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FMR & FIL was reduced to 6.57% or 255.95 million KNM shares
FMR LLC and FIL Ltd disposed of more than 38 million shares in KNM Group Bhd in early November.
A filing with Bursa Malaysia showed the funds disposed of 7.13 million shares on Nov 7 and 31.01 million shares on Nov 10.
After the recent disposals, their combined shareholding in the company, which is involved in the oil and gas supporting industries, was reduced to 6.57% or 255.95 million shares.
KNM share price closed at 65.5 sen on Nov 7 and 69 sen on Nov 10. Its share price was trading at a 52-week high of 2.48 on Jan 2.
At the current price of 66.5 sen, it is trading at a historical price-to-earnings of 8.41 times.
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1 Lecture 3: Mutations Recall that the flow of information within a cell involves the transcription of DNA to mrna and the translation of mrna to protein. Recall also, that the flow of information between generations involves DNA replication and distribution to two daughter cells. Therefore, we would expect a change in DNA to be replicated and passed on to future generations and to affect protein structure and function if the change occurred in a gene that coded for that protein. These changes are called mutations. Point Mutations Point mutations are the most common type of mutation. A single point mutation, also called a base substitution, occurs when a single nucleotide is replaced with a different nucleotide. A point mutation results in a base pair substitution after replication and possibly a mutant protein after transcription and translation. There are three types of point mutations: 1. Silent Mutation: causes no change in the activity of the protein; is usually the result of a substitution occurring in the third location of the mrna codon. Because the genetic code is degenerate (most amino acids are coded for by several alternative codons), the resulting new codon may still code for the same amino acid. 2. Missense Mutation: A missense mutation is a nucleotide substitution that changes a codon so that it codes for a different amino acid in the protein. This usually results in a change of the activity of the protein. The change may be harmful or beneficial to the protein. 3. Nonsense Mutation: A nonsense mutation is the same as a missense mutation except the resulting codon codes for a STOP signal. The result is a premature termination of translation. The protein is shorter than usual (or nonexistent) and does not contain all the amino acids that it should. Therefore, this protein is most likely nonfunctional.
2 Frameshift Mutations Frameshift mutations are caused by the insertion or a deletion of a base pair. An inserted or deleted nucleotide alters the triplet grouping of nucleotides into codons and shifts the reading frame so that all nucleotides downstream from the mutation will be improperly grouped. The result is a protein with extensive missense ending sooner or later in nonsense. Frameshifts can also come about by mutations, which interfere with mrna splicing. The beginning and end of each intron in a gene are defined by conserved DNA sequences. If a nucleotide in one of the highly conserved positions is mutated then the site will no longer function with predictable consequences for the mature mrna and the coded protein product. There are many examples of such mutations, for instance, some beta thalassemia mutations in the beta globin gene are caused by splice junction mutations.
3 Trinucleotide expansion The commonest inherited cause of mental retardation is a syndrome originally known as Martin-Bell syndrome. Patients are most usually male, have a characteristic elongated face and numerous other abnormalities including greatly enlarged testes. The pattern of inheritance of this disease was, at first, puzzling. It usually behaved as an X linked recessive condition but sometimes manifested itself in females and occasionally nonaffected transmitting males were found. In 1969 it was discovered that if cells from patients were cultured in medium deficient in folic acid their X chromosomes often displayed a secondary constriction near the end of the long arm. The name of the syndrome was changed to the fragile X syndrome. The puzzling genetics remained unclear. Eventually the mutation was tracked down to a trinucleotide expansion in the gene now named FMR1 (Fragile site with Mental Retardation) at the site of the secondary constriction. As in the case of myotonic dystrophy symptomless premutations could occur (and were the cause of the transmitting males). Only when the premutation chromosomes were transmitted through females did expansion to the full mutant allele and phenotype occur. A number of diseases have now been ascribed to trinucleotide expansions. These include Huntington's disease.
