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a POV that Spain's president might try. A few blocks from my room in Madrid at a book fair to promote literacy, Sr Zapatero, while giving autographs and high fives to kids, said books are very expensive and he'd see about getting the value added tax on them cut down to zero. (El Pais, June 4; see, politicians can grasp geo-logic.) But why do we raise the cost of any useful product? Why not tax useless products? Even more basic: is being better than a costly tax good enough? Our favorite replacement for any tax is no tax: instead, run government like a business and charge full market value for the permits it issues, such as everything from corporate charters to emission allowances to resource leases. These pieces of paper are immensely valuable, yet now our steward, the state, gives them away for nearly free, absolutely free in some cases. Government is sitting on its own assets and needs merely to cash in by doing what any rational entity in the economy does – negotiate the best deal. Then with this profit, rather than fund more waste, pay the stakeholders, we citizenry, a dividend. Thereby geonomics gets rid of two huge problems. It replaces taxes with full-value fees and replaces subsidies for special interests with a Citizens Dividend for people in general. Neither left nor right, this reform is what both nature lovers and liberty lovers need to promote, right now.
one of many words I coined over 20 years ago: geoism, geonomics, geonomy, geocracy, etc – neologisms that later others came up with, too. CNBC once had a Geonomics Show, and Middlebury College has a Geonomics Institute. If "economy" is literally "management of the household", then geonomy is "management of the planet". The kind of management I had in mind is not what CNBC was thinking – top-down. My geonomics is not hands-on, interfering, but hands-off, organic. It'd strive to align policy with natural processes, similar to what holistic healing does in medicine, what organic farming does in agriculture. Geonomics attends to two key components: One, the crucial stuff to track is fat – or profit, especially profits without production, such as rent, or all the money we spend on the nature we use. Society's surplus is the sine qua non for growth, needed to counter death – not merely more, but sustainable development, more from less. Two, the basic process to respect is the feedback loop. These let nature maintain balance automatically and could do the same for markets, if we let them. Letting them would turn our economies, now our masters, into a geonomy, our servant, providing us with prosperity, eco-librium (to coin a term) and leisure, time off – a hostile environment for economan but a cradle for a loving and creative humanity.
as unfamiliar as geo-economics. The latter is a course some universities offer that combines geography and economics. A UN newsletter, Go Between (57, Apr/May '96; thanks, Pat Aller), cited an Asian conference on geopolitics and "geoeconomics". The abbreviated term 'geonomics" is the name of an institute on Middlebury College campus and of a show on CNBC. Both entities use the neologism to mean "global economics", in particular world trade. We use geonomics entirely differently, to refer to the money people spend on the nature they use, how letting this flow collect in a few pockets creates class and poverty and assaults upon the environment, and how, on the other hand, sharing this rental flow creates equality, prosperity, and a people/planet harmony. This flow of natural rent, several trillions dollars in the US each year, shapes society and belongs to society.
not exactly Georgism, the Single Tax on land value proposed by Henry George. He did, tho', inspire most of the real-world implementations of the land tax that some jurisdictions enjoy today, and modern thinkers to craft geonomics. While his name and our remedy both begin with "geo" since both words refer to "Earth", the two have their differences. (a) George pegs land monopoly as the fundamental flaw while geonomics faults Rent retention. (b) To fix the flaw, George was content to use a tax, while geonomics jettisons them in favor of price-like fees. (c) George focused on the taking while geonomics headlines the sharing. George envisioned an enlightened state judiciously spending the collected Rent while geonomics would turn the lion's share over to the citizens via a dividend. (d) And George, as was everyone in his era, was pro-growth while geonomics sees economies as alive, growing, maturing, and stabilizing. Despite these differences, George should be recognized as great an economist as Euclid was a geometrician.
