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... we all received the same dinner. Our meal was an appetizer plate of cheeses and coldcuts, vegetable soup, salad, chicken with mushroom sauce and apple strudel for dessert. In between each course, the dancers appeared to entertain us. We clapped along with the music, then they began getting "volunteers" from the tables to dance, a hat dance of which I partook, and a musical chair game. Unfortunately, it ended when Jim fell to the floor. He went back with Vlaho ...
Ljubljana - One Giant Pizza, Bridges & A Castle
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Ljubljana Castle
After our tour of the Old Town, we walked up through the cobbled streets to the Castle. Following a sandwich in the sun, we took the time machine tour of the castle. The tour was quite unique, as they had a series of actors along the way, who took on various ...
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While the others enjoyed a coffee and ice-cream, Grant and I explored the town further and made our way to Congress Square and the site of the Slovenian Philharmonic. We crossed Cobblers Bridge to the other side of the river and returned via Triple Bridge.
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Since I was little I have always been fairly sentimental towards anything. I'm very weird about that. I'll keep pieces of things that I really don't need, but can remember when I got them, where I got them and what happened on that certain day...and several other details. As a result, my room is certainly a collector's post so to say. I still have several things that I have had in my room since I was five years old. So anyway, my room is a complete mess because despite my room being the biggest in the house, I have so much memorobilia which makes it seem...crammed.
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This beautiful three story beach house is just a few steps from an almost private section of beach! Enjoy a view of the white sugar sand beach and glorious sunsets from the second and third floors. Perhaps you would prefer to lounge around a private pool, instead. The house is located in a lazy laid back neighborhood of private homes on the beach. At the same time, you are 5-10 minutes away from all the best restaurants and shopping.
Friends of mine once said that when they go on vacation, they want to stay somewhere that is nicer than their own home. That is exactly what we have tried to accomplish with this totally elegant Beach House. Purchased and decorated for 2012, this place has all the bells and whistles. Every bedroom has a King size bedroom suite. The two built in bunks have deluxe pillow top mattresses. There is a full sleeper sofa on the first floor and a queen sleeper sofa on the second. This is a perfect set up for two or more families.
Be prepared for luxury from the formal dining room with fireplace as you enter, to the 12 foot ceilings and magnificent crown moulding throughout. Granite counters grace the well equipped kitchen as do the stainless appliances. Watch your favorite shows on either of the two 55" LED screens or enjoy your show from the comfort of your bedroom.
On the second level you will find what we like to call the family suite. There you will find a large family room, including a wet bar and half bath. The built in bunks make this like a fourth bedroom. There is a large balcony overlooking the private pool. The second floor bedroom has a king bedroom suite with bath, balcony and large HD LED TV.
The third level has two king bedrooms with private baths. The Master Suite is adorned with a fireplace, a Jacuzzi tub and a spacious shower. A private balcony off the Master is a great place to enjoy warm moonlit Florida nights. The second bedroom has a beautiful Tropical King Bedroom suite for your comfort. Here you will find the best view of the Gulf through large windows that span two sides of the room. Both bedrooms are equipped with a large screen TV's.
Other Amenities: Private Pool : Washer/Dryer : Wireless Internet : Free Long Distance : Cable TV : Central Vac : Parking : Keyless Entry
Prime Location: On the quieter end of PCB on the much desired beach side of Thomas Drive. A hundred steps down Albacore Street and you are on the beach... no crossing busy streets to get to the beach. Only 3 miles from St. Andrews State Park and walking distance from several restaurants and amusement parks.
Sorry, NO pets allowed. Must have someone over age 25 to stay in the house.
Keywords: Beach House, Beach Home, Private Beach home, Townhouse, Private Pool, Ocean View, beach view, condo, townhouse,panama city beach, 4 bedrooms, near bars and resturants, bungalo, gulf view, family vacation house, family reunion, villa, free wifi internet.
Albacore House is our first vacation home. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we do. We are from Tennessee and hope to enhance your visit with good ole warm Southern Hospitality. Let us know if there is anything we can do to make your stay better. Feel free to call us when you arrive to let us know how everything is.
Bill Shaffield purchased this house in 2011
We know you will love the house location. We have been visiting PCB for 25 years and have always wanted a place on or near Surf Drive. We love the little sixties style motels and beach homes in this peaceful little neighborhood. It is like walking back in time to a more innocent era. Hopefully, you will have an opportunity to meet some of our great neighbors. Feel free to speak when you see them... they like that.
There is more to do than sunbath or walk on the most beautiful beaches in America. We enjoy riding our bikes around the neighborhood. There are lots of practically deserted streets to ride on and bike lanes all over the county. We also bring our jet skis and go out on the gulf to watch the dolphins. Don't forget to keep your eye out for a manatee while you are on the beach. They are quite friendly creatures. Susan loves the great shopping at Pier Park and Panama City. There are several dive shops Thomas drive if you like scuba diving. I have snorkeled on the jetties at St. Andrews Park. There is some good bike riding in the park as well. PCB is becoming more and more popular for motorcycle riding. I like riding down through Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe to Appalachicola. The oysters come in on the boats right there and most of the restaurants serve them up fresh.
There is plenty of entertainment for everyone. Shipwreck Island Water Park, miniature golf, a half dozen golf courses, charter fishing, para sailing, boat and jet ski rentals, and more.
The home was beautiful. The location was perfect. The owners were great! Highly reccomend
The property was perfect for our family, just a short walk to a non-packed section of the ocean. Bill was great at answering all questions before the trip. Would definitely stay here again.
