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Introduction:Govind Apartments is situated in Kochi. This project hosts all features that a contemporary property buyer would desire to have. The Project is a part of the suburban area of Vaduthala. Vaduthala is connected to near by localities by wide roads. Residents of the locality have easy access to public utilities like schools, colleges, hospitals, recreational areas and parks. The facilities inside the complex are well designed. Units and Interiors: Readily available housing options here include apartments of different dimensions. Govind Apartments floor plan provides best utilization of the space. From elegant flooring to airy balconies, standard kitchen size and superior-quality accessories, every little thing here gives it an attractive look. The master plan of this project includes a large number of desirable facilities that collectively ensure a serene lifestyle. Secured playground has been provided for kids. Complete electric supply has been provided with complete safety via high-quality cables and PVC conduits. Security is certainly one of the biggest concerns while purchasing an property. Owing to its security features, this project is a charming dwelling for you and your loved ones.
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The politics of the twenty-first century is marked by dissent, tumult and calls for radical change, whether through food riots, anti-war protests, anti-government tirades, anti-blasphemy marches, anti-austerity demonstrations, anti-authoritarian movements and anti-capitalist occupations. Interestingly, contemporary political protests are borne of both the Right and Left and are staged in both the Global North and South. Globally, different instances of protest have drawn attention to the deep fissures which challenge the idea of globalisation as a force for peace. Given the diversity of these protests, it is necessary to examine the particular nature of grievances, the sort of change which is sought and the extent to which localised protest can have global implications. The contributions in this book draw on the theoretical work of Hardt and Negri, David Graeber and Judith Butler, among others, in order explore the nature of hegemony, the Occupy movement, the Arab Spring, the responses of authorities to protest and emotion and public performance in, and representation of, protest. The book concludes with David Graeber's reply to reviews of his recent The Democracy Project: A History, A Crisis, A Movement.
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Do you remember when Pippy invited my son Ren to celebrate his birthday in a very special way? Ren enjoyed himself so much he wanted to copy the celebration - activity for activity. So we ventured out to the Mall of America this morning, with Pippy in tow.
Here we are at Nickelodeon Universe; I lost a coin toss with the hubby.
The boys had a blast. I left feeling like I'd been in a car accident.Here we are at Nickelodeon Universe; I lost a coin toss with the hubby.
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"All-American Muslim," which airs on The Learning Channel and ends its first season Jan. 8, follows several Muslim families in and around the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan, which is home to one of the largest Muslim populations in the United States and its largest mosque.
It has been accused by one Florida group to be propaganda. But the decision by Lowe's sparked an outcry by defenders of the show.
North Carolina-based Lowe's employed its Facebook page to defend itself and called "All-American Muslim," a "lighting rod" for "strong political and societal views."
Lowe's spokeswoman Karen Cobb said the company was one of "dozens" of companies to pull their advertising since late last month. Names of other companies were not immediately available.
Laurie Goldberg, a TLC spokeswoman, declined to say how many companies have pulled their advertising from the show, which attracts about a million viewers per week.
"We stand behind the show All American Muslim and we're happy the show has strong advertising support," Goldberg said.
Hip hop mogul Russell Simmons announced on Monday in a series of messages on Twitter defending the embattled reality T.V. show that he had bought up the remaining ad spots.
"Just purchased remaining spots for £allamericanmuslim for next week," Simmons said. "The show is now sold out! keep your money @lowes and we will keep ours."
A spokeswoman for Simmons said he had purchased two 30-second ads, but said Simmons had not decided what the content of those ads would be.
The Florida Family Association, a little-known group that has campaigned against the show, has branded "All-American Muslim" "propaganda" that is "clearly designed to counter legitimate and present-day concerns about many Muslims who are advancing Islamic fundamentalism and Sharia law."
But U.S. Representative Keith Ellison, who is Muslim, said in a statement that Lowe's had "chosen to uphold the beliefs of a fringe hate group" and given in to intolerance.
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my ring is at the jeweler's
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bare branch without blooms
my ring is at the jeweler's
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For days now,
our Tall One's been suffering through
a late season flu.
I'm aching for her…
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her fever rages
each soft cheek a burning bush
cool cloth can't slake fire
Today I read to 40-some kids in a grocery store in San Antonio, with a lovely mom-blogger next to me reading the same books in Spanish, and everyone happily munching on Cheerios the whole time.
You probably know already that the good folks at General Mills pair up with the good folks at First Book every year to get millions of books out to millions of kids via their breakfast cereal boxes. And I did say millions. Wow. This is the 10th year of the really smart and generous Spoonful of Stories campaign, and I am so honored to have been a part of it twice — with All the World and Noodle & Lou.
It is powerful recognition that books feed children and help build whole and healthy people. What's not to love?
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kids like little birds
choosing each O carefully,
making nests of books
We were lucky enough to be invited to the most lovely, organic, outdoor Passover Seder on Friday night. Lucky especially since we're not at all Jewish.