a manual. The world did not come without a way for people to prosper, and the planet to heal and stay well; that way is geonomics. Economies are part of the ecosystem. Both generate surpluses and follow self-regulating feedback loops. A cycle like the Law of Supply and Demand is one of the economy's on/off loops. Our spending for land and resources – things that nobody made and everybody needs – constitutes our society's surplus. Those profits without production (remember, nobody produced Earth) can become our commonwealth. To share it, we could pay land dues in to the public treasury (wouldn't oil companies love that?) and get rent dividends back, a la Alaska's oil dividend. Doing so let's us axe taxes and jettison subsidies. Taxes and subsidies distort price (the DNA of exchange), violate quid pro quo by benefiting the well-connected more than anyone else, reinforce hierarchy of state over citizen, and are costly to administer (you don't really need so much bureaucracy, do you?). Conversely, land dues motivate people to not waste sites, resources, and the ecosystem while rent dividends motivate people to not waste themselves. Receiving this income supplement – a Citizens Dividend – people can invest in their favorite technology or outgrow being "economan" and shrink their overbearing workweek in order to enjoy more time with family, friends, community, and nature. Then in all that free time, maybe we could figure out just what we are here for.
the annoying habit of seeing the hand of land in almost all transactions. In geonomics we maintain the distinction between the items bearing exchange value that come into being via human effort — wealth — and those that don't — land. Keeping this distinction in the forefront makes it obvious that speculating in land drives sprawl, that hoarding land retards Third World development, that borrowing to buy land plus buildings engorges banks, that much so-called "interest" is quasi-rent, that the cost of land inflates faster than the price of produced goods and services, that over half of corporate profit is from real estate (Urban Land Institute, 1999). Summing up these analyses, geonomists offer a Grand Unifying Theory, that the flow of rent pulls all other indicators in its wake. Geonomics differs from economics as chemistry from alchemy, as astronomy from astrology.
a way to connect the dots. Making the cyber rounds is "The Cavernous Divide" by Scott Klinger, from AlterNet (posted March 21): "As the number of billionaires in the world expands, so does the number of those in poverty." Duh. The yawning income gap is not news. Nearly every issue of our quarterly digest carries a similar quote. Yet the connection was worked out long ago by one of America's greatest thinkers, Henry George, who labeled his masterpiece, Progress and Poverty. Techno- and socio-advances always enrich few and impoverish many. Yet progress also pushes up location values – the geonomic insight (is Silicon Valley cheaper now or more expensive?). Instead of taxing income, sales, or buildings, society could collect those values of sites, resources, EM spectrum, and ecosystem services via fees and dues, which would lower the income ceiling, and instead of lavishing corporate welfare, pay out the recovered revenue via dividends, which would jack up the income floor. Dots connected.
the study of the money we spend on the nature we use. When we pay that money to private owners, we reward both speculation and over-extraction. Robert Kiyosaki's bestseller, Rich Dad's Prophecy, says, "One of the reasons McDonald's is such a rich company is not because it sells a lot of burgers but because it owns the land at some of the best intersections in the world. The main reason Kim and I invest in such properties is to own the land at the corner of the intersection. (p 200) My real estate advisor states that the rich either made their money in real estate or hold their money in real estate." (p 141, via Greg Young) When government recovers the rents for natural advantages for everyone, it can save citizens millions. Ben Sevack, Montreal steel manufacturer, tells us (August 12) that Alberta, by leasing oil & gas fields, recovers enough revenue to be the only province in Canada to get by without a sales tax and to levy a flat provincial income tax. While running for re-election, provincial Premier Ralph Klein proposes to abolish their income tax and promises to eliminate medical insurance premiums and use resource revenue to pay for all medical expense for seniors. After all this planned tax-cutting and greater expense, they still expect a large budget surplus. Even places without oil and gas have high site values in their downtowns, and high values in their utility franchises. Recover the values of locations and privileges, displace the harmful taxes on sales, salaries, and structures, then use the revenue to fund basic government and pay residents a dividend, and you have geonomics in action.
