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Maria Sharapova hasn't been too keen on letting the press into her relationship with fellow pro Grigor Dimitrov, but in a surprisingly open interview with USA Today, she uncharacteristically gushes about Dimitrov -- and says dating a younger man (Dimitrov is 22 years old) is "refreshing."
"Maybe it makes me really young, too, inside, which is good," Sharapova, 26, told the newspaper.
As for what she's looking for in a man, she says: "It's about finding the person where you can be yourself all the time, where you're comfortable with being younger girl, the older girl, the mature girl, and the person that understands you and look at you and say you're completely off your rocker!
"I have so many things going on in my life and I really love them. Of course I want someone to be by my side to enjoy them. You know, I can jump on a plane tomorrow and go somewhere because I want to do it. And it's really important that that person respects me for the decisions that I make and the things that I do in my life."
She did not, however, offer any of her tips about outrunning the paparazzi.
The two were first spotted cozying up on a Madrid street earlier this month. Sharapova ended her engagement to basketball player Sasha Vujacic last year.


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1. Re: RichFaces4 popupPanel tabulationPavel Mart Aug 21, 2011 2:17 PM (in response to Pavel Mart)
Hey guys, any comments?
Is it possible to navigate between inputs in a popupPanel without mouse use? It really inconvenient if a user has to use mouse every time s/he wants to navigate to the next component on a popupPanel.
I found that the problem with tabulation appears only with modal popupPanels. So, if I set modal="false" for a popupPanel, tabulation work just fine. Once I set modal attribute to "true" it is not possible to navigate between components with 'tab' button.
Any thoughts or comments would be gratefully appreciated
2. Re: RichFaces4 popupPanel tabulationIlya Shaikovsky Aug 21, 2011 12:01 PM (in response to Pavel Mart)
Seems you using some older version or the problem is browser-specific. I tried http://richfaces-showcase.appspot.com/richfaces/component-sample.jsf?demo=dataTable&sample=dataTableEdit&skin=blueSky at Chrome and it works for me. After page rendered I'm clicking edit link - popup opened and nothing in focus. Than pressing tab I'm getting to first input and pressing again to next ones.
3. Re: RichFaces4 popupPanel tabulationPavel Mart Aug 25, 2011 5:54 AM (in response to Ilya Shaikovsky)
Hi Ilya,
thank you very much for your comment, but it looks like the things a little bit trickier here.
I guess I found why it works for you. The thing is 2.0.3-b03 mojarra libs(jsf-api and jsf-impl) version are used in the richfaces-showcases application. This libs have rendering problems in IE9. So if you try the link which you sent me in the previous post in IE9, you find that the page is not rendered after you modified an item. As Nick suggested earlier here on the forum(http://community.jboss.org/message/616974#616974) it could be fixed with newer version of the libs. I tried libs with version 2.1.2 and it really fixed the problem with page rendering in IE9, but it looks like it brings problem with tabulation on popupPanel.
Is there any workaround here? Thanks
4. Re: RichFaces4 popupPanel tabulationPavel Mart Sep 30, 2011 5:25 AM (in response to Pavel Mart)
Hi guys.
I really got stuck here. I cannot make it work. To understand what I'm doing wrong I decided to use maven archetype to create richfaces 4 application. I did it as described in the developer guide here
After that to add a popupPanel to the page I changed the index.xhtml as shown below:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets" xmlns:a4j="http://richfaces.org/a4j"
<ui:composition template="/templates/template.xhtml">
<ui:define name="title">RichFaces Sample</ui:define>
<ui:define name="body">
<h:form prependId="false">
<h:outputLabel value="Name:" for="nameInput" />
<h:inputText id="nameInput" value="#{richBean.name}">
<a4j:ajax event="keyup" render="output" />
<h:panelGroup id="output">
<h:outputText value="Hello #{richBean.name}!"