6 Somatic vs. germinal Most of our cells are somatic cells and consequently most mutations are happening in somatic cells. New mutation is only of genetic consequence to the next generation if it occurs in a germ line cell so that it stands a chance of being inherited. That is not to say that somatic mutation is unimportant, since cancer occurs as a direct consequence of somatic mutation and aging too may be caused at least in part by the accumulation of somatic mutations with time. Mosaicism If a mutation such as a chromosome loss occurs early in development, the descendents of the cell may represent a significant fraction of the individual who, being composed of cells of more than one genotype is a genetic mosaic. Recessive mutations Because most genes code for enzymes, if one gene is inactivated the reduction in the level of activity of the enzyme may not be as much as 50% because the level of transcription of the remaining gene can possibly be up regulated in response to any rise in the concentration of the substrate. Also, the protein itself may be subject to regulation (by phosphorylation for instance) so that its activity can be increased to compensate for any lack of numbers of molecules. In any case, if the enzyme does not control the ratelimiting step in the biochemical pathway a reduction in the amount of product may not matter. Dominant mutations Haploinsufficiency. In this case, the amount of product from one gene is not enough to do a complete job. Perhaps the enzyme produced is responsible for a rate-limiting step in a reaction pathway. Dominant negative effect. The product of the defective gene interferes with the action of the normal allele. This is usually because the protein forms a multimer to be active. One defective component inserted into the multimer can destroy the activity of the whole complex. Gain of function It is possible to imagine that by mutation a gene might gain a new activity, perhaps an enzyme active site might be altered so that it develops a specificity for a new substrate. Many genes have duplicated and subsequently the two duplicates have diverged in their substrate specificities. Dominance at an organismal level but recessive at a cellular level. Some of the best examples of this are tumor suppressor genes, e.g., retinoblastoma.
7 Morphs In 1946 Nobel Prize winner Hermann J. Muller]] ( ) coined the terms amorph, hypomorph, hypermorph, antimorph and neomorph to classify mutations based on their behavior in various genetic situations. Key: In the following sections, alleles are referred to as +=wildtype, m=mutant, Df=gene deletion, Dp=gene duplication. Phenotypes are compared with: > phenotype is more severe than. Amorphic describes a mutation that causes complete loss of gene function. Amorph is sometimes used interchangeably with "genetic null". An amorphic mutation might cause complete loss of protein function by disrupting translation ("protein null") and/or preventing transcription ("RNA null"). An amorphic allele elicits the same phenotype when homozygous and when transheterozygous with a chromosomal deletion (deficiency) that disrupts the same gene. This relationship can be represented as follows: m/m = m/df. An amorphic allele is commonly dominant to its wildtype counterpart. It is possible for an amorph to be dominant if the gene in question is required in two copies to elicit a normal phenotype (i.e. haploinsufficient). Hypomorphic describes a mutation that causes a partial loss of gene function. A hypermorph is a reduction in gene (protein, RNA) expression, but not a complete loss. The phenotype of a hypomorph is more severe in trans to a deletion allele than when homozygous: m/df > m/m. Hypomorphs are usually recessive, but occasional alleles are dominant due to haploinsufficiency. Hypermorphic mutations cause an increase in normal gene function. Hypomorphic alleles are dominant gain of function alleles. A hypermorph can result from an increase in gene dose (a gene duplication), from increased mrna or protein expression, or constitutive protein activity. The phenotype of a hypermorph is worsened by increasing the wildtype gene dose, and is reduced by lowering wildtype gene dose. m/dp > m/+ > m/df. Antimorphs are dominant mutations that act in opposition to normal gene activity. Antimorphs are also called dominant negative mutations. Increasing wildtype gene function reduces the phenotypic severity of an antimorph, so the phenotype of an antimorph is worse when heterozygous than when in trans to a gene duplication: m/+ > m/dp. An antimorphic mutation might affect the function of a protein that acts as a dimer so that a dimer consisting of one normal and one mutated protein is no longer functional. Neomorphic mutations cause a dominant gain of gene function that is different from the normal function. A neomorphic mutation can cause ectopic mrna or protein expression, or new protein functions from altered protein
8 structure. Changing wildtype gene dose has no effect on the phenotype of a neomorph.
