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Galactic Bee
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Reagan telling Soviet jokes
October 22, 2010, 01:49:54 PM »
Here is something that you would never catch Obama doing.
Reagan tells Soviet jokes
Reagan tells Soviet jokes, pt .2
Ronald Reagan's Communism Joke
I like the last one the best.
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October 23, 2010, 07:51:21 AM »
This is one thing that drove the libs crazy, he could make a point with a joke. When he made a speech to the people,he talked to the people,not at them.
This man had faith in the American people. He strived to raise everyone,not lower us to the least common denominator. And most of all,he realized that the government digging into your purse was not the best way to prosperity.
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October 24, 2010, 02:00:57 AM »
just one of many reasons why that man is my favorite president ( among those from my lifetime anyway )
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October 27, 2010, 08:12:54 AM »
He was so quick with a quip. One of my all-time favorites was after the assassination attempt, when he was wheeled into surgery, right before the anesthesiologist put him out, he said "I hope you're all Republicans..."
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October 27, 2010, 10:08:07 AM »
He hast to be one of my all time favorite Presidents, heres hoping Chris Christy decides to run in 2012, because I think he will be a President like Reagan.
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October 27, 2010, 01:50:34 PM »
Can you just imagine Obama telling al-Qaeda jokes or ripping one about Osama bin Laden on TV. This is about how the times have changed. Reagan stood firm against communism and the communist states and was not scared to tell anyone about it. Remember the time he said he outlawed Russia and said that the bombers were on the way to end the world of this trouble while off air on his radio message. He was joking, but the message was sent. All guts.
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October 31, 2010, 08:41:48 PM »
OMG, we so desperately need another one like him. What is wrong with us that the punchline "Hell no, it's going to get alot worse" can apply to our current administration. Tuesday is coming vote like your life depended on it, because it does!
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November 16, 2010, 09:03:23 PM »
Thank you for posting these. For a few minutes the World was right again. X:X :lau:
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November 16, 2010, 11:16:07 PM »
Can't help but feel patriotic after seeing him up there, got me excited! We need another Reagan!
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November 17, 2010, 12:27:25 AM »
Great moments. Thanks for posting Allen.
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November 17, 2010, 03:29:07 AM »
Reagan was the first President I got a chance to vote for, and the greatest to date. Hard to believe its been 30 years until I look in the mirror - lol.
He surely was the RIGHT MAN at the RIGHT TIME. Will the Republicans find a candidate that even qualifies to hold a candle toward Reagan for 2012? I don't know how well Ronnie would go over today, it is a world where the CHILDREN of the BABY BOOMERS are getting old enough to fall into the age when people really start to vote.
The teens and early 20's can't put their smart phones down long enough to go to the polls, but the later 20's and up (the ones who now have mortgages and children of their own suddenly find interest in government.
But every election (sadly) goes to the saying that Frank Rizzo (ex-mayor of Philadelphia) had quoted about the candidates that were running to fill his spot "In this election, you are voting for the EVIL of TWO LESSERS!" twisting the original saying around to drive a point home. Simply put, which of these bums are going to do the LEAST damage. Sadly, that is what we will be looking at in 2012 for the Whitehouse, no matter who is put up.
Not to thread the topic too much(if this takes off, I'll split it) but besides dumping the Electoral College, we need to having ONLINE VOTING established. You might say "Lordy Beemaster, that's the last thing we need" but if banks with trillions of dollars, the worlds largest companies and even the IRS is confident with online security measures, then I think we can comfortably move voting there too.
I deal with my bank strictly online (as most people do today) and the username and password (and usually a security key) is satisfactory for them to handle over 100 billion in funds, I really think it's time to open the polls online.
If you did so (as an option like mail-in ballots) then imagine this newer generation taking advantage - to them it's just surfing, not actually having to do anything physical (God forbid) then I'd bet the number of voters would sky rocket. And maybe, just maybe - we'd see a candidates who deserve to get in have people cast their votes. Imagine a country where 90% of eligible voters actually vote, I could live with that!
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November 18, 2010, 09:45:03 AM »
I look at it this way now, the people who vote now take the time to half way understand who they are voting for. The informed (or misinformed) voter. If the other half of the population that does not vote, (and could care less about it or doesn't understand the issues) votes, who are they or what are they going to vote for? A cool ad or slogan and not who or what is running. That would be the same as letting my 4 year old vote.
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November 18, 2010, 01:07:08 PM »
I don't believe that making it easier for the uninformed masses to vote is a good idea. Most of us have seen the interviews done during the 2008 elections where voters were turning out for no other reason than for the opportunity to participate in putting a semi black man in the white house. They knew nothing about the issues the candidates were running on, it was embarrassing.
Yes I would like to see more people voting, but I want them to be informed voters, not computer junkies playing another internet game.
I would rather we pass a short questionair on the issues before we get to vote, but that would open us up for abuse and voter fraud I'm afraid. At least the system we now have makes us make some effort even if we don't know squat about what we are doing.
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November 18, 2010, 01:50:39 PM »
I guess I'm not alone in thinking that THOSE who go to the polls are NOT generally educated in the candidates, their stance on issues, nor the referendums of any election. I tend to think MOST people who vote do so because they believe it to be the right thing to do.
In the same genre, if it came to TESTING voters to see if they understood exactly what they were voting for, I highly doubt you'd see vote numbers increase, actually I'd expect a dip in the polls.
But the population has one positive that I believe would better the results of elections - that is generally conceived ideas of what the candidate and party stand for. I doubt that most people grasp what a politician's true agenda is: who's hand is in who's pocket, lobbyists, special interest groups, aspirations for higher seats - all goals for bettering their own life-style, not those of the masses.