what you do when you see economies as part of the ecosystem, following feedback loops and storing up energy. Surplus energy – fat or profit – enables us to produce and reproduce. To recycle society's surplus, the commonwealth, geonomics would replace taxes with land dues (charged to users of sites and resources, in-cluding the EM spectrum, and extra to polluters), and replace subsidies with rent dividends to citizens (a la Alaska's oil dividend). Without taxes and subsidies to distort them, prices become precise, reflect accurately our costs and values; then, motivated by no more than the bottom line, both producers and consumers make sustainable choices. While no place uses geonomics in its entirety, some places use parts of it, most notably a shift of the property tax off buildings, onto locations. Shifting the property tax drives efficient use of land, in-fills cities, improves the housing stock, makes homes affordable, engenders jobs and investment opportunities, lowers crime, raises civic participation, etc – overall it makes cities more livable. Geonomics – a way to share the bounty of nature and society – is something we can work for locally, globally, and in between.
shaped by reality. In the 1980′s, the Swedish government doubled its stock transfer tax. Tax receipts, however, rose only 15%, since traders simply fled to London exchanges. Fearing a further exodus, the Swedish government quickly rescinded the tax altogether. (The New York Times, April 20) That willingness to tax anything leads us astray. Pushing us astray is that unwillingness to pay what we owe: rent for land, our common heritage. Assuming land value is up for grabs, we speculate. We cap the property tax on both land and buildings and the rate at which assessments can go up; while real market values rise quicker, assessments can never catch up. Our stewards, the Bureau of Land Management, routinely sell and lease sites below market value, often to insiders, says the Government Accounting Office. Once we grasp that rent is ours to share, we'll collect it all, rather than let it enrich a few, and quit taxing earnings, which do belong to the individual earner. That shift is geonomic policy.
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It's two years after the Zero Day attacks, and cyber-security analyst Jeff Aiken is reaping the rewards for crippling Al-Qaida's assault on the computer infrastructure of the Western world. But the West is under its greatest threat yet. A revolutionary, invisible trojan that alters data without leaving a trace – more sophisticated than any virus seen before – has been identified, roiling international politics. As the trojan penetrates Western intelligence, and the terrifying truth about its creator is revealed, Jeff finds himself in a desperate race to reverse it as the fate of both East and West hangs in the balance.
I just finished reading "Trojan Horse," the sequel to "Zero Day" by Mark Russinovich.
Russinovich's second techno-thriller reunites security analyst Jeff Aiken and now-girlfriend/business partner Daryl Haugen as they attempt to track down the latest threat to global security: a trojan horse, of unknown origin, that is subtly altering documents at the United Nations. The trojan is only accidentally discovered when it crashes the word processor of a UN employee authoring a critical document regarding Iran's nuclear weapons program.
The first part of the book, as Jeff and Daryl pick apart the trojan's code and attempt to trace it back to its authors, is full of the low-level technical details you'd expect from Russinovich after reading "Zero Day." The second half is an international chase across Europe, the Middle East, and even China, as the depth of the conspiracy is revealed.
The inclusion of recent technological threats, real-world events, and a healthy dose of the Stuxnet trojan make "Trojan Horse" a gripping, if not slightly scary, read.
Heli-Max 1SQ V-Cam quad-copter
For Father's Day this year my wife and daughter got me a cool toy! The Heli-Max 1SQ V-CAM RC quad-copter. I had a Sears Lobo when I was a kid (it's probably still in my parents' basement) and loved racing that thing around in the street, especially with Turbo mode. Now I can take to the skies instead!
TRENDnet TV-IP311PI outdoor camera and TPE-TG44g PoE switch
Now that the wireless network re-design was done, I wanted to replace my aging Foscam outdoor cameras with newer, HD models. Installing the Ubiquiti UniFi AP was my first introduction to power-over-ethernet and I decided to move to PoE (instead of wireless) cameras. I already had TRENDnet cameras in my current setup, along with TRENDnet switches, so I decided to stick with that brand and selected the TV-IP311PI outdoor cameras and TPE-TG44g PoE switch.