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ARTIST: Venus & Mars
ALBUM: New Moon Rising
LABEL: Avex (Japan)
LINEUP: Diana De Witt - vocals; Robin Randall - keyboards
Guests: Michael Hanna, Claude Gaudette - keyboards, bass programming * Ron Wassermans - keyboards, bass programming, drum programming * Guy Marshall - guitars, bass programming, percussion, drum progamming * Curt Cuomo - keyboards * Brian Young, Terence Elliott, Pierre Gauthier, Jimmy Hahn, Troy Dexter, Tony Scuito - guitars * David Hughes, Tim Landers, Sylvan Balduc - bass * George Perelli, Roger Laroque - drums * Steve Hopkins - drum programming * Mark Free - backing vocals
TRACK LISTING: 01 Dancing On The Highwire * 02 Leave Well Enough Alone * 03 Bless A Brand New Angel * 04 Killer Love * 05 The Last Time * 06 One Heartbreak At A Time * 07 Last Chance Caf * 08 Making Out Like A Bandit * 09 Wanna Wanna * 10 Accident On Purpose * 11 Tomorrow Doesn't Matter * 12 Dying For Your Love * 13 When Did We Become History * 14 Live For The Summer
Venus & Mars features the impassioned and sultry singing style of Diana DeWitt, plus the keyboard talent of Robin Randall, one half of the fabulous Randalls songwriting partnership (alongside mother Judithe). The duo have formed an impressive liaison, in terms of songwriting and melodic arrangements. The style of Venus And Mars touches on the restrained power of the Wilson sisters in Heart, though admittedly the comparison is a cliche. The sound is very clean, reminding me of I-Ten in places. Their songs speak of all those dilemmas between the sexes; where romance, fragility, and the unending question of love inevitably rear its head. 'New Moon Rising' is the pairing's second outing, 'Grand Trine' their debut was released a few years before. Their coming together and their mutual capabilities first bore fruit when they were part of Mark Free's backing band to the UK. The liaison saw material penned during that time and upon their return to the USA. 'Grand Trine' was released in 1994. Though a lot of water flowed under the bridge of DeWitt and Randall during the mid-nineties, the pair reunited for this effort 'New Moon Rising'.
The Songs
The music is very studio-sounding, for want of a better phrase, and though the raw intuition often found with young bands as they discover themselves in the studio environment is missing on 'New Moon Rising', the arrangements are flawless throughout. I'm sure most AORsters would want that anyway. The 14 tracks onboard span the period from 1985 through 1998, the album finally getting an initial Japanese release in September of that year. The album includes the song 'Bless A Brand New Angel' which was previously featured on an episode of the television series Baywatch, while the original demos for the songs 'Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight' (previously recorded by Starship on their 1985 album 'Knee Deep In The Hoopla') and 'The Last Time' (previously recorded by Agnetha Faltskog of Abba fame), get resurrected here.
In Summary
By all accounts, the pairing might very well bless us with a new album soon. Here's hoping!
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Spotting scope is for judging, evaluating, observing, and can be used for spotting.
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Yep, I have shot at sheep hunters, (no not to hit them). If someone is in a seated position, wrapped up in the sling, elbows on his knees, looking through his variable hi-powered rifle scope, mounted on a magnum rifle, and it is pointed right at me.
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Gov. Rick Scott is calling on the state attorney in Orlando to recuse herself from prosecuting a high-profile accused cop killer after she announced Thursday she would not seek the death penalty.
Just days after a new state law went into effect allowing prosecutors to once again pursue death sentences, State Attorney Aramis Ayala said she did not believe it was an effective deterrent and that it causes too much pain for victims' families. She declared she would not seek death sentences in her judicial circuit, which includes Orange and Osceola counties.
"I have determined that doing so is not in the best interest of the community or the best interest of justice," she said, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
That includes the case of Markeith Loyd, accused of gunning down Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton, who was trying to capture Loyd on Jan. 9, more than a week after he allegedly killed his ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon.
Amid calls from state lawmakers that the governor remove Ayala from the case or suspend her from office, Scott called for her to voluntarily step aside. He has not taken any formal action.
"I completely disagree with State Attorney Ayala's decision and comments and I am asking her to recuse herself immediately from this case," Scott said in a statement. "She has made it abundantly clear that she will not fight for justice for Lt. Debra Clayton and our law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line every day."
Attorney General Pam Bondi said the decision not to seek the death penalty sets a bad precedent.
"State Attorney Aramis Ayala's decision today sends a dangerous message to residents and visitors of the greater Orlando area—furthermore, it is a blatant neglect of duty and a shameful failure to follow the law as a constitutionally elected officer," Bondi said.
In the Capitol, Republican lawmakers gathered Thursday morning to condemn Ayala, who in November became the first African-American elected state attorney in the state of Florida.
They demanded Scott take action against her, calling her "lawless" and her decision "appalling."
"Today, I'd like to call on Gov. Scott to suspend her for this blanket refusal to use the tools that the Legislature, and signed by the governor, has given her to protect the most innocent among us and to punish these criminals that do these terrible acts," said Rep. Scott Plakon, R-Longwood.
There is no recourse for the Legislature to remove state attorneys from office. However, legislation moving through the political process in Tallahassee would give lawmakers the right to impeach state attorneys who violate the law.