We had a total of 8 people, 6 adults and 2 kids age 5 and under. While some of us were delayed in getting to the Albacore House on our scheduled arrival date (due to some unforeseen circumstances), once we made it there it was like a home away from home. This house is very spacious and pretty much just what you see in the pictures. The kitchen had everything we needed to prepare our meals. The convenience of the pool and the short walk to the beach were awesome! We noticed a couple of minor things that could be improved in the house and there was one bathroom that was not working during our stay, BUT...none of this hindered our vacation one bit. Rentals go thru many families and many people coming and going, so with that in mind and knowing how it works it was all good. The owner was a pleasure to work with and we would definitely recommend this house to others!
There were a lot of really wonderful things about this property that made our party of 8 (4 adults and 4 boys ages 9-15) really enjoy this vacation. Here are a few...1. Great layout - The first floor was a great common area, the second floor was all boy space and the third floor was the adult floor. It was really nice that there were essentially two master suites each with their own bathroom. 2. Pool - The kids had a wonderful time swimming while we were cooking or on the day that it was a double red flag. Bill and his family have provided a plethora of pool and beach toys for everyone's entertainment. 3. Location - Extremely easy access to the beach as well as walking distance to a ton of attractions(Emerald Falls) and restaurants(Jack's, Hammerhead Fred's). 4. Kitchen - As everyone else has said, the kitchen has everything you need to cook a full meal. No need to bring any utensils or gadgets. Now for the second half of this review. I do not like to focus on the negative, so I will make this short. There were cockroaches (Bill called them palmetto bugs, but Google it...they are cockroaches). They were found in the kitchen/dining room and both upstairs bathrooms as well as one of the bedrooms upstairs. They were large (about 2" in length) and put the ladies in the house on edge. I called Bill to let him know and he stated that they exterminate regularly and that there is really nothing that can be done about them. We encountered and killed an average of 1/day. Not an infestation, but something to be aware of. Also, not all of the amenities are as pictured. The upstairs mini-fridge did not work; Bill was already aware and had no plans to fix it. We had planned on using this for storage of the kids' drinks so that we did not waste fridge space, so we used coolers instead. The ice dispenser in the refrigerator door does not work and there are no plans to fix it either, so we just put a cup in the bin to scoop ice out. Finally, there is quite a bit of road noise that I did not anticipate, but in order to fix that, all of the doors and windows on the front of the house would have to be replaced. Again, not a major deal, but if you are a light sleeper, do not sleep in the master bedroom on the front of the house during peak season. All in all a great trip and a good location. The beach was AMAZING and it truly was like our own private beach. I don't think that we will stay here again, but maybe another house in the same area.
We had 3 families with a total of 9 kids. There was plenty of room for everyone and the pool was a hit with the kids. We had a couple of days we were unable to go to the beach, due to June grass, but the kids didn't miss it. They had the pool to play in. When we went to the beach, it was not crowded. On some days, we were the only people on this area of the beach. We were also only a few minutes away from all the activities. This is a perfect house for 1 family or multiple families. I highly recommend staying here. You won't be disappointed.
We had a wonderful time and found the Albacore House to be a perfect fit for our party of 13. The beach was practically ours alone, the pool was awesome, the house is beautiful (just as described) and Mr. Shaffield is a kind and sincere man that I look forward to doing business with again!
Walking distance from Restaurants, miniature golf, go carts and only 3 miles from St. Andrews State Park. About a mile from Signal Hill Golf Course. Ten minutes from Pier Park. Near by restaurants include Hammer Head Fred's, Captain Andersons, 3 Bros. Pizza, Pier 77, Schooners, Scampy's, Captain Jacks, Mello Mushroom, Angelos Steakhouse, Shanes BarBQ, Sisters by the Sea, Saltwater Grill, Billy's Oyster Bar, Egg and I and others.
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Manager Ofir May of the Jerusalem municipality's building and construction department said, Monday, that the city took out eight demolition orders against illegal buildings in the predominantly-Arab eastern part of the capital in 2011, while 68 such orders were taken out for illegal building in the predominantly Jewish western part of the city.
May's report was made to the Knesset Interior and Environment Committee, which was discussing the lack of law enforcement regarding illegal construction in Jerusalem.
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Ducks beat Kings, 3-1, finish 4th in West
Dan Ellis stopped 43 of 44 shots Saturday, as the Ducks beat the Kings, 3-1, and jumped all the way into fourth in the Western Conference standings.
This means the Ducks, who didn't even clinch a postseason spot until Friday, now will have home-ice advantage in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs starting next week. They will play either Chicago or Nashville, depending on the results of Sunday's Blackhawks-Red Wings game.
The Ducks, who didn't seem to get many breaks from the out-of-town scoreboard of late, benefited Saturday when the Predators and Phoenix Coyotes both lost in regulation.
Ellis started in goal for the second consecutive game as Ray Emery continues to nurse a lower body injury. He permitted only a late second period goal by Ryan Smyth, after the Ducks had opened a 3-0 lead.
The Ducks built that edge on goals by Brandon McMillan and Saku Koivu in the first period and Francois Beauchemin in the second.
In the oddest moment of the night, Teemu Selanne fought the Kings' Brad Richardson late in the third period and acquitted himself well. It was the second official fight of Selanne's career, according to Internet sources. The other came during his rookie season when he went with Chris Chelios.
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Summer Guide: Hit the Arts Road!
