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Hyderabad: According to a news report, colleges across Hyderabad are reporting cent percent attendance as 'lucky' ones would be picked to meet her personally during #GES2017 summit.
Students are attending each class as college authorities have not told, which day or which time the lucky draw would happen. Even during breaks, most of the students are hanging around library or checking the papers the peon carries from one building to other thinking they might be lucky draw coupons. As we can see, they are all excited, do not want to lose out on the opportunity.
Srinivas Gajulapalli, a student from Vardhaman college of engineering, has such a poor attendance record which would make Sachin and Rekha to feel good about themselves, spoke to us. He said, "I am a big fan of Ivanka Ji. I am following her from the time I have opened my twitter account."
Though Srinivas and some other students we spoke with could not say for what GES stands for or what is the current role of Ivanka Ji, but most of them have done their 'research' on Ivanka Ji through google. They felt, unlike in the past, we are inviting good & exciting leaders like Ivanka Ji to our country.
"Look at the speech she delivered yesterday. Probably the first speech I watched nonstop for fifteen minutes on live TV. It was pure grace and high on content. The content I have forgotten, but her smile will remain with me forever. I would say, we have a lot to learn from her 'style'. Hope I get an opportunity to meet her in person," said Prakash G, a student leader.
However, students are upset for restricting Ivanka Ji to only GES summit. "She should have addressed a public gathering like our PM Modi does when he goes abroad. US does not have a diaspora to address here, but we students are big fan of her. We would have filled the stadium," said Prakash.


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Pay the Piper? Edition
This week Volkswagen agreed to pay almost $15 billion to settle the emissions claims in its diesel models: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-28/volkswagen-to-pay-14-7-billion-to-settle-u-s-emissions-claims
I think this is in some way a measure of justice. The customers who bought the cheating vehicles should have their cars bought back and be compensated for their trouble. That is just.
What I don't think is just is the government profiting from this. The government was not harmed. So why should the government get money? Isn't that—oh what's the word?
According to the article, $2.7 billion is going to the federal government and California (no small surprise about California) regulators "to fund pollution-reduction projects" and another $2 billion is going to be given for investment in "clean technology." What does any of that even mean?
Volkswagen is a defendant in a host of other pending suits from varying states as well, and I am sure those states will have their hands out too. I suppose it could be argued that the states and the federal government are suing on behalf of the people. And that might actually be a plausible argument IF VW HADN'T QUICKLY AGREED TO RECOMPENSE ITS CUSTOMERS.
Since VW is already buying back the cars and paying its customers, doesn't that make paying the federal and state governments just a money grab? Of course, if Volkswagen even breathes that sentiment a torrent of backlash and penalties would be incurred.
Extortion. That's the word, right? Extortion?
Aside from the customers' money; all this extra money changing hands makes me wonder qui bono?
And what about all those cars that are going to <poof> disappear from this world? Now the industry is going to be short almost half a million cars. Production will fill that gap I am sure. But will they fill it with diesel engines or—wait for it—gasoline?
It is also worth noting that Volkswagen's first three-row SUV will be made in Tennessee starting this December and might arrive just in time for the buyback program. Lucky.
But what do you think?
Post your comments: @laurenfix.
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If you love speed and land speed records and have $195,000, this 1952 Buick Super Riviera is up for auction: http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2016/06/30/152-buick-land-speed-record-holder-up-for-sale/?intcmp=hpff
Racer Jeff Brock named her "Bombshell Bettie," bored out a Buick straight-8 and added some other mods to create this unique speed demon. And it is pretty fast; in 2013 "Bombshell Bettie" was clocked at 165.735 mph.
Check out the link to the video of Bettie in action.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Missy65 from Not happy about having to replace all the cushions I love my Pasadena set. I have had it for about four years and it has held up well so far but the cushion covers need to be replaced...Frontgate does not sell replacement covers for the cushions! You have to buy all new cushions!! I was told by Frontgate to throw away the old cushions. There is nothing wrong with the cushions themselves it's just the fabric. Such a waste and environmentally irresponsible IMO. Please consider selling replacement COVERS for the cushions. Thank you!