rendered="#{not empty richBean.name}" />
<a4j:commandButton value="TEST" execute="@this" oncomplete="#{rich:component('editPane')}.show()"
<rich:popupPanel header="Test popup panel" id="editPane" width="400" height="170">
<h:panelGrid columns="3" id="editGrid">
<h:outputText value="Name"/>
<h:inputText value="#{richBean.name}">
<a4j:commandButton value="Close" onclick="#{rich:component('editPane')}.hide(); return false;"/>
I tried to deploy the application on tomcat 6/7 and glassfish3.1/3.1.1 AS. Tabulation in popupPanel works only with chrome browser. It does not work for IE9 and FF6(7).I also tried using different RichFaces versions including the latest snapshot. Still does not work. The RichFaces versions I tried are enumerated below
<!--<org.richfaces.bom.version>4.0.0.Final</org.richfaces.bom.version>--> <!--<org.richfaces.bom.version>4.0.1-SNAPSHOT</org.richfaces.bom.version>--> <!--<org.richfaces.bom.version>184.108.40.20610805-M1</org.richfaces.bom.version>--> <org.richfaces.bom.version>126.96.36.19910910-M2</org.richfaces.bom.version>
Could anyone please tell me how I can make tabulation work for all browsers?
I also put modified project files here http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3418042/new_project.zip. As I noticed earlier the only change I did is I added a popupPanel to index.xhtml file.
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
5. Re: RichFaces4 popupPanel tabulationmaze_fr Nov 10, 2011 5:46 AM (in response to Pavel Mart)
I had the same problem with my popupPanels.
I fond this link :
and this link :
Now it works
6. Re: RichFaces4 popupPanel tabulationPavel Mart Dec 24, 2011 12:17 PM (in response to maze_fr)
Maze_fr, Thank you for your post and sorry for the so delayed reply.
I found a shorter way to fix my trouble. Just used a popup from PrimeFaces framework. It is easy to add to a project with no need to chage web.xml in my case. And the main advantage to me is that it can work with RichFaces.
Probably the issue with tabulation has been addressed in a new version of RichFaces, but I do not know for sure.

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Katie Holmes: Suri Has Great Taste!
Katie Holmes heads to the ABC Studios to tape her appearance on Live with Regis & Kelly in New York City on Tuesday morning (September 7).
The 31-year-old actress received the support of her whole family — husband Tom Cruise, daughter Suri, and Tom's kids Connor and Isabella.
Before promoting her new movie The Romantics, Katie shared a bit about Suri's fashion.
"Suri's very helpful," Katie shared. "I ask her which shoes to wear and she picks them out! Many times, I'll be getting ready for an event and I'll ask her what she thinks. She goes, 'Definitely those.' And she won't let me leave unless I'm wearing what she wants me to wear. She has great taste and I want to make her happy!"
FYI: Katie is wearing Dries Van Noten shoes paired with pants and a shirt from Stella McCartney.
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T.Y. (Topeekeegee Yugnee) Park
3300 N. Park Rd., Hollywood, FL 33021 Phone: 954-357-8811 • Fax: 954-357-8863 • Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Wi-Fi is available in the Conference Room and at the campground.
The Seminole Indian name of this 138.6-acre urban park, Topeekeegee Yugnee, means "meeting or gathering place," appropriate for a park known for its shady picnic areas, many shelters, and a gazebo that is often booked for small weddings and receptions.
T.Y. Park is home to Castaway Island water park (open seasonally), a full-hookup RV campground with Wi-Fi, 13 picnic shelters, an abundance of open picnic areas, and a large, open field suitable for a variety of family activities. Especially popular with our health-conscious patrons is the two-mile loop of paved pathways for walking, jogging, skating, and biking. Join our walking club and register your miles to earn incentives. Other popular areas within the park are the large shaded playground, basketball and tennis courts, the fishing pier, and the scenic lake water fountain.
Campground61 paved RV sites, each with 50-amp electrical service, water, sewer, a grill, and a picnic table. The air-conditioned restroom building includes hot showers and laundry facilities, and there is a dump station. Reservations required. Check the camping Web page for additional information. Campers who arrive after the park office closes at 5:30 p.m. should contact the security guard at 954-895-3189; the security guard is also available after the park gates are closed for the night.