Y'know what's wrong with you people who came to New York City from Nowhere, Nebraska, with five bucks in your pocket, dreaming of being the next Donald Gaga or Lady Trump? You don't know nuthin'. You can't guess where the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel goes. You've never driven over the Throgs Neck Bridge—you don't even know what a throg is. Worst of all, you don't realize that you live in a region. Back and forth you go on your chunk of the 4 train, with no clue that while a five-hour drive south gets you to frickin' Virginia, five hours north won't get you out of the Adirondacks—which is still New York State, bonehead! They're mountains! You think Yale's in Massachusetts, the Amish speak Dutch, and Lyme is just a disease. Pathetic!
Even those of you who suspect that New Jersey has more to offer than Skee-Ball and Snooki still think that culture "out thaere" consists of orchestras in gazebos playing Beatles medleys for comatose seniors—well, sometimes it does, but nowadays every county fair practically has a museum of modern art attached to the petting zoo. So get over the stereotype and get out of your urban Habitrail this summer—you can hit the commuter rail or the highway and get cultured without lowering your standards. "But hey," you cry out, "where do I go?" We thought you'd never ask.
Though it lacks rides and cotton candy, the open-air sculpture museum known as the Storm King Art Center, located on 500 green acres in Mountainville, New York, an hour north of the city right next to I-87, brims with crazy postwar art by highfalutin' stars like Alexander Calder, Alice Aycock, and David Smith. In 2008, Maya Lin created a "wave field" of 10- to 15-foot-high grassy hills across 11 acres there. This year, for its 50th anniversary, Storm King has commissioned works by five previous and five new artists, as well as an exhibit chronicling the history of the museum.
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Dance: Pichet Klunchun Is the Bangkok Rebel
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DIA:Beacon may be a relative upstart at seven years old, but it's huge—240,000 square feet of contemporary art space in a former Nabisco factory in Beacon, New York. The length of its exhibitions tends toward the epic as well—many of the current shows, which opened in 2008, will end this summer, including an installation of Sol LeWitt drawings and Zoe Leonard's You see I am here after all, a work that consists of thousands of postcards of Niagara Falls. Somewhat farther north, you'll be able to get a great meal in the still-fashionable Hudson, on Warren Street at Red Dot or Swoon, after a hard day of antiquing along the same street, and perhaps of envying the sumptuous Vanderbilt Mansion on the Hudson in Hyde Park.
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Unsated art hogs can also gorge at the trough of Saratoga Springs, primarily at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, which hosts the NYC Ballet's summer season (July 6–17), and this year will also present works by modern-dance powerhouses José Limón (June 10) and Bill T. Jones (July 23 and 28). Also check out the Saratoga Jazz Festival (June 26–27), followed by the Philadelphia Orchestra's performance of Peter and the Wolf (August 6) featuring Alec Baldwin as the narrator—though with Jack Donaghy in mind, it might prove hard to take him seriously.
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If you're cutting back on illegal activity, gambling at the Saratoga Race Course in August will have to suffice, or tours of wine regions. The Finger Lakes has some vintages to rival California's, especially Dr. Konstantin Frank and Hermann J. Wiemar's Rieslings, and a few vintners even have great estate reds now—some of Damiani's 2007 crop seems supernaturally jammy, and Ravines' 2007 Cabernet Franc is worth the hike to Keuka Lake. If you go on July 24 or 25, get buzzed on a tour and then peruse the 50 Mile Long Garage Sale along Cayuga Lake's Route 90—caveat emptor, to say the least.
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Alt-rock hipster types who venture to the New Brooklyn—Philadelphia, that is—in search of dreamy/gloomy music will find plenty at the Northern Liberties Music Festival (June 5) and the 2nd Street Festival (August 1). Heavier on hip-hop (and presumably lighter on hipsters) will be Camp Bisco outside Schenectady (July 15–17), whose performers include Ghostface Killah, Method Man, LCD Soundsystem, and Disco Biscuits. The same month, Grass Roots in Ithaca (July 22–25), with Rusted Root, Burning Spear, and Merle Haggard performing, promises to be heavy on hemp, both in terms of garments and smokeables. The eternal truth about the countryside remains: You're sure to return to the city feeling relaxed.
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Bootrash Uses Volume Boot Record to Exploit Financial Services
FireEye reports that FIN1 financial services hackers are making use of bootkit malware to infect organizations.Security vendor FireEye today is warning about the increased use of a new type of attack known as a bootkit. The FIN1 financial hacker group has been using the Bootrash bootkit as part of its Nemesis malware to infect organizations, FireEye has reported. The idea of rootkits—malware that infects the base operations of an operating system—is one that is well-known, while bootkits go a step further. "A bootkit is a more advanced type of rootkit that infects a system's boot process by targeting the Master Boot Record, Volume Boot Record or boot sector," Michael Oppenheim, intelligence operations manager at FireEye, explained to eWEEK. "The malicious code is executed before the operating system is fully loaded, and the components are stored outside of the Windows file system. This makes it much more difficult to identify and detect." While FireEye is now warning about the risk of Bootrash, the real-world deployment is still fairly limited. To date, FireEye has observed very few cases involving the use of bootkits by targeted threat actors, according to Oppenheim. That said, the case that FireEye has observed is tied to a financial hacking group that it has identified as FIN. FireEye has observed FIN1 activity dating back to at least 2010.
"We suspect FIN1 may be located in Russia or a Russian-speaking country based on language settings in many of their custom tools," he said. "We cannot speculate on law enforcement's knowledge of the group or any actions they may have taken to apprehend them."
