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The explosion Sunday night at Reactor 3 involved a reactor using Plutonium fuel. Heart of America Northwest has recently exposed secret plans by Energy Northwest, formerly WPPSS, to have its Hanford reactor be first in US to experiment using Plutonium fuel with higher risks of accident and more radiation release.
The Japanese reactor crisis has important implications for Northwest:
The explosion Sunday night at Reactor 3 involved a reactor using Plutonium fuel. Heart of America Northwest has recently exposed secret plans by Energy Northwest, formerly WPPSS, to have its Hanford reactor be first in US to experiment using Plutonium fuel with higher risks of accident and more radiation release.
Arson at the Islamic Center of Corvallis and the Outpouring of Community Support for Peace and Tolerance
Four leaders of the Corvallis inter-faith community will discuss events leading up to and after the arson attack. Participants are:
Mohamed Siala, director of the Salman Alfarisi Islamic Center; Rabbi Benjamin Barnett of Beit Am Jewish Community Center; Rev. Elizabeth Oettinger, pastor of First Congregational United Church of Christ, and Laurie Childers of the Corvallis Friends Meeting.
Maura Cullen hosts this special look at current issues in Ireland and celebrates St. Patrick's Day with music and spoken word. Per Fagereng co-hosts. In the first part ot the show Conn Hallinan, columnist for Foreign Policy in Focus, talks about the Irish economy.
Hosts Cecil Prescod and Celeste Carey speak with activists Wael Elasady of Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights and Curt Bell about civil rights at home and abroad as we approach the 8th anniversary of war in Iraq and over nine years in Afghanistan. They'll also discuss the Peace Rally and March Marking Eighth Anniversary of US Invasion of Iraq on Saturday, March 19, 2011.
Curt Bell is is a retired scientist from OHSU and a member of the Peace Action Committee at the First Unitarian Church in Portland. He's been involved in most of the large-scale peace mobilizations for the last ten years and is active on a variety of social justice and peace campaigns here in Portland.
Popular uprising in the Middle East and North Africa has expanded to Bahrain, Yemen and Libya, but unlike Tunisia and Egypt, people in these countries have faced fierce resistance from the government supporters. While West is considering military interventions or some sort of press for no fly zone over the Libya, US is asking Yemenis people to accept Ali Abdullah Saleh's reform initiatives and calm down the unrests.
I interviewed Professor Ali Ahmida on situations in Libya. Ali Ahmida is a professor and chair of the Department of Political Science at the
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This week on Voices from the Edge, Jo Ann and Dave talked with Wray Harris, president of Iraq Veterans Against the War (Oregon) about who is paying the real cost of America's wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The newly formed Dill Pickle Club is dedicated to uncovering Portland's forgotten history and compelling -- albeit dry -- policy issues. Their newest publication is a compendium of murals created by African American artists. What do you think are Portland's forgotten histories? And which boring policy issues do you think are crucial for the public to know about? Lisa Loving hosts.
Host Will Seaman speaks with Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies about the upcoming 8th anniversary of the war in Iraq, the continuing occupation of Iraq, President Barack Obama's foreign policy and the uprisings in Middle Eastern countries.
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A teenage girl learns about love, adult responsibility, and how to do The Dirty Boogie in this romantic drama. In 1963, "Baby" Houseman (Jennifer Grey) is a 17-year-old spending the summer with her family at a resort hotel in the Catskills; she plans on being in the Peace Corps next summer, so this is expected to be her last summer as a carefree adolescent. Baby doesn't get along with her older sister, Lisa (Jane Brucker), and she's bored to tears by most of the older guests at the resort. However, one night Baby hears what sounds like a party going on in the employee's dormitory, and she pokes her head in to discover most of the hotel staff enjoying the sort of close dancing that would get you kicked out of the senior prom in no time flat. Baby is particularly struck by handsome Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze), a dancer in the resort's floor show, and falls head over heels in love, wanting to be near him. When Johnny's dance partner, Penny (Cynthia Rhodes), finds herself pregnant after a fling with one of the waiters, Baby volunteers to learn her steps and take her place; however, Baby's father, Dr. Jake Houseman (Jerry Orbach), will have none of it, convinced that Johnny is a low life and that his daughter is too young to understand her own feelings. Dirty Dancing was a surprise box-office hit, and the soundtrack album was an even bigger success, spawning several hit singles and inspiring a top-drawing concert tour featuring several of its artists. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Not a sequel, not really a prequel, sort of a remake, more of a re-imagining, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights follows the blossoming love affair of young couple Katey (Romola Garai) and Javier (Diego Luna) against the backdrop of the Cuban Revolution in 1958. Katey is an American girl living in Cuba with her parents who meets Javier, a local. Javier takes Katey to a nightclub where he teaches her how to dance dirty Cuban-style. The two grow closer and closer, but when Castro takes over, Katey's parents decide to flee for the U.S., leaving Katey to make the ultimate decision. Tying the film together with the classic 1987 original is Patrick Swayze who reprises the role of Johnny Castle in a cameo. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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- Language: English
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- Picture Format: widescreen
- Lead Actor: Patrick Swayze , Diego Luna , Romola Garai , Jennifer Grey , Jerry Orbach
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- Director: Emile Ardolino , Guy Ferland
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Although a busy port with many modern buildings, Split and its surroundings are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which tells even the unseasoned traveller that it should be worth a look. Split Airport is slightly out of Split itself, in the picturesque town of Kastela.