But I see voting like JURY DUTY - image instead of 12 peers that judged a case, a thousand or ten thousand had access to the same evidence, wouldn't the defendant have a fairer trial? I would rather stand trial with thousands of juror deciding my fate than 12, I'd feel the out come to be less of a dice roll Our country's population is likely to drop in 20 years, due to the smaller families (due to high unemployment, etc.) all being experienced by the Children of the Baby Boomer, meanwhile the actual number will likely climb due to illegal immigration. With smaller families in the forecast, we may drop below 300 million again in a decade, but we have a chance to allow everyone (informed or not - as is the case now) to vote and be heard on election day, why pass that up?
But keeping with your idea, image a website that HAD a civics test prior to voting on line, wouldn't that solve the problem somewhat? My point, we need to be represented better and the only way to do that is to see that ALL THOSE WHO CAN VOTE, DO!
a small percentage go the absentee route, many of them just don't vote and honestly MOST of them are from the Greatest Generation who just can't make it to the polls anymore due to health. Yet, the Senior Population is the LARGEST growing block on the Internet.
So, giving the youth an online option and filling the void for the aged is a win win. We need representation of the masses, yet the mass shows up in pathetic numbers to vote. And that goes without saying that it is NOT written anywhere in the Constitution about being politically savvy to pull a lever - so using technology to bring the masses to the polls is a good thing. Individually, a person may see their moral stance stampeded by differing views, but it is the right thing to do - have a country that best reflects the citizens.
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Re: Reagan telling Soviet jokes
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November 18, 2010, 02:25:22 PM »
We need representation of the masses, yet the mass shows up in pathetic numbers to vote.
they turned out pretty well for the last prez election. not sure that was a +!
i am not for encouraging people to vote just for the sake of exercising a right. those who care about their rights will vote. those who don't, are not the kind of people we want electing those who have the power to mess with our rights. if you are to apathetic to educate yourself and vote, please don't!
i'm also not in favor of making it easier to vote. for those who really can't make it to the polls, i don't have a problem with absentee ballots. for everyone else, go to the poll and for cripes sake REQUIRE SOME REAL ID!! i hate our system in oregon, although this state seems to have done a pretty good job of keeping the system honest. not so in other states. WA has a horribly corrupt system. Dino Rossi lost the governors race a few years back because of the corpses who voted. for every bogus registration or absentee ballot caught, how many make it through?
not all fraud can be stopped, but why the heck are we making it easier to subvert the election process?
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November 18, 2010, 11:48:56 PM »
Right On Kathy!
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November 19, 2010, 01:37:13 AM »
I'm not saying that "Making it easier to vote" is like offering a living healthy human up for lunch at a Zombie Conference - I just don't want people to have to push the "We need more Brains" button which is always a likely scenario, but what is wrong with increasing the ability for eligible voters to get their ballots tallied?
Sure we can all walk up hill 5 miles in heavy snow and wind in our faces to get to the polls
all jump in the car and drive, but neither way make an educated voter any more patriotic. I'm saying, if I'm a life long voter, smart enough to know the candidate and not cast a token party vote, then any option available through technology SHOULD be used to make voting easy as possible.
Sooooo, what if a knowledgeable voter never sees the inside of a booth again, instead sits home and casts his/her vote from the comfort of their living room - I see no harm in that. It would be comforting to me to know that IF I forgot to Absentee a ballot, I could just go online and securely do my civic duty. To the general public, little is asked of the citizenry; voting, taxes and jury duty are the big three that come to mind.
I see the day when voter volunteers go house to house with wifi laptops allowing home-ridden citizens to cast a vote when health issues wouldn't allow and absentee voting is too late. This would need to be a group (at least a rep from each mainstream party) if checks and balance are to work, but it can be done. In smaller districts where candidates win or loss by just hundreds of votes, having every valid vote would be the ultimate tribute to our founding fathers and the dream of democracy.
The harm starts and ends with education, political science often is cultistic (my made up word for the day) in the way a teacher who thrives on spell-binding their students to see their points of view. There is no way to remove impartiality from agenda driven teachers and impressionable students are often lead to the slaughterhouse willingly. And when a motivational teacher can control the actions of a hundred or more students, it reminds me of stories we hear of people registered in multiple districts, often voting for the same candidate half a dozen times.
And yes Kathy, we saw record setting votes cast in much of the land during the last Presidential Race - and we can all imagine why. Everyone inclined to do so, didn't care how scoundrelous a man could be, as long as they got to say "I helped get the first Black Man in office, I'm part of history!" Most of us agree Obama is a puppet, we just don't know who all is pulling the strings.
Record voting can back-fire against anyone's agenda, but is better to have voted and lost than to never have voted at all.
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Re: Reagan telling Soviet jokes
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November 19, 2010, 09:16:53 AM »
the online banks and IRS security is not infallible. There is public doumentation every day of servers at these institutions being hacked, account info accessed, internet pathways being re-directed and so on.
Just this week we saw the white house and other government depts admit that a large amount of data was "re-directed" to servers in China.
They admit to not knowing if anything was done to the data, if there was, what was it, specifically who was it. You get the idea.
the online encryption is actually safer (though it would be safer if the govt would join modern times and stop limiting our encryption out of paranoia. even though encryption on web sites where the data collection takes place is safe, the servers where the data is stored is where the risk is.
observe the recent release of about 100 photos of scan images from court room and air port scanners that we were told would NEVER be saved or compromised? The data was taken from state/County computers in Florida. So much for internet security of "never to be accessible" data.
I am a network admin. This is what I do for a local school that depends on keeping student and staff records safe as well as running several other web sites which collect user data.
There is no such thing as a 100% secured system. if they want the data bad enough and have the resources, they WILL get it.