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Ubiquiti UniFi AP
My current home wireless setup had been in-place and stable for about two years. And while everything was working fine, my incessant need to tinker was overpowering so I decided to do a little re-design and simplification.
The real reason for the re-org was because I wanted to try out the Ubiquiti UniFi AP, an 802.11n wireless access point with MIMO technology capable of 300Mbps speeds with ranges up to 400 feet. Slightly larger than your average smoke detector, it's meant for enterprises but for $70 if you know your way around network setup it's pretty simple to set up as a very robust home access point when paired with your existing router.
Memorial Day Weekend in Key West: Day 3
We got up early this morning with plans to go to Sarabeth's right when it opened for breakfast. Somehow, however, we unfortunately missed the fact that it's only open for breakfast on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Instead, we went over to Glazed Donuts on Eaton and picked up a half-dozen and then walked down the block to Starbucks for hot drinks. On our way out of Old Town, we remembered to swing past the Southernmost Point again and this time were able to get a decent family photo with the monument without having to wait in line. Shortly after 9:00am we were back in New Town and on the road back home.
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Iron Man 3 took in $23.2 million in its Russian premiere, conquering the box office with a $19,206 per-screen average across 1208 screens. The superhero film packed theaters over the weekend and became one of the biggest hits of the year in Russia. L.egend No. 17 fell 32% in its third week, giving up the #1 spot at the box office and grossing $3.9 million. The sports biopic will not be disappointed after grossing $23.5 million in wide release before Iron Man's premiere. Pain & Gain fell 56% to third place and grossed $1.6m million take the cume of Michael Bay's passion project to $6.1 million -an unfamiliarly low number for the high-profile director.
Box office results for Russia. May 2-5, 2013.
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Disney is reporting that Iron Man 3 recorded the most successful opening day in Russian box office history on Thursday. Iron Man 3 grossed $8 million on its first day in release. The superhero film is expected to easily replace domestic film Legend No. 17 as the #1 film at the box office this weekend.
No Iron Man 3 in Russia last weekend meant another big weekend for hockey biopic Legend No. 17. The sports film was the #1 film in the Russian box office for the second consecutive weekend, grossing $5.6 to bring its total to $16.4 million. Pain & Gain opened day-and-date in Russia but was unable to replicate its $20 million top spot in the United States. Michael Bay's Miami-set comedy grossed $3.6 million in its opening weekend. Scary Movie 5 was the weekend's other major release, coming in third place with $1.9 million. Oblivion struggled even without direct competition from Iron Man. The Tom Cruise film dropped 62% to come in at fourth place with a $1.4 million weekend. Oblivion has grossed $17.6 million in Russia.
Box office results for Russia. April 26-28, 2013.
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Producers are going to have to get their movies seen if they
want to continue receiving state funds next year. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that the Russian government will require the country's top 10
production companies to account for at least 13.2% of admissions this year if
they want to continue receiving state funds.
Russia changed its state funding system for cinema projects in 2010, when it decided to award most of its cash to production companies instead of individual projects. Companies will have quite a bit of catching up to do if they want to meet the number this year. In 2012 the "big 10" companies only accounted for 6.8% of admissions.
Legend No. 17 didn't have any trouble in unseating Oblivion as the top grossing film in the Russian box office last weekend. The Russian biopic focuses on the life of Valeri Kharmalov, a celebrated Soviet era hockey idol. An $8 million opening weekend for the Russian sports biopic is notable in comparison to Cruise's career-best $9 million debut weekend for Oblivion last week. The Cruise film saw itself affected by the big performance from Legend No. 17, dropping 54% to gross $3.7 over the weekend for a $15 million Russian cume. The Croods had its first steep drop at the box office, falling 56% and grossing under $1 million for the first time in its sixth week in release. The Croods has a Russian cume of $27 million, the highest grossing film currently in release in the market.