The hotels around Split Airport are in an ideal location to explore both Split itself and the surrounding areas, which themselves offer plenty of delights.
- Trogir is a Romanesque gothic town close to Kastela
- Solin has the ruins of a Roman a mphitheatre where you can imagine yourself as a gladiator
- The Diocletian's Palace, built by a Roman emperor, is still imposing even as a ruin; if you want to part with some money, part of the palace now houses market stalls
- If you want to return home more knowledgeable, the Split Town Museum will tell you everything you need to know about the area's history
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You might think Croatian cuisine consists only of potatoes and stew, but think again. Almost any cuisine can be found, and you can eat very well near Split Airport.
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The economic news continues to be terrible, and the unemployment figures in particular are frightening. Perhaps only greenhorns can take the speculation about green shoots seriously - much as one should like to be able to; and, as for concern about government deficits and a new outburst of inflation: well, we should be so lucky.
Many of those who are going on about the need for cuts in public spending are also concerned about the ramifications of the worst financial crisis since the 1930s. They often fail to make the connection that, without these deficits, the crisis would be far worse. My suspicion is that we shall only be able to breathe more easily when there is sufficient evidence of economic recovery for us to begin to take concerns about inflation and deficits more seriously.
It seems a singularly ill-timed moment for the government to be toughening up its policy towards claims for invalidity benefit. To the extent that such claims reflect the "dependency culture" as opposed to genuine need, they are the legacy of the Thatcher government, which cynically massaged the unemployment figures during the 1980s, and fostered a dependency culture that it had at one stage vowed to abolish.
Unemployment rose by 281,000 in the three months to May, to 2.38 million, or 7.6% of the workforce. Over 17% of those aged 18 to 24 are jobless. So we have a crisis of unemployment among the young at the very time when one can hardly pick up a newspaper or listen to the wireless without hearing about over-65s who wish to carry on working because of what the financial system, aided and abetted by successive governments, has done to their pensions. This conjuncture does not bode well.
Now, I wrote recently about the "never had it so good" days of the late 1950s. In some of those years, the kind of figure by which unemployment rose in the three months to May could easily have been the total level of unemployment in the entire country. There was one year when unemployment was 1.1%. Believe it or not, certain economics professors were considered dangerously rightwing for arguing that policymakers should aim at 2.25% to 2.5% unemployment in order to keep inflation and the balance of payments under control.
Now, thanks to a reader, Robin Hyman, I can provide an interesting footnote to Macmillan's "never had it so good" speech. The very phrase struck Mr Hyman, a publisher who was then compiling a dictionary of quotations, as most unlikely to have originated in the mouth of a prime minister who made much of his liking for Trollope. Sure enough, when he wrote to Macmillan he received confirmation from the prime minister's private secretary that the phrase (in common with "a week is a long time in politics", and many others) originated with President Truman: "Mr Macmillan, in using it himself, meant it to be regarded as a quotation." Many people these days will no doubt prefer the way that Richard Nixon, vice-president to Truman's successor Eisenhower, twisted it to "We never had it so bad".
No doubt our present prime minister feels much the same. However, unlike Macmillan, Gordon Brown does not, after all, go in for sacking chancellors when things go wrong. Indeed, he has been criticised for denying that he ever intended to sack Alistair Darling, despite a veritable torrent of speculation to that effect in the media a few weeks ago.
The full truth of that episode will no doubt appear in memoirs, but there is one possible explanation which has not, to my knowledge, been publicly aired, and that is that the so-called "plan" to install the schools secretary, Ed Balls, in No 11 could merely have been a contingency plan, should Darling have been forced to resign over the expenses scandal. For, with due respect to him, the chancellor was for a time considered to be at risk, just as, indeed, was the shadow chancellor, George Osborne.