You can now reserve campsites online:
Primitive Group CampingT.Y. also provides an area set aside for primitive youth camping for nonprofit groups such as Boy and Girl Scouts. Reservations can be made by calling 954-357-8811.
Castaway IslandThe aquatics complex features Castaway Island water playground, a kiddie pool suitable for ages 5 and under, a swimming pool/lagoon with waterfall, a concession stand, and 14 Funbrellas available for rent. Visit Castaway Island's Web page for hours and fees.
MarinaBoat rentals available on weekends starting at 10 a.m., weather permitting. Boat rental fees are $10 plus tax per hour, $15 plus tax for two hours, and $25 plus tax for four hours. Types of boats available include paddleboats, johnboats, kayaks, and canoes.Biking/Jogging PathTwo miles of paved path for walking, biking, jogging, and skating.
Groups/GatheringsLarge group gatherings of 250 or more persons require prior Park approval and issuance of a Park Permit to address such items as reserving space for the group, traffic control, trash removal/cleanup deposit, etc.
Memorial Fitness ZoneNearly a dozen fitness equipment stations, including wheelchair accessible stations, located across from the park office along the biking/jogging path. For more information, visit the Memorial Fitness Zones Web page.
Larger version of map
Picnic SheltersT.Y. has one corporate shelter for large picnics of up to 500 people, three large shelters (capacity 80 or fewer), eight medium shelters (50 or fewer people), and one small shelter (30 people or fewer). All shelters have water, electricity, grills, and tables, with the exception of #10, which has no electricity. There is also a lakeside gazebo, capacity 20. Reservations are required for shelter use. A cash cleanup and security deposit is also required on the day of use. For more information on each shelter, please view the following printable documents: Gazebo, Shelter #0, Shelter #1, Shelter #2, Shelter #3, Shelter #4, Shelter #5, Shelter #6, Shelter #7, Shelter #8, Shelter #9, Shelter #10, Shelter #11, Shelter #12 (Corporate Shelter). View larger map. Please note that amplified sound/music is not allowed at T.Y. Park. We invite you to turn your radios off and listen to nature.
Picnic Tables/GrillsLocated throughout the park and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Safety TownA program of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital featuring an early-childhood education course that is designed especially for kindergartners and first graders with the goal of reducing accidental injuries and deaths. The child-size town features working traffic signals, street signs, crosswalks, miniature houses, and small tricycles, along with a variety of interactive stations. Safety Town is open year round by appointment only during the week for public and private schools, charter schools, and children's groups of 15 to 60 students. For more information or to schedule a free field trip, call Memorial Healthcare System's Community Relations Department at 954-257-6068 or email email@example.com.
TennisTwo hard-surface courts.
BasketballTwo full courts.
VolleyballSand volleyball courts are located throughout the park and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
PlaygroundOne large covered playground.
FishingPermitted from the shore of the lake, from rental boats, and from the fishing pier. License required for ages 16 and up. Catch-and-release encouraged.


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First rule of thumb: If it doesn't have staying power (see UT2k4 and UT99- they've still got quite a few active servers going...UT3 is like a ghost town in comparison...) then there's something to it and it wasn't worth buying.
Second rule of thumb: If it doesn't have an actual native binary available for Linux in a supported or unsupported fashion you probably ought not to buy it. Not even on "promises" to do a version. I got bit myself with NWN doing that. Even though they carried through, it was a flawed result when it came out (No cutscenes...some cross-platform title that was... ). So I told myself no more. You should too, especially if you got bit on this little debacle. If it's not got support for it at the time of purchase, you probably ought not to even consider it unless that purchase seals the deal with <X> prepurchases meaning that it will be actually done in a timely manner (See: Ankh and Jack Keene...).


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All the talk about Tim Thomas the last several weeks has been about the goaltender's future.
Will he play again? Will he play for the Bruins again? Will the Bruins find a way to get out from under his $5 million cap hit?