When it comes to the potential power to be gained in voting for a person or a party and the shenanigans we have already seen in voter fraud such as the things ACORN and other political movement groups have been found guilty of, there is NO doubt that the desire would be there to try to compromise an online voting system.
people in this country have the "right" to vote, not a mandate to do so. if they want to participate in the system, no one should legally get in their way .
However, this is supposed to be America, we supposedly recognize Free Will. If someone doesn't want to exercise their ability, the "right" to vote, they don't have to.
to anyone who wants to vote, I say find a way to get up and do so. For those who want to but can't, such as illness, injury, deployment, etc... we have absentee ballots for that.
We see the "success" of online voting now in tv shows like Americas Got talent and American Idol and Dancing with the stars. Those networks use the same high tech to protect their data and servers that is accessible to the banks and government.
We see what easy public voting brings to those shows.
Sorry, I could never get on board that train.
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November 19, 2010, 11:34:03 AM »
on line voting might have it's uses in limited circumstances. the military overseas might actually get to vote if they could vote online. at least their ballots wouldn't have to depend on a corrupt state and/or the US mail.
the more time and ways for voting, the more chance for illegal activity. there have always been places, like Chicago, where you knew that vote was rigged....or could be rigged. now we have national organizations dedicated to tipping elections by whatever means they can. we have governments, both state and national, who are so PC that they will not do what is required to safeguard the process.
example from my area. we used to be able to get a drivers license with only proof of address. that could be a utility bill, etc. even that requirement was squishy. you could bring in "proof" in anothers name and just swear that you lived at that address. while you were getting your license, you could registrar to vote. after all, you just swore that you lived in the area...
you all know what DMV is like. we dread going there because we know it's going to be crowded and take all day, right?
about 3 years ago, Oregon DMV started requiring proof of legal residency to get the drivers license. birth certificate, legal ID + SSN... i forgot about it and went in with my military ID and they wouldn't serve me. it was not enough. :-D
i thought the requirement was a great idea, but i had no idea what the real benefit would be!
the DMV is EMPTY!!!!
it's actually nice to do business in there. so, what is my point? before the residency requirement, anyone wandering though for a divers license, legal or not, could register to vote at the same time. in fact, they were encouraged to register. how many were not legal residents?
and that's a small example compared to what ACORN and other groups have done. they have subverted the process. not by accident or by over zealous but well intentioned activities, but intentionally and with one outcome in mind.
we don't need a month to vote. we don't need it to be "convenient". we need to understand what our civic duties are, and more important, what our civic responsibilities are. only then will we have the motivation to educate ourselves and get our backsides to the polling place to make an educated vote.
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Don't know what post it started at but this has turned in to a coffee house post. Nothing funny in the last few post. A good read but not funny.
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New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
Hi re the sink the ball **** is probably to close when under sail. When the boat is hard over in a fresh wind the water will come up the pipe. Close it off u could also fit a 1 way valve as a precaution for when u forget. Always always double clamp your nylon pipes and check all your ball cocks are in good nick when u slip it if the hull is steel good quality plastic ones are best to eliminate electrolysis for example a nice brass one will soon corrode.be a good chance to check rudder and stuffing box for the prop change anodes if any are left. Good chance the prop will need replacing after 4 years!
Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
Okay, lot of information required to answer a simple question!
To repaint the bottom, the boat needs to be hauled out of the water. it should immediately be pressure washed - if you don't, any marine growth will set like concrete.
You then need to prepare the bottom. This normally means sanding, and in some places repainting. Some repairs may also be needed. One catch is that bottom paint is incredibly toxic, so you will need a special sander that vacuums all the dust, complete body covering (including head/hair), and quality respirator. Your boatyard can probably advise. How long will this take? How fast can you sand! Say 1-2 full days, could be more if you hit problems.
Then, when the bottom is prepped (and any repair work done, like that pesky through-hull) you can paint the bottom. Mask first, then paint. Again, wear protective clothing. Roll on one or two coats - two coats will last longer, but at $250 a gallon for typical bottom paint, you may just put on one coat! Say one day per coat, depending on temperature. (Don't paint in the rain, or in freezing conditions)
Now ask the boatyard pretty please to lift up your boat and then go to lunch. Why? So you can paint those parts you could not reach while it was on blocks!
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Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
I do my 44 ft boat in 5 days with haul and splash on the 1st and last days.
24 ft 3 days max.
Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
Make it easy on yourself and motor up to Rocky Point. They have a great boatyard and will haul and paint and dump you back in for a reasonable price.
I do have a trailer, currently in need of a storage spot. Unfortunately, it's for a 23 foot Sundance. I've been debating selling the darned thing, as I can't even keep it at my marina's parking lot because people come in the night and steal trailers.
Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
I've used Maine Sail's site to help on my current project to replace a seacock/thru-hull. It's easier than it looks.
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Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
If you figure out the type of seacock you have, and get the parts and supplies together before pulling the boat, you might get it all done in 3 days. That assumes the bottom is in ok condition and does not need epoxy work etc.
It is too bad there is not a yard where you can do the work yourself without hauling the boat on a trailer. Most of the time the boat is pulled, put on jackstands next to the water and then re-launced from there. Make sure you research this. Becuase of environmental laws some work in my state has to be done by yard workers, I recall sanding is one. Pianting and seacock work should be OK by owners.
Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
My sink works as same... as long as the hose/sink is always above the waterline (significantly), having the sink drain below the waterline is fine. But like others said... if the seacock is frozen, and you start wrenching on it in the water, oh, that'd be a mess.
I've also read that there are several through hull seacock types. Some have a flange, and are surface mounted from below. Some have a flange and are counter-sunk but also surface mounted from below, a final type are surface mounted from inside, and flush mounted. The last type are a huge problem because as they fail, they basically break off easily from the hull, leaving you with a hole. I know of others from the Catalina 25 forum remarking that there was a few years Catalina did this on their trailerables, and they then changed how they installed them.
