text: US Mid-Morning Recap by TradeTheNews Staff - Asian markets were all lower led by the Shanghai Composite, which plunged nearly 9%. Chinese equity weakness was precipitated by talk that additional macro-tightening policies could be introduced at an annual meeting coming up in early March. European Indices followed suit many off 2% on the day. Much of the money coming out of equities overnight has been flowing to the relative safety of government bonds, and that trend was only amplified by much weaker than expected US January Durable Goods reading before the NYC open. The 10-year yield has fallen below 4.6% while the Sept Fed Fund Futures contract puts the odds of an August meeting rate cut at nearly 70%. The equity weakness is extremely broad-based with breathe on the NYSE at 22:1 negative. US Indices and equity futures are at or near session lows with financials and deep cyclical names really selling off. The Oil Patch is lower as well with the Oil Service Index down 1.3% despite crude making new session highs approaching $62. - The Dollar has been under continual pressure with a brief respite coming after stronger then expected January existing home sales data. The greenback has since given back all of that traction. USD/JPY is just off session lows at 118.70. EUR/USD is near this morningâs high as well at 1.3232. April Gold futures are rallying off of earlier lows after holding support that was said to be around the $677 level. Copper is moved up from its worst levels but is still down 1.5% at $2.81.


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we recently tested a new confluence version and installed the add-on, we setup a document editor server and it worked.
Confluence Version 6.7.2
Now we deployed a new confluence appliance, installed the add-on and no attachment is showing the "Edit in Only Office" context.
Confluence is the same Version as in the lab scenario and the add-on is loaded and active. it's just showing it's outdated but that was also showing in the lab setup - but it worked.
Is there anything that we might have done to disable this add-on? Or is there a log to lookup a possible error?
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Long Beach Teacher honored as champion for family literacy
2010-05-12 · By Editor
Long Beach educator Rosa Hernandez was named as a runner up for the national 2010 Toyota Family Literacy Teacher of the Year award at the National Conference on Family Literacy in April. Hernandez, who is an early childhood educator, has been working at the Long Beach Family Literacy Program for 14 years.
"Research and results at family literacy centers throughout the country demonstrate that working with multiple generations is the best way to lift up the entire family," said Sharon Darling, president & founder of NCFL. "It increases their stability and financial well-being, and it opens the door of infinite possibility to them. Rosa's dedication is having an immediate and long-term impact not only on those families she touches but on the entire community."
As part of the award given by Toyota and the National Center for Family Literacy, she received a scholarship to the NCFL conference and a $500 grant for her program. The honors go to educators who demonstrate extraordinary efforts to improve the literacy skills of children and their parents.
"I was very honored and surprised," Hernandez said of the runner-up notification. "What I do every day comes from the bottom of my heart." Hernandez reached finalist status in 2008 and went on to reach runner-up status this year out of a pool of five top educators in the nation.
Hernandez has worked for 14 years teaching children and their parents literacy and life skills. In Long Beach Family Literacy, parents join their preschool children in class for two days each week, learning how to support their learning. The parents also take other computer literacy, parenting and English-as-a second language classes at the same time on the Long Beach School for Adults campus where their children attend.
Helping Hernandez to win the national honor was a glowing, co-authored testimonial from parents. Parents raved about the education their children received in Hernandez's class.
"Mrs. Hernandez and Mrs. Bridgette Spikes, her instructional aide, are definitely excellent teachers," the parents wrote. "Our children are at an advanced level in knowledge according to their age. They have won our deepest appreciation and admiration."
Over the past three years, more than 20 of the family members that Hernandez has worked with have gone on to secure employment, receive promotions, and/or enroll in and successfully complete college classes.
The family literacy program is housed at the Long Beach School for Adults, 3701 E. Willow Street. Begun in 1992, Long Beach Family Literacy is funded by the State of California Even Start Office and First 5 Los Angeles. The effort is a collaboration between the Long Beach Unified School District and the City of Long Beach's Pacific Gateway Workforce Investment Network.


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Tingalayo performed by 5C
This song is Tingalayo performed by 5C. It is a calypso, a style of music that is often sung in places like Trinidad and Tobago. They did this as part of their singing journey around the world. They were horrified about the story behind the style of singing where black Africans were sold as slaves and would sing Calypso music on their journey across the Atlantic in horrendous conditions.


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Sad news to hear that original Faith No More frontman Chuck Mosley has passed away aged 57, as confirmed by his family.
Chuck sang on the first two Faith No More records "We Care A Lot" and "Introduce Yourself" before eventually being replaced by Mike Patton.
During one of HR's lapses from Bad Brains, Chuck Mosley sang for the band. In 1990, Mosley joined the band after the Quickness was released. He performed at nearly sixty shows in the United States and Europe before leaving the band in January 1992. Unfortunately, besides live bootlegs nothing was recorded with Chuck in the band.
After his stint in the Bad Brains, Mosley fronted a new band called CEMENT and went on to release two albums. Check out their impressive debut album from 1993 below.
Mosley reunited with Faith No More last year for the re-release of their debut record "We Care A Lot" along with joining industrial supergroup, Primitive Race featuring members of Skinny Puppy, KMFDM and Pop Will Eat Itself.
Chuck's family issued the following statement:
"After a long period of sobriety, Charles Henry Mosley III lost his life, on November 9th, 2017, due to the disease of addiction. We're sharing the manner in which he passed, in the hopes that it might serve as a warning or wake up call or beacon to anyone else struggling to fight for sobriety. He is survived by long-term partner Pip Logan, two daughters, Erica and Sophie and his grandson Wolfgang Logan Mosley. The family will be accepting donations for funeral expenses. Details to follow when arranged."
From Faith No More...
"It's with a heavy, heavy heart we acknowledge the passing of our friend and bandmate, Chuck Mosley. He was a reckless and caterwauling force of energy who delivered with conviction and helped set us on a track of uniqueness and originality that would not have developed the way it had had he not been a part. How fortunate we are to have been able to perform with him last year in a reunion style when we re-released our very first record. His enthusiasm, his sense of humor, his style and his bravado will be missed by so many. We were a family, an odd and dysfunctional family, and we'll be forever grateful for the time we shared with Chuck."
Vale Chuck Mosley.