Well, those answers don't figure to be readily available for some time.
But when looking back in terms of Thomas, there's no denying he put together another great season. The numbers reveal that Thomas was on top of his game most of the season and was one of the Bruins least affected by the Stanley Cup hangover.
There were plenty of breathtaking saves and big wins. Maybe Thomas could share in some of the blame for the Bruins' playoff flameout, but sometimes great goaltending can only go as far as the offense takes it.
Considering the way the season ended, Thomas would've had another shot to prove people wrong by coming back in the fall. Now we might've seen the last of the potential Hall-of-Fame netminder.
Regular season: 59 GP, 35-19-1, 2.36 GAA, .920
Playoffs: 7 GP, 2.14 GAA, .923
Contract status: Signed through 2012-13 at a cap hit of $5 million
Regular season recap
Highlight: The Bruins were trying to battle their way out of a months-long stretch of mediocrity when they hit the West Coast in March. In a 4-2 win over the eventual Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, Thomas stopped 40 of 42 shots. His pad stop on Jeff Carter's tip in the closing seconds was one of Thomas' many highlight-reel stops on the season.
Lowlight: Aside from skipping the White House and creating an unnecessary distraction around his team, Thomas struggled on New Year's Eve in Dallas. He gave up three goals in the first period of a 4-2 loss and stopped just 23 of 27 shots on the night. Two of those goals came on the power play, where Thomas is usually the Bruins' best penalty killer.
Playoff recap: Thomas surrendered the series-losing Game 7 goal after a juicy rebound of Mike Knuble's shot on the rush. Whether he was interfered with by Knuble after the shot is debatable. There were a couple goals Thomas could be faulted for during the series, but considering the opponent he held the Capitals to a level of offense that should've been beatable.
Grade: A. Thomas was an All-Star-caliber goaltender again in 2011-12 and no political statements or shocking offseason decisions can wipe that out.
Carnac predicts … Thomas sits out all season and his name comes up every time the Bruins lose a game or allow more than two goals. He plays for Detroit in 2013-14.


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Lynn Austin's Bio:
Lynn Austin, a former teacher who now writes and speaks full time, has won three Christy Awards for her historical fiction. One of those novels, Hidden Places, has also been made into a Hallmark Channel movie. Lynn and her husband have raised three children and make their home near Chicago, Illinois. Visit Lynn's Web site at www.lynnaustin.org
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Hello All,
I am using ecasound in interactive mode and am having a mysterious issue that I can't resolve. I have one chainsetup with 2 chains. Each chain has an operator (audio sine oscillator) and a controller (another sine oscillaor) that controls the frequency of the audio oscillator. Once processing is started, I can only change parameters on the first chain's controller. All commands I think should affect the second chain's controller will just affect the first chains'. I have pasted the exact comands I am using below. If anyone can tell me why this is happening I would really appreciate it.
Thanks so much,
(jack started in advance with qjackctl)
$ ecasound -c
cs-add test_cs
c-add osc1
ai-add null
ao-add jack_generic,osc1
cop-add -el:sine_fcac,500,1
ctrl-add -kos:1,500,600,0.2,0
c-add osc2
ai-add null
ao-add jack_generic,osc2
cop-add -el:sine_fcac,700,1
ctrl-add -kos:1,700,800,0.2,0
//external commands
jack_connect ecasound:osc1_1 alsa_pcm:playback_1
jack_connect ecasound:osc2_3 alsa_pcm:playback_2
c-select osc1
cop-select 1
ctrl-select 1
ctrlp-select 4
ctrlp-set 650
c-select osc2
cop-select 1
ctrl-select 1
ctrlp-select 4
ctrlp-set 850 //this affects osc1 controller ?!?