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Rated 1 out of 5 by quixote from Can't buy just what you need We love our set but two of our main cushions have gotten damaged and we just want to replace those, but we are forced to buy a whole set to replace two cushions and now will have 6 cushions I do not need and have to find storage for, and will have spent money on I did not need to. This is a unique and fun set but would now caution anyone thinking about it, that replacement cushions are a pain and expensive for no good reason. Also, don't have a open wood firepit near these cushions; reason we need to replace is small amounts of embers flying up from the fire landed on the cushions and burnt holes in the cushions very easily. Still love the quality of the original product but Frontgate you can do better to meet customer needs.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Leigh4boys from very disappointed! I ordered this set a few years back- the squirrels have destroyed the cushions, I have looked every place for replacement ones. There is NONE available unless you order from Frontgate, apparently a full set is 1 piece (when the full set was sold as a 4 pieces So it would cost more to order cushions than to buy all new patio furniture!!!!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Irma67 from Product is great if you don't mind the wait This seating is the most comfortable seating we have been able to find. This year, for the first time, Frontgate offered the replacement cushions for this particular seating in Sunbrella Rain. It is so nice not to have to put all the cushions away due to the threat of rain. Unfortunately, I ordered them in May and did not receive them until the middle of August. Mid August is the end of summer for us. If you want these cushions give yourself a 4 month lead time.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by TheVillages from Beautiful We had the original tan or brown cushions so we wanted to update the look. Love the Indigo blue, really makes the lanai pop! We bought the pillows and Aden rug to complete the scene.... LOVE IT!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Haywee from pasadena cushions These cushions are absolutely beautiful. We had the original cream colored cushions from a few years ago, and now have the new AIR BLUE cushions. They are stunning and so comfortable. Thanks!
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Does 1 set come with 1 seat cushion and 3 back cushions?
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Date published: 2019-12-06
Is the solid fabric (Aruba) on the Pasadena sofa cushions the same color as the Aruba color (I know it has cream piping) on the Baleares ottoman cushion? Just wondering about the aruba and/or the melon colors if they are the same color on both brands.
Thank you for your interest in the Pasadena Sofa Cushions. The aruba for the Pasadena Sofa Cushions is the same aruba color for the Baleares Ottoman Cushion. However, we cannot guarantee it will be an exact match as they are from different manufacturers.
Date published: 2019-12-06
I own the this set. The cushions are in great shape but one of the seat cushion covers is torn underneath (the nubby rubber side). Is it possible to buy just a set of cushion covers? It would be eco-friendly to just replace the covers than the cushions.
Thank you for your interest in the Pasadena Sofa Cushions. Please contact our Product Specialist Department at 800-537-8484 and they can assist you.
Date published: 2019-11-21
When ordering Pasadena replacement cushions, how many cushions are provided with each set?
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Date published: 2019-04-01
what are the measurements of the cushions?
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Date published: 2019-03-22
Are we able to by just the covers on the Pasadena cushions?
Thank you for your interest in the Pasadena Sofa Cushions. We do not sell the covers without the inserts.
Date published: 2018-06-29
I have the Pasadena furniture set with sand cushions. They seem hard to keep clean. The main problem is the cushion to the ottoman has mildew that won't come out. I have even washed the cover in the washing machine and it looks really bad with black mold.
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Date published: 2018-05-25
Will these fit the Palermo sofa as well? Looking for the Sunbrella Rain cushions for my new furniture from you.
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As others have said, one of the pleasures of dealing with John, was that at no time did we feel we were being pressurised into making a decisions. He explained all the options open to us, the pros and cons of Equity Release and Lifetime Mortgages. Would highly recommend John.
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Unimas set to build more hostels for foreign students
INTERNATIONAL FAIR: Professor Fadzil (third right) looking at a collage of flags of the countries of Unimas foreign students after launching the Unimas International Festival 2013 at Unimas DeTAR Putra Lobby and with him is Dr Kasing (second right) and student representatives from various countries. — Photo by Jeffery Mostapa
KUCHING: Unimas plans to build more and better hostels to accommodate the growing number of foreign students studying there.
Deputy vice-chancellor (Student Affairs and Alumni) Professor Mohd Fadzil Abadul Rahman said that the response for international students to study in Unimas had been encouraging making it necessary for the university to increase the capacity of its hostels.
"They come to study in Unimas because of the strong word of mouth recommendations especially from the ex-international students who went back to their home country and inform their nationals about it," he told reporters after launching Unimas International Festival 2103 at DeTAR Putra Unimas lobby yesterday.
The one day event was participated by students from ten countries namely Pakistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Myanmar, China, Bangladesh, Ghana, Zimbabwe and Nigeria.
This is the fourth year the festival is organised by the university's foreign students and the theme this year is 'Celebrating 1World' and this.
Fadzil said Unimas was looking into charging a standard fee for international students because most of them were under scholarships from their countries which were not enough to cover their accommodation and course fees.
"We are getting our Unimas subsidiary company (Unimas Holding) to manage two or three blocks of our hostel and equip necessary facilities for these international student and at the same time to get them to manage the hostel.
"The hostel that we managed now is for our local students and the rate is subsidised through their fees and we have different rates for our foreign students," he added.
Unimas also plan to get the holding company to manage and at the same time we encourage local contractors to build hostels near the university and rent it to its international students.
Professor Fadzil revealed that Unimas currently has 440 international students from 48 countries studying in various faculties.
During the event, Professor Fadzil and Unimas Head of International Affairs Division Professor Dr Kasing Apun visited the exhibition booths set up by the foreign students.
Source: The Borneo Post


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Xerox Romania has appointed a new strategic alliances and services marketing manager.
