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St. Augustine Beach Accommodations
St. Augustine, FL is America's oldest city and features a variety of attractions, shops, and culinary delights that will make your Florida beach vacation one to remember. La Fiesta Ocean Inn & Suites is is conveniently 10 minutes to historic downtown St. Augustine, allowing guests to easily visit the St. Augustine Amphitheater, St. John's County Fishing Pier, St. Augustine Alligator Farm and nearby St. Augustine Lighthouse.
Room types at our beachfront hotel feature newly renovated rooms that include: resort-like setting includes Garden View rooms, Ocean View and Ocean Side rooms. Spacious 2-level ocean view townhouse suites that sleep 5, pool area rooms and a large Apartment Suite with a full kitchen. Many rooms at La Fiesta Ocean Inn & Suites feature ocean views, private balconies, and much more. New furnishings and flat screen TV's in January 2013.
Florida Oceanfront Lodging
Experience the rich history and charm of St. Augustine FL while staying on the ocean. La Fiesta Ocean Inn & Suites combines an incredible oceanfront location, award winning service, and uncompromising amenities to provide a truly exceptional
St. Augustine Beach hotel experience. Over 14 miles of unspoiled beach is located just footsteps from your door on our private walkway and is perfect for activities that range from swimming, bicycling, walking, jogging, fishing, or just enjoying a relaxing beach vacation.


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Consumers Choosing Healthier Foods
Processors are providing and wise consumers are choosing foods that just may turn around the obesity epidemic.
According to the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control, the obesity epidemic in America, defined as a BMI (body mass index) greater than 30, continues unabated.
Only Colorado reports statewide obesity levels below 20 percent. In Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee, obesity rates exceed 30 percent. This is particularly alarming because obesity increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, some forms of cancer, diabetes and other diseases.
Potatoes of all types top the Satiety Index, with boiled spuds in the No. 1 position. With only 110 calories, their Nutrition Facts (if they had one) would be clean and sprinkled with attractive nutrients.
While even the USDA's newest (2005) Food Pyramid (www.mypyramid.gov) suggests that exercise is the real key, many Americans are trying to become fit, not fat, by making better food choices, as demonstrated by the growing functional foods category.
Liz Sloan, president of Sloan Trends and Solutions, in a recent report identified the top 10 functional food trends in the U.S., and many of them speak to this issue. She said consumers are looking to (1) create a healthy household, using (2) foods naturally rich in nutrients because they are concerned about (3) weight control and (4) specific health conditions, like cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. Their (5) proactive lifestyles are (6) simpler, greener, and cleaner, so they choose (7) smart treats and foods designed for those (8) sensitive to food allergies that (9) provide vitality and at the same time are (10) new and unique.
Satiety rules
Functional food products specifically designed for weight loss and long-term weight management that include satiety-inducing ingredients can play an important part in facilitating the fight against obesity.
Satiety was mentioned all over the floor at the July IFT Food Expo. InterHealth Nutraceuticals' (www.interhealthusa.com) SuperCitrimax is a plant extract that contains high levels of hydroxycitric acid bound to calcium and potassium. Clinical and preclinical studies indicate it can help people lose weight by both suppressing appetite and by increasing fat burning.
At the IFT show, the company was quoting clinical studies that showed people taking 500mg of SuperCitrimax voluntarily consumed less food daily, and especially ate fewer snacks. Fuze, SoBe and Nutrisoda use it in beverages.
InterHealth also claims chromium helps insulin metabolize fat, turn protein into muscle and convert sugar into energy. Chromium-activated insulin increases the amount of blood sugar available for energy production nearly twenty-fold. As a result, the company offers a product called ChromeMate.
DSM Nutrition was showing Fabuless, an oil-in-water emulsion made from naturally occurring dietary lipids -- palm oil, coated with galactolipids from oat oil. Oat oil is naturally rich in so-called polar lipids, such as galactolipids. Thanks to them, Fabuless triggers the natural appetite control mechanism.
Tate & Lyle was promoting "that feeling of fullness" as a key benefit of its Promitor dietary fibers, both corn fibers and resistant starch.
Dairy Management Inc. at the show was promoting whey protein along with fiber to promote satiety. A Korean company, Bionutrigen, is working with a number of fruit and vegetable extracts to promote satiety as well as to hasten calorie-burning.
Protein is becoming recognized as a key component in satiety. Advances in soy research have enabled manufactures to increase the protein content of a wide variety of foods. Archer Daniels Midland's (ADM) NutriSoy protein crisps are available in 60, 80 and 85 percent protein versions. They "provide customers another option for incorporating even more protein into foods consumers love," says Mark Metivier, director of sales for ADM's Specialty Food Ingredients unit (www.admworld.com), Decatur, Ill.