Box Office Results for Russia. April 19-21, 2013.
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Kjellgren Alkire makes art about doubt and certainty, language and its failure, people and their politics, agriculture and its subcultures. His studio and curatorial work has been a beneficiary of several awards, including the 2014 Jerome Foundation Fellowship for Emerging Artists, a 2011 Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant, a 2009 Contemporary Forum Award from the Phoenix Art Museum and some really great project funding from the Missouri Arts Council in 2009. His studio is in (lovely) Lake City, Minnesota. He teaches art and design at Winona State University.
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$5,250 2 bed Mulberry, New York NY, 10013
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This apartment is in the Lower East Side neighborhood in New York. Nearby parks include Tribeca Park, Grand Canal Court and Beach Street Park.
Mulberry has a Walk Score of 99 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Nearby schools include PS 130 Hernando Desoto School, Unity Center for Urban Technologies and Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School.
The closest grocery stores are Fresh Food Deli & Grocery, Vipex Corporation and Jan Services Inc.
Nearby coffee shops include La Colombe Torrefaction, Everyman Espresso and Cafe Clementine. There are 843 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Saluggi's, Macao and Los Americanos.
Mulberry is near Tribeca Park, Duarte Square and Saint John's Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. Mulberry is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips. Bike sharing is available from Citi Bike.
Great building in SoHo and Little Italy. This building and apartment features luxury amenities. The apartment has newly installed friendlyed hardwood floors, granite kitchen counter top, 1 marble bath, new kitchen appliances, huge closets, with lots of natural light. 145 Mulberry Building located in one of Manhattans most prominent neighborhood SOHO/ Little Italy. Block of fine Cafes, Restaurants Lounges, Boutiques and Bars where on some night get to meet some of the local acts. This brand new building has Stainless Steel Appliances with D/W, M/W, Central A/C. Noise cancelling windows. Large living room. Some units are Duplex with home office. Brand new elevator and laundry machines in the basement. Rooftop deck. Deposit Amount: 1 month
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Lisa Ma
Jun 10, 2014
Trump SoHo is the epitome of luxury hotel meets condo living. The rooms are modern and set up like a condo suite. The marble bathroom is chic and modern with a large tub by the window and a separate shower. This is definitely one of my favorite luxury hotels in downtown NYC. It is located in SoHo with many great boutiques, restaurants and bakeries nearby. The Dominique Ansel Bakery, inventor of the famous cronut, is just down the street. Live it up and enjoy your stay here!
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We've stayed at a lot of different hotels in varying locations in NY & the trump exceeds every one of them in every way. It simply is amazing. Service is big for me & this hotel has impeccably trained staff who offer impeccable service in a friendly sincere way. It could not be faulted. Angelina was particularly attentive after we'd arrived with no luggage due to an airline malfunction. A bag of basics were sent to our room & it was enough to tie us over till the next day. The room: wow! The space was luxurious! I would honestly say it's double any room we've ever had in nyc & that's saying something. Our room (2312) had a sofa, kitchenette with microwave, proper fancy nespresso machine, fridge with removable items & a sink. The bathroom: wow...spacious as well & lots of elegant marble without being froufrou. The rain shower was divine & the tub was heaven. The bed had a pillow top & was a spacious king size & totally comfy. Turndown happened each night & used towels etc were replaced & trash removed. Angelina advised us that our room faced a building so we prepared for the worst...it is Manhattan after all...but it was absolutely fine. We had a gorgeous view of the Empire State Building in all it's colorful glory. The one downside would be that there's no Duane Reade close by like there is almost on every other corner. The 2nd is that the closest subway lines are a C & E. The 3rd is that the heart of soho ( Broadway) is a good 10 min walk. I guess though that Trump is smart...it's not the absolutely perfect location but the exemplary service more than makes up for it. We would definitely have no hesitation in recommending the trump soho!