Mihai Codreanu will take up the role and will be responsible for coordinating the company's marketing and communication activities, along with developing strategic partnerships with those involved in the High Tech Alliance program.
Mr Codreanu originally joined Xerox in 2005 and went on to hold a number of local and regional positions in the firm, covering fields such as sales, services development, IT consultancy and marketing.
Between 2010 and 2012, Mihai Codreanu was industry marketing manager for Central Europe, Israel and Turkey.
Elsewhere in the world, Fuji Xerox recently appointed two printer executives for its Australian operations.
Former Optus worker Greg Heard takes over as national sales manager, while ex-Officeworks representative Andrew Whiting will be the national distribution manager.
Fuji Xerox general manager for Australia/New Zealand David Borg explained that the appointments will be "instrumental" in enabling partners to capitalise on areas of the market.
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Ext JS 2.1 now GPL :(
Unfortunately Ext JS 2.1 (and Ext GWT 1.0) have been released under the GPL. This will make Ext more difficult to sell to corporate clients.
Ext JS 2.0.2 is still available for download under a LGPL licence and can be used with the GWT integration found in the GWT-Ext project (not to be confused with Ext GWT). i.e. GWT-Ext 2.0.3 and Ext 2.0.2 are still both LGPL. I wonder if Ext GWT 1.0 (GPL) started life as GWT-Ext 2.0.3 (LGPL)…
I wonder if a fork will appear… or perhaps a Yahoo! UI on GWT or a Tibco GI on GWT. Both YUI and GI are BSD and so very business friendly.
I discovered a promise of a tibcogi4gwt project but nothing more 😦
Update: more info can be found in a post by the author of GWT-Ext.
Super Mario in JavaScript
It's amazing to see this implemented in JavaScript!
Note that there seems to be only one level to the game which isn't entirely implemented. It's the concept that such a beast can be implemented in JavaScript rather than Flash that's interesting.


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Western Australia: $1.6 Million for Coastal Projects
Over $1.6 million in shared grants funding has been awarded to 45 projects across Western Australia's coastal regions to support coastal management work and improved coastal amenities, Government of Western Australia said in its latest release.
Coastal Adaptation and Protection (CAP) and Coastal Management Plan Assistance Program (CMPAP) grants support the planning and sustainable management of coastal areas vulnerable to risks such as erosion and inundation.
The 2018-19 round of CAP grants has been boosted to $1.05 million, up from last year's total of $756,540, allowing 21 projects to be allocated funds, the Government said.
The City of Busselton received the largest share of CAP grants this year, with $281,000 for four projects. Seventeen key locations extending from Broome to Esperance will benefit from various grant amounts including:
- $15,000 for shoreline monitoring at Broome;
- $125,000 for sand replenishment work at the City of Wanneroo's Quinns Beach;
- $110,000 for sand nourishment along Norseman Road in the Shire of Esperance.
Another 24 projects have been awarded Coastwest and CMPAP grants totalling $555,000, to improve coastal amenity and address coastal hazards.
Four CMPAP grants will share in $180,000 to undertake strategic planning for coastal areas vulnerable to risks such as erosion and inundation. A further 20 Coastwest grants totaling $375,000 have been awarded to projects that enhance coastal conditions and amenity, such as weed management, shoreline monitoring, and dune restoration.
The CAP grants are administered by the Department of Transport and the CMPAP and Coastwest grants are administered by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage.


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Salomon Rondon is on loan at Newcastle this season, and when he returns to West Brom, he will have just one year left on his contract.
There was news that Newcastle tried to extend his loan deal through next season while they were negotiating Jacob Murphy's loan last month.
But that was on the final day of the window, and there was not enough time to do that.
Why did they wait until the last minute?
But it suggests Rafa wants Rondon at the club long term as well as wanting and getting Almiron permanently.
The manager wants Salomon Rondon permanently at Newcastle
Mike Ashley thought Rondon too old at 29 to pay out the £16.5M fee West Brom wanted for their player, so we got him on loan.
But we had to send Dwight Gayle in the other direction – something Rafa didn't want to do.
The manager has refused to say much about what's going on and had this to say about Rondon's situation.
"Everybody can see he is doing well. It is too early to talk about that."
If Rafa stays, Rondon is the first player he will want Ashley to sign – either permanently or on loan.
Comments welcome.
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Signing Rondon for next season if we stay up is a must but I think there'll be a lot of clubs looking at him, he's a managers dream of a striker.
On Tonight's game, I think Rafa might save Almiron until the 2nd half to give him time to see the way we're playing but who knows. I think the Wolves lads will be out to try and rough him up so hopefully he can deal with it and express himself. Either way he's going to take time to adapt and I wish him the best of luck, he looks a cracking player.
Some of his highlights for Lanus are brilliant and that league is very rough so I'm sure he'll quickly get used to the physicality of the Premier league.
We were robbed against this Wolves team last time (they seem to get away with everything) so hopefully the lads can get some revenge tonight.