Truly, the ways of the world are mysterious. I doubt whether a visitor from space, given the evidence, could determine which ministers and MPs should have been forced to resign. There was a lot of rough justice. But, as my old friend and former colleague Dr Alan Watkins says: "Politics is a rough old trade".
If it is indeed the case that the "Balls for chancellor" plan was a contingency one, then the prime minister's famous moral compass may not be quite as out of kilter as has been widely inferred. Where Brown has to check his bearings is in his assessment of, and pronouncements on, the economy. There is a lot of controversy and bitterness in high places at the moment, but personally I think the so-called "debate" about Labour investment versus Tory cuts or, as refined by the Lord High Mandelson, "nasty Tory cuts versus nice Labour ones", is, at least for the moment, a red herring.
There is a huge economic (and potentially social) crisis. It has been precipitated by the financial system, with contributions from other events and mistaken policies - for example, "not mending the roof when the sun was shining" - but we are where we are, and it is the responsibility of the government, in conjunction with other governments, to do its best to prevent the house from suffering further damage.
If we can take a long view, the next technological wave on the supply side of the economy is obviously going to come from what the economist John Llewellyn has called "The Business of Climate Change". This should most certainly involve a revival of interest in science, technology and manufacturing industry in this country, and many respected experts seem quite impressed by energy secretary Ed Miliband's "route map" towards this goal. Congratulations to Miliband for using the term "route map", which has a much more obvious sense of purpose than "road map".
Talking of long-term technological changes - from the industrial revolution onwards - that have propelled economic growth during recent centuries, I suspect the present crisis is so severe that we will soon witness a revival of the "long cycle" approach to economic history associated with the economist Kondratiev and his "long waves". Meanwhile, however, we can perhaps take comfort that, according to the Times, the prime-minister-in-waiting, David Cameron, "may be descended from Moses". I say no more.


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Cache line containing A initially owned by CPU1 and that containing B owned by CPU0.
I have two questions:
If I understand correctly, both stores will be put into CPU's store buffer. However, for the first store
A=1the cache of CPU1 must be invalidated while the second store
B=1can be flushed immediately since CPU0 owns the cache line containing it. I know that x86 CPU respects store orders. Does that mean that
B=1will not be written to the cache before
Assume in CPU1 the following commands are executed:
while (B=0);
print A
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while and
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Today's quick tip is for those concerned about their air water syringe tip that spins too much. Dentists use their syringes for many uses and sometimes they start to act up in ways you don't expect. Our customer asked:
Hopefully today's tip helped solve this issue for some of you using your syringe for cheek retraction. If you like these Q & A's, let us know! We would love your feedback, as well as any suggestions for next week's topic. Check out our Facebook page for previous posts.
February 27, 2014
Air water syringe tips are one of the most common products dentists and hygienists use in dental offices. So let's get to know more about the differences between syringe tips and which ones will work best for your practice.
The basic design of the standard air water syringe tip has remained unchanged for decades. The air water syringe has two concentric passageways, one for air (usually the outer passage) and one for water (usually the inner passage).
The central tube (see image below) is for water. On most standard tips, this tube is longer and projects out the back of the tip. This design allows the water tube to penetrate a small o-ring (#01-06) inside the syringe head to help keep the air and water separate.
On many disposable tips, the inner water passage is the same length as the rest of the tip; this means that these tips will require a special adaptor to help keep the air and water separate. If used without an adaptor, they are much more prone to cross-over (See Practice Tips #50 & Practice Tips #51). This is one reason that autoclavable tips will usually deliver superior performance.
On most syringe tips, air moves through the outer passage of the tip coming out at the end. Sometimes the air is expelled through a simple gap but sometimes several holes are used (this aspect of the design can vary widely). Most metallic tips will have a series of holes regularly spaced at the end of the tip to allow expulsion of air (see image below). The regular and consistent spacing of these holes provides a consistent spray pattern (when spraying both air and water mist). As a cost saving measure, many disposable tips simply use the natural "gap" between the inner water line and outer air line of the tip to allow air to escape out the end. Relying on this gap provides inconsistent spacing and an irregular and inconsistent spray pattern.