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| Common names: remora (English), rémora (Espanol)
Remora brachyptera (Lowe, 1839)
Spearfish remora
Body elongate, robust; dorsal and anal bases < 2x head length; head disc short, reaches ~ middle of pectorals, 14-17 plates; gill rakers 14-17, 12-14 lower rakers; pectoral broad, blunt 23-27 rays, outer 2/3 of fin flexible; dorsal and anal bases similar length, notably longer than head; dorsal 27-34 rays; anal 23-27 rays; tail W shaped (forked in juvenile); pelvics pointed, broadly joined to belly.
Overall brown.
Size: 40 cm.
Habitat: oceanic, hosts are billfishes.
Depth: 0-200 m?.
Circumtropical; throughout our region except for the upper Gulf of California.


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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker wrestling team will hit the road once again this weekend for the Wolfpack Open hosted by NC State in Raleigh, N.C. The Wolfpack Open will take place on Sunday (Nov. 17) beginning at 9 a.m. at NC State's Carmichael Gymnasium.
Live results and complete brackets will be available here starting on Sunday morning.
The Open will feature more than 250 of the top wrestlers from across the Southeast including Division I opponents NC State, Duke, North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia and Virginia Tech.
Fresh off his win at the Pembroke Classic, Charlie Huff will be looking to bring home the hardware again for the Cobras in the 133-pound division. In addition to Huff, Zach Dicus and Austin Akins will be looking to place again in the 174-pound and 285-pound divisions respectively.
Also competing for the Cobras will be Mikel Nelson and Gavin Perkins at the 125-pound division, RaSean McArthur at the 133-pound division and Rashad Cunningham and Joe Fought at the 141-pound division. Walker Barfield, Derek Rothermel and Kevin Thompson will compete in the 149-pound division, while JD Dykes will be the lone wrestler for the Cobras at the 157-pound division. Ellison Sanders will wrestle at the 165-pound division and Phillip Burrows and Joseph Holland will join Dicus at the 174-pound division. Rounding out the Cobras will be Jacob Ralph at the 184-pound division and Robert Parland at the 197-pound division.


text: The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) proudly announces that Michael P. O'Connell, Professor & Business Department Chair at River Valley Community College in Claremont, New Hampshire, has received the 2014 ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award for the Northeastern Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP Region 1). As a regional recipient, Michael P. O'Connell will now be a candidate for the 2014 ACBSP International Teaching Excellence Award, to be announced in June. MORE


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Channel 4 could be bouncing back
If you are to believe the demographics for the May sweeps, then reports of the demise of Channel 4 News are greatly exaggerated.
Or it could be an aberration.
One thing is clear: The demos – which are gleaned from viewer diaries and are important to advertisers – create a different picture than the earlier household ratings that arrived a few weeks ago and declared Channel 2 the winner everywhere but at 10 and 11 p.m.
Channel 2's morning program "Daybreak" with co-anchors John Beard and Melissa Holmes was the big household winner in May. But in the age 18 through 49 demographics that the networks focus on, Channel 4 wins decisively at 5 a.m. and by the slimmest of margins at 6 a.m.
In the age 25-54 demographic that local stations focus on, Channel 4 wins by a healthy margin at 5 a.m., and Channel 2 wins narrowly at 6 a.m. The combination allows Channel 4 to claim a morning demographic victory.
At 5 and 5:30 p.m., Channel 2 is a big winner in households and in the 18-49 and age 25-54 demographics. However, Channel 4 wins the demos by slim margins at 6 p.m. even though Channel 2 is the household winner.
At 11 p.m., the situation is oddly reversed. Channel 4 is a big household winner as usual, but Channel 2 ties in the 18-49 demo and has the slimmest of victories in the 25-54 demo.
The situation is even stranger at 10 p.m., the first sweeps period in which Channel 2 is on a stronger station – Fox affiliate WUTV. Although its household ratings rose significantly, Channel 2 lost half of its 18-49 rating from when it was on WNYO a year ago and about 30 percent of its age 25-54 viewers. That's so incredible that Channel 2 may question the methodology being used to measure the demographics. Meanwhile, Channel 4 saw big increases in both demos for its 10 O'Clock News on sister station WNLO-TV.