Benesoy from Devansoy (www.devansoy.com), Carroll, Iowa, is available as liquid, powder, and soy flour form, low fat and full fat versions.
These prototypes from Devansoy were created to show how a healthful drink like soy milk can be made indulgent.
Yogurt may be healthy enough, but the new yogurt from Stonyfield Farm (www.stonyfield.com), Londonderry, N.H., has even more protein with the goal of increasing satiety. The product is called Oikos, or "yiaourti" in Greece. Authentic Greek yogurt is creamier than regular yogurt due to a centuries-old straining process that removes the whey (liquid) from the yogurt – the result is more protein.
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Contact the Department of Internal Medicine
The Department of Internal Medicine is located on the campus of Eastern Virginia Medical School in Hofheimer Hall. There are several ways to contact us:
For Patients and Visitors
To make an appointment with an internal-medicine physician, call (757) 446-8920 or request an appointment online
For Medical Students
For more information about internal medicine residency programs at EVMS, call (757) 446-5794 or email us.
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Concrete Services in McDonough
Serving McDonough and Henry county, GA since 2001
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Design a beautiful and long lasting epoxy flooring near McDonough, GA with the help of Pound Concrete professionals. Concrete is very flexible right as we are in using it for certain goals in our areas, from designing modern lounge zones and backyards to pools, driveways and play areas. Our designers can offer projects that are not usual or just turn previously dull entrances and verandas into pleasant areas that can be used for parties or resting. Our highest quality concrete designs in Snellville aren't only rationally valued but long-lasting and wonderful to look at also.
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Nokia IP330
From coreboot
This page lists the coreboot status of the Nokia IP530 mainboard. It's maintained by Marc Bertens.
The Nokia IP330 is originally a Firewall that runs on the proprietary IPSO operating system of Nokia, it was based in the FreeBSD operating system. There is as far as I known no CD support in the orginal BIOS.
The System has no VGA, all console activity must be done through a serial console. At the front the following can be found;
- Power LED
- Fault LED
- 2 Serial interfaces COM1 and COM2
- 3 Ethernet RJ45 sockets
- Reset button
- 1 Compact PCI slot
At the back the following can be found;
- EURO Power connector
- Power switch
- Three FANs for system unit cooling
- One FAN for CPU cooling
Development status
The current development status is; No coreboot running yet


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Emily's Guide to Dublin's City Centre
Name: Emily, Dublin-based author of From China Village
Neighborhood: City Centre
City: Dublin, Ireland
My Home: One bedroom apartment — what they call a granny flat
Most "neighborhoods" on the north side of Dublin, where I've been living with my husband for the last couple years, are too tiny to have many stores or specialty shops. They usually have just a convenience store, maybe a fish and chips counter and a bank, so you have to go into the City Centre to get the good stuff! Here are some of my favorites!
Emily's Guide to Dublin
1. Favorite Neighborhood Home Store
STOCK: 33 - 34 S King Street, Dublin 2
Stock carries everything you could need for your kitchen or dining room. Great dishes and serving platters, as well as a huge range of baking supplies from cookie cutters to piping bags.
2. Go-to Shop for Gifts
AVOCA: 11-13 Suffolk Street, Dublin 2
Avoca is a Dublin institution — 4 floors of cosy home accessories, woolen scarves in beautiful colors, a food hall and top floor cafe.
3. Best Vintage Shop, Thrift Store, or Flea Market
POWERSCOURT CENTRE: 59 South William Street, Dublin 2
Powerscourt Centre is a giant old stone building filled with little antique, clothing and home furnishing shops. Great for vintage jewelry — you could spend hours browsing!
4. Favorite Bookstore
HODGES FIGGIS: 56-58 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6774754
Hodges Figgis is a peaceful, calm and distinguished bookstore. They have a wide range of Irish authors as well as a huge (but classy!) bargain section in the basement.
5. Favorite Coffee Shop, Café, or Restaurant
CARLUCCIO'S CAFE: 52 Dawson Street ,Dublin 2
In a city of dark, wood paneled pubs, Carluccio's is bright and cheery, and serves great, strong coffee. They have sidewalk seating which is great for people watching.
6. Best Hardware/Paint Store
KNOBS AND KNOCKERS: Nassau Street, Dublin 2
Gorgeous door handles, cabinet pulls, and all those other knobs and knockers you might need!
7. Best Place to Pick Up Groceries
FALLON AND BYRNE: 17 Exchequer St Dublin 2
Fallon and Byrne has a great restaurant, a wine bar and also a food hall with fruits and veg, a deli, and lots of condiments and exotic ingredients. It's the only place to get Lucky Charms in Dublin (but they're so expensive!).