I understand the club were talking to West Brom about Rondon and a permanent deal during the January window, but that it was too complicated to get over the line. I can understand that, it would require agreement on the valuation of at least two players (Gondon and Gayle, maybe Murphy also), agreement on a payment schedule, promotion and relegation clauses and then the mundane details like agents' fees, player wages and other things.
Too complicated to get over the line in the last 48 hours of the window, fair enough.
That said, surely the clubs could have started talking about it at the start of the window or even have an ongoing dialogue around it since September? Surely it's crossed the minds of someone at each club?
Staggering levels of ineptitude.
"Staggering levels of ineptitude."
Fair comment, but let's be honest here, it's not unexpected at this club any more. Gone are the days of signings out of the blue. I remember nearly crashing my car in the 90's on a motorway, as everybody knew Alan Shearer was about to sign for Manyoo, then the radio announcer mentioned he had signed for us, which caught me well and truly by surprise. How I long for days like that. (The announcement obviously, not my sudden inability to drive due to hysterical screams of joy)
Jib can it not be both depending on the deal?
The signing of Almiron could not be completed sooner due to the delay in the Atlanta purchase of Pity Martinez but the Rondon deal could and should have been completed sooner when it became clear there was an option to do it.
It's the inconsistency which drives you mad
simon, I believe we can sign him at any point during his loan, however, the formal transfer or registration does not change until the window is open. We just don't have any pre-aranged agreements with WBA over this. I expect they would not let us sign him now unless we offer crazy money anyway, as technically the more games he gets for us, the more likely other clubs will enter for him nearer the Summer months.
I find Mark Douglas' headline
quite revealing
"Points, a public address from Mike Ashley and new approach required"
reading between the lines I think it's the journo's frustration that is demonstrated
I think they know something is rumbling on in the background and the paucity
of information is doing their heads in.
Mash Holdings , the NUFC purchase vehicle , was incorporated in
Feb 2007 yet the press hadn't a whisper until that Spring , June
There were a lot more in the loop then , yet it was kept under wraps
for ages.
Got to think that if West Brom fail to get promoted (and I think they might just miss out) then swapping Gayle for Rondon might become a priority for them as he's lethal at that level as shown again this year!
Personally, I can't see Rondon being a Newcastle player next season… for the 16m release clause he'll cost in the summer and for how big a player he's showing he is this season I think we'll get out bid. Honestly if I was Spurs i'd be straight in for him and i'd bet he gets some big money interest from China and the middle east…
I'm looking forward to the match tonight. I imagine our London-based support and our travelling Mags will raise the roof and create a great atmosphere. Rafa has some interesting new tactical options at his disposal, based around the new additions to the squad and this will make Watford's tactical choices difficult for them.
It should be a good battle
Going to the game tonight! Should be decent, Wolves play some good stuff! Got a few mates who are Wolves fans and they reckon Newcastles set up is exactly the type of side they really struggle against as they like to counter and play expansively and struggle against teams with solid rigid set ups so it should tactically be an interesting one! Hopefully see a bit of Almiron at some point too! Guessing we'll stick with the 3-4-2-1 (would hope so anyway), interested to see if Barecca starts as hes had a full week of training and offers alot more than Ritchie at left wing back and would allow for Ritchie to play further up.
First time really this season Rafas had some big selection headaches as really we've 18 players that all probably have a decent shout at being in the first 11….
Wolves seem to have it right up to now like.
Looking to expand the stadium.
They want to become a 50k seater. ( putting them on par with us)
They want to invest in the youth setup.
And the local community.
It was mentioned earlier the toon is in a position were it is going to be totally left behind this time. Weve stagnated. Ashley has got us at saturation point. (Even though we should be loaded on an upward trend.)
Soon our big stadium will just be common place to all the "lower" teams.
If ashley doesnt act now or sell Newcastle is just going to settle into medicorasy for ever.
Tubbs just run our football club properly man.
Bit of a lift for the lads. The new lads take the pressure ( workload) off our boys.
Equal shares in responsibility's.
Its not about being replaced everyone is here to do a job, people should be fresher. Less scare of an injury crisis less anxiety for the lads.
Hopefully a bit more creativity uptop. Get more to rondon more goals. Saftey in sights.
Jay youve raised some interesting points there like.
If WBA dont get promoted a straight swap between the two would suit both parties in my opinion. I like gayle and as a sub ,3rd striker is not too shabby. But maybe muto is gayles replacement.
Also hopefully the neets game is an interesting one like you say but in favour of the toon.
Id take a sit back soak up the pressure 1 nil counter attacking win the night like
Genjikai – The thing that would worry me about Rondon is hes made a bit of a career out of choosing money over football! He went out to Russia despite having the option to sign for Spurs because it was more £££ when he was at Malaga and later turned down moving to Liverpool and staying in Russia moving to zenit again because it was more £££
Honestly think if he gets an offer from China or the like he'll be off… and Id be shocked if after this season theres not a few in for him!
