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- 1 pound yellow summer squash
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- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- Cut yellow squash in half lengthwise, then into 1/2-in. slices. In a large skillet, saute squash, zucchini, onion and green peppers for 3 minutes. Add tomatoes, salt and ginger. Cover and cook 2-3 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 9 servings.
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Why I'm Hot for Cold Calling
I just read your column, "Dialing for Dollars" ("My Company," 11/6/2001). Ouch! I've been in sales and sales training for over a dozen years, and I've sold a variety of products and services. I actually like cold calling. May I make a suggestion?
Selling is not like asking someone to a dance. It really doesn't matter if you're incredibly good-looking or smooth-talking. (Lucky for me!) What matters is finding customers who need the benefits I can provide -- and need them badly enough to pay my price.
It's been said that everyone is tuned into radio station WIIFM -- "What's In It For Me?" -- so I approach selling from the viewpoint of the person I'm cold-calling. I know my phone call is an interruption, so I take a customer-benefit approach.
Before I pick up the phone, I take a brand new sales rep (or at least a new face) to a couple of my good customers and ask them to explain to the new person just how our packaging helps their company. It helps me to see and hear our benefits being explained by paying customers. Let's say they tell me that, since switching to our photographic-quality plastic bags, their sales have increased 10% to 18%. (It goes without saying that if none of my customers can tell me my product has improved their business, my whole company is in trouble!)
Next, I call the sales manager or product manager at a prospect company companies and ask if they would like to increase their sales. They're going to ask me how, and then I'll tell them what I have done for my other customers, unnamed if necessary. From then on, it's just a value conversation.
Being a professional salesperson is more like being a doctor who diagnoses and solves problems than a gladiator swinging a sword in an arena. If I think of myself as a doctor who removes corns on left pinkie toes, it's not scary at all to tell people, "I can remove corns on left pinkie toes. Do you have a corn on your left pinkie toe that you want removed?" If they do, I've got a prospect. If they don't, I ask them who they know who has a corn on their left pinkie toe that I should talk to. You'd be surprised how many people will give a referral because I am straightforward with them, and because I did my homework before I called them.
I once sold a gizmo that connected two kinds of computer networks. My boss bought a list of companies that owned both types of networks. I just started calling them up and confirming they had both types and then asking them if they had ever considered connecting them. Most of them didn't even know this could be done. Sometimes we'd meet to explore and discuss ways they could benefit from connecting their networks. The point is: I didn't call them up just to tell them how great my network hooker-upper was, but rather, to discuss ways they could benefit by having one of my gizmos.
The days of the gladiator salesperson are coming to an end, which is good news. Remember, not all the dinosaurs died at the same time. Today's buyers know I've got to sell well to stay in business. I know they've got to buy well to stay in business. When we focus our discussion on whether they need what I can do for them, we both know very early on whether to continue investing time or resources in the conversation or just to say a pleasant, "No, thank you" and move on. It's easier when you keep selling simple.
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Luke Scott just snapped an 0-41 tonight with the Rays. Wonder if Stubbs will out do that streak.
I admire your positive manner....do you see this team/players improving throughout this season? Ludwick a tiny bit? Leake and Latos....but they've looked this good for longer periods in recent years. Meso showing signs. Frazier?
I'm looking for improvements and am seeing very few throughout the play of this season.
Of the regular non-catcher position players, Drew Stubbs is LAST in batting average, on-base, slugging, & .OPS. He does lead the team in strikeouts. The guy is a farce and it will take Jocketty stepping in to get rid of him. He needs to go. Same with Rolen.
I don't think the Reds should get rid of Stubbs, he just needs to be sent down for a few weeks.
It's beyond me, why in the H is Stubbs playing CF and hitting 2nd??
Or even playing AT ALL! It's beyond retarded!! Dusty...
I don't think he even wants to play.
Calling it like you see it is reality, not negativity. I fall in the minority in supporting Dusty Baker generally. The fact is the Reds played their best ball of the year when Rolen & Stubbs were out. Ludwick, Frazier, & Heisey (while all flawed) are better players right now than Scott & Drew. The problem is Dusty will play both if they are healthy to the detriment of the team. Take the temptation away I say.
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D-backs announce 2014 Spanish radio broadcast schedule
New "Cronista Infantil" program, presented by Sanderson Ford, allows youngsters to serve as a guest during the broadcast
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PHOENIX - The Arizona Diamondbacks have announced their 2014 Spanish radio broadcast schedule, which includes all 162 regular season games and two Spring Training games on KSUN La Mejor 1400 AM.
The first Spring Training game to be broadcasted in Spanish will be March 9 when the D-backs host the San Diego Padres at 1:10PM. It will be the first radio broadcast with former D-backs pitcher Rodrigo Lopez serving as the Spanish-language broadcast analyst. Lopez will join Oscar Soria, who returns for his 16th full season as the play-by-play voice on D-backs Spanish-language broadcasts. Richard Saenz also returns for his 12th season in the D-backs' radio booth, working as a fill-in color analyst.
Lopez, Soria and Saenz will travel to Australia in March to broadcast both games held in Sydney, Australia live in Spanish on KSUN La Mejor 1400 AM and the D-backs Spanish Radio Network. The D-backs Spanish Radio Network consists of seven stations in Sonora, Mexico and Tucson. All seven stations will carry each D-backs weekend games for a total of 52 games on each station, including two games in Sydney, Australia.
New in 2014, the D-backs will choose six kids to be a part of the Sanderson Ford Cronista Infantil, in which once a month throughout the season one lucky kid (ages 8-12) will be a guest on the D-backs' Spanish-language radio broadcast alongside Lopez and Soria. Kids interested taking part in Cronista Infantil can find out where to audition at events on www.losdbacks.com.
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Post-hype prospects
These are players who were once considered can't miss stars that didn't yet pan out as expected. They burned a lot of owners who gambled on them, and the buzz has worn off as a result. While everyone's chasing Buster Posey, Carlos Santana and even Jesus Montero, who could be the next star catcher, I'm looking at Matt Wieters who's guaranteed at-bats and won't turn 25 until May. Alex Gordon was once a top-three prospect in all of baseball, but injuries, inconsistent opportunities and a position switch derailed his development. He just turned 27 and annihilated Triple-A last year with a 1.019 OPS.
Homer Bailey seems like he's been around a long time, but he doesn't turn 25 until May 3 and struck out 100 batters in 109 IP last year. Plus, Albert Pujols singled him out for having particularly nasty stuff last year on our Sirius XM show. Even Rick Porcello's 4.65 K/9 last year won't deter me from gambling on his talent this year.
Last year's bums
I wrote extensively about this class on the RotoWire blog, defining it as players who are mostly healthy, reasonably assured of playing time and who underperformed expectations a year ago for whatever reason. I almost think you could invest blindly in these guys, i.e., just bid $1 more than the room for as many of them as your budget allows, and you'd probably finish in the money.
Last year's one-hit wonders
The year after Cliff Lee's 2008 Cy Young award, I bought him in AL LABR for just $16. How was that possible? Because Lee had come out of nowhere (He was a reserve pick in 12-team AL LABR that year), no one believed he could possibly repeat. This year Jose Bautista, Colby Lewis, R.A. Dickey and John Axford could actually be bargains in savvier leagues.
Older players
Take a look at Scott Rolen's first half last year - .290/.361/.548 with 17 homers. When a borderline Hall of Famer in his mid-30s stays healthy for any stretch, don't be surprised if he produces more than many players in their primes. Vlad Guerrero and Magglio Ordonez (before he got hurt) also had good years. This year, I expect Manny Ramirez (39 in May), Bobby Abreu (37 in March), Jorge Posada (39), Alex Rodriguez (35), Chipper Jones (39 in April), Lance Berkman (35), Alfonso Soriano (35) and Ichiro (37) collectively to outearn their draft-day prices.
Injury prone but not injured
Players like Chase Utley, who's talking about "the big picture", i.e., his "career," regarding his current knee injury that's not responding to cortisone shots, and Joe Mauer, who's had injections to lubricate his knee following offseason surgery, worry me. Grady Sizemore, coming off microfracture surgery and unlikely to be ready for Opening Day, is even worse. But despite missing significant time three of the last four years, Ian Kinsler (two years removed from a 30-30 season in 144 games) is completely healthy, and in my opinion overly discounted. Same with Rickie Weeks who went for just $20 in NL LABR even though he played 160 games last year. Aramis Ramirez ($18) seems to have strained every muscle in his body at one time or another, but he had a strong second half (.276/.321/.526) and is healthy heading into the year.


