works, if not so be it. So I think keeping your body and mind in the right place and stay calm. Easier said than done, I know.
With the egg transfers, I was told definitely only 1, as I was 32, and my chances of it all working were quite high. On the day of the et, the dr said he would suggest putting 2 back, so we changed it at the last minute, and put two back and now twins! I think they'll decide or advise on the day. Im not sure why they advised that in the end, but either way were happy.
Does anyone know how many positives the clinic has had? Or their success rate? Last time I was in, I think I was their 4th, but 1st twins.
Why did the dr change his mind to allow you to transfer two?? We weren't going to freeze because we thought we would only get 3 or 4 eggs and didn't expect them all to fertilise. I have no moral problem discarding them but now I don't know if I can go through EPU again if it will be like that. We won't be freezing anyway because I spent the money I had aside for it only sick dog on the weekend haha. The cost if freezing and a frozen cycle is more than a fresh cycle anyway.
I'm not sure, I thought maybe because we explained we were only doing this once, or maybe they reassessed my aged? Not to sure. But I did have 4 eggs, only 3 fertilized and by day 2, 2 were at stage 4 and 1 was at stage 2. I'm not to sure what that means though. And the dr suggested we put the 2 stage 4 back and let the other one succumb.
Another thing with the cost... I called Medicare as I'm still waiting for my cheque so I can finalize payment with the clinic, and Medicare advised me they have sent me the cheque for the clinic, but also a cheque for me as well for the final payment I need to make to the clinic. Im really not sure how this part works, I thought I get my rebate after I'd paid tfc, does anyone know if this is right or how it normally works at all?
Ngaiz, you have made it sound so scary....DH and I were talking about it tonight and if we have to go again I'm freaking out...Is it really that painful..??.
I really wish you well for the et
Jeanie, in my experience... unfortunately yes. BUT in saying that, I will do it again if I have to. It only lasts 10 minutes and the pain goes away almost instantly. The dose of Diazepam and Panadeine they give is enough to knock anyone about but I don't metabolise oral drugs very well. They have already told me I can have more pain relief next time. The lady before felt nothing. You'll be fine sweetie, eyes on the prize (that's what I keep telling myself anyway).
Your right Ngaiz... I'm 9dpet and did Hpt and it was BFN . havent' compeltely given up, but if on Monday I get BFN from blood work than I'm calling Springwood and going to see them. As you said eyes on the prize...And as long as they drug you all good.. I guess everyone is different with pain tolerance, so maybe it won't be too bad.. How did your transfer go? i have my fingers crossed for you. How many did you end up transferring?
Home from ET, and had one perfect 4 cell transferred. Was thinking with my heart to go with two, my head was telling me one and I went with my gut which said one. We ended up having 3 4cell embies out of the six that fertilised, not sure what the other three were. Bonnie suggested freezing the remaining two but we decided not to as the cost isn't worth the 60% successful thaw rate.
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Black Beans And Rice
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Medium, finely chopped
|2 Teaspoon, finely chopped
|Green pepper
|1 Small, finely chopped
|Ripe tomatoes/4 canned italian plum tomatoes
|2 Medium, drained and coarsely chopped
|Ripe tomatoes/Canned italian plum tomatoes - 4, drained and coarsely chopped
|2 Medium, coarsely chopped
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Cooked black beans/15 ounce can black leace
|2 Cup (32 tbs), or canned, drained and rinsed
|Cooked black beans/1 can of 15 ounce cooked black beans, drained and rinsed
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Long grain white rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
1. In a 3- quart skillet or casserole, heat the oil over moderate flame.
2. Add onion, garlic, and green pepper and cook, stirring until the onions are limp.
3. Tip in the tomatoes and season according to taste, sautéing for a few minutes until tomatoes are soft.
Add the beans and mix well to coat with the sauce.
4. Reduce heat to low, cover with lid and simmer beans for 15 minutes.
5. In the mean while boil the rice by adding it to a saucepan of salted water (about 2 cups)
6. When rice comes to a boil, reduce heat, cover, and cook for 15 to 20 minutes, or until rice is tender crisp and water has evaporated.