Either way, fixing that seacock should be done out of the water, and should be addressed as to the real problem (might be more than a stuck valve).
Re: New purchase, needs bottom paint, no trailer
Working on things in the water like OLD VALVES that WILL BREAK WILL SINK THE BOAT unless you just real lucky
You have to invest in a trailer which will pay back over time and you still need a place to keep the trailer 365 days a year
OR pay for the boat to be blocked on jackstands
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I've got 2 sinks, the head outlet, head intake, engine intake, and 4 scuppers, they all drain below the waterline. 9 seacocks...
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After opening the season with a pair of home meets, the Blue and Gold will travel to Wheaton to face the host Lyons and Lindenwood at the Wheaton Invitational in Norton, Mass. The meet will begin on Saturday, Feb. 16 with the figure meet followed by the solo, duet, trio, and team routines on Sunday. The start time for each day has yet to be determined.


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I'm just writing to clarify my question about the production of the flu vaccine if one of the other seasonal strains was removed as there seemed to be a bit of confusion about the point of it.
As I understand it one of the biggest holdups in seasonal flu vaccine production is getting enough eggs of the right quality to grow the vaccine in. This is effectively a fixed amount that gets split three ways between the three seasonal strains. So this would mean for 100 units of possible production each strain gets 33.3 units made.
What if the WHO decided that Swine Origin H1N1 had not only displaced the previous seasonal H1N1 but also one of the other seasonal strains and thus the next seasonal vaccine, for whichever hemisphere is next, only needs a bivalent vaccine instead of the previous trivalent vaccine. To my understanding this would mean that for 100 units of available production you could make 50 units of each strain.
This would have two immediate advantages. Either you can make the same number of seasonal flu vaccines as in previous in less time. Or for the same amount of time you can get more doses. The main logistical advantage of this would be that you could vaccinate more people faster then is currently possible.
This of course would require the WHO to decide that Swine Origin H1N1 to have displaced two seasonal strains which seems to be unlikely from my outside view.
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Dear TWIVers,
Thanks for this wonderful podcast.
I found two of your stories in TWIV #82 really fascinating, and wanted to ask a couple questions. Forgive me if these are dumb questions--I'm a computer scientist with little formal biology background, so I may be missing all kinds of stuff.
First, from your dengue story, I was trying to get my head around antibody-dependent enhancement of infection.
How is ADE related to original antigenic sin? Is it just a worse variant of it? In both cases, you get infected with strain #1 of the virus, you develop an immune response to it, and then when you're exposed to strain #2, you respond as though it were strain #1. In the original antigenic sin case, you produce relatively ineffective antibodies, so you don't get as effective an immune response as you should. In the ADE case, the ineffective antibodies provide an opportunity for the virus to gain entry to macrophages via the Fc receptor, along with failing to neutralize the virus. Is that basically right, or have I misunderstood?
What I'm trying to understand is why this doesn't happen all the time. I mean, if the viral infection is still present when my antibody response starts ramping up, shouldn't I start having virions getting bound to by some of those early antibodies at a level where they're not neutralized, but they can get inside the macrophages using the Fc receptor? (Perhaps most viruses just can't benefit from being engulfed by the macrophage, but dengue can?)
How is the T-cell response involved in all this? If I already have cytotoxic t-cells that recognize what infected cells look like, shouldn't they be killing the infected macrophages? (Or maybe that's why the second bout of dengue makes you so sick?)
After you've had the second bout of dengue, assuming you survive, do you end up with antibodies that protect you from both strains you've been exposed to? Or are you stuck with the antibody response to the first strain?
Second, when you were talking about the different MHC molecules associated with people whose bodies control HIV for a long time without getting sick, I was curious about whether these MHC molecules were associated with different levels of autoimmune disease. On one side, I'd expect MHC molecules that don't bind well to many self antigens to be less likely to cause autoimmune disease. On the other side, I'd expect a wider range of antigens that could be bound by the MHC to be associated with more ways for something to go wrong, leading to your immune system attacking healthy host cells. Or does the process of selection in the thymus keep those MHC differences from having much effect?
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The Jul/Aug 2010 issue of Discover Magazine addresses faulty research in an article by David H. Freeedman, called "The Streetlight Effect", which is based on his new book, entitled "Wrong".
The NY Times had a column that discussed this book and included the following comment:
"Mr. Freedman, the author of "Wrong," is a science and business journalist...
"He points out that most expert wisdom, especially about health issues, isn't just sometimes but nearly always ultimately proved wrong. He is diligent about explaining the "disconcerting reasons" why this is so. He examines how the sausage that is major health studies is actually made. It's not pretty.
"Mr. Freedman observes the way that very small (and hence unreliable) surveys, often based solely on animal testing, are used to make extravagant claims about cancer or our diets. He notes how scientists discard data that doesn't fit their theses. He talks about measurement errors and the academic pressures of publish-or-perish."
His concerns and those addressed by the cancer doctor about journalism seems to present issues for anyone interested in a research career might need to know about.
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Sleeping Dogs for the Xbox 360 is an action packed game in which you take on the role of Wei Shen, who is an undercover cop whose sole responsibility is to infiltrate and bring down the Triad gangs. As Wei embarks on this mission he finds himself drawn further and further into the murky underworld and his problems get worse when he questions where his loyalties should lie.
What sets this game apart from other titles is the combat style gameplay, which, unlike GTA and others games such as Sleeping Dogs, presents the user with a much more controlled method of making a kill instead of the killing spree type of point and aim you see countless times with such titles. The storyline also sets this game apart from others and for once I found myself truly engaged in the whole storyline and concept.