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Our situation doesnt sound exactly like yours. However he is anti-confrontational to the point he recluses and doesn't say anything. He doesn't bring issues up, if he makes a decision and he thinks I wont like it, he just doesn't tell me. If we argue, he does what he can to avoid it. This isn't just with me, but with EVERYONE! If someone wants him to do something, he does it despite how it makes him feel bc he is afraid of arguements and feeling rejected.
I on the other hand, if there is an issue, I am quick to bring it up, and willing to fight tooth and nail to get it resolved as quickly as possible. If someone has done something wrong, I call them out on it. (I also admit my faults as well). Anytime there is an issue, say with a bill, or having to contact customer support to fix something, I always have to handle it because he won't.
Needless to say, this has caused alot of issues between us. I feel like if he won't talk about an issue, than it must not be important to him. I have to remember his personality and mine isn't the same. He has to remember that if something comes up he NEEDS to tell me, not hide it. It is the hiding part that angers me. I can respect difference of opinion on something, but I don't tolerant feeling left out by my spouse.
OUR SOLUTION: When we have an arguement, disagreement, bad feelings etc.... We have a worksheet that we fill out. 3 Simple questions.
What do I think the issue is?
What do I think my spouse feels the issue is?
What am I willing to give/do to help solve the issue?
We even have a playlist of 4 love songs (2 he chose and 2 I chose) that we feel fit our relationship. We listen to it as we do our worksheet and just take time to think and calm down. He aren't allowed to talk to each other until the worksheet is complete and the playlist is over.
Then we try again, the worksheet is to help us see each others point of view. It is a good way to see if there is miscommunication. Maybe I am not understanding the way he is telling me something and I perceive it to be different. You know?
I'm the confrontational one in every aspect of my life except in my marriage. My husband is the opposite. I'm the one who has to handle any business details, deal with contractors, get work done, close deals, deal with bill companies, that is always me. Once we step foot into the house though, it's like everything changes. I avoid confrontation with my husband at almost all costs. I prefer to just walk away and remove myself from the situation with him after he reaches a certain level.
Well, I am a NON confrontational person. It has caused me so much frustration and built up hostility..not to mention getting run right over! I think it's a GOOD thing in moderation to be able to be confrontational. My husband says what he thinks too & I won't lie, it does hurt my feelings at times. Unfortunately, he can't seem to take anything CLOSE to what he dishes out. I wish I knew the answers...but, I know divorce is not the solution. There has to be some type of happy/medium....I try to sprinkle my marriage with a lot of patience and TRY to not take things personally.


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Obesity rate triples
The number of people who are obese has tripled over the last 20 years, and is still rising say experts.
Figures to be presented to Parliament in a National Audit Office (NAO) report on Thursday, show most adults in England are overweight, and one in five is obese. The report 'Tackling Obesity In England', showed obesity caused 30,000 premature deaths in 1998 alone. The NHS spends at least �500m a year on treating obesity, which could also be costing the economy over �2bn a year. If the rise continues, it could cost the economy �3.5bn a year by 2010. Heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and osteoarthritis are all conditions linked to obesity.
Launching the report, the head of the NAO Sir John Bourn, said: "Nearly two thirds of men and over half of women in England are now overweight or obese. "And the problem here is increasing faster than in most other European countries. "If prevalence continues to rise at the current rate, more than one in four adults will be obese by 2010." He said such a rise would increase the incidence of diseases like coronary heart disease. Huge costs to NHS Obesity is measured using the Body Mass Index (BMI), which is a person's weight in kilogrammes divided by their height in metres squared.
In 1980, 8% of women and 6% of men in England were obese - by 1998, that had almost trebled to 21% of women and 17% of men. A further 32% of women and 46% of men are overweight, meaning that most people in England (58%) are now either fat or obese.
Changes to the way obesity is dealt with, both in the NHS and at government level were identified in the report. Sir John added "There are no easy solutions to the problem, but progress is possible. There is scope to do more to promote healthier lifestyles and improve NHS services for the increasing number of people whose health is at risk from excess weight." Lifestyle changes The combination of a less active lifestyle and changes to eating patterns are blamed by experts for the rise in obesity. The report says that part of the solution is to prevent people becoming obese in the first place.
And although 83% of health authorities identified obesity as a public health risk, only 28% had taken any action. Professor Philip James, chair of the International Obesity Taskforce told the BBC: "We're showing probably the fastest deterioration of anywhere in the world.
He said there needed to be a co-ordinated strategy, and called for a high profile minister for public health. Heart disease Coronary heart disease causes 270,000 heart attacks each year in the UK. Of these, the British Heart Foundation (BHF) estimates that 28,000 are directly attributable to obesity. Dr Vivienne Press, BHF assistant medical director, said: "Combating obesity relies on well balanced, healthy eating and an increase in regular physical activity." And she said children should be encourage to develop healthy lifestyles so they carry those habits into adulthood. A Department of Health spokesman said some measures to tackle obesity had already been introduced, and that the report's recommendations would be examined. |
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Thus follows the terrible tale of what befell the poor orphans after being returned to the wrathfull arms of Miss Hattie. We shall begin with the car ride from Gru's residence.
Miss Hattie spoke not a word nor glared at the girls through the mirror, as was custom with Miss Hattie.
This led the girls to understand exactly how furious their current guardian was.
Immediatly following their arrival home, Miss Hattie dragged the girls to the "time-out closet". They had visited this room enough times to understand exactly what went on in this room, and it definetly was not time-outs, as the name implies.
The girls knew the routine, having lived in this wretched place long enough. Agnes and Edith, the younger two, sat down on the bench outside the room and Margo stayed standing, volunteering herself to be the first victim.
Miss Hattie, however, had other plans. She shoved Margo onto the bench none too gently and dragged Agnes in first.
The young child trembled, but knew what was expected. She put her hands on the wall and braced herself.
Miss Hattie pulled a thick leather strap from the wall. Taking a deep breath, she cracked it against the child's back.
The strap tore her shirt and a welt began to raise. Miss Hattie whipped her again and again. Her shirt was stained with blood. She silently sobbed.
Finally, Agnes could bear no more. She fell to the floor. Miss Hattie picked her up by the back of her shredded shirt. A blow landed on her right cheek, then her left. An open hand smacked her soft cheeks until they we black and blue. She couldn't see through her swollen eyes.
Finally, she fainted. Miss Hattie put her in a cardboard box, taped it shut and carried it to the front hall. Then she returned and beckoned Edith inside with the leather strap.
One hour later, three boxes lay in the front hall. There was no sound from inside. Miss Hattie sat at her desk, content. They had all been beaten to blackness, laying unconsious in their respective boxes. When they woke up, she had a wooden ruler with their names on it.
Unfortunatly for Miss Hattie, she had taken her beating one step too far. The two youngest girls were in a better place, reunited with their families. The eldest was near death. She was currently teetering on the fine line amidst the living and those in heaven, leaning towards the latter. Her sisters had beat her there. Lucky? You could say that.
Inside Margo's box, the girl shifted uncomfortably. This small movement sent pain up her torn up back. This was bad. She was used to the occasional beating from Miss Hattie. A few whacks to the back with a hand or strap. Means that you'll be sleeping on your stomach for a night or two. A smack in the face or a painful collision with a fist. Means you won't be selling cookies until the bruises fade. But this? This was bad.
She longed to get to her sisters. The pain of not knowing their welfare hurt her more than the bruises which covered her skin or the pool of blood she was laying in. She closed her eyes, hoping to sleep away her mental and physical agony. She never opened them again.
Thus ends our short story of misfortune. There could be an epilogue dealing with the execution of law involving the arrest and trial of a certain unlucky orphanage director, the grieving of Mr. Gru, and other boring events. However, we shall skip it for we have already finished the important details. Three girls have died. It matters not whose fault, or the reason. What happened after is unimportant as well, seeing as nothing will bring them back. Oh well. No worries. They have all been reuntied with their families. Agnes, I've heard, has also become aquainted with a life-sized unicorn roaming the Kingdom of the Lord and all three live happily in heaven.