7. Dish out the beans and rice separately but serve together.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 508 Calories from Fat 83
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9 g14.6%
Saturated Fat 1.3 g6.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 524.9 mg21.9%
Total Carbohydrates 90 g29.9%
Dietary Fiber 19.6 g78.2%
Sugars 6 g
Protein 17 g34.8%
Vitamin A 22% Vitamin C 62.3%
Calcium 15.3% Iron 16%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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With new management, a different style of play and three home wins in a row, Blackburn had started to dream about European qualification before last night's visit from Tottenham. They created enough chances to sustain that sort of wild ambition, but thanks to Spurs' goalkeeper, Heurelho Gomes, could take none of them.
The visitors, despite their array of attacking talent, carved out hardly any chances, but the one early one they did produce was headed in by Peter Crouch, for only his second goal in the Premier League this season. The remaining 87 minutes were about Rovers battering away, trying to repair that damage.
"We had 18 attempts, 11 on target," said manager Steve Kean afterwards. "If we'd have just got a point from that game, I think we'd have been disappointed. Sometimes you just don't get the bounce of the ball, although their goalkeeper's made four of five great saves."
Much of the pre-match talk concerned central defenders, with Blackburn's captain, Christopher Samba, overcoming his objections to the sacking of Sam Allardyce sufficiently to sign a contract to keep him at Ewood Park until 2015.
Word was that Spurs' problems in that department were so severe that Jonathan Woodgate was set to return after 14 months out with a groin injury. In the end, Harry Redknapp found alternatives to that gamble and Woodgate was named on the bench.
Another novel feature of the Spurs bench was the presence of two goalkeepers, there because the new signing from Everton, Steven Pienaar, had suffered concussion in training and it was the only way of making up the numbers from the squad that travelled north. As it was, they only needed one goalkeeper.
It was also surprising to see Tottenham's leading goalscorer, Rafael van der Vaart, employed wide on the right. As a ploy, however, it could hardly have paid off more promptly or more simply.
Inside the third minute, the Dutchman found an abundance of space to measure an early cross and Crouch outjumped Samba with ease to head the ball across goalkeeper Paul Robinson and into the far corner of the net.
Apart from that small matter, Rovers dominated the first half, with much of their threat coming down the left flank. Twice in quick succession, Martin Olsson put in low crosses but found nobody in the area. When he did find plenty of bodies in the goal-mouth, after a corner had been played short to him, Junior Hoilett's shot might have found the net but for Crouch's clearance.
Hoilett was also close to the target when he volleyed into the ground and Gomes had to scramble to stop the ball looping over his head and into the goal.
The second half continued in the same vein when Blackburn's remaining Diouf – Mame Biram – forced another good save from Gomes. Kean tried to change his side's luck, bringing on Steven N'Zonzi and Morten Gamst Pedersen. That latter change meant sacrificing the industrious David Dunn, much to the vocal displeasure of many of Rovers' supporters.
Diouf went close again, with frustration growing in the home side all the while. A free-kick conceded by Vedran Corluka's foul on the edge of the area gave them one of their better chances, especially with the dead-ball expert, Pedersen, to take it. He duly beat the wall, but almost inevitably, there was Gomes again to once more preserve his side's advantage.
On came Benjani, but still Blackburn could find no way through. Gomes had made it one of those days that was destined not to go their way. One last chance came when Hoilett put in Benjani, but the Spurs keeper was straight down at his feet. For a team with several defenders out – and Ledley King missing an appointment for an operation in Germany yesterday because he could not find his passport – Spurs defended well in front of him. Jermaine Jenas blocked Samba's last-minute effort, but it was Gomes who truly earned the three points.
Blackburn Rovers (4-4-2): Robinson; Salgado, Samba, Nelsen, Olsson; Dunn (Pedersen, 67), J Jones (Nzonzi, 64), Andrews, Hoilett; Roberts, Diouf (Benjani, 81). Substitutes not used Bunn (gk), Kalinic, Grella, Hanley.
Tottenham (4-4-2) Gomes; Corluka, Bassong, Gallas, Assou-Ekotto; Van der Vaart, Jenas, Palacios, Lennon; Crouch, Defoe (Sandro, 76). Substitutes not used Cudicini (gk), Pavlyuchenko, Kranjcar, Khumalo, Woodgate, Pletikosa.