Almiron tonight will be interesting… no idea how fit he is but if hes close hes a long way ahead of Perez and Atsu in terms of ability and both of them have ran themselves into the ground for the cause the last 4 weeks!
Similarly, Diame and Ki back, it'll be interesting to see who starts in midfield…neither longstaff nor Hayden deserves to lose out but then coldly and clinically speaking, you'd probably say Ki and Diame are slightly ahead of the 2 young lads.. personally i'd love to see Longstaff and Diame tonight!
Left back will be interesting… is Dummett back? Ritchie has worked his socks off but never looked particularly comfortable there whereas Beracca is essentially a Yedlin clone, designed perfectly for a wing back role… but in a shape thats been so successful, 3-4-2-1 where exactly does Ritchie fit in?
Another interesting one is Kenedy…. with Diame, Ki, Muto, Almiron, Possibly Dummett being added to the squad from last week, does Kenedy even make the bench?
I don't think Miggy will have any trouble adapting to the PL. Look how many Championship players do it when promoted and he's well better than that.
He survived the Argentinian League intact which physicality wise, is every bit a tough – and probably rougher.
And let's not think the MLS is that bad. It's improved massively in a very short time and we can expect a lot more players to take the sane route Miggy has in the future.
Never let size be an issue. He has a wiry strength and from I've seen, an ability to ride a tackle and shrug off players trying to hold him back. And if they really insist on bringing him down in full flight, he takes a mean free kick.
Although I expect him to start on the bench, I wouldn't be in the slightest bit surprised if he started, listening to what Rafa's been saying.
After all, he bought him to keep us up. The sooner he starts the better. He certainly thinks he's got what it takes. I'd say, go for it
I think a real boost to the team would be the signing of Rafa.
If only we had a proper sports owner. He claims he loves sports.
Imagine if that Leicester owner had of rocked up on our shores. My god he would of loved beyond belief.
Imagine if he had of won the league for the toon instead.
Na better off with the devil we know eh?
@bobbybee – the Argentinian league is closer to MMA than football… And the MLS is more athletic than the premier league, I think he'll adapt very quick! Hes absolutely terrorized otamendi and co for Paraguay too! My only fear for Almiron is the speed he makes decisions at… the MLS is technically and tactically quite poor, I think thats probably his weakness, it's probably why they weren't really open to playing in Italy because it would have been a bigger problem there, think we might see a few occasions where he chooses the wrong pass or to run or shoot etc as he'll get less time on the ball than he's used to!
Kids got the quickest acceleration from a standing position ive ever seen though… hes not actually super quick in a straight race but his speed at losing a man and getting space is unreal
I know there is still alot of work to do around the squad.
Buts its nice have cover for positions. Not having to play players out of position.
Beracca and yeds bombing the wings, is such an exciting prospect like. Only seen a glimpse but a reckon he looks rapid mate. A hope so. Al hold me hands up only seen him play in that short 10 min spell or so he had.
Again with miggy never saw him play only a couple clips, hope both rock it for us.


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Brisbane native Keelan Mak heals a broken heart with Flicker.
Keelan Mak has created a beautiful slow burning piece of music with Flicker. Written in his bedroom while studying at uni about a high school crush and a broken heart, Flicker is about unrequited love.
Stylistically, think bands like SAFIA and Rufus Du Sol – Keelan takes a softer approach to creating his style of music. Sombre and forlorn synths help to tell the story and carry the feeling of Flicker while Keelan sings the line "So remember my name". Flicker nails the feeling of a broken heart.
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Sunluver Charters have found that our favorite way to get to know our Guests are to be on a Destination Charter with them. There is plenty of separate space aboard Sunluver to allow privacy. We can create a custom Destination Charter the way you would like to experience your Holiday. Here are a few of our favorite Destinations.
Ft. Jefferson
Ft. Jefferson was never fires upon and never fired her cannons. Over 1,000 personnel were stationed in The Dry Tortugas while being built. This was a Union Fort strategically situated to control the Confederate shipping lanes.
Loggerhead Key Lighthouse
Loggerhead Key is due West of Garden Key (Anchorage for the Dry Tortugas). Amazing diving spots and Great snorkeling on the west side of Loggerhead Key (Little Africa Reef). Take in the serenity of a private beach (National Park only allow up to 10 people visiting Loggerhead Key at one time).
Looe Key Reef
Once we shove off from Boot Key, we sail to Looe Key to snorkel one of the more beautiful reefs in the Keys. Then it's off to Key West.
Coco Taxi
If some one could let me know the name of these taxi cabs, I will buy you a Cuba Libra when we get to Havana.
The Dry Tortugas
Best Times: April through January
The Dry Tortugas National Park (Sunluver Charters is one of two Sailing Charter Companies licensed to operate in the Dry Tortugas) is easily the premier Destination Charter. Ft. Jefferson is considered the Gem of the Keys. With over 16 Million brink, Ft. Jefferson is the largest masonry structure in the Western Hemisphere.