Users are taken on a quest which has a similar style and feel to that seen in such games as GTA, LA Noire and Red Dead Redemption, and if you have played any of the games mentioned and took a shine to them then perhaps you may find this game worth playing.
There is a downside to this game, and that is the lack of detail and quality from some of the camera angles on upcoming frames. The boundaries should have been pushed a little harder as you see with other developers such as Activision, and then this would then exceed all my expectations.
I also felt the overall main storyline should have been much longer, but to their credit the storyline is very well set out and the sound quality within the gameplay is also very well chosen and of high quality. However, considering the fact that you can finish this game in about 20-30 hours, I feel that they should have expanded the overall gameplay. Although in fairness I have found very few recent games that exceed 20 hours of gameplay.
Taken as a whole the game is a something of a little gem, something different, whilst keeping in touch with a style which has been shown to work, and although it may have been modeled on other top games, enough may have been changed to make it stand out from them. This, coupled with a good storyline and plenty to do, makes this a top game.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - After helping the Phoenix to a 3-0 start to its spring season over the weekend, Green Bay sophomore Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) picked up Horizon League Men's Tennis Player of the Week honors on Tuesday for the period of Jan. 21-27. It marked the second accolade of Tenzer's young career, as he also won as a freshman on Feb. 22, 2012.
Tenzer went unbeaten in singles (2-0) and doubles (2-0) play as Green Bay defeated Western Michigan 4-3 on Friday, IPFW 7-0 on Saturday and IUPUI 7-0 on Sunday. In the season-opening victory over 2012 NCAA Tournament team WMU, it was Tenzer's come-from-behind win over Ross VanderPloeg (3-6, 6-2, 6-2) at No. 2 singles that propelled the Phoenix to the one-point victory. The sophomore also won at the No. 1 singles spot in Sunday's rout of IUPUI.
In doubles action, the 2012 First Team All-Horizon League pick teamed up with freshman Rowan Isaaks (London, England) for a pair of wins. Tenzer and Isaaks edged VanderPloeg and Andrew Cahn 8-7 (7-5) at No. 2 in the win over the Broncos, then went on to win 8-4 at No. 1 against IPFW's Joao Freitas and Daniel Kang the following day. The Phoenix duo's match at No. 2 against IUPUI went unfinished as a result of Green Bay clinching the doubles point.
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By Chris Harris
Gervinho learned an early and valuable lesson against Newcastle this season, according to Arsène Wenger.
The Ivory Coast international made his Premier League debut against Monday's opponents on the opening weekend of the season and was sent off after an altercation with Joey Barton.
Gervinho's second-half dismissal came moments after he had a penalty claim turned down in that 0-0 draw at St. James' Park and the summer signing was forced to sit out the next three Premier League games.
"At Newcastle, he had a bad response to provocation from Barton," recalled Wenger.
"He was shocked because he felt he didn't do a lot. But I think he learned his lesson in the first game and it's better than [learning] after 20 [games].
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Court to decide if Nashua Historical Society president should be reinstated
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Union Leader Correspondent | November 10. 2013 8:57PM
But attorney Kevin Devine, who represents the historical society, said the board of directors has extensive authority to make decisions about managing the organization, including whether to remove an elected officer."A lot of organizations have bylaws with specific rules on removing elected officers," said Devine. "However, the bylaws for the Nashua Historical Society are silent on this issue."
Devine and Murphy have different interpretations of "Roberts Rules," and it will be up to Nicolosi to sort through and decide which side comes closest to upholding the intent of the bylaws and the historical society.
According to Devine, Terry Knowles of the Charitable Trust Unit has found nothing improper about the society's system of storing and cataloging artifacts.
Romano was hoping the Charitable Trust Unit would also review the board's decision oust her, but the state refused.
Thomas Balch, a Virginia-based registered parliamentarian and one of a team of editors who oversaw the publication of the last two editions of "Robert's Rules," was hired by the plaintiffs to review the case. He has submitted a brief to the court that supports Romano.
"The basic trust in Roberts Rules involves protecting the rights of members, the rights of majority decisions and the rights of due process."
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With the Southeastern Conference Championships approaching on Monday, UT Director of Track & Field/Cross Country J.J. Clark and seniors Chris Bodary and Brittany Sheffey took time out to share their thoughts about the season and the upcoming meet at Lambert Acres Golf Club in Maryville.
Bodary, from Downingtown, Pa., has led the Vols in all four of their races this season and has posted three runner-up finishes along the way. He was second at the Tennessee Invitational on this course, running a time of 25:24.52 on the 8K layout on Sept. 17, and is coming off a second-place showing at the Crimson Classic two weekends ago. Bodary was 31st at the SEC meet last season.
Sheffey, who hails from Bellport, N.Y., on Long Island, also has paced her Lady Vol squad in all four competitions in 2011. She won the 5K Tennessee Invitational on this course on Sept. 17 and was the victor two weekends ago at the 5K Crimson Classic. Sheffey redshirted last season due to injury, but she was an All-SEC performer in 2008 and 2009 with 12th-place finishes on each occasion.
Clark, meanwhile, is entering his 20th overall SEC Championship meet. This is his 10th while at Tennessee but first leading the Vols after taking over the men's cross country program during the summer. He has produced five SEC women's team champions during his career, including a three-year run by UT from 2003 to 2005.


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FORMER Arsenal midfielder Junichi Inamoto will remain in London this season after joining Fulham.
The Japanese international spent last season at Highbury but found first-team opportunities hard to come by, although he was a regular in the reserve side.
After being released at the end of the season, the 22-year-old enjoyed a successful World Cup with Japan, netting twice in the group stages to help his country progress to the Second Round for the first time in their history.