8. Best Place to Buy Flowers
- Street vendors on Grafton Street or Henry Street. Gorgeous outdoor flower stalls all year round and the ladies who run the stalls are as Dublin as they get!
9. Best Neighborhood Park
ST. STEPHEN'S GREEN: Top of Grafton Street
Perfect place for a stroll on a mild day, or for a lounge on a sunny day!
Thanks, Emily!
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Handling the heat
Using heat load information with thermal characteristics of the electrical room envelope engineers to establish a cooling load allows mechanical engineers to accurately select the size of their cooling system
Mechanical engineers will use the heat load information—together with the thermal characteristics of the electrical room envelope—to establish a cooling load. This cooling load will be used to size the selected cooling system. The cooling system selection is based on the geographic location of the building and the maximum inside and outside air (OA) temperatures.
If the building is located in a moderately cool and dry climate, OA ventilation may suffice. However, if the location is in a hot and/or humid climate, mechanical cooling will be needed.
When using ventilation for cooling, the cool OA is drawn into the space by exhaust fans without any portion of the air recirculating into the space. The amount of airflow required is inversely proportional to the difference between the design indoor temperature and the design OA temperature. A commonly used value for this difference is 10 F. This translates to a cooling load capacity at sea level of 3.22 W/sq ft at 1 cfm/sq ft.
The term "cfm" is the imperial unit commonly used by mechanical engineers for volumetric air. Note: Volumetric airflow requirements are highly dependent on the elevation above sea level. Therefore, the amount of cfm of cooling air required for an electrical room in Denver will be much higher than for the same electrical room located in Seattle.
When the OA cannot cool the electrical room, mechanical cooling will be required. In that case, the amount of cfm will be based on the temperature difference between the space and the supply air from the mechanical cooling unit. A common value for this difference is 30 F. Hence, when cooling with mechanical equipment, the amount of CFM may be as low as one-third the amount of cfm if using OA alone.
Madrigal is the mechanical engineering platform leader in Chicago for M+W Group. He has more than 20 years of experience in designing mechanical systems. His area of expertise is in the design of HVAC systems for critical environments in R&D laboratories, cleanrooms, high-energy accelerators, and mission critical facilities.
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what a difference a few generations can make - 12/07/10
So today I'm off on another random thought regarding thankfulness, what it means to be an American and what benefits "progress" has brought us as a society. I've said before that my parental units weren't much for educating me on my gene pool and so I'm left to satisfy my curiosity via personal research. I know that one side of my family came from Cornwall England to Michigan in the 1800's to work in the copper mines. (another set homesteaded in the Dakotas and later, some did the whole wagon trail thing to Oregon) I've learned that these Cornish immigrants were more than likely miners in Cornwall as well. Its what they knew....It was difficult, dangerous, dirty work - nothing like sitting at a desk and lamenting over a spreadsheet, you know? These immigrants didn't have time to worry about stuff like "job satisfaction" -they worked to eat, to feed families of eight or twelve kids and pay for a home with only two bedrooms and no running water... - and often - they lost children and wives and mothers in childbirth. For my homesteading great grandmother in the Dakotas - the doctor was over an hour away by wagon and when her sister got her front teeth kicked out by an ornery heifer, Mom just put the teeth back in her jaw and gave her soft food for a few days. When another sister broke an arm, they set the bone right there on the farm...And some of my buds break a nail and have to call the specialist and slather themselves down with antibactierial gel. Know what? I'm incredibly fortunate to be who I am, where I am and what I am. I got nothin' to complain about. In fact, the mere fact that I CAN complain - is a tremendous gift.
So today, I am thankful that I have hot food in seconds, a doctor within ten minutes and a grocery store within walking distance. I'm stoked that I have plumbing and that I don't have to stare down my meal in the barn before I eat it. I'm thankful for technology that enables me to instantly talk with family across the planet. I'm blessed beyond comprehension.
Honestly, when I study what my family went through just a few generations back...it makes me ache inside. For all the stress and the crap and the road rage and the ornery teens and the year long audits, I will never face the difficulties my ancestors faced....I'm blown away by what they went through - just to be "Americans" just to have a chance to survive....
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America's Weirdest Acts of Islamophobia: Spelling 'Pig Chump' with Bacon
Don't you think the way to fight rising Islamophobia in America is to single out the most ridiculous ones and give them the America's Funniest Home Video treatment with slapstick sound effects and Bob Saget? Here's today's weirdest Islamophobic act:
A South Carolina Islamic center was defaced Tuesday when someone spelled out "PIG CHUMP" with bacon slices on a tiled walkway at the center.
Florence Police Major Carlos Raines said Tuesday that someone placed the bacon in foot-high letters on the tiled walkway at the Florence Islamic Center between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Of course, Muslims can't eat pork, which makes this act a hate-spelling-out-letters-with-bacon-on-the-sidewalk. But "Pig Chump?" Maybe someone was just trying to advertise their High School hardcore band.