Man of the match Gomes.
Match rating 6/10.
Referee A Marriner (W Midlands).
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Chlopo: I've always been into art, ever since my mum put a crayon in my hand when I was just two! I
love being creative and I suppose writing is just another creative outlet.
ME: who is your favourite artist????
Chlopo: My favourite artist is probably Alyssa Monks, I recently did some research on her for my A Level homework and her paintings are just beautiful.
ME: why did add 359 to your pen name????
Chlopo: Partly because ChloPo was already taken, butI like the sequence of numbers for some reason, bit random!
ME: what do you think of " copper"...
Chlopo: I prefer silver!
ME: what is your favourite mode of transport????
Chlopo: I love to travel by train, there's something therapeutic about being on a train, you can just relax and watch the world whoosh past, I also find it a great place to write, many of my ideas have come from train journeys, in fact my novel Epic Journey, was conceived on a train from Canterbury to Ashford!
ME: when you enter the mall, what attracts you???
Chlopo: DVD stores, I love my movies! And shops the sell casual stuff that still looks special, I'm a bit of a girly tom boy, if you can have such a thing!
ME: what is your idea of a yummy midnight snack???
Chlopo: Ice cream, I am mad about ice cream, if there isn't any in the freezer I won't be happy until I get some! So yeah ice cream!
ME: what is your favourite colour in the rainbow...
Chlopo: Difficult that one, hmm, it's hard to pick just one colour, I think I like all of them really, but if I had to choose I would say, blue.
ME: if I placed a macaroni n cheese and bacon,what would you choose???
Chlopo: Cheese and bacon, it's one of my favourites!
ME: whose wax model is your favourite??
Chlopo: Robert Downy Jr! He's such a great actor.
ME: if I bake a cake for you,what shape n flavour would you choose????
Chlopo: It would have to be a vanilla sponge in the classic round shape, not too moist and not too dry, very challenging cake to make right despite what people think!Thank you so much " Chlopo::" for sparing some of your valuable time with and sharing your feelings with us today, really do appreciate from my heart for this interview it means the world to me....I hope all your wishes come true and you head towards a very bright future....Thank you once again...Good luck...
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Blue ChloPo359 Cheese and Bacon flavored Ice Cream on top of a vanilla sponge cake...darn it, I'm hungry now, and glad that this is the last interview for now...gonna get some yummy in the tummy ice cream and...what do you mean I can't have any?
Oh oh oh, not till I vote a like on this one, okay, done!!!
More excellent and entertaining interviews!
Very interesting interview.
Keep rocking you two!
Nice to meet you ChioPo359!
I love reading your interviews with people on Booksie. It inspires me to go look at what they have to offer. Great job, as always Thumblina. Just wanted to ask though, is their a limit to how many chapters a novel can have? The reason I ask this is because I believe that 50, or something close to that may be the limit, which means you'd have to make a second one, "Interviewing the future LEGENDS of BOOKSIE 2". When the amount allowed is over, would you mind allowing this to be downloaded as a pdf. Thanks, and keep on trucking, Thumblina.
Ha. Cheese n bacon. Nice to meet you ChoiPo!
It's really nice to meet and know about ChioPo359. Thanks Thumblina for making it possible. Keep more interiews coming.
I love ice cream, too! Go ice cream fans!
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Hi Glen,
Here's what I know on these:
Dancin' in the Rain - white-centered sport of Blue Umbrellas from Walters.
The biggest one I've seen a picture of is little more than a good gallon-pot
sized plant. If they had a bigger one, they probably would have photographed
it, so I guess they don't. White-centered plants don't always grow well, so
for them to put it out in numbers, I think this one and the following one
must grow pretty well. I think both will prove to be pretty nice plants and
worth a shot for the low prices they go for.
Eskimo Pie - white-centered reverse of Northern Exposure from Walters. Ditto
the above.
Dream Queen - Yet another narrow-center Great Expectations, this time from
Holland. I doubt it will be any different from Dream Weaver or Thunderbolt
(the other two). Only interesting if you don't have one of the other ones or
want all three to compare.