As mentioned, syringe tips at their most basic are simply an assembly of two concentric tubes. These are round. They go into a round passage in the air water syringe and are normally secured with o-rings. This means you've got a round tube in a round hole. It will spin. Many practitioners like to use the syringe tip for retraction and will push on the cheek with the syringe tip. If pushing with the tip, rotation is not desired. Most syringes are designed for quick changing of tips (as the tip should be changed after each patient) which does not normally allow for a mechanism to reduce the ability to spin if pushed on. The DCI rotation lock tips (#01-97) are an exception to this.
The rotation lock tips have a series of "dimples" (see image below) around the perimeter of the tip which will lock in with the ball bearings of the DCI syringe holding mechanism ("collar") making it harder for these tips to spin. These tips will only work in a DCI syringe (#01-01Q or #01-85) which has 6 ball bearings in the collar to secure the tips. The ball bearings are retracted to change tips, so using a design that incorporates the ball bearings does not preclude quickly changing tips either.
With most other syringes, two o-rings (#01-04) are used to hold the tips in place. On some of these, one o-ring may be replaced with a cone (#01-21 or #01-23). Along the length of the cone is a slit (see image below). This slit provides lateral tension making it harder to spin the tip. Some syringes can be adapted to use a cone instead of an o-ring if you wish to minimize tip spin. Normally, use of a cone will make it more difficult to change tips, but it shouldn't prevent quickly changing tips. Consult with our staff and we will help you determine if you can incorporate a cone in your syringe.
As you can see, many aspects of the tip design affect syringe performance. Keep your needs and uses in mind when purchasing tips and syringes.
October 30, 2012
Last month in Practice Tips we discussed a few possible sources of cross over and how to determine if you actually have cross over. We finished up by looking at master valves.
What if you've got cross over in more than one room? Is it possible that one room is affecting the others? Yes, cross over can work through the lines from one room to the entire office. In fact, you can even get air in your pipes (if you've got air in the water line) so pipes will rattle, squeak, or groan when any source of water is used (such as a faucet or even a toilet). Of course, you can also get failed valves in multiple rooms at once.
How do you determine which room is to blame, or even tell if it's one or more?
Since we left off last month in the junction box, let's continue there.
In addition to your master valves, you should also have manual shut offs in your junction box. Normally, the master valves are attached directly to the manual shut-offs. The manual shut-offs have a knob that you can turn to physically stop the flow of air and water. Use them to shut both air and water off in an affected room. Start in the room closest to the compressor.
Once the manual shut-offs are closed, depress the buttons on your air/water syringe until all flow ceases. Next turn the AIR manual valve back on, but LEAVE THE WATER OFF. Put your syringe tip into a cup of water and hit the WATER button of the syringe. If you have bubbles, you have cross over in that room. If you had been experiencing water in the air line, you'll want to hold the syringe button down for at least one full minute as it may take some time for the air to work its way through the lines. If you don't have bubbles, that room is probably fine. Turn both air and water off with the manual shut-offs and proceed to the next room and repeat this test. It's important that you turn both valves off before checking the next room to keep any cross-over that might be occurring in this room from affecting others.
Where else can you get cross over? Any other air-activated water valve in the unit.
If you have cuspidors with timers for the bowl rinse or cup filler functions, the timers are air activated and could be a source of cross over. As cuspidors typically have large lines attached, these can affect the whole office more readily. If you've got squeaking pipes, your cuspidor may be a more likely culprit.
Just like master valves, timer valves can vary in design but will be mounted inside some sort of "box" or "utility center" directly below the cuspidor. The timers often have a similar appearance to master valves and will have some sort of knob to adjust the timing.
Other possible sources of cross over are the water relay valve or even the handpiece block.
Normally, a failure in the water relay valve will result in trouble with handpiece water long before you experience cross over, so this is not very likely unless you've also had trouble with your handpiece water coolant (dripping, coming out of the wrong handpiece, or other issues). Depending on the design of valve, usually the water relay just needs to be replaced as most are not readily serviceable.
Last of all is the handpiece block. There are many designs of block, so this can be more difficult to check, but often a diaphragm will be readily apparent when you inspect the block (such as in the block pictured below, as used in a Beaverstate delivery system). You can clearly see the seam between the two layers of brass in the photo. This is where the diaphragm is.
In many models of units, water does not actually enter the handpiece block, so you would not get cross over here. Always be sure to verify the configuration of your unit before checking the block.
If you have quick disconnect handpieces, you can also get cross over in the coupler. Normally cross over here would only be seen in the handpieces. In this case, you may see water dripping out of the unit. This is actually from water coming out the exhaust line (which often empties into the unit). If you see water dripping out of the unit (or it's getting into your turbines) change the o'rings on your quick disconnect.