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I've been lost in cybermedia just long enough to make a personal and perhaps insightful observation. Why is this important to me? Because instead of writing every day, I'm swept along by what everyone else is writing. Or selling. Or convincing me I must have in my arsenal of marketing strategies.
However, I write this with true respect for the social media revolution. Who can refute the sweeping tide of interconnectedness, the prize of Alexa ratings, the number of followers displayed on a Facebook page (shhhh–new design rumored)? Do we blog because we love writing or to avoid the black hole of cyber-invisibility? To keep our names, books and/or products "searchable?" Is it all really about "relationships" or more about tips for selling 100 books in 2 weeks (or less)? Are these agendas mutually exclusive?
Intrigued by the short history of the blogging phenomenon, I found an interesting overview published in 2007: "Social Network Sites: Definition, History, and Scholarship." Fourteen years ago, SixDegrees.com launched the first social network site. And here we are today, finding ever more innovative ways to connect, reconnect, recycle connections and add total strangers as friends to our blogs.
Does anyone remember telephone party lines and how intrusive it seemed to share conversations with others. These days, blogging and social networking offer a version of those old party lines we once avoided.
All of which leads to my burning question as a relatively new blogger. Is blogging a black hole in the social media cosmos – one part of of a "complex but orderly self-inclusive system"? Are we missing out if we don't join in? For me, the answer is more about focus than fashion.
I confess I've incorporated many of the widgets and devices that make connections readily more expansive. And, I've made some reasonable purchases from bloggers to help boost my own marketing presence. Not to mention the flirty appeal of a quick tweet. But time spent meanderingthe gadget mall and connection corridors leave me, literally, at a loss for words.
So I thought I'd write this post to share my own bewilderment. Is there anyone in the blogosphere whose posts are crafted with the pure intent and joy of writing? I'm not referring to heavyweight journalists or top-tier commentators. I mean people like me.
I'd like to believe that time spent blogging is worthwhile. That it's not about the metrics, but the content. Are there any "beacons" out there–sources of blog writing quality, guidance and inspiration?
Here's an experiment and challenge for my readers:
- In the spirit of inquiry, I invite you to join the conversation. Suggest a topic about what makes a great blog–it may be the headline for my next article!
- In the spirit of a newly versed blogger, I invite you to check out my brand-new children's picture book, Sunbelievable. Today is the last day for free shipping with signed copies!
I welcome comments and feedback. Hmmmm… could this be the start of a beautiful connection?


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Ethiopia, formerly known as Abyssinia until the 20th century is a landlock country located in the Horn of Africa, northeast Africa. It is bordered by Eritrea to the north and northeast, Djibouti and Somalia to the east, Sudan and South Sudan to the west, and Kenya to the south. Ethiopia falls in the category of the most populous landlock country in the world and the second-most populated nation in Africa with over 90 million inhabitants. Ethiopia is the oldest independent country in Africa and one of the oldest in the world.
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The first installment in our Great Grooves series, Gahu (Gah-HOO) is a recreational style of music of the Ewe (EH-way) people of Ghana, Togo, and Benin. Because Gahu belongs to a folk tradition, different renditions and interpretations abound, not merely between neighbouring countries and regions, but even neighbouring villages.
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RxJava is a library that helps in writing code using reactive paradigm. When writing programs using RxJava, the hardest part is thinking in Reactive, which requires one to let go of old imperative and stateful habits of programming, and start thinking in a different paradigm. At my work in ThoughtWorks I have been using RxJava for more that six months in production applications. My talk will be based on the knowledge that I gained and lessons that I learnt from my practical experience of RxJava.
My goals from this talk are:
(1) To demystify the reactive paradigms concepts for the attendees and
(2) Provide enough information about the mechanics of RxJava so that attendees can straight away start experimenting with the library
The topics that I will be talking about are:
– Introduction to Reactive Programming
– Creating Observable (the source)
– Creating Observer (the consumer)
– Subscribing (connecting consumer to source)
– Operators (for Transforming, Filtering and Combining)
– Building Resilience (Error handling)
– Using Concurrency (Schedulers)
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'I think the system is basically sound, I truly do. I understand there's a lot of nervousness. The economy is growing. Productivity is high. Trade's up. People are working--it's not as good as we'd like. And to the extent that we'll find weakness, we'll move.'
--President George W. Bush, seeking to bolster confidence in the U.S. economy
'This regime is not in crisis.'
--Mahjoub Mohammed Saleh, an analyst in Sudan and co-founder of the independent newspaper al-Ayam, after President Omar al-Bashir was charged by the International Criminal Court with orchestrating a campaign that the UN says has killed 300,000 people in Darfur
'My dress has beautiful beads on the bottom of it, and I stepped on my gown and they made me slip. It was like I was on Roller blades. There was no conspiracy or anything. Nobody left marbles on the floor. It was just me.'
--Miss USA Crystle Stewart (above), who fell during the Miss Universe evening gown competition Monday in Vietnam


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Sean's 10th solo album 'New Day Dawning' is proving very popular with his fans, Sean continues to get much radio play with songs like 'Isle of Hope Isle of Tears', 'Galway to Graceland' 'Home' 'Home away from home' still proving very popular with his listeners. New material like 'Paint me a picture of Ireland' 'Natures Little Symphony', 'Don't teach me how to cry' and 'One More Hour' are now becoming standards in his show.


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2005 Base C6 w/ 6spd. Two weeks ago I installed my 5th (fifth) battery in this 5 year old car. This new battery is a $180 4 year free replacement battery. Typical event: The car will sit for weeks with out a problem. Then one day I drive it and the next day the battery is dead. The dealer claims the car has the latest s/w build. Today I went to the car after it had been sitting 3 days and the battery was dead. I charged it for 2 hours. I started the car and even after the two hour battery pre-charge the alternator burned out in about 10 minutes. (That is a first.)
I know now to try and isolate the circuit by pulling fuses. But the questions are:
1. Is there a TSB with hints about where to start the search or maybe some other approach?
2. Does anyone know a way I can verify if the car really has the latest software build?
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HI there,
There are multiple calibration updates for the vehicle control modules.
Honestly, your dealership can print out what does or does NOT need to be done.
PCM BCM and remote control door lock receiver should be checked.
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If there's one thing Jersey Shore star Pauly D knows, it's how to score with the ladies! So get ready to fist pump with Cupid this Valentine's Day, because the deejay is sharing his ultimate hookup playlist with you!
Ke$ha, "Tik Tok"
Kings of Leon, "Sex on Fire"
David Guetta, "Sexy B–"
Kid Cudi, "Memories"
Lady Gaga, "Bad Romance"
Britney Spears, "3"
David Guetta, "One Love"
Black Eyed Peas, "Imma Be"
Black Eyed Peas, "Meet Me Halfway"
Black Eyed Peas, "I Got a Feeling"
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Finding the value of a house on Zillow requires searching for the home on the Zillow website and locating the value on the result page for the specific address. The value that Zillow provides is known as a "Zestimate" and is only an estimate rather than the actual value for the home, notes Investopedia. Those who want a more official value should seek an appraiser or real estate agent, suggests Zillow.
To estimate a specific home's value, do the following:
- Visit the Zillow "Homes" page
- Enter the home's address
Go to the Zillow website and click the "Find My Home" button to go to a page explaining the Zestimate and featuring a search option for the home's address.
Type the home's address in the large search box on the page and then click the magnifying glass. A page with the Zestimate will appear for the home, along with an option to update facts about the home and data about the values of nearby houses.
The Zestimate value comes from data people and organizations have submitted about the property; therefore, the value may not always be up-to-date, notes Zillow. A computer generates the values using an algorithm the company has created, which isn't public information.
A similar real estate website offering property value estimates is Trulia, and its accuracy also varies, notes Investopedia.