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i`ve been having tremors now for 3 or 4 months. started while trying to fall asleep. worse when extremely fatigued. now i also have very minor tremor sometimes while awake. i recently started with spasms in my face while trying to sleep. i have had a foot that cramped into an abnormal (very painful position) just once and almost a year before these other symptoms started. now my small toe is doing some sort of spasm when i go to bed. i feel spasms in my chest. i asked my doctor "do you think i mught have parkinsons or ms? and he said `its not parkinsons`. but he never said anything else. what could this be.
This forum is not intended to provide specific diagnosis or medical advise. Tremor can be caused by other things beside Parkinson's disease (PD). Idiopathic PD is not diagnosed by tremor alone. The diagnosis is made based on appropriate history and exam findings of the cardinal parkinsonian symptoms (slowness/smallness of movement, rigidity, tremor, and postural instability).I suggest you discuss your problems further with your doctor, and if needed, obtain a referral to a neurologist.
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A winner was selected from 79 designs submitted by 35 freelance designers.
Cartizan strives to connect the local crafting community with local buyers, local craft sales and each other. We believe that encouraging the community to shop local strengthens the community and helps bring people together. Buying local not only saves money on shipping, but also helps everyone to do their part to be more eco-friendly.
People looking to buy or sell handmade crafts, the majority of the audience is female.
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We have a color pallet that has been established that we would like to work within. Not all colors need to be used but we would like to stick to these.
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Monday, May 12th, 2008
By Jim Morrison
Hines has successful return to the track after short 2007
ROSSBURG - Tracy Hines quickly made up for lost time Saturday night at Eldora Speedway, when the non-winged Sprint Cars of the United States Auto Club (USAC) made their initial 2008 appearance in the Larson/Branson Classic.
Also, Jerry Bowersock redeemed himself in the Moser UMP (United Midwestern Promoters) DirtCar Modified finale and Jeff Babock powered to victory in the Advance Auto Parts Stock Car main event on a night sponsored by Curb Records.
Hines' 2007 season came to an abrupt halt early a year ago with a non-racing accident. However, car owner Tony Stewart remained steadfast with his decision to hire the New Castle, Ind. veteran and promised that when healthy, Hines would have a ride.
Hines is back to full speed and certainly didn't let anyone down Saturday night, as he led all but four laps of the 30-lap finale and those were at the expense of teammate Levi Jones.
As the green flag flew over the talented field of entrants, Hines shot into the lead, but by the end of the second circuit, Jones had shot past Hines and was looking flawless.
The action came to a quick halt on lap five when Brad Sweet, flipped coming off of turn four. At the same time, Rob Chaney did a rollover in turn three. Neither were injured, but their cars were eliminated for the balance of the chase.
During the red flag clean up period, USAC officials announced that Jones had jumped the initial start and was being assessed a two position penalty on the restart.
That gave the lead back to Hines, with Jerry Coons, Jr. moving into runner-up position and Jones back to third.
That only served to spark Jones, who shot by Coons, Jr. in lap two on the restart. Coons slipped above the cushion and fell deep into the back, while Jones set aim for teammate Hines.
The run was again slowed on lap 7 as Brad Kuhn and Bret Mellenberndt spun in turn two. During this caution flag period, Coons slipped into the pit area to allow adjustments to his Hoffman Brothers entry.
Hines remained in command at this point, although Brady Bacon had joined the chase with Neal Shepherd and Darren Hagen entering the fray with their own spirited chase.
That chase was the cause for the final caution of the event, two laps into the restart. Hagen apparently misjudged his proximity to Shepherd going into turn three and the resultant nudge put Shepherd into a spin and into the outer wall.
The resulting contact pushed the nerf bar into his rear tire and Hagen made a hasty stop in the pits for quick repairs and a restart at the tail of the field. Shepherd was done for the night.
Bacon made a few bold moves to try and reel in Hines' Chevrolet sponsored machine, but Hines was not to be outdone and cruised to the win.
Bacon crossed the line second, while Shane Cottle salvaged a third-place finish with Brady Short and Jesse Hockett completing the top five. Short had topped the 32-car field during the time trial runs with a clocking of 15.388 seconds on the one-half mile clay oval.
In recent weeks, Jon Henry has deemed himself as the driver to beat amongst the Moser Modified ranks, but Saturday, veteran Bowersock simply outsmarted him.
True to form, Henry shot into the early lead and in his unique style rim rode the high side of the track, flirting with the outside retaining wall.
Early race action found Henry in an intense battle for the lead with defending champion Scott Orr, while Bowersock was moving forward from mid-field.
Bowersock got by third-place runner Todd Sanders on lap seven to set his sights on Orr and Henry. A restart tangle with another car found Orr slipping back in the pack, while Bowersock waited a few laps before slipping by Henry.
Following a caution flag restart, Henry pulled up alongside Bowersock and nearly overtook the lead going down the back chute, when yet another yellow slowed the pace.
This time, Bowersock, aware of the Henry's style, chose to ride the high side himself and Henry made contact with the wall, inflicting enough damage to see him retire to the pit area.
That left smoother sailing for Bowersock, as he bested Matt Westfall in his first Modified run, Todd Sherman, Sanders and Tim Richardson.
Babcock had destroyed his machine on opening night, and following a near complete rebuild of the machine, was back in the thick of things Saturday night.
That meant bad news for the balance of the field, who was struggling to keep up with Babcock's torrid pace.
Drama reigned supreme on laps 10 and 11. Perennial top runners Kevin Gossard and Earnie Woodard suffered flat tires and dove to the pits as the field completed lap 10, with neither making it to the front stretch to be scored in that lap.
Then, on lap 11, Jeremy Creech's had something break on the right front of his Stock Car and he did a wild end over end flip into the outer retaining wall. He was not injured in the frightening accident, but the lengthy clean up period allowed Gossard and Woodard enough time to make repairs and join the field, one lap down to the field.
On the restart, numerous caution flags were not enough to stop Babcock from running away with the win. Doug Tiemann turned in his best performance of the year to come home in second, with Barney Craig, Mike Dirksen and Chad Barr completing the top five.
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Due to necessary renovations the Swimming Pool at Mount Wolseley will be closed between March 12th- April 8th 2017. Other leisure centre areas will remain open
Mount Wolseley Park Holiday Lodges at Mount Wolseley Hotel Spa and Golf Resort - Tullow Co. Carlow
Wolseley Park Holiday Lodges are elegant living and luxury self-catering at its finest. Situated in the grounds of Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort with its famous 18 hole Championship Mount Wolseley Golf Course this truly is the Resort with something for everyone.
The superb Wolseley Park Holiday Lodges offer the following facilities:
- 4 bedroom houses to sleep up to 7 people in one double ensuite, two twin bedded rooms and one single room with separate bathroom (all located upstairs). 1650 square feet
- the 3 bedroom houses sleep up to 6 people in 1 x double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and 2 x twin bedrooms with a separate shared bathroom
- A really spacious open plan living/dining room filled with natural light and opening onto your own back garden and patio area
- The open plan, fully fitted kitchen features an oven/hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and all the necessary kitchen utensils and crockery.
- Bed linen and towels are provided
- Guests of the holiday homes have FREE USE of Hotel's Leisure Facilities including Swimming Pool, Steam Room, Gym(over 16's only, Outdoor Children's Play Area, Five a Side Soccer
- TV channels available in the holiday homes are: RTE1, RTE2, TV3, TG4, BBC1, BBC2 , SKY NEWS
Electricity & Heating is €10.00 per day for May, June, July and August and €12.50 per day for all other months.
GPS Co-Ordinates
(52.794127, -6.726721)
Wolseley Holiday Lodges are the ideal location for your family stay-cation this year. The houses are on the grounds of the fabulous 4* luxury Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort and offer access to a host of family-friendly activities. The Hotel has a leisure centre with swimming pool and kiddies pool and as guests of the Holiday Lodges you can use this free of charge.
There is an outdoor children's playground onsite - ideal for tiring out young legs during the day! The Hotel also has a children's playroom area filled with toys and arts and crafts activities and for the youngest members of the family, there is a baby and toddler soft play area with rubber mats and soft, foamy things to play with. For the older kids, there is a games room with Wii consoles, pool tables and more.
Situated in the grounds of the Resort, close to the main entrance of the Hotel, is the outdoor wooded playground. Complete with Zipwire, Swings, and Slide, this wooded area is the perfect place for fun-filled fresh air. Surrounded by the sounds of the county, relax and let your little ones enjoy Mount Wolseley outdoors.