Or as Bob Saget might say on America's Weirdest Acts of Islamophobia: "BLT? More like BLH—Bacon, lettuce and HATE. [Add slide-whistle sound effect here.]"


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Helping to translate an award-winning playwright's script from Spanish to English has taught senior Susana Madrigal about the importance of teamwork, communication and detail.
And how every word counts.
"Each word has to be perfect and properly translated so that the audience can perceive exactly what the author has written," says Madrigal. "This experience has given me more insight as to how important it is for translators to translate exactly what people have written, word for word, as opposed to paraphrasing."
Research role
Madrigal began working on this translation project last fall in her role as a research assistant for Professor Iani Moreno in the World Languages and Cultural Studies Department.
While Moreno was responsible for taking the lead in translating the play Nosotras que los queremos tanto (We Women Who Love Them So Much), Madrigal assisted her each step of the way.
Their combined work on the play, shortened to the title We Women, will take center stage from 1-2:30 p.m. Thursday, March 6, at the C. Walsh Theatre.
Other key participants in the We Women reading have close connections to Suffolk. Playwright Hugo Salcedo visited the College of Arts & Sciences as a distinguished visiting scholar in March 2008. With the assistance of student translators, Salcedo spoke in numerous classes and now returns to campus for the dramatic reading and to answer questions from the audience.
We Women director Colleen Rua, a 2000 alumna who studied in the Theatre Department and now is an assistant professor of Theatre at Bridgewater State University, has been "totally committed and invaluable" to this project, says Moreno
The play deals with deprivation and abuse of women of all ages and social classes around the world. Professional actors from the Boston area will perform readings of seven of the play's 10 scenes.
Successful collaboration
The translation project required Moreno and Madrigal to work closely for many hours. The professor and student would meet in person, communicate through e-mail or—with Moreno on sabbatical this semester —chat via Skype.
"This has been a collaborative effort from beginning to end," says Moreno. "Susana has invested a lot of time on this project, and she really believes in it. She has been faithful in preserving the work written in Spanish by the playwright and translating every word precisely into English."
Madrigal, a McNair scholar who is majoring in Spanish and Sociology, describes her translating experience as a valuable learning tool and a successful endeavor. "I feel good about everything and that I accomplished what I set out to do."
Team effort
Moreno is delighted that the We Women event involves so many members of the Suffolk community.
"It's wonderful to see everyone come together, and it has been a team effort," she says.
The reading is sponsored by the World Languages and Cultural Studies Department, the Spanish Club, Sigma Delta Pi, and the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program.


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Novation's finger is firmly on the pulse
The Innovative hardware designers Novation have unveiled Impulse, their latest range of controllers which will undoubtedly replicate the success of the company's previous MIDI keyboard lines. The new collection features 3 USB MIDI keyboard controllers offering 25, 49 and 61 note keyboards and a range of assignable function controls including knobs, faders, buttons and drum pads.
Each impulse controller features precision semi weighted keys with after touch bringing a professional feel to an affordable price point. The versatile control surface can be attributed to many software parameters allowing the user to take control of the DAW including transport, mixer and various plug-in functions. 8 back lit drum pads are perfect for playing in complex rhythms, warping arpeggios and firing off clips within the included Ableton Live Lite software. Each controller comes bundled with a wealth of music software and audio samples including products from Ableton, Novation and Loopmasters. As with its predecessor, the Impulse range features Automap, Novation's Automap control software which enables the user to assign knobs, faders and buttons to their chosen DAW or plug-in with great ease.
Precision Keyboard: Ultra-responsive semi weighted keyboard with aftertouch
Full DAW/plug-in control surface: 8 knobs, 9 faders and buttons (1 fader & button on Impulse25) and a custom LCD screen
Automap 4 control software: Enables instant hands-on access to your DAW and plug-ins
Multi-function drum pads: Warp arpeggios, roll beats and launch clips in Ableton Live
The new impulse keyboards feature a striking, futuristic visual design and boast sturdy construction, making them ideal touring partners as well as being perfect home or studio use.
Novation's Impulse range is due to begin shipping this month and can be pre-ordered now.


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Electric boiler repair Ewell, Stoneleigh, KT17
Professional, reliable electric boiler repairs in Ewell, Stoneleigh, KT17
Electric boiler on the blink? We can provide fast, reliable and affordable repairs for electric boilers in Ewell, Stoneleigh, KT17 and the surrounding area.
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Repairs performed by electricians with experience
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We're open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That means that no matter when your electric boiler breaks down, we're on hand to fix it. We serve the entire Ewell, Stoneleigh, KT17 area and beyond, so even if you're just outside of the KT17 postcode, we'll probably be able to help – just contact us to find out.