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Thirty years ago today the classically animated game "Dragon's Lair" came out in arcades. People everywhere were swarming to the arcades to play this revolutionary game. Dragon's Lair to this day is still being played worldwide on every console, computer, phone, tablet out there, you name it. We got the


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Hallvard B Furuseth writes:One big problem, if I understand you correctly, is that a database accumulates the results bugs more efficiently than anything else. There's no layer between slapd and the disk database which may catch an error or fail before the error gets saved.More importantly, an Entry* from the database is a write handle into the database which other modules *must not* make use of. If they do, the write happens even if the database never makes a decision to write anything. E.g. in a search operation if overlay rwm meddles a bit too deeply. Though that problem can be fixed with... sigh, an entry cache.
Not necessarily. We can mmap memory ranges with read-only access. That means whenever we modify an entry, we must duplicate it first, but that's already how things work now.
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• Perform reception and administrative duties, including; greeting clients in person and on the phone, coordinating meetings and taking meeting minutes, photocopying, faxing and scanning documents into the Electronic Medical Record (EMR)
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• Ensure accurate tracking and logging of all client interventions, hours and appropriate reporting requirements as identified by the Erie St. Clair Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) and the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care (MOHLTC)
• Provide referral information for internal and/or external programs and services to support the "circle of care" for clients
• Implement document management and distribution systems and maintain inventory of necessary forms and supplies
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• Initiate crisis response procedures when necessary
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Testing Ubuntu Unity on my eeepc 901 (with screenshots)11 May 2010
At the Ubuntu Developers Summit this week one of the major announcements so far is Ubuntu Unity, a new lightweight GUI. The aim being to take the best features from instant on type Linux systems while still providing a fully featured system, this type of system being ideal for netbooks and appliance type computing. This GUI will form the basis of a currently OEM only distro; ubuntu light designed for instant boot appliance or netbook computers.
In this post I'll quickly detail how to install it and then quickly look at it's features and shortcomings, I won't repeat everything which has already been written regarding what plans are for the future.
As there is a ppa installation on ubuntu is a simple matter of adding the ppa and using apt-get to install the package:
Then just logout and login choosing Ubuntu Unity Netbook Edition as the session.
InterfaceThe first thing that strikes you after login is the diminutive size of the toolbars and new dock. The new dock behaves in a similar way to the OSX dock and to my mind is much better than the current cumbersome application chooser in UNR. Currently there is no way to add applications to the dock that I found, but I'm sure that's coming.
On launching an application such as Firefox the increase in vertical screen space is apparent even though it's only tens of pixels but still a welcomed change:
Previously it had been mentioned (on uupc I believe) that Google Chromium will become the default browser of UNR however here firefox is still the default, as shown above. While the improved vertical screen space is appreciated I still feel Google Chromium is a much better choice for netbook screens:
It's probably not the fairest point to comment on performance but I have nothing bad to report, installation is smooth and performance is on a par with normal gnome on eeepc. All to be expected as it's running on top of a vanilla 10.04 installation.
In ConclusionIt's obvious that Unity is at a very early stage of development, however it is still very usable and I had none of the problems reported by some of crashing and errors on login and logout. probably due to my fairly standard hardware of the eeepc. I will however refrain from pointing out the shortcomings of the dock that others have as I expect it will improve a great deal before final release.
I really like the new dock and the screen to view all windows, once the dock has been finished it should be a really nice alternative to the default gnome interface, especially if it's combined with an even faster booting system. I also look forward to integration of Unity and the newer gnome features.
That said I think I'll stick with the normal gnome interface while Unity continues to improve.


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Sarah Chaney, Development and Marketing Manager at Benjamin Franklin House. © Rachel Hayward / Culture24
Culture24 reporters have been hitting the road this weekend to report on Museums at Night events right across the UK. Here Rachel Hayward visits Benjamin Franklin House and uncovers a tale of nudity and bones...
Benjamin Franklin House is one of London's lesser-known museums, tucked away at 37 Craven Street, yards from Charing Cross and Embankment Stations. And yet it is the world's only remaining Franklin residence, despite the fact that it was the London lodging for 16 years of the Benjamin Franklin, US Founding Father.
Prepare to be shocked by the antics of eighteenth century surgeons. © Rachel Hayward / Culture24
That he was an inventor and scientist is perhaps not as well known but we were thoroughly enlightened by Benjamin Franklin House Administrator and Operations Manager/Education Officer, Alice Kershaw. Alice presented a literally crackling demonstration of how Franklin discovered lightning-transmitted electricity and came up with his very own design for a lightning rod.
We were also treated to a musical interlude courtesy of Franklin's glass armonica invention. Think of the sound you make when drawing your finger round the wet rim of a glass. Franklin multiplied that effect with an assembly of interlocking glasses, rotated by a foot pump, to create the armonica.
Visitor Justin, 34, moves in for a close up of Franklin's writing desk. © Rachel Hayward / Culture24
The fatal drawback to this musical innovation was that Georgian glasses were rimmed with lead. As musicians unwittingly tasted this lethal poison when whetting their fingers to play leading to insanity and premature death, the armonica unsurprisingly fell out of favour.
But no matter, Mozart and Beethoven composed for this eerie-sounding instrument and it was even used as a ghostly backdrop to séances.
The atmosphere in the audience is electric. © Rachel Hayward / Culture24
The macabre tone of the evening was heightened down in the basement of the House. Here, amidst dark tales of bodysnatching and eighteenth century surgery, Sarah Chaney, Development and Marketing Manager at Benjamin Franklin House kept us rapt with a gripping description of the property's use as an anatomy school by one of its other lodgers, William Hewson.
Hewson stayed at the House at the same time as Franklin, and his grisly work was only uncovered during renovation work in 2006 which revealed two thousand human and animal bones buried beneath the house. Skulls, surgical knives and amputated bones lined the display cases around us.
Alice Kershaw, Benjamin Franklin's House Administrator and Operations Manager, tells the story of Franklin's glass armonica. © Rachel Hayward / Culture24
From human bones downstairs to naked bodies upstairs, as Alice explained, Franklin was a freethinking spirit in many different ways. He firmly believed that air baths, in other words disrobing and standing in a draught rather than bathing, would be more beneficial to cleanliness and health than using water.
The man who was to sign the American Declaration of Independence in 1776 thus provided rich entertainment for his neighbours across the street on many an occasion…
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Evelyn, 28, and Mark, 30. "We saw it on the Culture24 website, and hadn't heard of the Benjamin Franklin house before. It was really interesting especially the experiments. Seeing it at night gives the House a real sense of authenticity, makes it more spooky and in a small group, is much more special."
Jo (left) with her friend, Elizabeth. Jo: "A very interesting evening, conveniently timed so you can do normal things on a Saturday and this in the evening is something you can do with your friends, but is a special event. I'd love to do Museums at Night more often." Elizabeth: "My friend, author Tom Knox, has just written a book called the Genesis Secret, and part of it takes place at Benjamin Franklin House. That's why I'm here tonight."
Veronica: "Bones are always interesting. My background is biochemistry, and Franklin was such an interesting scientist, a fascinating personality. The atmosphere of the place is very special. It's completely different in the evening. People are more relaxed and there's more interaction with the place and its history."
Over 150 museums and galleries across the UK took part in Museums at Night 2009, which ran from May 15 - May 17. We hope next year's event will be even bigger and better, so watch out for news of Museums at Night 2010 on Culture24!