Visit secluded Loggerhead Key for a day of exploring and beachcombing. Have lunch on the North side. When finished, don your snorkel gear for an adventure through Little Africa Reef from shore.
3 Night Minimum. The Dry Tortugas are 75 miles West of Key West
Best Times: Anytime
Cuba is truly a beautiful Island with their people being very friendly. Sail overnight to Havana, explore Veradero for 2 nights. Then set sail overnight to Havana for 3 nights(stay in comfort aboard Sunluver), then Sail overnight back to Key West. Now that negotiations concerning the lifting of the travel ban has begun,
Sunluver Charters is gearing up to offer our Guests an amazing Destination Sail. We have guided a stand up paddleboarder, prone paddleboarder, kayaker, and swimmers in their attempt to bridge Cuba and the United States. We are now taking names, on a first come-first serve basis, once the travel ban is lifted. Viva Cuba
7 Night Minimum. Marina Hemingway and Veradero are 110 miles from Key West with Veradero being 60 miles East of Havana.
Please send a request for a suggested Itinerary and rates for your Cuba trip.
Bahia Honda State Park and Boot Key, Marathon
Best Times: April through January
Sail up to Bahia Honda State Park for a night anchored between the Old Bahia Honda Bridge and US 1. Explore Bahia Honda State Park, learning the history of Henry Flagler's Overseas Railroad.
Snorkel Looe Key's pristine coral with an incredible amount of fish, maybe even have a Goliath Grouper hang out under Sunluver.
Head in to Boot Key for an evening of exploring the restaurants and bars.
Sunday Brunch at Little Palm Island is a culinary delight, featuring their Bloody Mary and Mimosa Bar, incredible dishes. All while dining with Key Deer roaming the grounds.
2 Night Minimum. Boot Key is 48 miles East of Key West.
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The Artful Vegan (Hardcover)
Fresh Flavors from the Millennium Restaurant
Ten Speed Press, 9781580085380, 240pp.
Publication Date: November 13, 2003
Other Editions of This Title:
Paperback (11/13/2003)
Since 1994, San Francisco's Millennium Restaurant has created a visionary gourmet experience, redefining vegan cuisine for the twenty-first century. Its nuanced seasonings, elegant presentations, and resourceful use of exotic ingredients elevates vegan food to the level of fine dining, while the landmark MILLENNIUM COOKBOOK proves you don't need meat and dairy to make delicious, satisfying gourmet dishes at home.In THE ARTFUL VEGAN, chefs Eric Tucker, Bruce Enloe, and Amy Pearce present 140 new impassioned interpretations of global cuisine, spanning influences from the Pacific Rim to the Deep South. Showcasing an innovative repertoire of flavors, methods, and ingredients on the cutting edge of healthful taste and nutrition, these sumptuous recipes attest to the endless possibilities of all-organic vegan cooking. Here's a taste:Lemon-Pine Nut Ravioli over Baby Artichoke-Golden Tomato Rago?ã?°t Oyster Mushroom Calamari Stuffed Poblano Chiles over Forbidden Black Rice Risotto Strawberry, Rose, and Rhubarb Soup German Chocolate CakeAll the recipes are cholesterol free, and many are low in fat or can be made with little or no oil. Whether you're a strict herbivore or simply interested in exploring a dynamic new cuisine, the food of Millennium will open your mind-and palate-to a world of enticing vegan flavors.
Praise For The Artful Vegan: Fresh Flavors from the Millennium Restaurant…
Give a few people who are passionate about cooking a lot of restrictions in what they can cook with, and this is the result: a wealth of innovative ideas that should inspire any adventurous cook. I'm impressed and delighted to see a vegan approach to cooking and eating that is so sensual and so clearly driven by good, seasonal ingredients.-Deborah Madison, author of Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone and Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating from America's Farmers' Markets"THE ARTFUL VEGAN is a rare gift. Through the pleasure of creative cooking, every mouthful of these delightful recipes helps to create a world we all can enjoy."-Frances Moore Lapp?©, author of Diet for a Small Planet and co-author of Hope's Edge: The Next Diet for a Small Planet "In his second book, Eric Tucker once again brings home his wildly inventive and eclectic recipes. It's no wonder that Millennium has become a mecca for those seeking gastronomic thrills."-Alexandra Greeley, food editor of Vegetarian Times


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UCL East, Pool Street West
In the largest single expansion since they were founded nearly 200 years ago, UCL is creating a new campus on London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London. We will be providing structural engineering services for the first phase, which will comprise two sites (Pool Street West and Marshgate) and accommodate around 4,000 students and around 260 academic staff.
The Pool Street West site, designed by architects Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands, is a 16,500m2 mixed-use facility of residential and academic space. The academic facilities, which come together in The Future Living Institute, will be spread across three storeys of podium, with an external landscaped terrace on top, from which two residential towers rise an additional ten and thirteen storeys.