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Indiana officials are investigating the Friday deaths of a Cartmell Elementary School teacher and his wife, in Jefferson County, Ind.
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The Oct. 7 deadline for Marrillia Construction to complete the Carroll County Middle School renovation and expansion project has passed, but two major projects were completed in the week leading up to that date.
Carroll County Superintendent Bill Hogan said in an interview Oct. 11, that the two projects were finished while students were out on their fall break. The drainage issue in front of the gym entry doors on the east side has been addressed. This work was completed on Oct. 7.
Kentucky State Police Post 5 is investigating the fatal shooting of a man and a woman Friday, Oct. 7, at the Double H Farms in Carroll County.
Jim Guidarini is the new site manager at the Carrollton Dow-Corning site as the operation begins its integration into the Dow Chemical Company family.
Guidarini takes over for Larry Tarvestad who will remain at the Carrollton site. Tarvestad, who was site manager for six years, will work on expanding the Carrollton site through integrating parts of other Dow-Corning sites as Dow Chemical integrates changes.
Kentucky State Police Post 5 is seeking assistance from the public in identifying a suspect in a sexual assault investigation. Shortly after 10 p.m. Sept. 20, KSP received a call that an adult female had been sexually and physically assaulted in the community of Bedford, Ky., according to a news release. The incident occurred on West Avenue, and the victim walked to the Valero gas station on Hwy. 42 to report the incident.
The Urban Ninja Project Obstacle Course is coming to Carroll County Middle School from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 22.
CCMH will host the Urban Ninja Project Obstacle, which is an easier version of what you see on American Ninja Warrior.
Students from elementary school age through high school and even adults can participate. The cost is $3 for a single run, $5 for two runs or $10 for all day access.
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Gwen Chapman was welcomed as the District 5 Board of Education member at the Sept. 22 meeting. Chapman fills the vacancy left when Mary Ann Pearson chose not to run for re-election when her term expired Dec. 31, 2014. Chapman's appointment ends Dec. 31, 2016. She is unopposed on the ballot for the November election for the unexpired term of District 5 seat.
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Ace Monster Toys is a hackerspace based in Oakland, California. We have 5 distinct workspaces as well as a range of classes, labs and workshops. We are a volunteer-run member supported 501(c)3 organization.
AMT is more than the sum of our tools. What we really are is a great group of people devoted to making "making, hacking and learning" available to the community. At AMT, we get the job done with shared tools, space and group projects.
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Short term exposure (up to 1 week cumulative) to ambient temperature possible. If stored as recommended, Jena Bioscience guarantees optimal performance of this product for 12 months after date of delivery.
Shelf Life: 12 months
Molecular Formula: C28H45N6O17P3S (free acid)
Molecular Weight: 862.67 g/mol (free acid)
Purity: ≥ 95 % (HPLC)
Form: sterile clear aqueous solution, in 10 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.5 ±0.5
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Hostal Acanto, Burgos
- Free continental breakfast
Main amenities
- 30 guestrooms
- Self parking
- Business center
- Multilingual staff
- Concierge services
- Limited hour front desk
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Feel at home
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Coffee/tea maker
- Elevator/lift
- Flat-panel TV
- Self parking (surcharge)
What's around
- Iglesia de San Nicolas de Bari (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
- Coliseum Burgos (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Burgos University Hospital (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Monasterio de las Huelgas (1.8 mi / 3 km)
- Old Quarter (1.8 mi / 3 km)
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- This hotel has 30 rooms
- Check-in time 1 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 7 AM
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets allowed (dogs only)
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Self parking *
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- Free continental breakfast
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Honey Wheat Germ Bread
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|Scalded skim milk
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|Unsifted whole wheat flour/Graham flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Unsifted all purpose flour
|6 1⁄2 Cup (104 tbs)
In a large beater bowl, measure wheat germ and stir in scalded milk.
Let stand 20 minutes, then add oil, honey and salt.
Meanwhile, dissolve yeast and sugar in lukewarm water for at least 10 minutes.
Beat whole-wheat flour into the wheat-germ mixture.
Beat in yeast and about 2 cups of the all-purpose flour.
Scrape the bowl occasionally.
Remove beaters and stir in enough additional all-purpose flour, first with a wooden spoon then with the hands, to form a stiff dough.
Knead until smooth, about 8 minutes.
Turn dough in a greased bowl and cover.
Stand bowl in a dish of warm water and let rise until doubled.
Punch down and shape into 4 loaves.
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Let rise about 1 hour or until dough fills the pans.
Bake at 400F for 35 minutes.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5960 Calories from Fat 805
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 93 g143%
Saturated Fat 9.4 g47%
Trans Fat 1 g
Cholesterol 13.9 mg4.6%
Sodium 8193.1 mg341.4%
Total Carbohydrates 1107 g369.1%
Dietary Fiber 87.3 g349.1%
Sugars 176.9 g
Protein 202 g404.7%
Vitamin A 1.4% Vitamin C 12.9%
Calcium 118.6% Iron 363.9%
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The rumours focus on a project code-named Columbus. Initially, it was thought that Columbus was a set-top box that could be used to connect a television to the Internet. It now seems that Columbus refers to a whole range of consumer products being developed by Apple. That range does include a set-top box that goes by the name of AMP: the Apple Media Player.
Apple isn't the only company working on Internet set-top boxes. WebTV, a company backed by Microsoft, has gained a lot of attention and is preparing a trial service in the UK.