Those impressive displays persuaded Fulham to swoop and Inamoto will again be battling for a Premiership place this season.
"London still appeals to me, I have decided on my future," he said. "I have always thought it would be difficult to make it in England. It is very physical, but I can cope."
Fulham have initially signed Inamoto on a one-year loan from J-League side Gamba Osaka, with an option for a further three-year deal that would keep him in west London until 2006.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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If I recall,the pt-58 was designed after the Beretta 84.Does anyone know if any of the parts are interchangable?Is it a exact copy or a look-alike?
Whenever I'm digging through my spare parts boxes I always come across a complete stainless steel slide/barrel assembly for a pt-58,and always think...."I need to sell this".Lately I've decided to try and find a frame and other parts to finish it....no luck yet.
Maybe a used gun needing refurbished...which is why I need to know if they are compatible with the Berettas,that would double my chances.


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Anyone who has ever been on an airline has, at one time or another, wound up sitting next to someone who was somewhat obese and spent the two hours feeling cramped and confined. The Canadian Supreme Court ruled in favor of the right of an obese person to two seats for the price of one on grounds, people who are "functionally disabled by obesity" have a right to spread out into an extra seat. The ruling applies to Canadian airlines.
The Court decision raises interesting legal points about the issue of which rights do other people who are "functionally disabled" possess. For example, what about the non-stop talking person next to you who will not shut up until the plane lands, does he have a "functionally disability" which requires giving him two seats in order to ensure the right of privacy for his neighbors? What about the person who has a "functional disability" requiring her head to fall on your shoulder as she snores her way into sleep oblivion? Should she be awarded two seats to allow her head to slam down into an empty chair? Of course, there is always the "elbow disabled" man who never ceases jabbing your side with his elbows? I say give him two seats.
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Do they protect well? Not just against frostbite/ice but against cutting? I already owe my dog a neoprene vest for after cold fronts, but thinking about doing this well?
My sweet Lucy made a great retrieve on two teal almost two weeks ago. Coming back to the blind she cut off like 70% of her large hind paw pad on a fluke placed submerged sharp stump root I guess. This is the one paw pad that dogs have to have to walk or run. She is healing better now after $350 in vet bills (they can't do stitches) and wearing the thick bandages and cone of shame. She is out of commission till after the split I fear. I have had to just hunt some wader friendly shallow spots, and lost a couple of coasting cripples that sicken me that she could have got at 100 yards.


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"I played well this preseason," Gerbe said. "I did what I could, tried to be an offensive player, work hard and be responsible defensively. So (now it's) sit and wait and hope for the best."
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MAC Cherry LipsMonday, August 25, 2008
MAC Cult of Cherries Mattene in Kirsh
I was surprised by the wearability of this color. In person (unless you're in bright, direct, Southern California sun) it really does appear black in the tube.
I was surprised to see that in a swatch it is actually more of a deep berry-purple the is somewhat translucent. This makes it much easier to wear, and it makes me really wish that I lived in a climate with more than 1.5 seasons (the summer and slightly cooler summer we have here in So Cal). I want to wear this lippie in cool, crisp weather with leaves crunching under my feet!
MAC Cult of Cherry Lipstick in Créme Cerise and So Scarlet
I had thought that that both of these colors would be very different from looking at them in their tubes. Oh, I was wrong!
Créme Cerise is a light warm nude that will be the perfect neutral for many women this fall. It has just a hint of shimmer and definitely reminds me of Créme Brulé topping!
So Scarlet is a translucent bright red with a definitely pink tone. It's a bit too bright for my pale skin, but I can only image what a great pop of color this would be on someone who is African American- amazing!
Cult of Cherry Lip Glass in Jampacked
It seems like every fall we have the return of the berry lip, and each year the tones are more wearable. But, like Kristen over at the Beauty Addict, this is one that I'm going to have problems wearing.
In the tube it is indeed incredibly dark and intimidating. You can see the beautiful berry tone and shimmer in my swatch sample. It's one that I can apply carefully with a mirror, but for pale girls like me, this is not a lip glass that I'll be able to apply "on the fly" without a mirror.
However, it is the perfect berry for fall.
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I ordered Jampacked on Friday- looks gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Thanks for posting swatches! Alot more sheer than I imagined which I'm loving!ReplyDelete
Great pics! I have So many dupes for this collection! I'm excited about it. LOL! I love your watermark too:)ReplyDelete
Kirsh looks like Clinique Almost Lipstick in Black Honey..love it!ReplyDelete
You're a pretty good writer you should consider other topics. MacUp is cool n all, I am a self proclaimed girlie girl, but serious issues need good writers.ReplyDelete
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Two home events highlight the 2013 Canisius College cross country schedule, head coach Nate Huckle announced.
The Griffs will kick off the season by playing host to the annual Little Three Championship – a rotating event with crosstown rivals St. Bonaventure and Niagara – Aug. 30. Canisius will also host the inaugural Canisius Alumni Classic, a multi-team event in Delaware Park, Oct. 19.
Canisius will follow up the Little Three Championship with its annual trip to Notre Dame for the National Catholic Championship (Sept. 20). The Griffs will then head to Lehigh for the Brooks Paul Short Run Oct. 5.
The Griffs will then head to the Bronx, N.Y. for back-to-back races. The MAAC Championships will be held November 1 in Van Cortlandt Park, followed by the NCAA Northeast Regional which will also take place in Van Cortlandt Park.
The Canisius men return eight runners from the 2012 team, led by Chad Maloy who was the team's top finisher in all-six events. Three other returners finished in Canisius' top-five of at least five events.
The men had their best finishes since 2002 at the MAAC Championships and the National Catholic Championship, as well as the program's best finish at the Brooks Paul Short Run in 2012.