As you can see, there are a number of possible sources of cross-over in the dental office. To help you diagnose, we've provided a handy checklist below:
Possible Sources of Cross-over
As mentioned above, check one room at a time to verify where cross-over is occurring then check the valves within each room to determine the precise source.


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Kitchens and Fast Food Factories
Recently I've begun thinking that a Kitchen vs. Fast Food Factory analogy might teach us a bit about writing better software...
I'm always looking for good analogies: A good analogy is worth 1000 pictures (and since a picture is worth 1000 words, analogies must be worth a million words).
Kitchens and Fast Food Factories (like MacDonald's) are places where meals are prepared. Both contain all of the tools and ingredients needed to prepare meals, and both provide the space necessary to prepare meals. They share a lot in common, but they are also fundamentally different.
Kitchens support the ad-hoc creation of meals. A well stocked Kitchen enables a chef to prepare almost any meal. The only limits are the skills of the chef and the available ingredients. The quality of the meal is very dependent on the skill of the chef.
Fast Food Factories support the structured creation of meals. Each Fast Food Factory is optimized to produce specific meals, quickly, and in great quantities. The quality of the meal prepared in a Fast Food Factory has little to do with the skill of the operators. Meal quality is controlled by the quality of the ingredients and the process by which they are assembled.
I haven't done any surveys, but I suspect that people who really like to cook would rather do so in a Kitchen than in a Fast Food Factory.
Software comes in all sizes, shapes and flavors (so to speak)... Some software is "Kitchen-ish" and some is "Fast Food Factory-ish". Think Microsoft Office vs. Turbo Tax. Ad-Hoc creation vs. guidance through a Structured Process.
So where am I going with this analogy?
When gathering requirements from potential users, be very wary of the "dream kitchen scenario". People will often describe "dream kitchens" rather than the "fast food factory" that their business really needs. They will describe software with powerful features that can be used in any combination. They will describe software that is flexible enough to be used for all of the scenarios that they have experienced. Metaphorically speaking, they will describe the kind of stove, refrigerator and sink that they want, and they'll probably be very explicit about what these appliances should look like (brushed stainless steel, of course). Lost in all of these details may be the fact that they only cook burgers, and if they don't cook burgers faster than the competition they will go out of business.
As programmers, we are often not involved until long after the requirements are fairly set in stone... So what can we do to counteract the "dream kitchen scenario"?
I'd suggest that, regardless of requirements, most of us can get a good idea of what role the software will play in the business. If the software is destined to play a major role in an important business process (as most software is), then architect your software (as much as possible) to function as components within a larger process (that is likely to change). Back to the Fast Food Factory... there are many specialized components, but the interfaces are designed for movement. Each component accepts output from a previous component, and passes results on to a later component. Components themselves may be black boxes, but the connections between the components are highly visible. Traffic between components can be monitored, and if necessary rerouted should a change in process be necessary.
By all means, build the best stove, refrigerator and sink that you can... but build them with the assembly line in mind and your customers will probably end up a lot more satisfied.
(cross-posted at Thoughtful Programmer)
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Maxxxx2222 Dirty Room unvacuumed, found small sequences near bed. Found empty plastic water bottle under night table. February 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Diana6 Excellent in so many ways I love this hotel! The service is amazing on so many levels. Check-in: Kaitlin at the front desk was patient and efficient even though the hotel was full. Concierge: I cannot say enough good things about Michelle at concierge. She was helpful with many things including, finding dinner reservations on a busy a Valentine's Day and finding adventures for my 8 year old son (and making him feel special the whole time). Funicians (kid's club): We had no plans use the kids club services but stopped by to check it out. Monet was great. My son had such a great discussion with her that he decided to stay and begged to go back the next day. Dining: I have a number of allergies -several are severe. The whole resort was great with accommodating these allergies but I wanted to call out the Chef at Relish. Not only was the food fantastic at Relish (yummy), but the Chef's care with talking into account food allergies was remarkable. He came out and talked to me before he prepared the meal. Then the next day the Chef of Relish went out of his way to work with the Chef at the pool for my dining pleasure. Spa: Great experience. February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by townjcvt Exceptional Customer Service...and Service Recovery Exceptional customer service is expected at a luxury collection hotel. How the management and staff handle a problem is a measure of leadership and culture. No need to even discuss the problem I encountered because Hanna, Alyssa and their evening manager overcame the challenge with style and grace...exceeding my expectations and turning my potentially poor experience into a positive memory! February 19, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Elainek535 SPG Gold Member given a room like a dungeon This past weekend we stayed at the Phoenician Luxury Spa. We are Gold Members and SPG owners and used Star Options for our booking. We were previously told that because we were Gold Members we would be on the list for an upgrade. You can imagine our surprise when we were given a room more like a dungeon with out windows. We still cannot figure out where this