The Apple Media Player would be different, as it would act as a kind of general purpose entertainment device that could also play music CDs and films using the new DVD format.
It is the versatility of such a device that is creating so much interest. Film companies that release films on DVD disks could put Internet links on to the disks, and AMP would allow people to watch the film and then connect to Internet sites that sell film merchandise. Music companies could do similar things with audio CDs, linking CDs to Web sites that sell concert tickets or music videos.
Those sorts of marketing opportunities have attracted attention from Hollywood. There are rumours that Disney and Sony are about to launch takeover bids for Apple. A more likely outcome is an arrangement whereby Apple licenses its technology to companies that want to use it. But whether these rumours are true or not, Apple's share price has doubled since the beginning of the year. The Wall Street Journal has even made a "Buy" recommendation on the strength of the AMP rumours.
Apple has tried to keep these projects secret but it has stopped denying the existence of the Columbus and AMP projects. When questioned at a recent conference, Apple's CEO and co-founder, Steve Jobs, simply replied: "I can't talk about that stuff."
What Jobs has said, though, is that Apple will make a concerted effort to regain its position in the consumer market later this year. "Apple has not built a great consumer machine in the last several years, but you'll see that change this fall."
In addition to AMP, it is thought that Apple will be developing other consumer products, including a home computer priced at less than $1,000, and hand-held devices to replace the recently abandoned Newton. Speculation continues that Apple is developing a network computer (NC), but such a product would rely on Rhapsody, the server operating system that Apple is developing. Rhapsody is several months from completion, so an announcement on NCs does not seem imminent.
There is also renewed speculation about Steve Jobs himself. Jobs was ousted in a boardroom coup in the mid-1980s but returned to Apple last year, after mounting a coup of his own, but said that he would only accept the CEO position on an interim basis, in order to see Apple through its management crisis. Apple said that it would announce a permanent CEO, but Jobs appears reluctant to relinquish control. This has discouraged potential candidates, such as the former IBM man Jim Cannavino, who is said to be unhappy with the idea of remaining answerable to Jobs.
Apple's board has been negotiating with Jobs for several months in an attempt to get him to stay on full-time. Their latest offer is said to be worth $250m. Jobs has yet to respond and the board is getting impatient.
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Hampton Inn Bloomsburg is located in Bloomsburg.
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We stumbled over something of a revelation while fact-checking a recent claim made by Chamber of Commerce CEO Jerry Sanders.
A group of local business leaders calling themselves the Jobs Coalition calls the City Council's recent move to hike the fee it charges to help build subsidized housing the "jobs-killing tax." That same group, which is working to overturn the fee hike, now says it supports six different tax increases that would fund subsidized housing construction instead.
You read that right: A group formed to oppose a tax says it supports six alternative tax increases. Surprise is the appropriate reaction.
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The hotel offers various dining venues, including a revolving restaurant with stylish setting.
It is high-rise modern building with a revolving shape on the top floor.
The elegantly decorated guestrooms are medium in size and the bathroom is modern and clean, providing a very good choice for accommodation.
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Starting July 6, the clock tower outside Van Munching Hall transformed into a Pokémon Go landmark — great news for Smith School players who have downloaded the gaming app that lets them use their phones to find magical creatures in the real world. By the time most people heard about the craze sometime this week, short-term traders around the world already had absorbed the information and responded.
Meet Michael Connolly, Smith's new director of military and veteran affairs and a one-stop resource for service members during their entire association with Smith. As a student moves from curious prospect to current student to working alum, Connolly is a resource, confidant and concierge for anything they may need.
Travelers who admire airport efficiency should book their next flight through Atlanta. For the 13th consecutive year, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport placed first for airport performance in an annual global ranking from the Air Transport Research Society, headquartered at the Smith School. U.S. airports excel at doing more with less, but other rankings suggest the same airports lag in service quality.
Rio de Janeiro's acting governor Francisco Dornelles recently warned that the Rio Summer Olympics are headed to a "big failure." He also called his state's health care system "calamitous" and said his government's policy of paying workers' salaries in installments "is a form of slave labor." Smith School marketing professors Hank Boyd and Roland Rust suggest better ways to manage a crisis
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IBM Watson Analytics Empowers 'Citizen Analysts'
- Nucleus Research – a StoryBook that enables users to benchmark projects for return on investment (ROI) and to project expected returns for proposed technology projects based on Nucleus Research data from more than 500 ROI case studies.
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Victor Junior OLVE Tournament
Time remaining until the first match of JOT 2017
Dear badminton friends,
As each year, during the Easter weekend, OLVE Badminton (Belgium) organises the Victor JOT Tournament (U11, U13, U15, U17). The U17 tournament is part of the badminton Europe U17 circuit.
Next year, we will be glad to welcome you as from Friday April 14. Our tournament will take place from Saturday April 15 until Monday, April 17 2017. We have the following documents for you:
- A document with some general information about the tournamentrules ,about entries and prices for U11, U13 and U15.
- The same document with the rules for U17. They differ on some points, because of it being a BEC U17 tournament.
- An intention of participation form, which you can use to tell us you will participate to the tournament, but don't know the exact player names yet.(for U11, U13 and U15)
- The general entry form for U11, U13 and U15.
We will reply to every e-mail you send us to confirm we received it. If you haven't received a reply after 4 days, we probably haven't received your e-mail.