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Dwight Schrute – A Great Personal Trainer?
The latest episode of The Office (one of my favourite shows these days) shows Dwight Schrute open a gym. Don't worry, this post will not spoil the episode for you die-hard fans out there. It made me think of my own personal trainer and about personal trainers in general. I mean, what makes a good personal trainer? Before my friend and fellow triathlete, Amanda Stalwick, was my personal trainer I had never had one. My sister has had great success with a personal trainer over the past couple of years so I was excited to try it out. However, if … Keep reading


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The txt pro is the sister of Sony Ericsson's txt QWERTY phone. Instead of candy-bar form factor, the txt pro is a side-slider with sliding QWERTY keyboard for quick text input. Also, it has a 3-inch touchscreen display with 400×240 resolution and a 3.2 Megapixel camera with video recording. The txt pro comes in pink, black and white.
Sony Ericsson's txt pro, like the txt, comes with Twitter, Facebook and Google Talk social-networking applications, and Obigo Q7 web browser. It supports Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity and provides micro USB port and microSD/SDHC memory card slot. There is also FM radio with RDS.
Sony Ericsson txt pro works on GSM GPRS/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900. It will be released in Q3.


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Fairways Apartment (4 star graded) is the whole top storey of the building. We offer complete privacy, 24 hour security, tranquility, hospitality and much, much more. Whether you are planning to visit the world renowned Garden Route or you are planning to play golf, look no further. The apartment can accommodate 4 guests in the 2 en-suite double bedrooms with a living room and a spacious balcony. Both bedrooms and the living room walk out onto the balcony. Guests can truly relax in this tranquil environment and will enjoy watching the ever present wild life roaming on the estate - many bird species, guinea fowls and small game (springbuck). Children are welcome.
This luxury apartment (4 star graded by The Tourism Grading Council of South Africa) is situated on the upmarket Mossel Bay Golf Estate and Nature Reserve with 24 hours security. The estate is located in the central residential area of the town. All the major attractions, beaches, shopping areas and the N2 highway are within easy reach.
Check-in: 2:00 PM Check-out: 10:00 AM
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Visit numerous game lodges for game drives. Walk along the historical route in town to visit the many museums and the famous Post Office Tree comlex where the navigators, centuries ago, left post under this giant tree.
Visit many diverse art and craft shops, enjoy outdoor activities like scuba diving, shark cage viewing, bungi jumping, trips to Seal Island, helicopter flips etc.
Mossel Bay has the second most moderate climate in the world and has lovely white sandy beaches. Even during the winter most days are sunny with moderate temperatures.
The town offers many tourist attractions. Drive along the whale route during winter months to watch the giant mammals of the sea.
More than 2 guests: R180 per person extra.
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Remember the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q? This slide out physical QWERTY device was due to be out by August 15th, and while that has obviously gone and passed by, the device has been delayed and ultimately renamed by T-Mobile. Perhaps T-Mobile thought the Galaxy S Blaze Q was too ridiculous of a name? Well folks, the phone has been renamed to…. Wait for it…. The Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G. I'm sure you're thinking what I'm thinking, it's not any better is it? Either way, the phone has been indefinitely delayed and no word as to when it will become officially available.
Let's keep in mind that if we do put aside the odd name, it's still going to be the most powerful physical slide out QWERTY device yet to date. If you've forgotten the specs, you can expect a 1.5 GHz dual-core S4 Snapdragon processor, 1GB of RAM, a 720p (1280 x 720) display, and Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich.
Here's my long shot wish; Perhaps T-Mobile and Samsung is delaying the release in hopes to have it launch with Android 4.1 TouchWiz Jelly Bean instead of ICS? I know, it's a long shot that is probably far from the truth. But it would be nice, wouldn't it?
Confusing name apart, any of you guys interested in this device? I know physical QWERTY's haven't died out just yet.
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Find out what you need to know before you plant grass seed with Blain's Farm & Fleet.
Tired of looking at bare soil? The first thing you should know before you plant grass seed is that not all grass seed is created equal. You want to look for grass seed that has been evaluated and rated by the The National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP). The NTEP is a cooperative effort between the non-profit National Turfgrass Evaluation Program, Inc and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). You also want to make sure that the grass will grow well in your climate. Here's what you need to know before planting grass seed.
Test The Soil
This is the part where you've got to get down and dirty to test the soil. There are several different ways to test what kind of soil you have. You can test the pH of your soil with a simple test kit, which measures the amount of lime in the soil and the type of soil you have. Soil pH is measured on a scale of 0 to 14; 0 being acidic and 14 being alkaline. To learn more about testing your soil pH before you plant grass seed, read through our gardener's guide to soil pH.
Prepare the Soil
Once you know what kind of soil you have, you'll need to prepare the soil for the seed. You may need to change the pH of the soil. If your soil pH is is too low, add lime to the soil. If it's too high, add sulfur. You may also need to fertilize the soil to add any insufficient nutrients, such as potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen. For tips on picking the right fertilizer for your lawn, read through our blog article.
You will also need to break up the soil by tilling or aerating your lawn. A tiller will break up soil and make it easy to mix in any ingredients, such as fertilizer, sand, lime, etc. If you already have an existing lawn, you'll need to aerate the soil with an aerator.
Spread It Out & Roll It
After the soil is prepared, it's time to spread the grass seed. To spread the grass seed, you can use a drop or broadcast spreader, depending on the size of your lawn. A drop spreader drops the seed out of the bottom of the spreader, so you need to make sure your lines slightly overlap. With a broadcast spreader, the seed is broadly cast out on the soil. Once the seed is spread, use a rake to work it into the soil 1/4 inch. Once you're done raking, go over the area with a roller to ensure the soil is in contact with the seeds.
Let There Be Water
Finally, you'll need to keep the grass seed moist in order for it to grow successfully. To keep the seeds moist, water 2 – 3 times per day with a light spray. You don't want to over-water the seeds. Water less as the seeds begin to germinate, eventually tapering off as the grass grows.
Taking care of your lawn is important any time of the year. For more tips on planting grass feed, fertilizers and how-to's, visit our Lawn Care blog.