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Basic men's jacket
Added Aug 29, 2007
by lilo
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My husband had a very beloved jacket that was disintegrating. So I thought I'll give it a try, I cut it apart and made a pattern after the old one, I added 5cm on the length (according to his wishes) and voila!
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Aug 18, 2008, 07.29 PMby thehessonfamily
great jacket. you are very talented. did you happen to make a pattern for future reference…? ♥
Dec 6, 2007, 11.31 PMby jeffrey
really nice
Aug 30, 2007, 02.51 PMby bellamabella
this is great. its so professional. i kinda wish i had a guy the house so i could make him clothes.
Aug 30, 2007, 05.41 AMby lilo
Thankx for all your kind feed-back, heartwarming!
Benedikta, my husband likes casual clothing; he is very tall, so he has triuble in finding clothes long enough (e.g. sleeves). The jacket has been a hit, he wants more :) He also likes polo-shirts and casual (jeans-type) trousers.
Elaine, I was considering to reuse the zippers, but they were kinda worn down so they had to go, but the rope and the stoppers at the hood come from the old jacket. The old jacket had also a stretch (net) lining, mine is plain black thin (non-stretch) cotton, so I had to adjust for it (cut my lining bigger than the original – I had great help from the video on this site showing how to line a jacket, Steffi I think it was).
Nora, the initials are mine :-)
Aug 29, 2007, 06.09 PMby nora
Fabulous! Are the letters his initials?
Aug 29, 2007, 05.05 PMby elainemay
another great piece! your work looks so professional. did you reuse any parts of the old jacket to make the new one?
Aug 29, 2007, 05.02 PMby benedikta
good job lilo, what a lucky husband you got..he is almost smiling :). Even more a reason to get men's pattern on the site as soon as possible! What would your husband like to have?
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Should Smaller Japanese Merge - Subaru, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Isuzu
link on Suzuki
See the latest developments. David welch is decent writer.0
http://www.businessweek.com/print/globalbiz/content/mar2006/gb20060330_090393.ht- m
GM divesting its stake in Isuzu to Mitsubishi0
is in desperate straits with the Delphi mess - they could need all their cash in just a few months, and word is they could burn $1 billion a month if the Delphi folks reject the contract offer and strike. So they are selling like crazy. I guess the deal to sell a major stake in GMAC got held up or something.
ANYWAY, I am sure that one way or another they will sell their Isuzu stake. Not so convinced it will be to Mitsu. But these four will not merge - too much baggage and not enough oomph.
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baggage can be unloaded slowely to increase efficiency and oomph can wait. We need not inject too much oomph lest there may be oomph overdose.
Rest assured, merger is the only way to surival, otherwise they are doomed. Smaller fish will be expunged by the bigger fish. They will just die and get expunged in this evolutionary surge.0
The new SUVs such as escalade will not only save GM it will breath new life into the organization. I am sure after all this restructuring they will suceed.0
"They will just die and get expunged in this evolutionary surge."
Not Subaru - Toyota just took a stake in them and solved their biggest global problem - all the red ink at their Indiana plant. I think they will be fine for some time to come.
All of the other three may fall back out of the U.S. in the next five years, but I doubt they will disappear back in Japan.
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Mitsubishi adds value to whomever buys them someday. I'm really suprised nobody's baught em' yet. :surprise:
GM should buy them and then bring back the
Mitsubishi 3000 VR-4 and kick everyone's butt in sportscars with a twin turbo, 4 wheel steering, All-Wheel Drive Supercar0
tazereli Posts: 241Its called the evo and weighs about 2 tons less than that old behemoth and costs about 10 grand less than the 3000 did when it happily went away back in 1999ish.
wonderwall Posts: 126I mentioned in another forum that virtually every Saturn I see blows blue smoke. Mitsubishi seems to come in a close second.0
Hehe, didn't DCX just SELL their interest in Mitsu? Which I would say was a positive move. Talk about a car company going nowhere in America.
I guess they didn't add much value to the Daimler empire. :-P
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See I like Mitsubishi. They just don't have all the right cars. The Gallant for example is just not quite good enough to compete with the camcord crowd and get's lost on peoples shopping lists. Mitsubishi does make a few nice vehicles like the Eclipse and the new EVO looks promising to the fast and furious crowd. They seem to blend with Subaru for some reason in my eyes. Maybe Subaru and Mitsubishi should merge ? :confuse:
nah, they should just dump all the totally blah crap they sell, and become a niche carmaker in America selling nothing but Evos and Ralliart models. THEN you'd be talking. They don't have one single model that really stands out in the crowd, despite recent updates. The brand new Outlander is quickly forgotten. The Eclipse was a boulevardier right from the start, with its pork. The Endeavor? Who cares? The Galant and Lancer? Forget it. The Mitsu name has turned into an unknown in America, kept alive only by the Evo's presence in Fast and Furious movies and the GT video game. And the people influenced by those media don't have the money to buy much of ANY new car.