State law gives state attorneys broad discretion to determine how best to pursue each case, including whether or not to seek the death penalty. But Plakon and Rep. Bob Cortes, R-Altamonte Springs, said they believe Ayala violated the public trust and the spirit of the state's criminal laws by not seeking to have an accused cop killer put to death.
Last week, the Legislature passed a key fix to the state's death penalty (SB 280), which had been in limbo. It requires juries to vote unanimously in favor of a death sentence, upping the standard from a 10-2 majority. After Scott signed it into law Monday, it gave prosecutors across the state the green light to pursue new death cases.
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There's more to life than chocolate
Hot temperatures make it very difficult for us to ship chocolate with confidence that it will arrive without melting, so this summer, we're exploring our savory as well as our sweet side. We'll still offer our seasonally-inspired, hand-made chocolates for purchase at the shop, but we're also firing up our pizza oven for delicious date nights and beautiful brunches. And, the results are delicious.
Pizza Nights
There's something especially appealing about food from the wood-fired oven. It might be the sizzle as the shop-made pizza dough hits the hot bricks to cook. Or the way the smoke curls over the glowing coals. Or the way fire-roasted meat,vegetables and even crispy crust just seem to have more flavor. It's authentic. Dare we say, even, primal?
Each weekend, we feature four different pizzas, ranging from foodie-inspired combinations to classic flavors, and always including a vegetarian option. Each pizza is made from fresh ingredients when you order it . All our flavors go great with a glass of wine, beer or Coke.
Sunday Brunch
Sundays 10:00 am - 2:00 PM
Here's something new: Every Sunday through summer, we'll be serving our fresh and delicious pizzas with brunch-inspired toppings, such as scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese and Nueske's famous Applewood-smoked bacon. Or house-made breakfast sausage with southern-style gravy. Four varieties each Sunday from 10 am - 2 pm.
We also are serving mimosas and sake bloody Marys, as well as refreshing cold drinks. Come give 'em a try!


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The Bank of Thailand left the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.0% for a third straight meeting on easing inflationary pressures, but warned about risks to the global economy. (Reuters)
Thailand's Commerce Ministry will announce a measure to curb prices of fast-food dishes at THB30-35 per dish in 38 provinces to clamp down on the cost of living. (The Nation)
Indonesia's government has issued a new rule to exempt import duties for machinery and goods used in automobile production facilities in a bid to promote the implementation of low-cost green cars. (The Jakarta Post)
China: Could see more rate cuts, no stimulus package
The Chinese government could implement two more interest rate cuts and three more reserve ratio requirement cuts in the remainder of the year, a former planning official said. But China does not need another stimulus package like the one in 2008, which super-charged growth but left local governments saddled with debt, said Cao Wenlian, who was earlier deputy director of the finance department at the National Development and Reform Commission and is now deputy secretary general of the China Center for International Economic Exchange (CCIEE), a government think tank. (The Star)
EU: Merkel to tell G-20 Germany can't save global economy alone
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected quick solutions proposed to fix Europe's financial crisis such as joint debt sharing, saying Germany can't save the world economy alone and fellow G-20 countries must help. The debt crisis and Germany's role in stemming it will be the "central topic" at next week's G-20 summit in Mexico. "All eyes are on Germany, but we also know that Germany's power is not infinite. So our responsibility as Europe's largest economy is to deploy our strength credibly, so that we can be of full use to Europe," she said. (Bloomberg)
EU: Euro zone may tinker with Greek bailout terms after election
The euro zone will not tear up the main targets of Greece's bailout no matter who wins Sunday's elections, but it might consider giving a new government in Athens some leeway on how it reaches them, euro zone officials said. Even that offer would depend on a government being in place that was prepared to stick to the prescribed austerity path and some policymakers are reluctant to go even that far. If Greece rejects the bailout deal it struck in February, all bets would be off and pressure would grow on it to quit the currency bloc. (Reuters)
Spain: Credit rating almost junk
Spain faced mounting pressure yesterday to bolster confidence in its financial system just days after accepting a EUR100bn plan to rescue its banks. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy called for greater European fiscal and banking integration to save his country and the 17-nation euro, following Moody's move to slash the government's credit rating by three notches to just above junk status while also putting it on review for another possible downgrade in the coming months. (Bloomberg)
UK: King says stimulus case growing as BOE steps up crisis response
BOE Governor Mervyn King said more economic stimulus may be needed to counter the "black cloud of uncertainty" from the euro crisis, and a new plan to spur bank lending may be in place in a few weeks. "With signs of deterioration in the outlook, especially in world markets, the case for a further monetary easing is growing," King said. (Bloomberg)