For the grown ups, the resort has a championship golf course and its own Spa so there really is something for everyone!
During the summer months and usually over Easter and other holiday periods, the hotel runs it's in-house children's club - Woolie Bear's Club. There is a small daily charge per child and activities are strictly only available for children aged four and over.
Children's playground located at the end of the Wolseley Park houses, facilities include:
- Slides and swings
- Climbing frame
- Basketball court
- Soccer area
Additional Services:
- 20 meter pool plus child pool located in the leisure centre - children may use the pool until 7pm
- Internet kiosk available in leisure centre.
- Children's cookery classes available on request (additional charge applies).
- Babysitting available on request. (Additional charge applies).
Games Room
Games include:
- A pool table
- Table soccer
- Shoot out pool
- Beach head 2000
- Ridge racer arcade battle
- Need for speed G 2 racing car machine
- Space invaders.
All games are operated by one euro coin slots
Amongst the gentle rolling landscape of County Carlow and the meandering River Slaney, lies the Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort, once home to the Wolseley family. This charming resort is an eclectic blend of contemporary design and lavish detail set in glorious, peaceful surroundings, only 80 minutes drive from the nation's capital, Dublin.
The quest for good health and beauty through massage and use of natural herbal remedies are ancient traditions honoured at Mount Wolseley. Experience these traditions, handed down through countless generations. The spa is an oasis of peace and tranquility, with its pools and waterfalls, flowing between unique circular rooms, use of light, colour, pure essential oils and soft music to make this, without a doubt, an oasis for mind, body and soul.
Guests of Wolseley Holiday Lodges receive preferential green fees of €35.00 for the duration of their stay (subject to availability)
Just a short iron from the Hotel, Mount Wolseley Golf Course is a par 72 and is 7,106 yards long off the championship tees. Native wildflowers border the green fairways that meander across the rolling hills and clear running streams. The course was created by one of Ireland's most famous international golfers, Christy O'Connor Jnr who says of the course -
"What we have here at Mount Wolseley is a fair but testing eighteen holes of championship golf, none of which will disappoint even the most discerning player"
Mount Wolseley Estate first came into the possession of the Wolseley Family, the inventors of the first British designed car, in 1725. Torched by insurgents during the 1798 Rebellion, it was rebuilt in 1864. In 1925 the Estate was sold to the Patrician Brothers and was subsequently purchased by Donal Morrissey and family in 1994. In 2004 the brand new Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Country Club was complete and is a true testimony to the hard work and dedication put into it by its owners. You could not fail to be amazed at the incredible transformation.
The balance between business and pleasure complements one another perfectly at the Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Country Club. As well as providing the ultimate in comfort, leisure facilities and cuisine, we offer extensive conference, exhibition and business resources. With superb flexibility for any social or business gathering, the Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Country Club offers the widest selection of luxury function space to be found in this part of Ireland.
The Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort offers a host of onsite facilities including:
- 18 Hole Championship Golf Course* (Payable locally. Preferential green fees for Lodges guests)
- 20 Meter Deck Level Swimming Pool
- Seated Hydrotherapy Area
- Kiddies Pool
- Outdoor Children's Play Area
- Basketball Court
- Sauna
- Steam Room
- Whirlpool Spa (Payable locally)
- Air Conditioned Gym (over 16's only)
- Fitness Testing (Payable locally)
- Fitness Classes (Payable locally)
- Golf Carts for hire* (payable locally)
- Club Hire available* (payable locally)
Children have access to the swimming pool until 7pm.
Spectacular rolling countryside combined with majestic trees, landscaped gardens and the meandering River Slaney are set against the backdrop of the beautiful mountains of Wicklow and Carlow. All this beauty and serenity is in Tullow on the border of counties Wicklow and Carlow just 40 miles from Dublin City Centre and 48 miles from Dublin Airport. The closest beaches to Mount Wolseley are Courtown and Brittas Bay beaches which are approximately a 45 minute drive.
Carlow, Wicklow and their surrounding areas offer a wonderful range of local activities including:
- Angling
- Horse Riding
- Hunting
- Trekking
- Shooting
- Hill Walking
- Cycling
- Picnic Spots
- Canoeing
- Quad Biking
- Sailing and much, much more
- Visual Centre For Contemporary Art - VISUAL Centre for Contemporary Art & The George Bernard Shaw Theatre is a dynamic new multi-disciplinary arts facility presenting the best of local, national and international work in the visual and performing arts. The centre has won numerous awards including the RIAI (Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland) Award 2010 for Best Cultural Building in Ireland. www.visualcarlow.ie
Please note: when booking a special offer please ensure you chose Saturday arrival, unless otherwise stated as any day arrivals are not permitted during July and August. All bookings during July and August are run on a Saturday to Saturday basis only.
www.dreamireland.com - official website for Wolseley Holiday Lodges
Check-in Details
Possession of your house can be taken between 4.00pm- 6pm. Houses must be vacated by 10.00am on the day of departure. It is important that you contact our site Supervisor Mary on 086 8120063 (00353 86 8120063 international) at least 24 hours prior to arrival to arrange your arrival time.
Hotel Pool Closed
Title | Date From | Date To | |
Hotel Pool Closed | 09/03/2017 | - | 08/04/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 25/03/2017 | - | 26/03/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 27/03/2017 | - | 28/03/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 29/03/2017 | - | 30/03/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 31/03/2017 | - | 01/04/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 02/04/2017 | - | 03/04/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 04/04/2017 | - | 05/04/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 06/04/2017 | - | 07/04/2017 |
Hotel Pool Closed | 08/04/2017 | - | 08/04/2017 |
- Family Friendly
- Swimming Pool
- Large Capacity
- Activity and Adventure
- Linen Provided
- Television
- Cooker
- Microwave
- Hairdryer
- Central Heating
- Swimming Pool
- Gymnasium
- Pub
- Restaurant
- Private Garden
- Golf
- Electric Fire
- Kiddies Pool
- Jacuzzi
- Steam Room
- Sauna
- Children's Playground
- Washer/ Dryer
- Towels Provided
- Tennis
- Dishwasher
- Childrens Activity Room
- Golf School
- Resort Spa
- Beauty Therapists
- Championship Golf Course
- No pets allowed
- Hotel and Leisure Centre onsite
- 4 ring hob
- Sleeps up to 7 people
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Heating & Electricity an extra charge
- Cot available on request
- Saor View
- Toaster
- Freezer
- Kettle
- Fridge
- Oven
- Parking Available
Property Location
Mount Wolseley Park Holiday Lodges at Mount Wolseley Hotel Spa and Golf Resort
Sleeps 7
4 Bedrooms
52.7907 -6.72351
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Wolseley Park Holiday Lodges at the Mount Wolseley Hotel Spa and Golf Resort is a magnificent Resort just over an hours drive from Dublin City offering an incredible range of facilities onsite.
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Customer Reviews
Mar, 2013
Traveled With :
Family with young children
The best corner to go
We used few houses for friends
Admin at Dream Ireland Responded to this Review
Monday 2nd of February 2015
"Thank you so much for your lovely words. We look forward to welcoming you and your friends back to Wolseley Holiday Lodges soon."
Jul, 2014
Traveled With :
Family with young children
Thanks for a great holiday
Just to say we really enjoyed our stay at Mount Wolseley. The Dream Ireland holiday home was fantastic, clean comfortable and the location excellent. The added bonus of the on site playground and hotel facilities really made our holiday truly enjoyable.
denise woodford
Aug, 2013
Traveled With :
Family with young children
great place
We stayed in one of the 3 bedroom houses. The place is great for kids. I have recommended it to a lot of people. My boys had a great time. It was so good my sister and her family went the following week for 5 days. Will be back next year! Denise
Admin at Dream Ireland Responded to this Review
Monday 26th of August 2013
"Thanks for your great comments Denise. We love to hear back from our guests. Looking forward to welcoming you back next summer! Lisa"
Jun, 2012
Traveled With :
Family with young children
Family Holiday Self Catering
Stayed in one of the 3 Bed houses near the playground which was great to keep little ones busy when they were at the house - Kids camp was excellent - my 8 and 5 yr olds especially loved the high tea - 5.30 till 9.00 - Would highly recommend this property to any family - loads to do for all - will definitely be going back.