was located within the resort. We were beyond shocked. After a trip back to the front desk we were finally given another room. 2 hours later we were settle in a nice room but it was a very disappointing and stressful way to start what we hoped would be a relaxing vacation. February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karenram Great hotel liked everything about hotel people very friendly. my only complaint was that the pool food service was extremely slow for drinks and food on one day I waited over an hour after I ordered so I decided not to order through the servers and went to a table but found the food took rather long at a table as well. I had only ordered a salad and it took 30 min. Also first day there there was a lot of pool construction going on. My son LOVED the floating pads and played hours on them please keep them!!! I know you are adding a children's section to the pool and would hate to see you get rid of the floating pads because we had a blast on them!!! February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandralee Wonderful staff, friendly and helpful The staff here is excellent. They are professional and so helpful and friendly. Everyone I came in contact with fits that description. The facilities are first class to go along with the first class service! One of the best hotel experiences ever! February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anna99 Gluten-free food paradise!!!! apart from the genuine interest from the staff to meet our needs what was amazing was the excellent Gluten-Free quality and variety you offer. you better advertise this. it was not so emphasized in your website. February 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CathyLS Awesome! I brought my mom there to celebrate her 72 birthday and from the moment we drove to the security guard, he wished her a happy birthday, the bellmen wished her a happy birthday, the front desk staff gave us a room upgrade and wished her a happy birthday, y'all sent her a bottle of champagne to the room with birthday wishes, and the J&G greeted her with a birthday card when she arrived! She felt like a princess and just gushed, so I can't thank you enough for making her 72 birthday so very special! We will be back and will refer all of our friends to you! Thank you! February 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lindajo1 Memorable Stay This is our favorite place to stay! The room was spectacular and the service excellent. Every blade of grass is perfect too! February 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JGcc13 Great Staff The staff at the Phoenician is the kind you wish you had at every hotel/resort. Every person I dealt with was a provider of excellent service. From prior to check in to my departure, I was very impressed. February 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GR61 Exceptional Resort Attention to detail and met our every need during our recent stay. January 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by rls66 great hotel Beautiful setting, staff were very helpful, the accomodations were great. I was a little disappointed in the choice of in house restaurants, would like a more casual dining choices, especially for breakfast and lunch. Golf course was wonderful and on site. January 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Buddha getting help I was at the resort the previous week and had great service from the Michelle at the front desk. She helped me get a boarding pass where I didn't have all the information and was very helpful. The week before she was great help also. She is an example of what makes this resort a great place!! January 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Trainer1234 Enhanced room was very average The hotel is beautiful and luxurious. However, we checked in and were given a room that they called "enhanced" in a "Casita Guest Room." The patio opened to a street that was noisy and one early morning we were awakened by construction on the street. The room was a basic hotel room, we had a comforter that was torn, towels that were far from luxurious and water pressure in the shower was quite weak. January 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Craig3704 Good as it Gets! The grounds, the staff, the hotel are fantastic in every way! January 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mack765 great hotel Great hotel with outstanding attention to details. January 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jas4 Slow service We have stayed here numerous times and overall really like the property. Our recent stay was not as good. When we checked into our room, the carpet had not been vacuumed and there were no little lotions in the bathroom (as there had been in the past.) We were most unhappy with the service in the restaurant. We ate there for lunch and breakfast. Both times service was slow and unorganized. January 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RMC08 Great Property. Great Staff. Great Experience. The staff went out of their way to accomodate us and make us feel welcome. The property speaks for itself. But the personal touch by every member of the staff made us feel very welcome. January 6, 2014


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Could someone tell me what is going on with this suit? It is a BB Own Make that I bought off Ebay. There is fine stitching that runs along the lapels and around the collar. Is this supposed to be there? Did someone alter it? Is the wool stretched and showing the stitching? I don't know much about suits. Thanks in advance.post #8089 of 2373412/22/13 at 5:47am
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Not sure I totally follow what you're asking, but the fine stitching at the edge of the lapel is/was standard way of finishing suits for years. At one time, you could grab any random navy blazer from any maker and the stitching would be there or even more commonly, about 3/16" inset from the edge. Even as a young guy, I thought that looked clunky. Now, you don't see that as often because people generally have come to prefer a more handmade look, and there are now machines that emulate the fine pick stitching popular for years in italian suits. But for a USA made suit of a certain age, that stitching was common. The third option is no stitching visible at the edge of the lapels.