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15th edition
After a few months off rest the time has come for us to start preparing for the 2017 edition (15-16-17 april). And we can already tell you that this this edition will not be a normal one because in 2017 JOT is going to celebrate it's 15th anniversary. So 2 days ago we had our first meeting to discuss some new ideas/plans for this edition. And we are working on some really awesome ideas to make this edition a speciale one.
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If you or someone you know has asthma, you've probably noticed that the price of inhalers has jumped—from as little as $5 a few years ago to as much as $60 today. How'd that happen? The answer is a case study in how drug companies turned a well-meaning environmental regulation into an opportunity to suck billions from consumers.
PHARMA'S BIG PROBLEM In 1987, as part of an international treaty known as the Montreal Protocol, 26 nations agreed to phase out ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons. That could have been bad news for pharmaceutical manufacturers, which used CFCs as propellants in their asthma inhalers.
THE BRILLIANT SOLUTION Yet pharmaceutical companies, worried about the emergence of generic competition, soon spied an opening. If they could create and patent a new variety of CFC-free inhalers, securing the exclusive rights to sell them, they could force off-brand competitors out of the market and jack up prices. In 1989, Glaxo Wellcome and seven other (PDF) pharmaceutical firms formed the International Pharmaceutical Aerosol Consortium (IPAC) to come up with a new ozone-friendly product. By 1997, the first CFC-free inhalers hit pharmacy shelves.
PHARMA'S NEXT BIG PROBLEM The drug companies claimed to have spent more than $1 billion on this transition, so they weren't happy when scientists raised concerns about hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), the group of gases used in the new inhalers. These propellants don't harm the ozone layer, but they are powerful greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. In light of this, several researchers and one generic drug company argued that phasing out the old CFC-based inhalers didn't make environmental sense—especially given the higher prices asthma patients would have to pay for their medicine.
THE NEXT BRILLIANT SOLUTION But not to worry: The pharma consortium transformed from primarily an R&D outfit searching for substitutes for CFC-based inhalers into a lobbying group intent on eliminating the old inhalers. It set up shop in the K Street offices of Drinker Biddle, a major DC law firm. Between 2005 and 2010, it spent $520,000 on lobbying. (It probably spent even more; as a trade group, it's not required to disclose all of its advocacy spending.) Meanwhile, IPAC lobbied for other countries to enact similar bans, arguing that CFC-based inhalers should be eliminated for environmental reasons and replaced with the new, HFC-based inhalers.
The lobbying paid off. In 2005, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved an outright ban on many CFC-based inhalers starting in 2009 (PDF). This June, the agency's ban on Aerobid, an inhaler used for acute asthma, took effect. Combivent, another popular treatment, will be phased out by the end of 2013.
THE FINANCIAL PAYOFF Many of the patents for the new inhalers won't expire for another six years, so there likely won't be any generics until then, unless the patents are challenged in court. The switch to the new inhalers will cost American consumers, insurance companies, and the government some $8 billion by 2017, according to FDA estimates. That's money in the drug companies' pockets. In 2007, a top market-research firm alerted investors that the US inhaler market "will soon change from low-value to significant." Sure enough, at nearly $1 billion a year, sales of the market-leading inhaler, ProAir, now rival Viagra's.
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PAYOFF Oh right, that. By upgrading their inhalers, Americans will prevent about 1,300 tons of CFC emissions a year. By comparison, the estimated global CFC emissions between 1986 and 2010 were 8.3 million tons. According to the University of Michigan's Edward Parson, an expert on ozone regulations, this impact will be "tiny."
One estimate suggests that CFC-free inhalers will accelerate the repair of the ozone layer by just a matter of days. And of course, the industry has solved its ozone problem but still has a climate-change problem. "It's just absurd to think that this is anything that could have a measurable impact," says Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research. "You'd be hard-pressed to find a law that raised costs so much for such a nonexistent benefit to the environment."


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Opinions on Turbo-ing a 4cyl???
So, my friend has a 97' tj with a 4" skyjacker kit, and 33" X10.5" BFG AT's...... with 86,xxxK on it
He bought it with some work already done to the engine... Airaide throtle body spacer, and a Airaide cold air intake:cool:
Obviously he wants to go faster, dont ask me why, But he wants to turbo it:eek:
What are your opinions on this, and are their any other mods to give him alittle more umph....?
Turbo lag is a PIA.
If I wanted to boost the low end RPM and get my $$'s worth I would Supercharge it.
Do it. I have a spare engine he can buy when his hits the fan.
A turbo will help his freeway driving cosiderably but, unless he does mudbogging or sanddrags, it won't do much off road.
The Jeep engines are really well built and should stand up to mild boost pressures, it'll wear out sooner, but shouldn't be too bad.
I second the supercharger. Turbos are good for what they do, like when you want a huge burst of power high in the RPM range. But if you've driven a 4 banger Jeep, High and RPM arn't really in the same sentance. With a Supercharger you might not have as much power in the end but its a more even exchange of power and that power is available right away.
I did a bit of research before I bought my Wrangler and I soooo
want to put a supercharger in there. I found the one I wanted athttp://www.avengersuperchargers.com/ this thing looks awesome. but I havn't found anyone with one to get their opinion.
I might be supercharging my 4.0L YJ with the avenger hopefully, My other friend with a YJ has a chevy 350, soon to be a 383 stroker....
He says he wants to be different by turboing his..
Helped a buddy install his tubro but it was for a 6 in Yj a few years ago. thing hauls. But again its at speed. Not sure how it would do on the 4 banger.