Admin at Dream Ireland Responded to this Review
Tuesday 7th of August 2012
"Thank you so much for your lovely comments. The team at Mount Wolseley work so hard to provide excellent facilities and customer care for all our clients so it is great to hear such wonderful feedback. We look forward to welcoming you and your family back to Wolseley Holiday Lodges soon. Lisa Argue Marketing Manager"
Jul, 2012
Traveled With :
Family with young children
family self catering
Excellent food, brilliant kids camp from age 4yrs. Very friendly and obliging staff. Loads to do in the area, rathwood centre and sensory gardens are lovely. Swimming pool is really warm for the kids. Golf course is amazing and the spa is to die for. In other words, there is something there for all the family! Highly reccommended.
Admin at Dream Ireland Responded to this Review
Monday 30th of July 2012
"It is great to hear such wonderful feedback on our most popular Dream Ireland location. Thank you so much for your comments which we will be sure to pass on to the team at Mount Wolseley. With kind regards Lisa Argue Sales"


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Oregon Giant Snow Pea Seeds
- 67 days.
- Package contains approximately 180 Oregon Giant Snow Pea Seeds.
- Germination: 6 to 12 days a 50 to 60 F. Plant seeds 1 inch deep, 2 inches apart with 24 inches between rows.
Oregon Giant Snow Peas produce large, hearty, sweet pods that are full of crunch and flavor. These disease-resistant plants do well in cooler weather. The edible, broad, thick pods have high sugar content and are perfect for snacking.
Peas are a cool-season crop with three main varieties: garden, snap, and snow (sugar) peas. These easy-to-grow plants add a fresh taste to many dishes. How to eat the pea depends on the type. Garden peas have inedible pods that will need to be removed before you eat the peas. Snap peas can be eaten whole, cylindrical pod and all, and are great raw or cooked. Snow peas are small with sweet, flat, edible pods.
Planting, Growing, and Harvesting:
Pea plants can benefit from some kind of support in the garden, such as a fence or trellis. Direct-sow pea seeds in well-drained soil, in an area with part- to full-sun. Avoid planting peas in a windy location. Do not allow the plants to dry out, but be sure you don't over-water them. When watering newly-planted seeds, be careful not to wash them away.
Check plants daily about 3 weeks after you see them start blossoming, since you want to pick pea pods in their prime for best taste. You can store fresh peas in the refrigerator, but they are best when used shortly after picking so don‰۪t store for too long.
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Cream Peas & Potatoes
4 or 5 medium red garden potatoes, boiled until firm but tender, then cut up into chunks
1-2 C. fresh or frozen peas
1/2 C. butter (melted)
add 1/4 C. flour stir with whisk
add 1 1/3 C. milk a little at a time
add 1/2 tsp salt & few grains pepper
2 tsp red wine vinegar
-Stir sauce until it thickens (don‰۪t let it boil).
-Add fresh or frozen garden peas. If frozen, rinse in hot water until green.
-Add potatoes, mix together.
Stir-fried Snow Peas
1 C. fresh snow peas
1 T. olive or sesame oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 tsp. grated ginger
Salt and pepper, to taste
-Heat oil in a pan or wok on medium high heat. Add the fresh peas and stir-fry them in the oil for a couple minutes.
-Add the garlic cloves, ginger, and salt and pepper (if desired), and continue stir-frying for another few minutes, until the snow pea pods look bright green.


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Temple Raiding in Ankor
Trip Start
Feb 27, 2012
Trip End
May 19, 2012
It turns out there's actually a whole bunch of temples here! Dozens in fact, and though I've never been an ancient history buff there is something very cool – almost Indiana Jones-esk about exploring a 1000 year old ruins. At least when the place isn't completely packed with bus tourists.
On all three days we spent a good chunk of the day exploring the flagship Ankor Wat. Upon first approaching the temple – with its enormous man made moats I did get a bit of a…. "yea so what?" kind of a feeling. Then you walk through what you think is the main structure but turns out to just be the front gates. Holy Shiva Batman! It's a freaking temple city.
With every level you ascend the temple the more amazing the place becomes – the level of detailing on all the walls is incredible. What's more, they built this thing in less than 40 years! Some of the Cathedrals in Europe took hundreds of years to build. The very, very top of the Ankor Wat however is just a wee-tiny Buddha shrine – well that and about 10,000 tourists (perhaps exaggerating, but the place really is a mad house). On the second day we got up early to watch the sunrise over the temple, what I enjoyed the most about this was seeing all the Kodak tourists setting up their shiny SLR's in front of the lake to get that perfect clich� photo – give me a break… The rest of day two was awesome; Liz and I both explored individually and got hopelessly lost.
I won't bore you with the specifics of every temple we visited but we went to a lot. Some big, some small, some flat, some tall. Each had its own personality. One was even the set for a famous scene in the Tomb Raider movie. Needless to say you could spend weeks here exploring, we only had three days but that was probably enough for us. On the final day we invested in a tour guide (only $25USD for the whole day) which was very worthwhile, we learnt a whole bunch about the temples that we didn't appreciate by just exploring by ourselves such as Hindu/Buddhist beliefs and architecture.
When we weren't temple gazing at Ankor we enjoyed ourselves around town in Siem Reap. On the first night we went to a buffet dinner and saw a traditional Khmer show. On night two we were supposed to go visit a floating village – as per the suggestion of our Tuk Tuk driver. This was a total scam – after been driven all the way out we discovered that a $40USD fee was expected for each person (to put this in perspective $5USD will buy you a three course meal here). We refused and demanded that our driver take us back to town. Surprise, surprise our driver happened to be friends with the guys who ran the joint and could give us a "discount" (in other words, our driver was being paid to take us to the village). We stuck to our guns; if travelling in Asia has taught us anything it is to trust our instincts and bail if something feels dodgy. Turns out we were right – I found out later on that the scam continued after the boat arrived at the village and even more money would have been coerced out of ever shrinking budget.
Upon arriving back in town we promptly fired our driver (who had been a rude dickhead from the start anyway). The next one we hand-picked for day three was lovely and restored our faith in Cambodians (most of them are actually lovely!).
On our third and final night in Siem Reap Liz organised a quad biking tour. We had a few hassles trying to convince the owners to let Liz have her own bike but in the end our newly acquired asia-stubbornness prevailed, we got our way and had a great time motoring around the rice paddies and waving to all the friendly locals.
Next stop: Thailand and Full Moon Party ridiculousness. I have really enjoyed Cambodia – warts and all, and think that we've both grown immensely in just in one short week from the experience here. Would I come ever return? Hmmm, maybe. This place still has a long, hard road ahead of it before it will truly be back on its feet.


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Social media has recently become one of the hottest Public Relations (PR) tools to use when attempting to reach out to the community and to the media. Social media tools, such as a Blog, Twitter and Facebook, allow you the opportunity to connect with the consumer and media through one device simultaneously.
When approaching social media, it is very important to know your goals. Evaluate what you want to accomplish and do some research to identify your target audience. It is best to keep your social media strategy simple and direct. Start small by registering for one social media tool and watch your strategy grow.
Below are some tips to ensure that your social media campaign will be a success:
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• Appoint one or two people in your office who will be responsible for updating your Blog and/or Facebook and Twitter account(s). This person should take initiative and become your business social media point person. They should also be kept up to date on all key messages.
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Hi All, I use hosted Exchange but happily use Mail as my client. However, I am putting a client on hosted Exchange and the provider offers a free copy of Outlook 2011 and I am tempted to use it for them. What do people generally think of Outlook 2011? I have horrible memories of Entourage, which is the reason for my caution.
If you're using Lion or Mountain Lion, Outlook 2011 isn't able to import e-mail from the Mail client. There are third party apps available to do this (or you can do it manually), but.... Microsoft has advised they have no intention of fixing this problem. Also, Outlook doesn't offer the ability to resize an image/video like you can with Mail. I used it for about two weeks and got totally frustrated with its shortcomings. Went back to Mail. I only use Word and Excel if I absolutely have to.
Feel free to take a look in this subforum -- keeping in mind that people rarely post when things are working fine. Or try a site restricted Google search: https://www.google.com/search?q=out...sugexp=chrome,mod=11&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 It's mixed. I've had no problems with it. Others have. It's definitely a different beast from Entourage.