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Thanksgiving holiday has coming to bring a warm atmosphere to your family and friends. To fulfill your holiday, we have created a new game with a popular gameplay around the world - finding out differences in many pictures! With the theme "Funny Thanksgiving Pictures Hunter - Spot the Differences in Thanksgiving food and craft images", you will look for differences through many pairs of pictures about exciting and happy Thanksgiving. Beside delicious meals, awesome football games, and our great will make your holiday become fantastic.
Just focus on pictures to find out the differences in each pair of them. We have a ton of pictures for you to enjoy in this game!
Many levels, from easy to hard, are waiting for you to beat down. And of course there are also handsome rewards for your success.
The game will make you more patient, active, and happier with your buddy and family.
A very easy-to-play game and suitable for all ages
Very exciting and addictive
Beautiful graphic, awesome sound and cool music
High score means Great reward!
High-quality and lively pictures
Integrate with Game Center so that you can post score and challenge your friend in the leaderboard (only available for iOS)
How to play:
Look carefully into 2 given pictures and tap on differences. So easy!
Be patient to win the game.
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text: Sony Ericsson managed to hide this new device from us. It's a phone sporting the Arc's "reality display." This new display has a resolution of 854x480 pixels packed into 3.7 inches with the Bravia Engine behind it. DLNA, HDMI, an 8GB microSD card, and a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 also fill out this 140g, 120x57x13.5mm package. Of course, it has Android 2.3, which SE claims you'll be able to enjoy for 7 hours of usage. The device will have 3 color chooses; red, black, or silver. Is this device more likely to end up in your pocket or is the play the only thing you want? source: Xperia Pro Hands-on [MWC] | Android Central