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i wouldn´t install a turbocharger in a 4cyl that doesn´t give you more torque and HP than a stock 6cyl engine and costs more than an engine-swap
buy a used 6cyl engine and install that in the tj. that will be much better. and with that you can still do some more things like stroking the 6cyl...
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Sir Donald Nicholls V-C allowed an appeal by Marshalls, Godalming, a firm of solicitors, from the decision of Judge Harris who on 28 January 1992 set aside a statutory demand served by Marshalls on Peter Ward, a director of Trafalgar Leasing and Co Ltd. On 30 April 1991 Mr Ward sought legal advice from Marshalls about an order that he attend court for examination by the liquidator of the company.
A summons was issued by agents for Marshalls, seeking disclosure of the liquidator's report. On 8 July the agents successfully applied for an adjournment of Mr Ward's examination to enable evidence to be filed in support of his summons. At the end of July Mr Ward instructed other solicitors.
Marshalls rendered two bills to Mr Ward. The first, dated 8 July, was for an interim payment of pounds 187 plus value added tax. The other, dated 31 July, totalling pounds 1,090 inclusive of vat, was for pounds 400 plus disbursements of pounds 530, of which pounds 500 was for the agent's charges.
No payment was received. A statutory demand dated 15 August for the amounts in the bills was served on Mr Ward on 21 August. There was no response. A bankruptcy petition was issued on 20 September. Judge Harris set aside the statutory demand and dismissed the bankruptcy petition. Marshalls appealed.
Marc Brittain (Marshalls, Godalming) for Marshalls; Angharad Start (Brown Turner Compton Carr & Co, Southport) for Mr Ward.
SIR DONALD NICHOLLS V-C said that under Insolvency Rule 6.5(4) the court had a wide discretion to set aside a statutory demand on an application by the debtor. The principles on which the court should exercise that discretion had been considered in two recent decisions: Re a Debtor (no 1 of 1987) (1989) 1 WLR 271 and Re a Debtor, ex parte the Debtor v Printline (Offset) Ltd (1992) 2 All ER 644. The consequences to which a statutory demand led if not complied with was a presumption that the debtor was unable to pay the debt in question. That, in turn, enabled the creditor to present a bankruptcy petition.
In general the court should exercise its discretion to set aside a statutory demand if, but only if, it would not be just for those consequences to apply in the circumstances. That approach was to be followed where the demand was for an excessive sum. Such a demand would not necessarily be set aside.
Miss Start contended that the demand should be set aside because it fell foul of section 69(1) of the Solicitors Act 1974 which provides that 'no action shall be brought to recover any costs due to a solicitor before the expiration of one month from the date on which a bill of those costs is delivered . . .' It was contended that the demand was premature because it was made and served before the expiration of a month from the 31 July bill.
However, the submission that service of a statutory demand constituted the bringing of an action within the meaning of section 69 could not be accepted. The phrase 'no action shall be brought' was referring to a legal process and used lawyers' language. Traditionally an 'action' was the name given to the legal process initiated by issue of a writ of summons. In the context of section 69 it was not to be construed so narrowly. It would include other forms of civil proceedings, for example, an originating summons.
However, although 'action' was to be construed liberally it was not wide enough to embrace a non-legal process such as a statutory demand. A statutory demand was one of the statutorily prescribed prerequisites to obtaining remedies afforded to creditors by a bankruptcy order.
The demand was not issued by a court. It did have legal consequences for a debtor and it was for that reason that the legislation provided a court process which debtors could invoke in order to have the demand set aside. Despite that framework, Parliament could not be taken to have intended that making a demand was within the scope of the prohibition on commencing actions.
The court, when exercising its discretion to set aside a statutory demand, would have regard to all the circumstances. In the case of a demand for payment of solicitors' costs, one of the circumstances would be the date when the bill was served and the client's attitude towards taxation of the bill. The court was able to give adequate protection to solicitors' clients without straining the language of section 69. Section 69 did not assist Mr Ward.
It was over 10 months since the bills were delivered. Nothing had been paid. The case had the hallmarks of a debtor who was unable or unwilling to make a payment, not of a debtor who genuinely thought or was advised that the amount charged by the solicitors was unreasonable.
The possibility that the amount of the bills might be reduced on a taxation which had still not been initiated was not a sufficient reason in this case for setting aside the demand.
Although the 31 July bill did not comply with section 67 by stating that the sum payable to the agents had not yet been paid, that did not afford Mr Ward a defence in respect of that sum.
There were no sufficient grounds for setting aside the demand. The demand and bankruptcy petition would be restored and the petition remitted to the district judge.
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Hale Nani Kai, 'House of the Beautiful Sea', is one of the last original 'sugar shacks' left on the south shore of Kauai. Hale Nani Kai takes you back to the days of a simpler Kauai... vast ocean views, the sound of waves crashing on the lava shore, and the simplicity of island life 50 years ago.
Hale Nani Kai is a true beach house. Let the sounds of the waves lull you into an afternoon nap, enjoy lazy days on the magnificent lanai in the shade with a good book or just gaze out on the gorgeous South Shore view of Brenneke's and Poipu Beaches. Be entertained in whale season with your front row seats for whales and their calves and the year round turtles that frequent the shore.