The Canisius women return eight runners from last season, including every runner to place in the top-five last season. Mikelle Cala, Jaime Wallace and Morgan Atkins highlight the group, and each finished in the top-three during every event in 2012.


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Junior Connor Panas has been voted to the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division I Baseball All-Star First Team. The voting was completed by head coaches within the ECAC Division I Baseball membership, and includes teams from the ACC, America East Conference, Atlantic 10 Conference, Big East Conference, Big XII, Colonial Athletic Association, MAAC, Northeast Conference and Patriot League.
The honor adds to the collection of awards Panas has collected, including Louisville Slugger Second-Team All-American, Capital One Academic Second-Team All-American and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Player of the Year.
A unanimous selection to the All-MAAC First Team, Panas posted a .362 batting average and led the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference with six home runs and 51 RBI. The Etobicoke, Ontario native also had a .574 slugging percentage and 16 stolen bases in 53 games. A two-time MAAC Player of the Week, Panas also earned Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week honors on May 5, after going 8-for-11 with three home runs and 11 RBI in a sweep at Quinnipiac.
The Golden Griffins have had nine players earn ECAC All-Star honors in the past seven seasons, with Panas being the first Canisius baseball player named to the First Team since Ian Choy in 2010.
Canisius Baseball Players Named ECAC All-Stars
Connor Panas — 2014 (First Team)
Garrett Cortright — 2013 (Second Team)
Jimmy Luppens — 2013 (Second Team)
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Rachel Whitaker is an assistant professor of microbiology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she has developed a research program focused on the evolutionary ecology of microorganisms. Much of Dr. Whitaker's work centers around a hyperthermophile found in geothermal springs: the archaeon Sulfolobus islandicus.
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After doing the crack pipe and t-stat housing on my car, I found the 12v and 24v were different enough that it might be worth it to some to have a 24v-specific DIY. The biggest difference is you don't have to mess with the SAI pump - it's not in the way at all on the 24v
Based on my experience, I'd suggest either working with the car on the ground (if you can get under it enough to disconnect / reconnect the lower radiator hose. If not, put it on jack stands at the lowest possible height - you don't need much access underneath, and you won't have much flexibility to maneuver the lock carrier once you have it freed up. After doing the 12v last year and 24 this year, the 12v definitely had more flexibility to swing the lock carrier out of the way. The lower you are to the ground, the better you can maneuver it.
That said, I didn't do all these steps in the order presented, but if I were to do it again, I would follow this process:
Step 1 - Follow the lock carrier DIY (Extreme Version) - props to darisd for the DIY
Note: At step 7, the 24v (or at least mine) did not have the drain valve near the lower radiator hose. You will need to remove the splash guard, which runs from about the lower radiator hose to the control arm. It is secured by two snap rings and one torx screw. Also, instead of removing the lower rad hose as shown in Step 7, I simply pulled the hose connection - much easier than the connection shown IMHO. I also used a plastic under-bed storage bing (with wheels) for a large catch area for spillage - it works very nicely for keeping the mess to a minimum.
Note: At step 14, you will also need to disconnect the clip around the lower coolant line. This clip is at the approximate center of the bumper - I didn't realize it was there until I went to pull the carrier It's most easily seen in this picture:
Now that the lock carrier is down, it's on to the remainder of the job:
Step 1: Disconnect the air hose (yellow arrow) running along the side of the intake manifold and remove it from the clip (red arrow).
Step 2: Disconnect hoses the hoses from the t-stat housing. You will have more spillage with each one, so position your drain pan accordingly. It'll go all over no matter what you do
Step 3: Disconnect the hose from the crack pipe to the oil cooler. The spring clip on this hose was a huge pain to get at because of the orientation it was installed at from the factory. It was between sizes, or I would have put a screw-type hose clamp on it. I used a slip-joint plier to get in there, and that worked OK. For most others (lock carrier portion and step 2) I used arc-joint pliers.
Step 4: Disconnect the CTS (Coolant Temp Sensor / Green top sensor, or black if it's still the OEM sensor and somehow hasn't failed ). It's not has hard to get at as it look from this pic:
Step 5: Unscrew the two (2) long bolts securing the thermostat housing and bracket to the engine block. The bracket is the same one you unclip the air hose from in Step 1. Both bolts are 5mm hex head, and have a relatively short threaded section. After you remove those bolts, work the bracket out through the maze of hoses and wires.
Step 6: Unscrew the third 5mm hex bolt from the rear of the t-stat housing. It's short and it's buried in there, so you'll need a long extension. This one is much shorter.
Step 7: Pull the thermostat housing straight out off the block (more spillage will occur - position your drain pan beneath it). Most of the resistance will come from the o-ring at the end of the crack pipe, but it's not too bad.
Step 8: The alternator wire runs along, and is actually clipped to the crack pipe in two places. One is on the block side (see pic below) - you'll need to remove that clip in order to be able to pull the pipe through, so pull the wire out and remove the clip. The clip is secured to the pipe with a "peg" on the pipe - dislodge it from the peg and it'll rotate around so you can remove it. Don't worry about these clips or that wire - it does not need to be clipped to the pipe when reassembled.
There is a similar clip near the other end, next to the nipple for the oil cooler line) - just pull the wire out of it, you can pull the pipe through with the clip in place. Sorry - couldn't get a pic of that, but you'll see it.
Step 9: Pull the pipe out - it'll be REALLY tough to pull, but a bit of rotating while you pull will help. You can use the nipple for the oil cooler line for a little leverage in rotating, but it's somewhat fragile. I didn't break it this time, but I did on the 12v
Step 10: Check the hole in the block for corrosion or scale that might damage your new o-rings. It's a tight squeeze to reach back there, but you can do it. If there is, hit it with a little sand paper and follow up with a clean shop towel or rag.