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Jul 22, 2014
When we arrived at New York Airport we got on are stretch limousine and traveled to the hotel and went to are room {also known as the pent house room the biggest room} it was AMAZING. The pent house has a lounge personal pool a xbox and ps to go with it personal eating area ETC. It was amazing!!!!!!
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Apr 15, 2014
I've had a few business meetings here at Trump SoHo and it a great spot. The hotel is in a great location, close to everything you really want from a stay in NYC. Not my favorite hotel but definitely worth a try next time you are in the city. You will not be disappointed.
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Our family stayed in the executive suite. It was amazing! We had an excellent view of the city and the staff made us feel at home. I would definitely be recommending Trump for anyone who will be visiting New York.
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Asus G51J 3D Laptop review
The 3D effect is better than ever, but building it into a 15.6in laptop creates more than a few issues
Review Date: 19 Mar 2010
Reviewed By: David Bayon
Price when reviewed: £1,362 (£1,600 inc VAT)
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The 3D craze has broken free of its early-adopter shackles, thanks in no small part to the huge success of Avatar, and manufacturers are stepping up their assault on the tech-savvy public. This model of the Asus G51J is the first 3D Vision laptop, and comes complete with the necessary glasses and transceiver in the box.
It's not the first 3D laptop we've seen – last year's Acer Aspire 5738DZG 3D used a polarised panel and passive glasses – but it's the first to use Nvidia's superior active-shutter technology. The quick-start guide will be a help for most people, but it isn't difficult to set up: a wizard within the Nvidia drivers holds your hand through the process, and a demo animation allows you to dial the stereoscopic effect to a comfortable level before diving into any games.
The good news is that the 3D effect works exceptionally well, and we're beginning to see game developers make proper use of it in the latest titles. Even going back to an older title such as Far Cry 2 sees the niggles from our early tests last year all but ironed out after a host of driver revisions. If major titles keep building it in from the start, we can really see it being attractive to hardcore gamers.
The 15.6in screen size isn't the hindrance we'd imagined provided you sit close to it, and the frame of the chassis creates the appearance of a window into a deep game world. The speakers are loud and full by laptop standards, which adds to the immersion, and this well-planned bundle includes a comfortable but cheap Razer Salmosa mouse to aid your gaming performance.
If this all sounds like a glowing recommendation, there are still major issues that need to be overcome. The glasses are about as clunky and unappealing as you'd believe possible, although that's for Nvidia to rectify. A bigger problem is that of brightness: as the shutter glasses darken things significantly the screen needs a strong backlight to compensate, and the Asus can't match a decent 3D monitor in this respect. It meant we often missed things in the heat of battle, particularly when foes hid in the shadows.
The other main stumbling block is the graphics card. This works by producing two full-resolution images and alternating them, which puts added pressure on the GPU. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 260M coped as well as it could – and the fairly low 1,366 x 768 resolution makes a lot of sense to limit the strain – but it still whined audibly and roasted the desk like a hairdryer during games.
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So what if you are one of the huge number of people who wear glasses already? Presumably this laptop becomes unusable?
By cpicking on 20 Mar 2010
Actually, I tried the glasses on top of my glasses - and it was really ok - though my glasses are small and round, and the experience was 3D :) though I tried it with the Acer model not this one.
By nicomo on 21 Mar 2010
I love the idea of 3d gaming (believe me I need the relaxation) and after HD it would be the next big tech progression. That said the tech you need to play it will have to drop in price a fair bit before I'd shell out for it but actually seeing 3D capable computers does excite me. I do have worries over the health concerns. I am no expert but have heard that there is an increased risk of headaches with use of the 3D glasses required. As someone who suffers headaches already, this concerns me greatly.
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epi was gud!!!
but now it's a time 4 abhay 2 react n do something..
he googles on the computer, and gets to know that Abhay has hid the fact of having a brother from her
brilliant acting by visu in maha episode...both were blasted...
i know abhay pia will patch up soon bcz they cant resist each other...
love u sukku...love visu!!!!!