The results couldn't come at a better time for some Channel 4 staffers now that a new general manager, Rene LaSpina, has been hired. She isn't expected to make any personnel decisions until she gets to know the station and the area better.
The main question is whether the results will save the job of News Director Joe Schlaerth, who, according to multiple sources, is unpopular inside the newsroom and was singled out by staffers in a focus groups conducted for LIN Media several months ago. Before LaSpina was named, many insiders expected Schlaerth's job to be in jeopardy.
The staffers who should have the biggest smiles are morning co-anchors Diana Fairbanks and Jordan Williams, who have brought back Channel 4's "Wake Up" to life. In addition, meteorologist Mike Cejka, who returned to the morning after Amelia Segal left for a job in Washington, D.C., might be able to point to the ratings as an indication he never should have been bounced from the mornings.
The sweeps results also could be good news for veteran evening co-anchors Don Postles and Jacquie Walker, whose successful tenure could be under scrutiny by the new boss.
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The Scorpio 72 is a very nice and comfortable blue cruise sailing yacht in excellent condition and very well equipped.
Completely refitted in 2008 with a lot of upgrades, new teak deck, overhauled engine, new generator, Hull AWL Grip paint in 2009, NEW Water-maker, etc…!
refit 2018:
new hard top
new tarpaulins
new air conditioning units
new dingy 350 Highfield and Yamaha 40HP outboard
galley and part of the interior have been renovated
new black water tanks
new installations for the water
new mainsail and mezzan
Length: 22.80 m
Beam: 5.15m
Depth: 2.24m
Displacement: 40 t
Hull material: GRP
Deck material: Teak
Refits: 1996 / 2006 / COMPLETELY REFITTED IN 2008
Perkins 1 x 200 hp, refitted 2008 –
Range 1000 nm
Speed (engine) 8,0 cruis. - 12,0 kts max
Speed (sailing) up to 12 kts
Fuel 2000 l
Water 2000 l
Waste 600 l
Generator 17,5 kw ONAN (2008)
Spacious and comfortable saloon with sofa's with light colored upholstery and deckchairs and saloon table with space for bottles, round sit/lounge with table.
4 double cabins with 4 private heads (toilet, shower and washbasin with marble top) and vanity table, Captain's cabin and crew quarters, Toilets & Showers 5 (2008), Crew cabin in front,
Well equipped galley with: Cool veg. storage and deep freeze, Large refrigerator, Oven with 3 burner stove – NEW 2011, 2 stainless steel sinks, Lots of storage place in cupboards and drawers
Ketch rigged, 2 aluminium masts (2 double spreaders) and boom, Genoa furler, Sails 6 include drifter and spinnaker, main and mizzen – ALL SAILS COMPLETELY REFFITED 2011, Lazy bags and lazy jacks – NEW 2011, Sail Covers. Compass, VHF (2009), Special navigation system NAV PRO (vector charts) (2009), Raychart 435 System (2009). ST60 Wind analogue vane system (2009), ST60 CH/VMG wind display (2009), ST60 Tridata digital system (2009), SPX30 Smartpilot core pack (2009), ST6002 Control unit (2009), Simrad radar and plotter, Complete safety equipment, Life raft 2 x 6 pax, Life jackets: 12, Fire extinguishers: 10 and auto engine system, anchors 2 x with 120 m chain, Electric anchor windlass, Music & TV set, CD and DVD library, Generator 17,5 kw ONAN (2008), Air condition reverse cycle in all spaces - RECONDITION AND REPOSITION OF AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM 2011, Boiler (2008), Heating, Quick charger 80A/12V (2008), Bosch alternator (2009), Bow thruster (2008) – NEW Z-DRIVE 2011, Water-maker 130 l/h (2008).
Dinghy 3.50 with outboard: 15 hp Mercury (2009), Sun awning, Yacht mobile telephone, Complete charter equipment, Windsurf, canoe and snorkeling equipment, Shower on deck, Dorades for ventilation, Davits, BBQ, Swimming ladder, etc…!
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