Lube the end of your crack pipe/o-ring with a bit of coolant, or with the Gruven crack pipe (AND ONLY THE GRUVEN PIPE you can use WD-40 per Paul. WD-40 on OEM o-rings could result in deterioration of the o-rings, those supplied by Gruven are much tougher and more resistant.
When inserting the pipe, make sure you have it lined up with the drain valve pointing straight down and the nipple for the oil cooler line oriented appropriately. Push the pipe in, DO NOT ROTATE WHILE DOING SO. If you have it lined up right, it should pop right in.
Step 11: Prepare your new thermostat housing for installation. I didn't take any pics of this step, but it should be pretty straight forward. I'd recommend installing a new thermostat/thermo stat o-ring and thermostat cover. If you haven't already done so, install a green top coolant temp sensor (CTS). In my case, I already had one, but I got a second and put it in the other hole as a back-up for when the current one fails. All I'll need to do is swap the connector over - no mess
MAKE SURE YOU USE NEW O-rings and NEW CLIPS - they get brittle and aren't fun to get at once you've put it back together if it leaks.
The three 5mm hex bolts that secure the thermostat cover to the housing should all be torqued to 8 NM / 6 ft-lbs per the Bentley manual (it's 10 NM / 7 ft-lbs for 12v).
One last note on this - my original thermostat cover had an angled outlet pipe, the replacement I received was straight. ETKA only lists one part # - not specific to 24v, so I don't know how one would go about getting a proper replacement Unfortunately I didn't realize this difference until I was cleaning up after finishing the install. Fingers crossed hoping it holds - if I were doing it again, I'd re-use my original cover.
EDIT: for peace of mind, I pulled the housing back out and replaced the t-stat cover with the original. The correct part number is 021 121 121 E.
Pack the new gasket into the new thermostat housing and make sure it seats flush. Packing it with some RTV sealant isn't a bad idea, as it'll help hold it in place and help it seal when you bolt it up to the block.
Step 12: Push the new t-stat housing assembly into place. Like removal, most of the force needed will be to get it securely mounted on the crack pipe. Once that's done, grab the bracket and long bolts from Step 5. Work the bracket into position and put the bolt through. It'll take a little work to line them up and get them started. DO NOT TIGHTEN THEM ALL THE WAY YET.
Step 13: Insert the third bold to secure the rear of the thermostat housing. Once all three bolts are started, gradually work them down until they are all snugged up evenly. Torque spec is 8 Nm / 6 ft-lbs. If you don't do it evenly, it can affect the seal, which is the most important part.
Step 14: Reconnect the CTS harness before reconnecting any hoses - once this hoses are connected it'll be more difficult to access.
Step 15: Reconnect all hoses to the T-stat housing. I wish I had more screw-type hose clamps on hand to replace some more of the spring-clamps, but at least when you put it back together, you can leave the clamps such that they are actually accessible.
Step 16: Reconnect the oil cooler hose to the crack pipe. This especially is one I wish I could have replaced with a screw-clamp, but it was between sizes. I had one up to 5/8", and one down to 3/4". I'd say it's right about 3"4, but I wasn't comfortable using the larger of the two. Again, put it together such that the clamp is accessible.
Step 17: Reconnect the air hose next to the intake manifold, and clip it back into place.
Step 18: Lift the lock carrier back into position (resting on the frame rails. Reconnect the upper and lower radiator hoses, and clip the lower coolant line back to the front clip (from Step 14 of the lock carrier removal).
Step 19: Secure the lock carrier in the reverse of the removal (per the DIY linked above).
I left it there as I had other work I planned for the next day (today). Comments, critiques, suggestions, and questions welcome. All told, it took about 7 hours of work, and I'm not fast. If you've got skills, It could probably be done in half that As I think of additions or get feedback, I'll update the DIY accordingly [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - Tar Heels swept three of four honors Monday as the Atlantic Coast Conference announced its field hockey awards. Senior Caitlin Van Sickle was named ACC Defensive Player of the Year, Karen Shelton was honored as ACC Coach of the Year, and Emily Wold was named Freshman of the Year.
Virginia's Paige Selenski was named ACC Offensive Player of the Year. The awards were selected in voting by the league's six coaches.
Van Sickle becomes the second player in conference history to earn Player of the Year honors for three consecutive seasons. A back from Wilmington, Del., she anchored a Tar Heel defensive unit that ranks fourth in the country (1.10 goals per game) and posted seven shutouts. Named the 2012 ACC Championship MVP as well as a member of the All-ACC team, Van Sickle has been a first-team All-America selection the past two seasons. This season, she serves as the Tar Heels' team captain.
Wold, a midfielder from Freehold, N.J., has started all 16 games in which she has appeared this season (she missed five games while helping the U.S. Junior National Team to a bronze medal at the Junior Pan American Games) and has been named All-ACC and All-ACC Tournament. She is the seventh North Carolina player to garner Freshman of the Year accolades, the first since Kelsey Kolojejchick in 2009.
Shelton led the Tar Heels to a 20-1 record and a perfect 5-0 mark in conference play as North Carolina successfully defended its conference championship from last year. The Tar Heels, who never dropped below No. 2 in the country and held the top spot for six weeks, finished the season undefeated in regulation with the only loss coming in overtime to No. 7 Syracuse. This is the ninth ACC Coach of the Year honor for Shelton, who led the Tar Heels to their 18th conference title.


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Rooms are the fascinating accommodation choices of the hotel. These rooms are stylishly designed to offer a satisfactory ambience. They are classily festooned with tiled/marble floorings and comfortable interiors. The amenities offered in the rooms are telephone connectivity, TV with satellite programming and private bathroom.
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