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phinneas519 Posts: 115I'd like to remind any of you who are nay-saying Mitsubishi for offering inferior products that their reason for a sketchy debt situation was their poor financing strategies years ago. They tried to extend easy, often interest-free credit to young kids to get them to buy their sportier cars, though the buyers just drove them around for free and returned them, leaving Mitsu dealers with a used vehicle and nothing to show for it. I've owned Buick, Toyota and even Acura-made vehicles and while good in their own right, I've enjoyed my 2004 Lancer Sportback most of all, which, unfortunately, only saw the US market only briefly.
They do have quality, though it likely has been damaged somewhat by emptier coffers, though what credibility remains is damaged by the current status of their company, mostly caused by a short-sighted financial decision. In the end, most cars these days range from average to pretty darn good. The difference between Toyotas, Hondas and even Hyundais compared to a number of other vehicles made by an array of other manufacturers is, to an extent, negligible. However, Toyota for example, rides on its reputation and marketing strategies, though the vehicles it makes are mostly bland and overprices with a more noticeable decrease in quality than in times past. However, by a majority of US market buyers, they are seen as infalliable and a guarantee for worry-free ownership. It's all in the image and that's something Mitsubishi should remember.
At least their high-end performance models still give them the credibility they deserve; I see some glimmer of a good idea in what Nippon said before about focusing on their Ralliart legacy to remind people about what makes Mitsubishi as good as it was and is. So if they try to market themselves differently or gain a greater presences here in the states, they can salvage their import status to some extent and let their products take care of the rest. Mitsubishi is capable of this - they just have to make some smart, careful moves in the right direction.0
stever Posts: 52,683"Maybe tiny Suzuki Motor Corp. no longer has to be concerned that sales for its American Suzuki Motor Corp. unit have been evaporating towards near-nonexistence: information from Europe says the burgeoning Volkswagen Group has plans to take over Suzuki by the end of the year."
Suzuki Reportedly in VW's Hands by Year-End (AutoObserver)
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Geisha Allie
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by zenica
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This is a very belated christmas present for a friend. I saw the fabric and new I would make Allie with it. While I love the fabric design, I hate sewing with satin and fabrics with stretch… won't do it again soon.
I am quite happy with the way the outside turned out, but the inside is a bit too messy for my liking. The facing around the neck is horrible despite the care I took sewing it, I want to find another solution for it next time (I have gorgeous burgundy fabric ready for another friend's b'day present). I made a trial run from cotton for myself and the facing was terrible there too, but I thought it was because I had sewed it on the wrong way round… Anyhow, I hope my friend will like it and feel special wearing it ;-)
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Mar 17, 2010, 07.02 PMby domestic-divaonline
I can see why you chose this fabric. It's really beautiful. You mentioned "the inside is a bit too messy for my liking." Maybe you could try using French seams next time to create a very clean look inside? Thanks for sharing your project.
Mar 10, 2010, 09.46 PMby jane47
Love your fabric choice.
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Washington State Apparently Taxes Clubs For People Saying On Yelp That They Danced
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Dancing, what could be more controversial? Whether it's arresting NYC subway travelers for doing the charleston, or body slamming anyone dancing silently at a memorial to freedom, there appears to be something our government dislikes about musically-induced gyrations. With that in mind, it's with a total lack of surprise that I report that the state of Washington is attempting to make up the tax revenue they forgave Microsoft by finding any clubs in Seattle that offer patrons an "opportunity to dance" and taxing the testicles off of them. It all began, apparently, when state lawmakers revised their software royalty tax because of Microsoft.
In April 2010, Washington State's Legislature changed the definition of its software royalty tax and effectively granted amnesty to Microsoft, helping the company lock up $1.51 billion in savings from its thirteen-year Nevada tax dodge - and more than $100 million annually each year into the future.Well, it wouldn't do for the state to simply have less tax revenue, so to make that amount up they decided to shake down Seattle clubs with a relatively ancient tax on "opportunities to dance" and demanding back taxes from tons of clubs. Just to throw out some numbers, we're talking about tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars owed per club. Moreover, this tax was actually never intended to be applied to night clubs, ballrooms, or bars. It was originally meant for clubs that partook in some ancient ritual called "jazzercise". Now it's being selectively reinterpreted to tax these clubs, even if their patrons don't dance at all.