Can't totally tell, but the shoulder looks like it might have been hand sewn into the jacket.
from your two photos, I can't see anything wrong. Style and manufacturing choices it looks to me.post #8090 of 2373412/22/13 at 6:58am
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Has anyone dealt with this? I just got a violation notice from Ebay for violating a company's intellectual rights.
I listed a device that was purchased by my wife on Ebay (from an authorized dealer). She ended up getting one extra than what we needed, so I attempted to sell the extra one. Of course I advertised it as new, which it is. Then I got the message below. I sent a message to the address provided explaining what I was selling and why. Hopefully they'll be understanding. I really don't need strikes against my Ebay account for bullshit reasons.Hello freehueco,
After reviewing your eBay account, it appears that you have violated eBay's Parallel Import Violation - Unauthorized Item policy. We realize you may not have been aware of this policy, or that this may have been a simple oversight, but unfortunately, we had to take the following actions on your account:
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Sorry to say Fueco, but if youve been VERO'd, youre screwed. This has nothing to do of where you got it, whatever it was - that company did not want your listing up for some reason and they killed it. You can try to appeal, but 99% of the time, its useless.
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You now cant list any brand in the Vero list for something like 60 or 90 days.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/community/vero-aboutme.htmlpost #8095 of 2373412/22/13 at 10:32amWhat pisses me off the most about this is that this a product that we use. It's a rather small company, and my wife was given two units by a company rep earlier this year. She subsequently bought five more, but we only need six (they come in one and two packs).
I mentioned all of this in my email. I will fight this tooth and nail, as the burden of proof SHOULD NOT BE ON ME.post #8096 of 2373412/22/13 at 10:54am
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Is it because you were selling it as new? If it's used then it shouldn't be a problem, right?
I really fucking hate that shit. Once you buy it, it's yours. As long as you're not selling it as new. I can see why they have issues with stuff that is marked new (warranty etc) but once that happens and it's marked as pre-owned then they should have no claims on it.
I know that's not how the law works, but it really pisses me off. Especially with things like music/games. If I buy a video game, I can't let a friend borrow it? WTF.
Sorry for the rant.post #8100 of 2373412/22/13 at 11:32amQuote:Originally Posted by ridethecliche
Is it because you were selling it as new? If it's used then it shouldn't be a problem, right?
I really fucking hate that shit. Once you buy it, it's yours. As long as you're not selling it as new. I can see why they have issues with stuff that is marked new (warranty etc) but once that happens and it's marked as pre-owned then they should have no claims on it.
I know that's not how the law works, but it really pisses me off. Especially with things like music/games. If I buy a video game, I can't let a friend borrow it? WTF.
Sorry for the rant.
It still shouldn't matter if I sell it as new or unused. Taking something home does not make it used. Opening the package and using it makes it used.Return HomeBack to Forum: Classic Menswear
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loved the camp. especailly the star gazing host. he was very informative. patient with our questions and enthusiastic about his work! love it.Read more about the whole safari
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Owned by Wilderness, the same company who own Kulala and Doro Nawas, but much simpler. Some nice quirky designs - like the bathrooms.
This was more a camp, with a good waterhole next to the main lounge/dining room area - so you can watch as you eat.
The staff were very helpful, but the food not quite up to the same high standard as the companies other lodges. The morning game drive was excellent, but expensive compared to the cost at our next stop - Mushara Bush Camp.
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Ramon deserves special mention. The hostess was friendly, welcoming and well informed. We were unfortunately a bit disappointed by the wildlife we saw in Etosha National Park; perhaps we should have hired a guide (we did not because of the expense, and because of recommendations in ExpertAfrica's Bradt guide) or maybe we were just unlucky.Read more about the whole safari
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A perfect setting for a perfect introduction to the willdlife of this area.
It's not every day you get a pride of lion walking past your bedroom as a wake up call!
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The entrance road to Anderssons Camp was actually next to the gate so within 10-15min you can be inside Etosha which was great but we did not realise the main 'action' and waterholes are a further 17Km inside the gate, near Okaukuego, so if you really want to be inside Etosha as early or late as possible then perhaps bear this in mind.
Having said that we would still probably pick Anderssons as it was a much smaller camp than Okaukuego and it did have its own waterhole too where a pride of lions came to one evening.