Miss Saigon - Green-centered sport of Fragrant Bouquet from Shady Oaks.
Pretty much the same plant as Redolent Nosegay (Hawes) or Fragrant Dream
(Fransen/van den Top). Like above only interesting if you don't have one of
the others or want to compare them.
Grand Marquee - In Library as Marquee, from Mark Laviana at Sunny Border.
Apparently another wide-margin June like Touch of Class. The latter is a
tetraploid conversion and the former may not be, so could be slightly
different or could be the same.
Hidden Cove - Don't know much about this one, apparently from a G. Foster.
Cameo - Another sport of Baby Bunting from Shady Oaks. Possible reverse of
Pandora's Box. This one, Hope, and a couple others were all found at the
same time, so it has had more evaluation. If you do OK with Pandora's Box,
this one should be fine.
Mississippi Delta - seedling from Olga Petrysyn. Olga evaluates her plants
for a long time, so it will be a very good plant. The TC batch looks fine
from what I've seen so far. Will be big, because Olga works on big plants.
Orange Marmalade - a much brighter-centered sport of Paul's Glory from
either QandZ or Solberg originally (not sure which). Pretty much no faults.
Grows well and very eye-catching. TC batch looks good so far but still
St. Paul - a wide-margin Paul's Glory found by a T. Goad. Looks OK, but TC
batch is too new to tell anything.
Ultramarine - a seedling from Mark Zilis. Have yet to see an older plant of
this. Could be nice.
Heart and Soul - Green-edged sport of Vanilla Cream from Rob Mortko. Could
be the same as 'Wylde Green Cream'. Reports are that this plant is nice and
grows pretty well from the TC form. Grows faster and better than Vanilla
......Bill Meyer
> Dear Rational Hosta Buyers:
> I have ordered 7 plants for the new hosta year. Not many in respect to
> years past. This is a good thing. For every plant I buy I want to get rid
> of an old and established clump. This is a good thing too.In the hosta
> world of my garden I have learned that there is a major difference between
> hostas that are old acquaintances and hostas that are old friends.
> I am trying to do a little research on the following hostas (these are
> the ones I have ordered). I have seen the pictures of these hostas, and
> read about them from a variety of sources.They all are of some interest
> me at least in some capcity....as idiocyncratic as that interest may be.
> might buy 2 or 3 of them this June. I have not seen them in anyone's
> garden.
> IF any of you have any comments based on direct experience on what they
> are like I would appreciate it if you would share your thoughts. I think
> that they are all in the 10 to 20 dollar range and clearly not OS.To me
> this denotes some risk as to what I end up with.
> In any event any experiences you have had would be greatly appreciated.
> They are reasonably "new" plants so there may be little if any experience
> with anything like a mature clump....although no doubt Van Wade already
> clumps 3 feet across of all of them.:-)
> H. 'Cameo'
> H. 'Dancing in the Rain'
> H. 'Dream Queen'
> H. 'Eskimo Pie'
> H. 'Grand Marquee'
> H. 'Heart & Soul'
> H. 'Hidden Cove'
> H. 'Miss Saigon'
> H. 'Mississippi Delta'
> H. 'Orange Marmalade'
> H. 'St. Paul'
> H. 'Ultramarine'
> The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful
> servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has
> forgotten the gift.
> Albert Einstein
> Glen Williams
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Pet-A-Likes: Peppy
June 28th, 2010
Both self-proclaimed "morning people."
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Both self-proclaimed "morning people."
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You can't look at this pic and not smile.
I think it is cute that their hair is the same color, yes, a woman.
I think that's a chick.
I think it doesn't matter…
no..not a chick. its a pomeranian,
What kind of dog is that? More importantly, what kind of man is that?
Aw yeah!
Sure, laugh now. But, you'll be sorry. Just wait and see. Isn't that right Frisky?
Good use of the 2-for-1 coupon at the doggie salon …teehee
Cute. The only awkward part I notice is the wallpaper.
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Attn: Human Resources
200 South Front Street
Montezuma, Iowa 50171
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