It works like this: If the state believes that you give your patrons the opportunity to dance, then you pay the tax even when people don't dance. That's according to Mike Gowrylow, with the Department of Revenue. Gowrylow: "You could have somebody go into a nightclub, or a bar, or tavern, and they pay cover charges. Unless you followed every person around, you wouldn't know if they actually danced or not, so the only simple way we could have of defining this is if you give them the opportunity to dance, then the tax applies."This has led to a sadly hysterical practice by club owners that involves strategically placing club furniture throughout their floors as a sort of obstacle course to prevent dancing. No, seriously, that is actually happening.
That said, while government could win championships in evil, they're not real big on doing actual work, so you'd imagine it would be quite difficult for Department of Revenue employees to go to different clubs and bars to see if the obstacle courses are obstacle-y enough to warrant no taxation. As it turns out, they don't even bother. Instead, they just troll the internet to see if anyone mentions any dancing at these places. Seriously.
Gowrylow says auditors search the Internet to find out whether people dance at specific clubs. One clubowner reports an auditor told him: "You have the opportunity to dance, and we verified it by 8 or 10 different references on Yelp."Think it can't get any stupider? Wrong. One club offers this.
"My auditor… came in with an obituary of a girl who committed suicide," says another club owner. "When I argued that we aren't primarily a dance club—we have 'No Dancing' signs up everywhere—she flashed this obit that said the girl liked to dance at [our club]. The auditor said, 'I know this is ridiculous, but I have to do this.'"Yay, bureaucracy. To pay these thousands-of-dollars fines, many of the clubs in Seattle are asking for donations, noting that, if something in the assessments doesn't change, their businesses may not survive. I know a decent-sized software company that should probably be donating right about now.


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Father Frank Brennan, who is professor of law at the Australian Catholic University, says the effects of a two-year extension sought by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse have not been taken into account.
In its interim report on Monday, the commission said it would need a two-year extension until December 2017, and an extra $104 million.
Fr Brennan said on Thursday the Catholic Church, as the main organisation under the commission's scrutiny, had spent years trying to develop protocols to deal with sexual abuse.
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In an article published in the online journal Eureka Street Fr Brennan wrote the commission was setting up unreal expectations of compensation among victims.
"The commission is clearly anxious to expand the realm of vicarious liability, much in the way that the courts in the UK and Canada have done, however there is little point in asking witnesses about this, let alone asking church leaders.
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Kentucky coach John Calipari and Indiana coach Tom Crean can't agree on where to play, so they instead are discontinuing one of college basketball's best rivalries.
The two border-state schools — winners of a combined 13 national championships — will not play next season. Indiana athletics director Fred Glass announced Thursday that the series is being discontinued because the two coaches couldn't agree on sites for the games.
Indiana wanted to continue playing the games on a home-and-home basis, with the next one set for UK's Rupp Arena. The Kentucky athletics department had proposed to play the next two games in the series in Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium — with an even split of the roughly 50,000 tickets between the two programs, according to a source close to the negotiations. Indiana declined that suggestion and Thursday preemptively declared no agreement on continuing the series could be reached.
"We have a strong belief that this series should be played on campus and is something that should be beneficial for both teams," Crean said in a statement.
From 1991 to 2005, the UK-Indiana games were staged at Indianapolis' Hoosier Dome and Freedom Hall in alternating years. Both schools split the tickets evenly -- down the center-court line, creating the purest of all neutral court matchups. Beginning in '06, the games shifted back to Bloomington, Ind., and Lexington, Ky.
"We are extremely disappointed in Indiana's decision to end our annual men's basketball series," UK athletics director Mitch Barnhart said Thursday in a statement. "We were under the impression that we were in continued negotiations with Indiana University on signing a two-year contract to play the annual game at neutral sites. After the NCAA championships, both schools verbally agreed in principle to play for two years at neutral sites (December 8, 2012 and December 7 or 14, 2013) and agreed to revisit campus sites upon completion of the two-year deal.
"The public comments by Indiana prior to today over the last week led us to believe that our previous verbal agreement could be in jeopardy, but at no point did we ever have any mutual discussions with Indiana to end the series. We were contacted by Indiana today shortly before 2 p.m. ET and informed that due to our desire to move to neutral sites they were moving on for the 2012-13 season and would revisit continuing the series at a later date. Our desire to play the series at a neutral site was due mainly to the success of the series from 1992-2006. It allowed the fans of both schools to enjoy the experience of one of the greatest rivalries every year. Everyone that watched or attended those games said it was a great atmosphere for college basketball. We looked at this as an opportunity to recapture that atmosphere and unfortunately it ended today."
The timing of the UK-IU impasse could not be worse for college basketball fans. Both teams are expected to open next season ranked in the top five.