I recently moved away from outlook to the native mail, contact and calendar apps using a hosted exchange account. I liked outlook good enough since I use it a lot on my PCs at home and at work but I ran into some nasty glitches where I was getting numerous duplicate calendar entries being created only on the mac outlook. the PC outlook and OWA work as expected but as any event came up in my calendar, such as a birthday, outlook on the mac would always create at least one duplicate entry of the event. I've even seen outlook on the mac continuously create duplicate events as I was trying to delete the first duplicates, drove me crazy!! never had any problems with mail or contacts but the calendar was absolutely unacceptable.
I use it on one of my iMacs at home and have had no problems with it. It works well and does what I need it to do occasionally. My wife actually uses it more than I do, hence why I run it on one of my iMacs. She is a legal secretary and is quite use to all of its features as that is what she uses at work. She thoroughly enjoys using it and has no problems either. And she uses it hard. Lot different than Entourage.
If it's free, why not try it? The setup should be minimal. My only caution would be if they have a small limit on their account and need to store data under "On My Computer" folders, use Mail. Your memories of Entourage would pale in comparison to recovering "On My Computer" data in Outlook.
I think it works reasonably well. If you client is a previous Outlook user they will be pretty much right at home. A big step up from Entourage in most respects, a few steps back (such as the unified dashboard etc.) I use it daily on my business Mac although i do find myself going back and fourth between mail.app If your client is going to use the calendar heavily, be ware of some issue such as the duplicating issue they have had but overall its a Windows like Outlook experience.


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Hand washing: Always wash your hands before beginning work in the kitchen. Hands should be washed with soap and hot water for at least 20 seconds. In addition, after you work with raw fish, meat, chicken, etc., wash your hands thoroughly before doing another task. Immediately wash the cutting board and other utensils used, as well.
Cutting board safety: The most important safety issue with cutting board use is cross-contamination. This happens when bacteria is transferred from raw meat to raw foods, such as vegetables. As previously mentioned, use specific cutting boards for specific items and wash thoroughly with very hot soapy water immediately after use.
Fresh produce: Always thoroughly wash produce under a stream of water before eating or using.
Refrigeration and freezer temperatures:
- Refrigerated storage should be between 37 and 40° F.
- Freezer storage should be between 0° and 5° F.
Machine dishwashing: High-temperature machines rely on hot water to clean and sanitize. Water temperature is critical in this method; the temperature of the final sanitizing rinse must be at least 180°F.
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go on and on around here. Staying up way to late and getting up a little earlier than usual. Totally worth it though; I wouldn't want to miss out on anything while the kids are out of school and home.
It's been 6 weeks or so since my last post, let's see - I celebrated my birthday, then my wedding anniversary, DD is home till the middle of August and we still have our house for sale. I'm still loving my part-time job. It keeps me busy and the time just flies by.
I don't feel like I've had much time to stitch but I think all those 30 minutes here and an hour there truly ad up. This is Evening In The Park by Chatelaine Designs.
Get out there this summer and enjoy all the laughter and late nights...happy stitching
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Pros: Bass, Treble, Soundstage & Presentation, Build Quality and Customisation
Cons: Slightly Recessed Mids and Not Neutral
Before writing this review, I would like to thank Charles for generously sending out multiple IEMs and amplifiers for us to try and review. Charles is also one of the friendliest and most responsive guys that I have met in the audio world and often responds to emails in a few minutes. This is something that I take into account when buying any product, especially one at this price. I am in no way affiliated with nor against Rhapsodio in any way so these are my own, unbiased opinions on the Rhapsodio RDB v1 IEM.
Rhapsodio is a relatively new company to the audio world and they've already caused quite a stir on Head-Fi with their interesting products which have been compared to much more expensive ones. For example, swimsonny thinks their $400 R^2 has been said to compete very well against the $1300 Tralucent 1plus2, even winning in some aspects. But this IEM that I will be reviewing is the more expensive model, the RDB v1 priced at $US650 not including fancy cable upgrades. It uses a TWFK driver for the midrange and treble and an 8mm dynamic driver for the bass. To my knowledge, there was another similar model, the RDB+ v1 (which has now been discontinued?) which uses a 10mm dynamic driver but I haven't heard that one so I can't provide any comparisons. The reviews from H20Fidelity, mrAdrian and svyr are of the previous version.
Testing Gear
All testing was made with my HDP-R10, my Sansa Clip+, Samsung Galaxy S3, K2 amp and Shozy amp. First off, I want to make it clear that this is not very source dependant, well not as much as my UM Miracles anyway. They do not need to be amped and there is not as much difference between my Sansa Clip+ and my HDP-R10 as you would expect since the HDP-R10 costs 30x as much as my Clip+. However, a better source does help make the sound better. For example, if the sound from my HDP-R10 was 100%, the Clip+ would be 70-80%.
I don't know what it comes with if you bought it, but I think that it comes with 3 pairs of silicone tips and a pair of foam tips along with an Otterbox (2000?) case which is waterproof and crushproof. It's pretty much the same as a Pelican case if you've used one of those. My demo version also came with a large metal case with "Rhapsodio" written on it which IMO is unnecessary but a nice addition. Good, but I would have liked to see it come with some extra tips; I don't mind the fact that there is no IEM cleaner because there is a filter that stops ear wax from going into the IEM.
Isolation, Design & Cable
Being a vented IEM, isolation is not one of its strong point. Most IEMs that I have heard do isolate much better than these. The degree of isolation is about the level of IE8(0), Sony EX1000 and some other dynamic driver IEMs which need a vent to breathe. As for the design, you can customise the colour of the body and faceplates. The faceplates can be carbon fibre black or silver and the body can be any colour I think. What is interesting is that if you look closely at the drivers of the IEM, you will see that the TWFK drivers are actually inserted into your ear full as they are at the tip of the IEM.
I'm not sure what cable it comes with if you order the most basic IEM with no upgrades, but I got a really well built brown clothed cable that Charles said was copper and silver crystals whatever that means. The braiding was very consistent and didn't have different sized gaps. While it was quite thick, it was still very easy to use. Microphonics is worse than normal stock CIEM cables, but being a couple of times thicker, this is hardly a surprise. It was the best sounding and easiest cable to use out of the 3 cables that I received even though it was the thickest. I think that this cable is able to be purchased directly from Charles for $160. The first pic is of the old version, the second pic is the RDB v1 next to my full sized customs and the last one is the RDB 2v1 on the left and the RDB v1 on the right.
Sound Quality
Sorry if I have bored you with all of that, but now we are finally at the meat of the review – the sound. I will be breaking this part into a few sections like in my previous reviews and as you will soon see, (spoiler alert) I really like this IEM. However, if you are looking for an analytical IEM, this is not for you.
I'm not sure if this is true, but someone mentioned that RDB stood for really dynamic bass. I really do agree with this statement since the bass is certainly more forward than one of a neutral IEM, but it doesn't always sound like a dynamic driver. Personally, I have always been on the BA side of the balanced armature or dynamic driver debate, but I must say that this dynamic driver has the control of a BA driver, but also has the rumble of a dynamic driver when the song calls for it. The bass rumble is exceptional, but sometimes I think that it is just a tad bit too much, drowning out some micro details. Bass extension is superb and there is no bleed into the midrange. To sum up, bass on the RDB v1 is exceptional and it was certainly the first thing that hit me when I listened to them.
I must say that the mids are really a love or hate thing. They have this texture that sometimes makes vocals very enjoyable to listen to, but can also seem a bit thin on certain tracks. When I first listened to it, my first thought was that the mids were too thin like the RDB 2v1, but after using it for a while, I realised that they were not as lush as those of my Miracles, but still extremely enjoyable. It is also worth mentioning that the mids are recessed due to the bass and treble being more upfront. As a result, on a few tracks in my collection sounded a bit off. I wouldn't sound bad, but I enjoyed those of the Miracles and AKG K3003 more. I did like the mids on some songs, but other sounded a bit odd. The Miracles are much more solid and present everything in a more polite manner and it is much harder to fault them.
I can't decide which part of this earphone I like the best – the bass or the treble. Both sections were extremely fun for me. As I mentioned in my UM Miracle review, I would have loved to have a bit more sparkle without it going overboard and the RDB v1 almost gets it right. It is maybe 1 or 2 db off, being slightly too bright for me. There is slight sibilance but treble detail more than makes up for that. Going from the Miracles to this makes this seem bright and harsh and going from these to the Miracles makes the Miracles seem like there is a slight veil. The cymbals sound a tad harsh, but that is actually what they sound like and if you have gone to hear a band or play in one, you will know what I mean.