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OH GOD it was a MAHA EPISODE WITH EVERY SENSE..Thank you so much STAR ONE..Balaji..& PKYEKteam to have made it such a BIG SUCCESS>.but it is so soso painful to see PIAY NOT TRUSTING ABHAY..!!
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It was a good episode...the story moved.Abhay-Piya scene was power packed.Piyas anger was justified.If he would have told her the truth before,the situation wouldn't have become like this.Sid played his cards well!And I hated to see Abhay in pain.Will the creatives ever let him be happy... atleast for a day?
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Will Pia EVER find out about Sid? She's started her jasoosi so hopefully soon
Very interesting...its was a very good episode...
piya didnt find out abt sid!!!!
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Sangiovese qualifies as one of the truly ancient grape varietals of the Old World, and whilst it is now grown in several countries across the globe, it very much remains a classic grape of Italian wine making. One of the key features of the Sangiovese grape varietal is that it can act as a 'sponge' of flavors when maturing in oak, taking on the earthy and vanilla tones present in the barrel. These dark grapes produce a wide variety of fine wines, from the lively and strawberry flavored young wines which are growing in popularity, to the complex, spicy and delicious aged wines which are treasured by drinkers and collectors worldwide. With a history which dates back to before the times of the Roman empire, Sangiovese will no doubt continue to be a favorite for wineries wishing to plant grapes which will guarantee quality, and will always attract wine lovers worldwide.
Chile's Valle Central has to be one of the oldest 'New World' wine regions on earth, with a viticultural history which stretches all the way back to the 16th century, and the time of the first European settlers in South America. This long stretch of valleys and mountains, which extends between Maipo and Maule, has grown to become one of the most prodigious and productive wine regions on the continent, with a reputation for big, flavourful and characterful wines. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Carmenere all flourish in various part of Valle Central, and the many micro-climates which characterize the region allow wineries to experiment and innovate with their crops. Today, the Chilean wine industry is stronger than ever, and quality has for the first time overtaken quantity as a priority, making it something of a golden age for the country's wine producers.
Chile has a long and rich wine history which dates back to the Spanish conquistadors of the 16th century, who were the first to discover that the wonderful climate and fertile soils of this South American country were ideal for vine cultivation. It has only been in the past forty or fifty years, however, that Chile as a modern wine producing nation has really had an impact on the rest of the world. Generally relatively cheap in price,Whilst being widely regarded as definitively 'New World' as a wine producing country, Chile has actually been cultivating grapevines for wine production for over five hundred years. The Iberian conquistadors first introduced vines to Chile with which to make sacramental wines, and although these were considerably different in everything from flavor, aroma and character to the wines we associate with Chile today, the country has a long and interesting heritage when it comes to this drink. Chilean wine production as we know it first arose in the country in the mid to late 19th century, when wealthy landowners and industrialists first began planting vineyards as a way of adopting some European class and style. They quickly discovered that the hot climate, sloping mountainsides and oceanic winds provided a perfect terroir for quality wines, and many of these original estates remain today in all their grandeur and beauty, still producing the wines which made the country famous.


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Following comments by Education Minister David Coltart that the education sector was showing sign of recovery, Tererai talks to Takavafira Zhou, president of the Progressive Teachers' Union of Zimbabwe, for his thoughts on the subject. Zhou agrees with Coltart that the signing of the GPA has helped improve schools, especially in providing textbooks to students who were learning without any. However, Zhou says war vets, political leaders and ZANU PF officials have abused the scheme and select their own kids instead of poor students.
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great place, great stuff, amazing breakfast on the roof with fresh juices and homemade pancakes, we came to istanbul many times before but this was the best value for money hotel with a lovely atmosphere. The rooms are small but in sultanahmet thats a case for almost all the hotels. But you have all you need in the room and the bathrooms are lovely.
It was very easy to walk everywhere. The staff were helpfull, the breakfast fit for a sultan. I felt verysafe even walking on my own.