The Pool Street West building will sit on a constrained 2,300m2 site with various buried assets, including electrical cables and drainage. To the west, the site borders the raised embankment of the Waterworks River, and to the south sits the Thames Water pumping station and National Grid EHV.
Approximately 40% of the site area will carry the two towers, resulting in heavier loads, and the multiple functions of the ground floor require a robust construction. As a result, no basement has been proposed and the cores will be founded from ground level. The foundation design also requires consideration of two electricity transmission tunnels.
The two student accommodation blocks are of a similar layout and scale, with central stair and lift cores. In contrast, the main academic spaces within the podium are on a wider column grid to provide flexibility, achieved by adding a transfer structure to the third floor. This allows the lower floors to be adapted to the anticipated variety of uses, including deep landscaping, assembly use, teaching and research spaces, and retail uses.
For more information on the new campus, visit the UCL East website.
A 16,500 sqm academic and residential block for UCL, as part of London Olympic Park regeneration
London, UK
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Help your child develop color recognition and fine motor skills, as they build the cute LEGO® DUPLO® My First Puzzle Pets with bricks decorated as food for each pet.
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Innovative plans to transform parts of Swansea's waterfront and city centre into cutting-edge digital districts have taken a major step forward, with the advanced draft of the Swansea City and Waterfront Digital District business plan having been sent to the Welsh Government and UK Government for their consideration.
To be funded by the £1.3bn City Deal investment that the Swansea Bay City Region secured from the UK Government, the project is one of 11 across Swansea, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Neath Port Talbot which will boost the regional economy by £1.8bn, create 10,000 jobs and generate skills and opportunities for local people.
The Swansea project is made up of a digital village and tech quarter on Kingsway in Swansea city centre, which would provide flexible and affordable office space for new and growing technology businesses, as well as a 'box village' on the University of Wales Trinity Saint David's SA1 waterfront development that would create incubation spaces and co-working areas for start-ups and small businesses.
City Deal money would also be used to digitise the indoor arena planned for the LC car park site, so the attraction could accommodate state-of-the-art conferences and event spaces for tech industries and universities, thanks to the availability of world class internet speeds.
Councillor Rob Stewart, Leader of the Swansea Bay City Region, is quoted as saying: "Considerable progress has been made on the City Deal since the Swansea Bay City Region secured this unprecedented investment for South West Wales from the UK Government about 10 months ago.
"Over 50 percent of the business plans have now been submitted to both the UK and Welsh Governments for their consideration, which shows how determined we are to deliver on our promise to benefit people across South West Wales as soon as possible.
"We also soon expect a joint working agreement for the City Deal to be approved by all four Swansea Bay City Region councils, along with the setting-up of a joint committee that will allow us to access the first part of the City Deal investment from April this year.
"Other imminent progress includes the expected appointment later this month of a chairperson for the City Deal's economic strategy board, with this funding sure to act as a catalyst for even more investment in coming years.
"No part of the Swansea Bay City Region will be left behind by our plans, which will revolutionise the way sectors like energy, healthcare, life sciences and manufacturing are delivered across South West Wales through investment in world-class digital infrastructure and next generation wireless networks."


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Bitcoin will expire the very day the first quantum computer appears….
It will be doomed, Tomlinson says. Any disruption needs the consensus of the bitcoin community and that can't even be realized when it comes to thetransaction limit problem . That's a relatively simple problem compared to redoing the entire digital signature method.
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A woman who suffered from complications arising from multiple cat bites has recently filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the physicians and hospital that treated her. She claims the doctors did not properly care for the wounds or the subsequent complications, which has led to enduring pain.
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The Leadership and Management Development team will welcome guests from Carleton University from 6th – 9th November 2012. The visitors are Duncan Watt (Vice President-Finance and Administration), Professor Katherine Graham (Senior Advisor to the President and the Provost), Dan Corbett (Interim HR Director) and Cindy Taylor (Lead for the Leadership Development Team).
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Former Ambassador to Discuss U.S.-Israel Relations at College of Chas.
CHARLESTON, SC (FOX 24 NEWS NOW) – Israel has been one of the United States' most trusted allies for decades – a relationship that can be traced back to the formation of the State of Israel in 1948.
We've long coordinated across several fields, from defense to science, culture and trade.
This week, the College of Charleston's Norman and Gerry Sue Arnold Center for Israel Studies is diving into our relations with the Middle Eastern nation during a lecture from former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro.
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I'm afraid to say that the new ruling leaves me bewildered.
What new ruling? That of the European Parliament which say that only Pasties made in Cornwall, from a traditional Cornish recipe can be called a 'Cornish Pasty'. Seen first here.
So, what's bewildering about that? Well, where do you stop for one thing – should Yorkshire Puddings only be made in Yorkshire to a traditional Yorkshire Pudding recipe? What's one of those – you could put ten Yorkshire born cooks of all calibre in a room and still have ten 'traditional' recipes. Should Lancashire Hotpots only be … (yadda yadda yadda – you know where I'm going)? And, I suspect the same can be said of Cornish Pasties – 10 chefs = ten recipes.