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MALT1 and TRAF6 (show TRAF6 Antibodies) cooperatively interact with CARMA1 (show CARD11 Antibodies)-BCL10 (show BCL10 Antibodies) filaments and form CARMA1 (show CARD11 Antibodies)-BCL10 (show BCL10 Antibodies)-MALT1-TRAF6 (show TRAF6 Antibodies) signalosome.
The results suggest that the involvement of MALT1 in DNA damage-induced NF-kappaB (show NFKB1 Antibodies) is through the recruitment of TRAF6 (show TRAF6 Antibodies).
A missense mutation in mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma translocation 1 gene (MALT1) was identified in a family with siblings with IPEX (show FOXP3 Antibodies)-Like Syndrome. MALT1 deficiency should now be considered as a possible cause of IPEX (show FOXP3 Antibodies)-like syndrome associated with immunodeficiency.
Thrombin (show F2 Antibodies)-mediated MALT1 protease activation triggers acute disruption of endothelial barrier integrity via CYLD (show CYLD Antibodies) cleavage.
Authors utilized transcriptomic data and experimental evidences to prove that miR (show MLXIP Antibodies)-181d was a novel regulator of NFkappaB (show NFKB1 Antibodies) signaling pathway by directly repressing MALT1, leading to induced PN markers and reduced MES (show ME1 Antibodies) genes.
Taken together, this present study indicates that miR (show MLXIP Antibodies)-649 promotes herpes simplex virus type 1 replication through regulation of the MALT1-mediated antiviral signaling pathway and suggests a promising target for antiviral therapies.
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Targeting MALT1 proteolytic activity in autoimmune disease and B-cell lymphoma might not be a successful strategy. (Review)
TCR-induced alternative splicing augments MALT1 scaffolding to enhance downstream signalling and to promote optimal T-cell activation.
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JSM are working exclusively with this highly regarded planning consultancy in London. My client is seeking an ambitious EIA Technical Director to join their existing teamYou will be working in a highly dynamic environment, amongst many of the top planners in the industry.My client prides itself on working on a fantastic range of really high profile and interesting projects. Offering strategic advice to an enviable list of prestigious clients.They offer an exciting and rewarding culture and scope for significant growth as the business continues its growth plan
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You mean, "back in 2003", right?
How big is the book? My book purchases are based on whether or not I can read the book while in bed. The large size computer books are too big for that.
Go Raymond! We knew you could do it!
If only it were available before Christmas, it would be on my list. Wait a minute… Maybe I can get someone to pre-order it as a gift and have it delivered next year. Yeah… That's not a bad idea!
Now I know what to get with the inevitable Amazon gift certificate.
Just pre-ordered my copy. Thanks for writing this!
Preordered at Amazon. Thanks for the blog
What's the amount of new, sprinkled-in material? That's the deciding factor for me.
Okay, I changed my mind, I don't want to buy a book based on this blog.
I'll buy it only if there are Bob anecdotes.
I hate fat books – I try to chew through 2 or 3 books a week. I can't do that if they are 700+ pages long (or more like 1500+ for programming books – it seems).
I love 200 page books, they are the ideal length – easily read in an evening (or two if they are crammed with info). Tell your publisher that there are readers who eschew the heavy tomes for thinner fare. In the late 70s, I noticed books started getting fatter. I hated it and always looked for (and continue to look for) books around 200 pages.
I would be happier to buy the book as two 200-250 page volumes than a single 500 page volume. Imagine if Knuth wrote The Art of Computer Programming today – I am sure the publisher would insist on the first three volumes being bound as a single fat volume.
I'll probably buy it, but tell your publisher that thinner is better.
Pre-ordered. Roll on January :-)
At least you might make christmas in the eastern orthodox countries where holidays still operate on the Julian calendar.
The books sounds intriguing, I'll admit it…
Can it be bought in electronic form, either as PDF or CHM?[I don't know, but I suspect it'll follow the pattern of other AW books and show up on Safari. -Raymond]
Nice job, Raymond. I hope that the book does very well for you!
But we have to know: does the book contain any line art or images?
Excellent- pre-order complete!
Great thing for sure. I preordered it and I am really curious what I will get in January. Keep on the good work. Raymond, does this have anything to do with your May 2006 posting "Raymond makes a psychic prediction for 2006"? Or has this riddle already been solved meanwhile and I just didn't notice?[I wonder if people actually read my stuff before commenting. "I will post the actual prediction at the end of the year," it says right at the top. -Raymond]
"But we have to know: does the book contain any line art or images?"
And do they render properly? ;)[Screenshots in books suck since paper is much higher resolution than the screen. The line art came out okay though. -Raymond]
Preordered. :)
Hurray! Pre-ordering now!
Man, $50 for a paperback? On one hand, it's Raymond, on another, $50.
Decisions, decisions.[It says $40 for me. Or maybe you're including tax and shipping? Just imagine how much more the 700-page book would've cost. -Raymond]
Only 26 bucks at Bookpool……
I'm glad you too have noticed the title fad; it's irked me for years.
Cool! What can I say, I preordered too. :>
Quick question Raymond: is most of the material rehashed (and perhaps expanded) from the blog, or is there a lot of stuff you've not written about here? Asking because I'm kind of poor at the moment…[It's about 1/6 new, 5/6 old (but the old stuff is better-written now). -Raymond]
Who are the guis who completly read 500-700 pages technical books? Those are hard, you have to put the book down and think for a few minutes all the time. On those kind of books I usually get arround by skipping stuff or I never finish it.
Do they really need a 500 page book or they evaluate a book like a supermarket meat packet?
Sorry Raymond, I know that this post should be a kind of annyversary moment.
…and according to Addison-Wesley my book will be shipping on 12/08!
I quote
"If you submit your order now it should ship on 12/08/2006."
Okay, I changed my mind, I wrote a book after all Back in 1993, I wrote that I'm doing this instead of
It's $55 here in the UK :(
I hope that translates into extra royalties.[Nope, it translates into less. -Raymond]
And mine is "shipping" on the 7th.
Not preordered, but I'm definitely picking one up after the holidays. Heck, I'd buy it just to know all the "taxes" my group's apps don't pay!
Preordered – now you can start on a book of the Win95 stories ;)
OK… It's not a super-duper juicy revelation, but it's exciting to me. Raymond Chen has finally gone
Doing any signings? Third Place or U Bookstore might be interested.
(I bet the company store gets requests to carry it ;)
I usually don't post "me too" comments, but I just ordered the book too.
"Now I get to see how many people were lying when they said, "If you wrote a book based on this blog, I'd buy it.""
I never said that. Although I might buy it anyway.
[It says $40 for me. Or maybe you're including tax and shipping? Just imagine how much more the 700-page book would've cost. -Raymond]
How's that work? Every -huge- book I've bought hs been an awful waste of space to the point where I don't buy them any more. Of course, those were SAMS books.
Anyway, if it's $40, why not hardcover?[Um, because if it were hardcover it wouldn't be $40? -Raymond]
I'd have pre-ordered it right off the bat if I hadn't just bought a load of books only yesterday. I'll try to remember to buy it a bit closer to release. (I'm sure you'll post about it in your blog again in the mean time, anyway. :) )
For those UK folk who are interested, Amazon.co.uk has the book on pre-order for £27.54.
Just preordered it at Amazon :-)
Preordered @ amazon.
Any ETA on the German and Swedish editions? :-)
Hi Raymond,
hartly congratulations for writing this book. I have been reading your blog regularly. Do you know if others area about to
write the talk? Perhaps Larry Osterman, Doron Holan or Rob Short.
1993? Erm, 2003 right ;) (if there was a blog 12 years ago from you I'd like to know about it! :D)
Maybe I missed something…
I'm not going to lie to you: I'm looking forward to this book for many years now!
Wow – $39.99. I'd love to read it, but that's a little steep. May have to wait until there are some used ones out there. Anybody want to sell theirs around Feb 07? Why do technical books cost so much?
My order at Amazon:
ATL Internals Paperback by Brent E. Rector
Quartz 2D Graphics for Mac OS X… Paperback by R. Scott Thompson
The Old New Thing: Practical… Paperback by Raymond Chen
Pre-ordered, looking forward to it! I've always wanted a copy of this blog that I could sit and read off-line.
Out of curiosity (I couldn't glean this from the info or I didn't read hard enough), did you include any comments or your comment responses at all?[Part of what made it "better-written" was incorporating feedback from comments. -Raymond]
"I wonder if people actually read my stuff before commenting. "I will post the actual prediction at the end of the year," it says right at the top"