EU: Spain, Cyprus have not sought aid
Neither Spain nor Cyprus has asked for financial assistance from IMF, IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said. Nonetheless, an IMF mission is in Spain as part of its annual assessment of the Spanish economy. The mission is expected to release its findings today. (MarketWatch)
The US' Aaa credit ranking from Moody's is unlikely to change this year amid the presidential election and potential for a wave of tax increases and spending cuts to take effect, according to Moody's senior credit officer Steven Hess. (Bloomberg)
US business inventories rose 0.4% mom in Apr (0.3% in Mar), more than consensus of 0.3%. (Bloomberg)
US: Consumer prices fell in May by most in three years
The cost of living in US fell in May by the most in more than three years as fuel prices retreated, buttressing Federal Reserve projections that cheaper commodities will help reduce inflation. The consumer-price index declined 0.3% marking the biggest drop since Dec 2008, after no change the prior month. The core measure, which excludes more volatile food and energy costs, increased 0.2% for a third month. (Bloomberg)
US: Jobless claims rise by 6,000
The number of people filing initial applications for unemployment benefits rose last week by 6,000 to 386,000. The rolling four-week average of jobless claims climbed by 3,500 to 382,000, the highest level since late April. The ranks of people receiving state unemployment benefits dropped 33,000 to 3.28m during the week that ended 2 June. (Bloomberg)


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With one wide felt-lined top drawer and four wide bottom drawers, the Virginia House Taylor Chest is just the right size to conserve floor space without sacrificing the storage you need. Simple, curved bottom and top molding is accentuated by attractive silver knob pulls that mesh well with the chest's wood-grain finish. This classy 5-drawer chest is made in the USA.
What's to Like:
- Subtle molding adds dimension to this traditional chest
- One wide top drawer is lined with felt
- Four bottom drawers round out this tall chest's storage capacity
- MDF and quality laminate make for structural integrity
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- MDF (medium-density fiberboard)
- Laminate with 3 finish options
- Felt-lined top drawer
- Overall: 52" h x 40" w x 19" d
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Virginia based Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Company has been a leading manufacturer of bedroom furniture ever since they were established in 1919. Their roots in the American lifestyle are deep, as 97 percent of their furniture is made in the USA. Most of their woods and wood veneers are harvested in the Southeast under the "One for One" program, which has promoted environmental practices by donating over 100,000 tree seedlings to Forestry Departments. As a veteran of the U.S. furniture industry, Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Company is a founding member of the Sustainable Furniture Council, which is committed to improving the environmental and ethical impact of furniture production. Local and environmental ethics combined with timeless and elegant furniture is their signature.
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ARG is one of the hottest new forms of massive multi player online games. Though born in advertising, it has become so much more and is on the verge of splitting into dozens if not hundreds of sub-genres within the next few years. ARG blends virtual and real-world elements into an enticing blend of reality and fiction that has recently been seen in movies, television shows, commercials, and used to promote every type of product imaginable. ARG has blurred the line between fiction and reality for millions of players who have dared to enter the ARG "rabbit hole," follow the "trailhead" laid by the ARG "puppetmasters," and discover the secrets of an Alternate Reality.
This class will explore all things ARG from its history to its future, including the known boundaries of "Interactive Online Entertainment" and "Chaotic Fiction" as they relate to ARG, as well as the art and science of creating and playing ARGs. Students will be asked to research, follow, and analyze past and current ARG games and to engage in the first steps in creating an online fictional self within the context of an interactive online environment through tools such as ARGn.com, Unfiction.com, Despoiler.org, and the ARGology.org project, as an interactive part of mapping the genre as it discovers itself.
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Costa Pacifica-Western Mediterranean Excursions
I'm going to be cruising the Western Mediterranean on Costa Pacifica this coming up March (Savona, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Tunis, La Valleta, Catania, Rome). I would like know any helpful hints and comments regarding excursions. I've read they are known for canceling English tours so I think I might want to tour these cities on my own. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Well for Tunis I really enjoyed the Roman Baths (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) ... but hated the Souks, it was a mazelike high pressure flea market where they hold you captive in a rug store before taking you around to the other vendors. I would imagine it would be possible to book an english speaking tour (French is much more common there) to just the Baths. I also understand there is some outstanding wine coming out of this region, which is very strange since it is a muslim country. When you come off the ship you will likely see some exotic livestock as they usually have a camel or two out there for pictures and rides.