However, what's more bewildering (actually it isn't, I realise that it's just big business protectionism on a national, rather than international scale) is the fact that "Cornish pasties can be baked elsewhere in the country as long as they are prepared in the west country" (by which I suppose they mean Cornwall, rather than Devon or Somerset etc.) Quote seen here.
Fair enough chaps – but what will you do when Cheddar Cheese needs to be treated the same way? How on earth will you answer to the wrath of cheese makers the world over, who will thereafter have to sell 'generic hard cheese, made the way it's made in Somerset England' – actually it probably isn't anyway 😉


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1. The RC390's appearance is the most distinctive in the group. With its shovel-shaped
nose, twin projector beam headlights, beefy
inverted forks and dramatic paint and graphics, it looks like a much more expensive
machine than its competitors.
2. The RC390's seating is a study in contrasts. The rider's seat is an absolute rock.
It had us squirming in no more than 50
miles, so it rates as one of the cruelest in
memory. The rear portion, however, which
looks like a hard cowl for a monoposto, is
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3. This view of the rear wheel and suspension show off the RC's beautiful one-piece
cast aluminum swingarm. The detailing
of its footpeg brackets and foot levers are
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tucked-in its silencer is, completely out of
the way of the rider's or passenger's legs.
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one fitted to the 390 Duke. Full of information,
like a digital bar-graph tachometer, gear
indicator, digital speedo, clock, fuel level
and temperature gauges in addition to the
usual odometer and tripmeters it is nonetheless too small and hard to read to be superior
in this comparison. Too much information is
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of the gray fonts on the green background
make it difficult to read at a glance.
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in this comparison, the RC390's Pirelli
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edge on the IRC tires fitted to the Ninja and
CBR300R. But in fact the Michelins fitted
to the R3 are the most impressive, with a
compliant ride plus noticeably better grip
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the Yamaha as one might expect. Among this group, the KTM is
the most tightly focused—more of a race bike (albeit a small one),
with a more aggressive riding position and firmer suspension than
the others: great for the track, tiring when used as a commuter.
In the canyons, the KTM is a blast, with responsive brakes and
good handling, and the most stable feel mid-corner. That said, its
seat is hard, and when combined with the leaned forward position,
you will experience arm fatigue and a sore bum in relatively short
order, making it the least attractive for any lengthy commutes.
As you might expect, the extra displacement of the KTM grants
it the most forgiving motor, with decent torque to get off the line
and out of corners (though you'll still be trying to conserve momentum whenever possible). The build quality and value of the KTM
are also impressive, and it has by far the most dynamic looks.
Personally, I'd rank it 2nd. —Jeff Buchanan
As a big fan of the 390 Duke, I had to imagine the RC390
would be an easy winner in this comparison, but it has a very different focus from its naked cousin. Apparently designed to be a
street-legal version of the KTM RC390 Cup racebike, its steering
geometry is steeper, its suspension much firmer, its seat is even
harder than the plank on the Duke and its riding position more
jockey-like. While all of these factors may make perfect sense on
a track, they make the RC390 far too committed for everyday
use in my book.
On bumpy canyon roads, the bike's short wheelbase and tall
seating position make its handling feel overly sensitive, so that
it isn't as easy to toss into turns as the Yamaha R3. Plus, its
high-performance thumper doesn't have the smooth drive or refined character of the R3's twin. And when you count the R3's
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Get to Know Travelgirl – Three fun facts about me
Hi Everyone,
I was thinking about which would be the top 3 facts I want people to know about me so I can up with the below. If you have been a follower of mine, you may know some of them already.
I love Sanrio – in particular, Hello Kitty
I'm a loyal Hello Kitty fan. If you have joined any of my live streams, seen my videos or read my blogs, you will know I have a ton of Hello Kitty goods are home. I've been collecting them for a very long time and would go crazy every time I got to Japan. Why Hello Kitty? Probably it's the metal box that my parents gave me as a present when I was young I just decided I love Hello Kitty.
I'm a Lego fan
This started only when I met my other half. I never appreciated Lego that much and we weren't given many when we were young as it is pretty expensive especially in Australia. I never got to understand why people love Lego so much but after getting a set that I really love, I got into it straight away. I've always thought it was a guy's hobby but I guess not, anyone from any age group can like/build Lego too.
My Favourite Holiday Destination
People have asked me numerous times and I would have to say its Japan. Since I've started working, I've been to Japan every single year (except the years I was pregnant or have just given birth). Why do I love it there? Because of the food, culture, the cleanliness, their and of course Hello Kitty. We love traveling around Japan's countryside and avoid the city if we can. Driving around the countryside and spending the time with the local gives us a better travel experience. We tend to leave a few days in the main cities towards the end to meet friends and buy stuff we can't get in the country.
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