Raymond, I know you wrote this. But you somehow managed to challenge everyone to guess what it is. Or do you have a number of generated predictions that will all have the same hash and on 12/31/2006 you will chose the most appropriate one? Did anybody find out what it is, did I miss something? I sometimes miss some of your blogposts or readers' comments. So why shouldn't it be "I wrote a book this year"?[Please read the article again. That's all I'm going to say. -Raymond]
Very cool! I've added this to my wishlist on Amazon, and if no one pre-orders it for me for Christmas, I'll pick it up in January.
$25 to get it shipped to Hungary. Gotta start savin' for some Win32 bedtime stories.
I won't preorder it now, but I will be checking in from time to time to see when it gets released, and I'll likely order it then. (Along with that book on quantum mechanics that I've been meaning to read…)
[Nope, it translates into less. -Raymond]
Holy cow, according to that site, most books sell 5,000 copies! If we only sold 5,000 copies of our software, we'd go bankrupt. Heck, we consider it a failure if it only sells 500,000.
Raymond, I hope you sell more than 5,000 copies of your book. I'll help by buying one.
You couldn't get Microsoft Press to publish it?
"Please read the article again. That's all I'm going to say"
Hhm, you wrote "Revealing my prediction now may influence the event itself". This is most probably not true for "I wrote a book this year". I will eagerly await the end of the year.[I tried twice to end this thread. Please let it die. -Raymond]
The Old New Thing : Okay, I changed my m…
"Or do you have a number of generated predictions that will all have the same hash and on 12/31/2006 you will chose the most appropriate one?"
Very unlikely – generating hash collisions is difficult, unless your hash function isn't any good. Since Raymond posted both MD5 and SHA1 hashes, the chances Raymond – or anyone else – could find even two predictions which collided in both functions are extremely slim indeed.
Awesome! I know what I want for Christmas. :)
PS: It's only $31.99 at Barnes & Noble ($28.79 for members), with free shipping.
This is great news. Any word from the publisher if the book will be available an an e-text format?
Now this sounds like a book I would get use out of.
All I gotta do is find someone who will sell it to me here in australia :)
Congratulations Raymond. I can't wait to read your book.
"If only it were available before Christmas, it would be on my list."
There are some seventh graders that might have some ideas about how to accomplish that.
If/when the book's "hot time" ends, try to buy the remainders, like Harlan Ellison does, then you can sell personally autographed copies for full price at talks and conventions.
Awesome. Truly awesome. *goes off to Amazon to pre-order…*
Congratulations on the book Raymond, I hope it does great. The whole book publishing process seems quite blokely, so I don't think anyone will accuse you of "publishing like a girl" :)
Preordered on Amazon. Looking forward to the new year.
Congratulations on the book.
I'm really pleased to hear you've penned down your knowledge for us to read in our own time.
Although, I'm sorry to say, I probably won't buy the book. I love reading your blog for insight into non-Wind32 issues (e.g. when you should use bloon notifications on icons in the Notification Area). Sometimes I have no idea what your talking about when you do Win32 stuff, but I try and understand it as somethings are in some way vaguely relevant (hey, .NET boils down to Win32 api calls).
I just wanted to say Congratulations and keep upp all the good work.
Nobody buys Win32 books any more, that
Yeah, because used ones cost tons more than they did new. Some of the prices are as big as dinosaurs. Oh yeah, here's another use for that time machine.
It's about 1/6 new, 5/6 old
And 6/6 old new.
I tried twice to end this thread. Please let
it die.
Too bad you can't do anything about it, it's stuck in kernel mode and it's not your fault.
I'ld sell my soul to buy it…
Just preordered! Thank you, Raymond!
I would buy this 700 pages book without blinking an eye!
I'd sell my soul to buy it…
Any takers?
Excellent! I'm really going to buy this one
One of my favorite blogs is now a book. A lot can be learned by understanding…
Will there be a German edition? Maybe translated by the author himself? ;)
You want to use this URL
to point to Eber's comment. Your current url is incorrect.
And congratulations on your book, I will be buying it when it releases! :)
[Um, because if it were hardcover it wouldn't be $40? -Raymond]
why's that? The production cost is about the same.[Whether that's true or not, bookstores certainly charge more for the hardcover. -Raymond]
Amazon has it for pre-order, with a publication date of December 29.
We'll see if it arrives sooner.
I can't wait to find out why you press the Start button to do a Shutdown.
Thanks, I'm going to love this.
"I can't wait to find out why you press the Start button to do a Shutdown."
Because, even to shutdown the system, you have to start from somewhere…
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Preordered at Amazon. Thank you!
Thanks to Lilia Efimova , I saw Raymond Chen's news of a book he's publishing in Jan, 2007: 'Old
Ah, if only you'd actually titled the book "Catchy Phrase: Longer Explanation of What the Catchy Phrase Means"!
Hi Raymond,
I was a bit late to check the blog.
Whatever be the size of the book I'll definitely buy one. This one which I've been waiting for..
thanks alot for writing on such an interesting topic like win32. Hope your scratch program too be there in the new book :)
I look forward to read your book. You should keep the title as Win3(2.0) in this web 2.0 age or May be Win32 "Live" to cath up with MS Live strategy :)
How much of the book is in Swedish?
Raymond wrote: "the current fad of giving your book a title of the form Catchy Phrase: Longer Explanation of What the Catchy Phrase Means."
This fad may have had a "current" resurgence, but I hope you didn't mean to imply it was a new phenomenon. Just look at the titles of technical books from the 16th and 17th centuries.
Raymond Chen l'auteur d'un de mes blogs techniques préférés (bien que traitant de Win32) The Old New
Where can I order the hardcover? isbn?
I know I'm a little late on this one… During the recent Seattle area snow event , I was able to get
You have to accept this stuff now.
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Because "Sort according to the default sort order for the column whose title is… Name" is too long.
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Reverse trip
To put a different spin on things I thought I would do a Post that is reverse to most you see, when most tow the boat away for a trip they head North. Well I did the reverse. I towed my boat 1700km to fish PERTH. "What?" I hear you say, well I reckon that a change is as good as a holiday.
Normally I take holidays to fish Coral Bay, Exmouth or Kimberley but this time it was Perth. We decided that we would split the trip to Perth into two days with a night in Carnarvon. Uneventful trip except for the roadworks, but what's another 20 stone chips on the boat!! Total time driving 21hrs.
-waiting for 20 minutes at road works
This holiday was all about catching up with family, visiting my sisters and bro inlaws farm and trying to use the boat when possible.
One thing I have learnt over the years is that to make a trip succesful you need to try to think outside the square. For example it was blowing 25+ knot easterly one of the days we planned to go out fishing ....well first thought was to cancel but then we came up with the idea to chase some crabs in Warnbro Sound. Easy, launch at Bent street boat ramp and head over to the east side of the bay. Once you get over there you are protected by the dunes, calm water and we got a good feed of blueys to boot!!! It would have been easy to roll over and go back to sleep.
Thought I would throw this pic in, it was taken at the farm when the Margaret river fires were on.
Once back from the farm we had a chance for a late arvo fish......it was decided that a run over to Garden Island for a look around with the possibility of catching a squid. Well the squid didnt play the game but we had an awesome time.
I love this picture, this is what boating is all about. One very happy wife soaking up the sun.
The wind was against us most of the time but I was not going to let that get in the way. So off to Mandurah to cruise the Murray River. We did this trip twice, once with the Grandparents and another time with younger family. This waterway is amazing, there is so much to expolre and do. You can go from Mandurah right up to Pinjarra with the compulsory stop at the Ravenswoods pub (Ravo).
If your family are not into boating this is the place to take them, most of the river is 5 knot zone. Take the wife and kids, make the day about them. Bring the wine n cheese, pull up to the deli, buy the kids an icecream or shout them fish and chips.
I'm often asked how I get to spend so much time fishing, well to be truthful half the time I'm not fishing I'm boating. Sometimes you need to forget the fishing and make it all about everyone else. I get more pleasure watching my wife, family and friends having a good day then I do pulling in any big fish. Mind you, the dhuy did come close but more of that shortly.
Cruising the Murray River
Heading up nearer to Pinjarra where the surounding landscape turns into farms
Had a good laugh at this, something I'm used to seeing up North.
Once again happy wife
We headed down to Mandurah for early dinner of fish and chips
Another random shot but the Guys at Chivers Marine did me a favour and knocked up a roof rack for my ute. Cracker job thanks guys!!!! They also fitted up a 1kw transducer. I've been asked quite a bit lately for some details about the boat so I have decided to do a post just about the boat, you will see that within the next week.