Hale Nani Kai has two bedrooms, each with a comfortable king bed and bathroom en suite. The living room has a full sized sleeper sofa. The decor is beach house casual, boasting both indoor and outdoor dining areas for 6. The kitchen is well stocked for meals in, and a gas BBQ for the grillers in your family waits on the lanai. There are laundry facilities on the premises and beach chairs, towels, umbrellas to take on your short walk to the beach or to enjoy Hale Nani Kai's private lawn. The sunset views of Hale Nani Kai are breathtaking, and a wonderful treat to return to at the end of the day from wherever your adventures have taken you. The VRBO calendar is always up to date so if it says it is available, it is!
We first moved to the Islands in 1988 and lived in Oahu. One trip to Kauai and we were HOOKED! We bought property in Poipu in 1996 and keep coming back! We live in Texas full time and love to share the blessing of this home while we are away.
Shari Pilaria purchased this house in 2004
We had owned a condo previously and wanted to have a little more privacy and space. We found this jewel in the middle of Poipu and have loved it ever since! The location is perfect for walking to either Poipu Beach Park or the Hyatt, Shipwreck Beach. The vast open view from the lanai was the selling point for us as well as the uniqueness of this old house! We have updated it, but tried to maintain the old, cottage style living it was intended for when it was built in 1962. It has withstood hurricanes and storms, hosted many families and friends, been the spot for various Hawaiian musical concerts and countless delicious meals served and enjoyed over the years. It's the real Kauai. So many incredible memories for us and no doubt many more to come!
Huge covered lanai, spectacular ocean view, privacy, location, sounds of waves crashing all day and night, whale watching, grassy lawn
and this by far was the best place we've stayed. The house is beautiful and well equiped and very comfortable!!!
The view from the lanai is awesome and rainbows and sunsets glorrous! We hope to come back and stay again here now that we've experienced it.
We enjoyed Brennekes Beahc Broiler, Roys and the Beach House for meals out and cooked in for many meals.
Thanks so much for sharing your lovely home - hate to leave but we have pictures - and will come back.
We spent 10 days here with family and it was just perfect. There is plenty of room to spread out. All the basics are supplied, including beach toys and kitchen supplies. Convenient to shopping. A wonderful breeze kept the whole house comfortable, well ventilated in all rooms.
We would definitely stay here on future vacations without a second thought. Shari was very gracious in welcoming us to the house and there to help in case of need. But all was fine and we did not need to call. Mahalo
Had a wonderful time here and the hosts were very accommodating. Impressed with how stocked the house was!
This was such a great place!! Fantastic place for 2 couples or large family. Super close to the popular Poipu beaches, restaurants, and attractions like the botanical gardens and spouting horn. The best dive operators are in Port Allen, only 25mins away!
This is a fantastic place, with a well stocked kitchen. The lanai is HUGE and the sunsets from the lanai simply can't be beat! This was our third trip to Kauai and was absolutely the best!! Huge living area, lots of seating and places to chill out, but this is Kauai and you're not necessarily going to be in the house too much!!
Anyway, this is a great place, I wouldn't hesitate to book it again for out next trip!! Shari is a great property manager and super responsive - thanks again for all your help!!
My wife and I loved our visit here! Last time we visited the islands, we stayed at a fancy condo place. While it was nice, this time we wanted a different, non-corporate-feeling experience. This house is delightful! Instead of air conditioning, we enjoyed the constant Hawaiian breezes. Hey, this is how people lived here forever! Even in August, It just wasn't too bad because the house is designed and positioned with island winds in mind. The house is so nice we'd come back for an August visit again - in the cooler months it would be a slam dunk!
We had neighbors; we could sometimes hear them ( car doors closing and such), but we rarely saw them. This is exceptional because this house has the big lanai and so much glass bringing the glorious outdoors in. Plus, the landscaping does an excellent job of screening the surrounding structures.
We had a small plumbing issue, but Shari jumped right in and got a plumber there to address the issue to our satisfaction.
Several folks mentioned the comfortable beds and it's true. My wife never sleeps well the first night on travel, but on this bed she did. It also did a good job of not waking up one partner when the other one moved around. Our only nit was that there was a plastic lined mattress cover protecting the mattress and my wife sometimes woke up feeling muggy because of it.
Like so many said before, the views, features and comfort are outstanding. You want this house!
Our family was able to stay at this BEAUTIFUL home last month and it was an absolute DREAM! The perfect location, the most incredible view, plenty of room for our family of 6 (17 yr old, 15 yr old, 9 yr old & 8 yr old), comfy beds, well appointed kitchen with everything you need, and did I mention the view??? The lanai is absolute perfection!!! Close enough to walk to the beach, stores & restaurants...far enough away from any noise or crowds. Shari was wonderful to work with and quick to answer and help with our needs. We will most definitely be coming back someday...a DREAM!!!
The house is on a large lot with a big grass area in front and a huge L-shaped deck with views of the ocean.
We had our 18 month old with us and one the bedrooms was able to be made very dark with the blinds closed so it was perfect for the little one. The master bed was comfy and with the breeze coming through all the vents, the house was always comfortable for sleeping.
The kitchen was stocked with basics including spices and soy sauce and vinegar (we left olive oil for the next guests), so we ended up cooking multiple nights, using the outdoor grill, too.
There are lots of books on Hawaii and Kauai on the bookshelf, a TV with cable and wifi.
The beach was 5-10 minutes away on foot, an easy walk.
The bathrooms only have small showers, no bathtubs, but even with our little one, it wasn't a big deal.
We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend the home and would come back again.
In the heart of Poipu Beach Hale Nani Kai overlooks the beautiful rocky shores down to the beaches of Poipu. An excellent location for snorkeling and beach activities.
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