Check the ship's excursions for Savona and see if they still have "The Palaces and Principalities of Monacco. It is a fantastic tour and I know we had at least a busload of English speakers on our tour. It is fantastic for anyone who is interested in Formula One Racing, Grace Kelly (Princess Grace), Prince Ranier, their Children, Tour the Cathedral where they were married and are now entombed, See the Palace, Visit Monte Carlo, See the Olive Groves, The Italian Alps in the distance. The hundreds of tunnels through the mountains. It is really a wonderful way to spend a day.
Hope that helps.
Thanks BW...
I hope for you, since it is the Western Med (close to the British Isles) that they will have plenty of English-speaking tours. if you can, get on a tour with English only - when they are bilingual sometimes the English gets less attention.
One advantage, however, is that many Europeans who do not speak any of the Roman languages do speak English, so they often go on English speaking tours (making them less likely to be cancelled).
Mallorca is wonderful - but make sure you just take a taxi to the Cathedral - it is only about 5 Euro. I had a very hard time getting a taxi back to the ship however, so plan on either leavong early or later, but not at rush hour (it is a surprisingly populated island).
If you must, you can walk betwen the ship and the shopping district, but it is about 1 1/2 miles.
Barcelona - it is very easy to walk to Las Ramblas from the ship (about a 20 minute walk) now that they have built a new bridge to the port area - or take a taxi. Once you reach Las Ramblas from the water, head inland and just look for interesting streets. There is MacDonalds along the way - turn right around there and you will find tons of great shopping and sight seeing.
It is also worth a short tour to see the Gaudi architecture. But don't spend all day on a tour - save some time for walking around on your own.
If you are very adventurous, the Metro (subway) can be VERY handy for helping you get around, but I did not find it that easy to navigate locally. You need a map and directions on what to do.
I was going to mention also in Mallorca, there is a bus that will take you from the port to the area of the cathedral and back and you can buy the tickets onboard the ship at a reduced rate. The Cathedral there is beautiful.
Oh one other thing, LOL we enjoy yacht watching in a lot of these ports, especially Monacco and Mallorca. There was one in particular called Lady Moura that caught our eye as it was extremely impressive and it seemed to be following us as it showed up in three of the ports we were in during our cruise. We like to take down their names and look them up when we get home. See who owns them and all the details.
We found out when we returned that Lady Maura is the 11th largest yacht in the world. She even has a helicopter on board. Here's some pictures of her we found online. Kind of a neat way of continuing the enjoyment of your cruise even when it's over.
Lady Moura
That is a nice yacht, for sure. You will always see the best in Monaco.
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Happy Mother's Day to all of you! A fellow Mama to a babe with Down Syndrome asked us to submit a photo and answer the question: What do you wish others could know about Down Syndrome. Here is the link to all our answers!
This day has been great. Beautiful weather. Rob and the kids surprised me with hand made cards and a bracelet put together by the kids. Waffles and fruit for breakfast with hot coffee...mmm. I thought they were leading me outside to receive some flowers only to find a new coaster bike with a seat up front for Jack to ride! Jack and I will be riding in style now!
Of course we had to test ride it right away. Don't you love the handle bars? It makes me laugh every time I look at them. So classic.
Have I told you lately how much I love this guy! He keeps bringing the fun back into my life when I get too serious.
We played on the new equipment at Tudhope Park. The kids loved the "Tornado" and Jack was all about the slide. He can really climb up himself. He's just like the other Mansfields--a crazy climber. I experienced what I have so many times before with Jasmine and Levi: other mother's deep inhale of breath as Jack climbs the apparatus on his own. I was there spotting of course! I think people are surprised when I tell them he is two. He looks a lot younger and they probably think I should be giving him more support or not allowing him to climb at all. But what fun would that be?
And of course sand is an all over body experience.
Hoping your Mother's Day is as sunny and full of love as mine has been and we are only half way through!
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Happy Mother's Day
Posted by Jenn at 10:02 AM
Labels: Down Syndrome, family life
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- Join Us For Breakfast said...
Hi Jenn, I was just reading through a few of your posts. I'm glad you've come to the place where you can see the joy that is Jack and not just feel the fears for the future. God is so gracious! Thanks for sharing the link in this post too. I enjoyed a read through some of that blog tonight and yes, a few tears too.
Take care,
- May 13, 2011 at 5:57 PM
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Thanks for posting this.
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