Friendly and helpful staff Tasty breakfast on roof terrace with sea view is fantastic Good Air conditioning + wifi in room Value for money Sea view room on 3F great! 5 mins away from Blue Mosque
Limited facilities in room (would be good to have kettle and somewhere to place suitcase) Bathroom a little dark and smells a bit
View at breakfast Breakfast good range offered Excellent value
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The hotel hosts were very nice and friendly. Samona helped us plan our short two day visit. Her recommendations included the Blue Mosque, Palace, Grand Bazaar, and a boat tour. We didn't have enough time for a boat tour, but we really enjoyed Istanbul and staying here, especially the crepes for breakfast on the terrace.
After paying upon check in, there was some confusion on check out about where I had paid or not. I told them I had a receipt and they let me be. Also, they charge 30€ for airport transfer, but public transport is possible. We couldn't find the information ahead of time, but do some research and you should be able to take the bus / tram from airport.
Very close to Sultanhamet attractions. Amazingly quiet. Excellent breakfast, a beautiful range of food on their rooftop overlooking the Bosphorus. We would certainly stay there again.
The rooftop terrace is superb, breakfast is lovely and the location is ideal. There is a kind, family friendly atmosphere.
Our airport transfer not there and no explanation. Apartment bathroom very tight (toilet in shower cubicle) and a bit whiffy.
Very friendly and helpful staff, exceptional relaxing rooftop, very clean rooms and bathroom, power on shower tubes, fast wifi, delicious breakfast
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Size of room was very small - nowhere to really put down cases!
The terrace (rooftop) dining is wonderful. The breakfast was very homely, delciious and made us feel at home. The staff were very friendly and we were made to feel very welcome. The location is walking distance to the main sites in Istanbul.
The size of the room and bathroom is quite small (I'm not sure if that's normal for Turkey).
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Fantastic location, helpful staff, good breakfast buffet.
It's a bit noisy due to location and echoey stairs, but earplugs sorted this out.
Breakfast terrace very nice view.
Not clear that the "economy room" was without your own integrated bathroom. The TV had been stolen by the previous guest. No view from the window, only churning sounds from construction. Very small rooms. The shower flooded within 30 sec. It might be OK price for Sultanahmet, but compared to what you get for the same price around Taksim and Istiklal this is not impressive.
Very nice, confortable and clean hotel, close to the most important attractions of the city. The staff is very kind, friendly and helpful. We really feel like at home. One of the nicest thing when the weather is good, is the breakfast on the terrace with the view of the blue mosque. Thank you very much Tansel and Simona! Paola and Francesco
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The walls of our room was not very well sound proof and you can easyly hear if there was someone in the corridor.
Great Breakfast, excellent location & helpful owners and staff. Cozy & homely place. Also provided us with Istanbul Card for railways & tramps.
Rooms were too small, room service can be improved. Example: toilet jet flush wasn't working when we checked in, room wasn't cleaned on all days.
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very helpful staff. the breakfast was fantastic, all you can eat :) comfortable bed. perfect location. thank you.
Simona at the front desk was the best. She gave us an orientation to the main tourist attractions which were all within easy walking distance of the hotel. She also arranged all the tours and events we wanted to attend with no problems and the tour companies were every bit as good as advertised.
Incredibly helpful and friendly staff, excellent location, very good breakfast
Staffs were very friendly and helpful. They provided me a room even i arrived their place early in the morning. Home made breakfast buffet was so nice. I definitely come back again.
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Your argument leaves me non=ed
Re:How do they enforce this? (327 comments)
The hot dog vendor only collects tax, and more importantly has the expense of filing in only one location. The small internet vendor could potentially be held liable to collect, file, and understand the tax laws of thousands of taxing jurisdictions. It's more than just the states. Could Madison attempt to enforce a download tax? What about the Dane County High School Football Stadium levy? Historically, out-of-state businesses have been protected in the US by nexus requirements. There are tens of thousands of taxing jurisdictions in the US.