Camp was extremely friendly and meals excellent with dining on individual tables which we liked as lots of places have group tables. The rooms were a little basic and the swimming pool was really a plunge pool tank but even taking this into account we thought it was still a good comfortable camp. We knew it was not classed as a luxury camp compared to some of our other choices of accomodation and so it was just as we expected. At this time of the year most of the swimming pools are too cold to use anyway so it was not a problem to us. We drove ourselves so didnt use any of the guided drives.
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Anderssons camp has only been open a year and is run by a couple who were incredibly accomodating and friendly. The manager spent time telling us about the lions and answering our many questions. We were in a double room that was next to the restaurant and therefore overlooked the watering hole, which enabled us to have the first sighting of a pride of lions coming to feed and hear their roars - which were terrifying!
The rooms were terrific with an outside shower that was divine - and is made up of a metal bath tub under a solar powered shower. You do need to time your showers though as if you tried to have one first thing it could be a bit chilly. Everything is done to make it eco-friendly and it really works. The food was very good but the activities were pricey - however this camp is run by Wilderness Safaris and we found that the prices are similar throughout their camps.
We arranged to have a bush walk with a guide on the first day but this was cancelled only after I had double checked what time it was booked for. However we went out the next day and the lady manager was very apologetic. The bush guide was very good and we learnt a great deal during the walk. We were lucky enough to see the pride of lions (lionness, brother and 3 cubs) on both evenings and took some wonderful footage. I would certainly advise to stay here at the Ongava reserve rather than in the park as there is more probability of seeing animals. During the day there was always something around be it guinea fowl, zebras or giraffes.
The only downside to the rooms is that there is no storage space in the sense of a wardrobe or chest of draws but staying two nights it really wasn't a problem.
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We had a little trouble finding this camp at first, as we did not expect it to be so close to Andersson Gate, after a short detour we found it, you just drive out of the Andersson Gate and it is directly to your right. From the moment we arrived everyone was so friendly, our rooms were tents on a stone building, with an outside shower and toilet, it was amazing, probably the best accomodation of the whole holiday, although all the others were great.
There is a lovely water hole and as we ate our evening meal a Rhino came by for a drink, the staff were so good that they covered our meals and drinks so that we could go watch and take pictures, they were so attentive to every detail, however they were never intrusive.
This was by far our favorite. Thanks to everyone who made it so special, no names as they were all exceptional.
Rustic lodge in a great location
Surprisingly good!
Very rustic but carried it off well. Rooms were very basic with absolutely nowhere to put any clothes. Insect proofing was also virtually non existant.
Staff were very friendly and the lodge situation was excellent; 4 lions spent much of our time there around the waterhole. Food also was excellent.
Rhino rules
Not sign posted but take first right after leaving Etosha via Anderson gate, pass through the security gate and its a short drive.
Well laid out camp with a floodlite waterhole as the centre point to the restaurant. Black Rhino's, lions and jackals. Activities are limited but there was a walking trail around the camp with a guide. Staff were extremely friendly and informative.
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We arrived early afternoon and were offered lumch. Our cabin was a semi-tented one built in an eco-style with reclaimed materials, with its washroom open to the sky. It was basic but fully comfortable. The cabin was on the perimeter of the camp, within the camp's electric fence although its verandah opened onto the open countryside beyond the electric fence. It was a few feet above ground level but we felt a little uneasy that there was little protection between us and what might be roaming outside!
We were excited to see the silhouette of a giraffe's head looking through the window just before dawn. It was grazing on a tree about five yards away.
The dining area and lounge for the camp overlooked its own waterhole, and we could sit on comfortable settees and wait for animals to approach. The waterhole is relatively new and as yet gets only occasional animal visits, although during our dinner we watched a giraffe approaching and drinking.
We were taken a guided walk outside the camp by Frans, armed with rifle, who pointed out to us some of the more interesting trees, plants and insects, animal tracks and a few kudu and oryx. Just outside the electric fence, yards from our cabin, he pointed out recent lion paw marks. (This increased the concern, noted above, that there were only a couple of strands of unelectrified wire between this and our verandah!)
Once again we were struck by the friendliness and helpfulness of all the staff. The manager in particular was both helpful and very concerned when my wife suffered a bout of sickness, bringing her medicaments and ensuring that she had all that was needed.
The camp is still waiting to have mains electricity connected, and as a result electricity is turned off during the night. This was particularly awkward for us, with my wife being sick, and our torch batteries not having sufficient juice to last fully when needed. Water pressure for flushing the loo also seemed to depend on the availability of electricity.


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