We had a great Christmas day with Family and friends. Was really nice spending Christmas day with young ones running around opening presents and having a good time. There was time for one more fish before heading back home. This time it was to be a trip off Two Rocks, a place I have never fished.
Had to leave home at 3.15am to be at Lukes place by 4am. We then headed up towards Two Rocks picking up Dave along the way. We arrive at the ramp to be faced with howling easterlies (as per the forecast) but knowng that it should die off just before the sea breeze comes in.
We motor out at 6am and head to 3 mile, have a troll to try to nail a mackeral. There was weed everywhere and after a short try we gave up and headed out deeper for a bottom bash. We had a fast drift even with the sea anchor out and only managed a few fish not worth keeping. With the breeze starting to drop we head out a bit wider to some ground that showed promise. After a few more small bits not worth keeping I managed to nail a small Dhuy.
As per normal Luke out fishes me again and nails this nice one. With our bag limit we head for the ramp.
Well its time to head for home so we make the call to drive home in one day rather then splitting it into a two day drive. We leave at 3.30am and arrive home at 11pm.
Once again we have a ripper of a trip, it does not matter where you are or what you're doing with the right attitude you will have a great time. I hope some of you guys and gals get out the camera, start taking photos and post up some reports.
PS I forgot to add that I did trip out to sea trial a new 25ft Chivers fitted out with the latest Simrad gear including an NNS12, NSS8, radar and the new CHIRP. We had a quick jig at the barges off Rotto and we trolled the fads. Smiles all round!!
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Sun, 2012-01-01 12:35
Great report mate and nice outlook on life and what is dished out
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Great report and photos there
Sun, 2012-01-01 12:39
Great report and photos there mate! You certainly have things sussed when it comes to enjoying life and making sure people around you do too. Good work!
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Nice report
Sun, 2012-01-01 12:55
I have been doing a bit of river cruising myself lately, how big was the mackie?
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No mackie, we tryed to nail
Sun, 2012-01-01 13:02
No mackie, we tryed to nail one with no luck? Reworded the post
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nice report mate, love the
Sun, 2012-01-01 13:06
nice report mate, love the bait board sounder.
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Nice write up and photos
Sun, 2012-01-01 15:42
Nice write up and photos there mate, look forward to seeing the report on the boat.
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Great report.... youve given
Sun, 2012-01-01 20:49
Great report.... youve given me some great family ideas there, gonna have to do the murray river trip
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nice work mate, you sound
Sun, 2012-01-01 21:05
nice work mate, you sound very laid back, your bait board sounder is a spin out
Sun, 2012-01-01 23:03
Dont hear of too many northerners taking their boat south voluntarily! Looks like she got well used whilst down there though!!
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I like what has been done to
Mon, 2012-01-02 00:00
I like what has been done to the ute. Get some trimmers to sew up some canvas and knock up a canopy.
plenty of dhuies about since the ban lifted by looks. good stuff.
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Tue, 2012-01-03 15:21
Hi CCC great report, thanx for all the stories & pics. It's definately a different spin when someone does a reverse trip from north to south. It looks like you made the most of the holiday. How did the dual cab go on the run & what was the fuel consumption like, we are heading up there in march & i am thinking about taking the Colorado to tow a 6.2m Trailcraft. Any info would be great. cheers Rob
Cheers & Stay safe
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Hi Deckie The ute goes good,
Tue, 2012-01-03 20:17
Hi Deckie
The ute goes good, I,ve done 25000km in its since I brought it in March. I have a car for work so i only use it on the weekends so about 20000km of that has been towing the boat. Its sits on 100km/hr with the cruise control towing no problem. The 20000km towing the boat is legitimate, ive towed the boat to perth twice, coral bay twice, exmouth derby etc all since april.
Fuel burn depends on wind as my T Top on my boat islike a big sail.
Rough figures below
80 km/hr. = 14-18 ltr per 100km
90 km/hr. = 17 -20 ltr per 100km
100 km/hr. = 19-24 ltr per 100km
This seems expensive but compared to my old landcruiser which bunrt 25++ and could only get to 75kph with a head wind its not bad
If you want anymore info drop me a pm.
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Great report CCC & the bait
Tue, 2012-01-03 15:35
Great report CCC & the bait board sounder is pure genius, love it!
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Tue, 2012-01-03 18:31
Say No just say CC for a wonderful report.
Thanks for sharing, photos tell the story.
Spot on Lamby about the bait board sounder, no more rubber necking
Safe trip back CCC.
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Tue, 2012-01-03 21:05
Thanks CCC definately sounds better than the cruiser. Great to know what i am in for so i appreciate the info. Again great story & pics & i agree with the comments about the sounder on the bait board, great idea. cheers Rob
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Tue, 2012-01-03 23:58
another great report CCC. really enjoyable reading.
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good one CCC
Fri, 2012-01-06 08:24
Nice change mate, great shots too.
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Monday's musings...
• ROYALS LOOK TO WILD CARD – Just judging by the eye test, the Kansas City Royals need to focus their full attention on the wild-card race.
Because there's no way they're going to catch the Cleveland Indians.
Sunday's victory pulled the Royals within 6 1/2 games, but it may as well be 16 1/2. It doesn't take a genius to look at the two teams and see which is the more complete club.
The difference is pitching. The Indians have glossy numbers all across the board, from starting pitching ERA to bullpen ERA. They ranked No. 1 in the American League in both.
Kansas City's starters rarely go more than five innings. The overworked bullpen has one of baseball's highest ERAs in August. Despite Ned Yost's denials, fatigue has to be playing a role as clearly the No. 1 priority in the offseason, no matter what happens the rest of the way, is to find perhaps two starting pitchers.
Cleveland's lineup also packs more punch, even with Kansas City's Mike Moustakas having an historic year in what will probably be his Royals' swan song as I look for him to be playing for a team on his beloved West Coast next year, possibly the Angels.
But the wild-card race looks like 5 p.m. Los Angeles rush hour traffic (or Houston, from what my people tell me). The Royals are just 1 1/2 games back and every day it seems like there's a new team in the No. 2 spot, with the Yankees No. 1. New York could still catch Boston for the AL East title, but one of those teams is going to be the first wild-card.
Kansas City is hanging by a thread. But given this team's pedigree, you can't count it out. When it gets Salvador Perez back, that could be the emotional push it needs to cross the playoff finish line.
But it still comes down to pitching. And I'm not sure the Royals have enough of it.
• MAHOMES IMPRESSIVE — I put little-to-no stock in NFL preseason games, of which there should only be two instead of four, but that's a controversy to address another day.
But son of a gun, didn't Kansas City rookie swashbuckler Partrick Mahomes look like he's going to be a quarterback keeper?
There were numerous gasps when the Chiefs traded up to take Mahomes, ahead of the more-heralded DeShawn Watson of Clemson. Critics argued he put up pinball numbers in the defenseless Big 12, a conference known for its Wild West shootouts and shoddy defenses. They are system numbers, the experts proclaimed.
But Mahomes could be for real. Sure, he's outrageously raw, but he's got size and a big arm. He has that intangible, though, of being uber-confident on the field. He looks to me he has no fear of failing. I know he put up two TDs against a Cincinnati defense that consisted of probable backups or waiver list candidates, but he showed a flair that is intriguing.
Mahomes doesn't have to play this year, unless Alex Smith gets hurt. He can soak up all of the knowledge he can and be ready when Smith finally turns the job over. I know one thing, I feel a lot better for the Chiefs with Mahomes at the controls than now No. 3 QB Tyler Bray.
• ONE WEEK IN — If you saw my other stories on today's website, McPherson High and McPherson College have in their first full week of practice. Central Christian College's teams didn't start until Friday as their student-athletes came in on Thursday.
At this point optimism abounds everywhere. For both MHS and McPherson College, the outlook is extremely positive for all their teams. I went to scrimmages on Saturday for both schools and came away impressed.
There's a smattering of sports that fire up this week. Good luck to all teams.