The two teams played perhaps the most exciting regular-season game last season -- a 73-72 IU win in Bloomington over then-No. 1 Kentucky on a last-second 3-pointer by Christian Watford. The two teams staged a rematch in the NCAA Tournament with Kentucky winning 102-90 in the Sweet 16 en route to its eighth national title.
"While we understand that such neutral site games could be quite lucrative, we think the series should be continued as it is, home and home," Glass said. "Playing on campus enables our students to attend these marquee games which we believe is a great component of the overall college experience.
"Playing in the historic venues that are Assembly Hall and Rupp Arena is also a tremendous experience for our student-athletes."
With the SEC moving to an 18-game schedule beginning next season, Calipari had looked to shift one of its marquee rivalry games -- Indiana, Louisville and North Carolina -- to a neutral site. Because of the success of such UK-IU games in Indianapolis and Louisville, that was the natural target for a move.
Barnhart also said Thursday that the Kentucky-North Carolina series might end as well, although with Indiana pulling the plug on its game, it does create an opening on the UK schedule for a marquee opponent such as UNC.
Kentucky athletics director Mitch Barnhart said Thursday that the North Carolina series might end as well, although with Indiana pulling the plug on its game, it does create an opening on the UK schedule for a marquee opponent such as UNC.
North Carolina associate athletics director Larry Gallo, however, said Thursday that UNC and UK — two of the three winningest programs in NCAA history — playing for a 13th consecutive seasons is unlikely. The ACC, like the SEC, also plans to go to 18 conference games in the future, putting added scheduling pressure on the Tar Heels, too.
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Wait, copy/pasting levels is a bad thing? Dragons Age 3 reputed to be much less like Halo
Subject: General Tech | April 11, 2012 - 04:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gaming, dragon age 3, BioWare
If you can believe the hints that BioWare is dropping, Dragon Age 3 should feel a lot less like a very expensive, poorly designed add on and more like an actual new game. Of course, this comes from a very quick talk given at PAX about an unannounced game which might or might not be in development, so your sodium intake for the day should be adjusted to compensate. They also implied that your choices would Effect the ending of the game ... now where have we heard that before?
"Rumours are flying that Dragon Age 3 might be something more like the sequel to Dragon Age we've been hoping for. After Dragon Age 2 came out feeling more like a side-project, BioWare have dropped some hefty hints that they're looking to redress much of that in an unannounced third game for the series. At a PAX East panel, as spotted by Eurogamer and recorded by Gamespot, Dragon Age developers discussed what a hypothetical game might contain, were it to exist, which it currently doesn't, but obviously does. It's to be a far more varied game, with new locales, and decisions that carry over from previous games."
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- Need For Speed: World PC (Free-to-Play) Review @ eTeknix
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- Game Of Thrones RPG Out In June, Kissed Its Sister @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Fan Makes FTC Complaint Over Mass Effect 3 Ending, But it Won't Hold Water @ Forbes
- Kinect Star Wars (XBOX 360) Game Review @ HardwareHeaven
Yet another The Old Republic trailer, oh and release date
Subject: General Tech | September 26, 2011 - 03:49 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: The Old Republic, Star Wars, MMO, BioWare
WOW there is a lot of anticipation building up towards EA's The Old Republic. The MMO Star Wars fans seem to be swooning over after each successive trailer release has released yet another trailer. Made entirely in-game (with the likely exception of a few title sequences) the new trailer shows the breadth of the MMO: Ton-Ton to Wookie; Droid wars to Space battles. Then, with a final unexpected jolt of music, it is finally revealed to be released December 20th, 2011 in North America and December 22nd, 2011 in Europe. And the floor be once again littered with passed out piles of PC Gamers.
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While I am personally not an MMO player it looks to me like BioWare will do Star Wars fans justice with this offering. Few companies can spread their focus and make massive games like BioWare and that is one of the main attributes required to recreate an entire world for many different viewpoints to explore. Many were nervous about the fate of The Old Republic; BioWare was very cagey with disclosing their release dates which led to speculation of behind the scene troubles developing a game as massive as they promised. Now that a date is official and is as nearby as it is, it seems like BioWare was simply just keeping the mantra: "It is done when it is done."
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Reading - Five Way to Build a $100M Business
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Yellow is the energy drink of paint colors, adding an artificial boost of light and zest. It tricks the mind into seeing sunshine instead of shadows, and feeling vitality over fatigue. It's perfect for kitchens. As the vital and active heart of homes, they should be bright, cheerful and stimulating.
Because the human eye processes yellow first, over all other colors, just a splash will do the job. Which means you can paint only the cabinets, like the lead image above. Or, you can throw caution to the wind and cover the walls, trim, and everything in between.
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1. Benjamin Moore, Nacho Cheese
2. Behr, Citrus Splash
3. Serena & Lily, Dandelion
4. Farrow & Ball, Yellow Ground
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