I have read all about the Tralucent 1plus2 and just recently found out that the original RDB+ v1 and the 1plus2 v1 used the same drivers. These are exactly what I read on the 1plus2, but maybe a bit worse. The soundstage is large for an IEM, but not huge and it a bit smaller than the UM Miracles. The RDB v1 also makes music sound like there is a stage in front of you instead of a surround feeling like the Miracles. I actually prefer the RDB v1's presentation over the Miracles since it is more realistic.
I personally perceive accuracy as how similar it sounds to a live presentation and I'm glad to say that the RDB v1 has done exceptionally for a sub $1000 IEM. The reproduce instruments extremely well but there is quite a bit of colouration to the sound. This does make the sound more fun but it is certainly not for one who craves accuracy.
Imaging and Soundstage
As mentioned above, the soundstage is very good for an IEM, but not the best that I have heard in an IEM. I just feel like the soundstage of the Miracles and the IE8s are slightly bigger.
The imaging however, is the best that I have heard from an IEM. It is very slightly better than the Miracles because the imaging is more exact and the stage is in front of you rather than around you.
Instrument Separation
This puts every IEM that I have heard under $1000 to shame. Everything is so coherent yet you can hear each layer of the music without even trying to. With the Brainwavz B2s, a TWFK driver based IEM, the separation is miles behind this and just cannot match it in any way. On congested tracks, this really does let some instruments shine through or make some things easier to hear. However, it is not the last word in instrument separation and my UM Miracle is better in this area and the K3003 is as well, but only very slightly.
This certainly does have a lot of detail, but due to the bass, the details are sometimes a bit hard to make out and some micro details are left out altogether. This is not completely a bad thing since it is much more forgiving of badly mastered tracks than many other IEMs. For example, "Hall of Fame" is truly hard to listen to using my Miracles, but it is still very enjoyable with these.
Rhapsodio have created a world class IEM that they could have very easily priced at $800-$1200 but they have decided to price it at $650. This is not to be interpreted as low worth but is actually high value. I recommend this to anyone who likes a fun sound signature who has less than $1000 to spend and doesn't mind the low level of isolation.
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If you managed to get through 2013 without "twerking," "vaping," "taking a selfie" or "mining a bitcoin," rest easy. I think your life may be the richer for it. But if you didn't even hear any of those words, maybe you should get out more.
If you managed to get through 2013 without �twerking,� �vaping,� �taking a selfie� or �mining a bitcoin,� rest easy. I think your life may be the richer for it.
But if you didn�t even hear any of those words, maybe you should get out more. According to the researchers who keep track of word usage for dictionaries, you would have missed out on the same sort of timely chatter that made 2012 a big year for �sexting,� �man cave,� �Frankenstorm,� �cloud computing� and �bucket list.�
Some words in each year are new. Others are old but find new life in new times. Among the most-used words in 2013, prominent themes include money, narcissism, entitlement, self-delusion and overflowing waste. As a social critic, I am grateful to find so much sustenance for my inner grump.
Examples include:
Affluenza: A theoretical term in psychology for what most people call �a spoiled kid.� Lawyers cited affluenza in 2013 to defend a wealthy 16-year-old Texas kid who killed four people and paralyzed one while driving drunk. The judge apparently bought it. He sentenced the kid to 10 years� probation, no prison, just therapy at a lush California rehab clinic, paid for by his parents. Meanwhile, thousands of nonviolent offenders cool their heels in prison, paid for by the taxpayer. Judges like this one give affluenza a bad name.
Bitcoin: A unit of alleged digital �money� that offers everything that paper currency offers, except stability, reliability or transparency. Now you see it � No, you don�t.
It�s not clear who�s behind bitcoin, but its biggest users appear to be international gangsters and the Wall Street geniuses who gave us �derivatives� and the 2008 crash. Hey, what possibly could go wrong?
Fatberg: No, it is not a new nickname dreamed up by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie�s rivals. It is British slang for the yucky lumps of congealed cooking fat, wet wipes, baby nappies and other debris that clog London�s sewers. Fatberg bounced around the globe in August when a record-sized 15-ton ball of the stuff had to be dislodged with shovels and water jets. As Donald Trump might say, fatberg is �gonna be hu-u-uge!�
Lean In: It�s not just good advice to nearsighted desktop computer programmers anymore. As a recent episode of the FX sitcom The League put it, �lean in� is �the white-collar version of 'Git-R-Done,'" Larry the Cable Guy�s famous slogan.
�Lean In� became a clarion call to upwardly ambitious professional women after Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg�s bestseller by that title. A decade after rapper Fat Joe�s 2004 hit �Lean Back,� it�s time to change direction.
Selfie: Oxford Dictionaries� international Word of the Year, beating out twerk and binge-watch. Its usage this year received a boost from Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt�s celebrated selfie with President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron at the memorial for Nelson Mandela.
The captured moment set tongues to wagging on this side of the Big Pond, mostly along the usual partisan lines. Free of its context and unfettered by actual reporting, a picture is worth 10,000 speculations.
Twerk: A booty-shaking dance move of uncertain origin that evolved through hip-hop culture. It erupted into the mainstream when Miley Cyrus alarmed parents by backin-that-thang-up on Robin Thicke during MTV�s video awards show. Purists sniffed that Cyrus is to the twerk what Pat Boone was to rhythm-and-blues or, for you youngsters, what Sen. Ted Cruz brought to Green Eggs and Ham.
Vape: A chic new verb for the act of sucking on electronic cigarettes, which deliver vaporized nicotine instead of tobacco smoke. Intended to wean smokers off of their expensive cigarette habits, it offers an expensive nicotine habit.
Young Invincibles: Young adults ages 18 to 34 upon whom the Affordable Care Act relies to help pick up the cost of the health-insurance program. Trouble is, young people are the least likely to comprehend why they will ever, ever need it, even as they face looming threats of fatbergs, affluenza, a bitcoin crash and � watch for it � scientific studies on the dangers of secondary vaping.
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Tackling Marine Microbial Diversity
Thursday, September 8, 2011
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Dr. Tom Bibby
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Oceanic biogeochemical cycles are mediated by diverse and dynamic microbial communities. Understanding this diversity is a major challenge in modern oceanography. However, the enzymes that catalyze key biogeochemical processes are highly conserved across all taxa. Biophysical techniques (e.g. FRRF and PAM) combined with targeted molecular approaches (quantitative immunodetection) can specifically interrogate these key enzymes, giving insights to the function of diverse natural populations on spatial and temporal scales relevant to oceanography.
We have applied these approaches in both laboratory and field studies to define: (1) the community-level molecular response of phytoplankton in oceanic regions where iron availability limits photosynthetic primary production, such as the high-latitude north Atlantic (HLNA); and (2) the molecular acclimation of the nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria Trichodesmium to iron limitation in situ. These studies provide insights into how modern phytoplankton communities have evolved to enable the processes of photosynthesis and nitrogen fixation to proceed when iron is scarce, without modifying the conserved enzymes that catalyze these processes.


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Slow start denies Freemasons final spot
PUBLISHED: 17:43 25 February 2013 | UPDATED: 17:43 25 February 2013
Division 4B leaders Freemasons were left to bemoan a slow start to their Sunday Junior Cup semi-final against Yarmouth League side Belton FC and were beaten 2-0. However with this being their first season in the league, a County Cup semi-final and a probable league title in the bag, they are entitled to feel pleased with their efforts this year.
In league matters, a bitterly cold morning saw the remaining games in the second round of the Copy I.T. League Cup take place, and all ended in away wins. Acle Rangers were 3-2 winners at Aylsham Sunday; Marlborough FC won 4-2 at Spixworth, whilst Norman Wanderers put the disappointment of last week's County cup defeat behind them as they won 5-1 (Danny Wynne 3, Tom Amis, Warren Preston) at Premier Division side Sprowston Rovers.
With both Acle Rangers and Marlborough in cup action, AFC Wanderers took the chance to move back to the top of the Premier as they won 3-0 (Luke Tuttle, Aaron Kaye, Craig Vincent) at Norwich Busmen. Wayne Nelson scored twice and Ben Williamson also added as Bayer FC beat Hellesdon Athletic 3-1, whilst County Cup finalists Dog House moved further away from the bottom of the table with a 2-1 win at Fiveways.
The top two in 1A both recorded victories. Gary Walsh (3), Nathan Joy, Lucas Kent, Jordan Scotter and Jordan Palmer all scored for leaders William Wanderers as they won 6-3 at Hockering, whilst Sprowston Sunday won a competitive game 2-1 (Tom Dade, Josh Halliday) at Castlegate FC. Aslacton had a good 2-0 win at Horsford United and Dussindale Rovers scored three without reply at Vale Longo. North Walsham Town gained a much needed win as they beat Eaton FC 4-1. They were level on points and goal difference at the start of play, but a powerful performance from Prince of Denmark against PL Rangers means that is no longer the case. There was a hat trick apiece for Chris Holmes and Sonny Atherton and further goals by Ben Morgan and Jamie Moore as the home side ran out 8-2 winners. St Faiths are now second as they came from behind to beat Earlham United 2-1 (Danny Tickle, Ryan McFadden) but Acle Rangers Res missed the chance to make up ground as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Moles Rest. Rose Tavern earned themselves a very important three points as they won 2-1 at Sprowston Wanderers.
The big game in 2A saw Riverside Rovers overcome Mad Moose 3-2. Jon O'Shea put Moose ahead early in the game and Bram Goodwin Wright also scored for them but goals from Scott Sutherland-Gray, Ben Atkins and Jamie Riley gave the home side the three points. Dancing Farmers were 3-2 (Nick Aston 2, Aiden Boast) winners over New Buckenham for whom Gareth Hobley grabbed a brace, whilst The Cottage beat Constable Crusaders by the odd goal of five. Stoke scored four times as they won at Acle Wanderers and Green Man and Deopham took a point each as they drew 2-2.
In 2B, Bell Inn stayed four points clear at the top as they won 6-3 (Dale Simpson, Richard Donovan, Reece Ashman, Jack Tarrant, Josh Farrow and a sublime Robbie Errington free kick) at DEF FC. In an entertaining game between the second and third placed teams Poringland Wanderers and Briston Wanderers the visitors took an early lead through the impressive Chris Fuller and they had further chances to increase that lead before Declan Parke cut in from the right to blast home from 25 yards and level the scores. Klavis Svekis restored Briston's lead before the break but at the start of the second period, half time substitute Chris Reynolds, waltzed straight through the Briston defence to score from the kick off. Reynolds then put the home side in front with a deflected free kick, and after Briston again missed chances Jonny Causton added a fourth for Poringland. A good game but Briston will rue those chances missed. Ribs Rovers scored nine as they beat Hillside OB and Salhouse Rovers were 8-3 winners over Sloughbottom Revolution. Will Callow (3), Neil Woolner (2), Jamie Weavers, and the returning Kel Haywood (2), were the Salhouse scorers, whilst Ben Wigger, Dan Parker and James Bates replied. Louis Jefferson and Scott Starling were on target for Unicorns Reserves as they won 2-0 at SDC United. Referee Mark Smythe was praised for his performance in the game.
In 3A, leaders Brooke were 4-2 winners at Temples Property, whilst Bungay Town scored ten without reply at home to Temple Bar. Norman Wanderers A suffered a surprise defeat as they were thumped 8-2 at home to bottom side Newsman Celtic and the game between Eaton Young Boys and Phoenix Felthorpe ended all square at 2-2.
In 3B, leaders Angel Gardens had a 3-1 home win over Hethersett Athletic and are two points clear of William Wanderers who scored 26 times as they won at Costessey Sports. Daniel Childerhouse (10), Liam Brown (4), James Denmark (3), Lee Peters (2), Olly Johnson (2), Robert Blowers (2), Danny Nixon, Joe Jenkins and an og were the scorers against a home side with only nine men plus their manager, and who deserve credit for fulfilling the fixture. Schoolhouse are third after beating Chapelfield Rovers 7-1 and Taverham United scored six (Danny Sweatman, Simon Claxton, Adam Turrell, Karl Fulcher, Ali Watling og) without reply when winning at Earlham Colney.
In 4A, Costessey West End, who already have the title in the bag were 5-2 winners at CNSOBU Sunday for whom Adam Simpson and Liam Chester scored. It's been a great start to life in the league for West End and it should be interesting to see how they progress. Sporting Longdale Reserves had a great 4-1 (Brad Warr 2, Josh Castillo Hall, Jamie Platten) win at second placed Dilham Cross Keys and Brooke Res won 3-1 at The Stores Reserves.
In 4B, Hethersett Reserves had a good 2-0 win at in-form Locksley Athletic, whilst goals by Charlie Gunner and Joe Gaston helped Shipdham Rangers to a 2-0 victory at AFC Oak. Mettingham FC won 5-0 at Bunwell Sunday and Red Lion scored six of the ten goals in their game with Spixworth Reserves.


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This blog was originally started as a thread on the forum pages of an animal rescue site. Now it's here!
The articles you find in here are purely for entertainment (yours and mine) and (with one or two exceptions) are all tongue-in-cheek chronicles of the World (my bit, anyway) as I see it.
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People news: Boston Scientific and Cegedim Relationship Management
Boston Scientific president and CEO Ray Elliott will retire on December 31, the company said. A search is on for a replacement. Elliott, who joined the medical device maker in 2009 to turn around a struggling business, said today in a statement that much of the turnaround work will be complete by year's end and that Boston Scientific is well positioned for future growth. "Therefore, I believe the time is right for someone new to take the reins."Cegedim Relationship Management hired Mark Caverly as a senior DEA regulatory consultant, effective immediately. Caverly spent 31 years with the DEA and is one of the nation's foremost experts in complying with the agency's regulations, Cegedim said.


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The Bluetooth Adapter (Generic) allows wireless telephone connections to Lynx equipment. The Bluetooth Adapter can be used with an Audio Adapter or any interface from the latest range of portable radio equipment. The adapter is rechargeable and provides a minimum of eight hours talk time and three hundred hours standby time from each charge. Once paired with a telephone, all of the main handsfree functions can be controlled from the adapter. including: voice dialling, call transfer, call reject and last number redial.The adapter can also be used with audio players to make a wireless music connection. When used with radio equipment, the adapter supports the radio priority audio mute function and any Bluetooth audio is automatically reduced in volume during radio reception. ln addition. to further simplify use in an aircraft, the adapter will automatically answer telephone calls after three rings. To facilitate easy removal, for charging alongside a mobile telephone, the adapter is supplied with a plug-in connection lead The adapter has a built-in belt clip and may also be mounted for convenience using Velcro. |
- Rechargeable (USB), providing a minimum of eight hours talk time and three hundred hours standby time from each charge
- Compatible with Bluetooth phones and music players
- Supports handsfree profile functions
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Each of the 47 units has the amenities of an apartmenta fully equipped kitchen, a dining and sitting area, and a washer and dryer.
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The Vibe Well-maintained, spacious apartments—studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units are available—and a friendly, 24-hour reception staff make this a good choice for families or travelers looking for room to spread out.
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Anaka (or Anagha in Sanskrit) means 'one who cannot be touched by sin' it is a beautiful name - we named our daughter Anaka. I didn't know it was in the movie.
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Telescope Compatibility
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This page lists telescope control drivers and their compatibility with various models.
Make | Model | Status | Driver (see note 1) | Notes |
Meade | Autostar (see note 2) | Supported | ServerLx200 | Original reference implementation |
Meade | LX200 | Supported | ServerLx200 | Original reference implementation |
- The name of the driver refers to the class in the driver source code. This is usually similar to the name of the resulting binary (program), but to be certain, look inside the .hpp file which is used to make the binary. It might be a good idea to adopt the convention of making the resulting binary have the same name as the driver class.
- Autostar ETX70 with 494 controller and 506 cable. Cross hair appears and telescopeserverLX200.exe polls telescope but the telescope fails to move when request is made. This has been tested on three different installations. Has anyone else checked this it could be a difference with the 494 controller that is not on the 496/7. B.G


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Open Studio Night
Attention New Yorkers! Saturday the 15th (tomorrow!) I am having a little open studio party and wreath sale. From 4 to 7pm, we will be swilling mulled wine and hawking all kinds of Charlie Brown wreaths in Greenpoint and I really hope you can stop by. My new perfumer studiomate Julia from Nova Perfume will also be selling custom fragrance gift certificates. I'm so excited to invite you to see the space and please, bring friends (and cookies). Till tomorrow.
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