But these friends take their generosity seriously, so there we were — sitting at one of four long tables — a peach tree heavy with fruit on one side — a buffet laden with love on the other — and scripts.
We read around and around the tables — those who know Hebrew and those who don't, the young and the old, the shy and the dramatic. The words were punctuated by song — from gospel to reggae — all live — and sips of wine and bits of matzah along the way.
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Cornet 2016
Cornet Euan Reilly (23) is the eldest son of Lynn and Tony. His Younger Brother Aiden (21) is employed as a Funeral Director at John Beattie and Co and Hopes to Support his Brother at several rides outs this year.
Euan was educated at Wilton Primary School and Hawick High School. He then took up and apprenticeship with James Swinton and Co where he qualified as a Joiner. He currently Works for SBHA.
Euan first followed Cornet Craig Rodgerson in 2004 and has followed every year since. He gained his Mosstroopers badge on his pony Lala in 2004. Euan learned to ride Lala with Help from Mark and Ex-Acting Father Phil Nichol and was thrilled to win best turned out pony in 2005. This year Euan will be riding his trusted steed Molly on loan from Lesley Douglas.
As well as the Common Riding his other intrests include football, golf and darts. He is a member of Hawick Golf Club and is the Goalkeeper for Hawick Legion. Euan is also a very keen Hibs supporter..
Euan is very much looking forward to joining the long list of Hawick Cornets and Hopes to do Hawick proud. He would like to wish the townsfolk of Hawick a "Teesh" common riding and looks forward to sharing the experience 'Wi Teries yin and a!.
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There are many in the media who are working overtime this week trying to parse out the meaning behind changes President Trump has made regarding White House communications. Now some of the agencies he's reigning in are lashing out. The New York Times has published an editorial from a former C.I.A. agent who is appalled by the president's recent speech at C.I.A. headquarters.
A quick note. The C.I.A. has a memorial wall in the lobby of their headquarters in Langley, Virginia. The wall, like other memorials, has the names of agents who died serving their country. This was the backdrop for Trump's recent speech.
Yaël Eisenstat, who authored this piece, is a political and security consultant. She worked as a C.I.A analyst, a special adviser on national security to Vice President Biden Jr. and a senior intelligence officer at the National Counterterrorism Center.
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On Saturday, the president and commander in chief of the United States stood in front of the C.I.A. Memorial Wall — where 117 stars honor the men and women who died in the line of service — and cracked jokes, made thinly veiled threats and disrespected many Americans.
While many were stunned by President Trump's remarks, it's personal for me. My friend is represented by the 81st star on the Memorial Wall, which served as the background of Mr. Trump's publicity stunt. He and the other 116 fallen colleagues did not put their lives on the line to serve as a sound bite for this president's never-ending campaign stump speech.
Few things are sacred in our government. Even fewer command equal respect from people on both sides of the aisle.
The C.I.A. Memorial Wall is one of those things.
When the 81st star was carved into the wall in 2003, the fallen patriot's name was not added to the accompanying Book of Honor. At the time, his C.I.A. affiliation was classified, as it remained for nearly six more years. I will never forget seeing his family at the ceremony, knowing they could not tell their loved ones the truth about his death. He died with nobody knowing who he was or what he did for our country. But I believe that is how he would have wanted it, because, as the former C.I.A. director Leon E. Panetta said when finally revealing my friend's name in 2009, "He lived for a purpose greater than himself."
Gregg Wenzel left his law career to serve his country after Sept. 11, 2001. He died at 33 years old, in Ethiopia, while working tirelessly in pursuit of information needed to help protect this country. I don't know if he was a liberal or a conservative; I don't know whom he voted for. I know only that he was dedicated, loyal, adventurous and a jokester. And he welcomed me as a sister when we met overseas, knowing nothing more than that I was a colleague and shared his sense of mission.
The C.I.A. is an agency made up of imperfect beings, just as in any government or private office. People join for different reasons — some in search of adventure, others out of a deep sense of service. A vast majority of career officers choose to serve regardless of who is in office as president, often suppressing their own political beliefs for the greater good of the nation. My career spanned three administrations, and although I had deeply held beliefs about each one, my work always transcended partisan politics.
Mistakes are made, internal debates occur, but mission always comes ahead of self. Republicans and Democrats serve side by side, with the singular goal of providing the best possible intelligence and analysis to allow policy makers to make informed decisions. I certainly had my disagreements and clashes in those halls, and eventually left the agency, but I always knew that political ideology had no place in our work.
In Mr. Trump's rambling, 15-minute speech, he made only one reference to the memorial, saying, "The wall behind me is very, very special," before pivoting to his familiar mode of narcissistic diatribe, peppered with the occasional misplaced joke.
He used my former agency to advance his own delusional vision of grandeur. When I see our president use a wall that symbolizes the ultimate sacrifice as a backdrop for his vanity, I cannot play down its seriousness. And when he borrows a line straight from a dictator's playbook — "Probably almost everybody in this room voted for me, but I will not ask you to raise your hands if you did" — I cannot remain silent.
There is a tradition of presidents speaking to the C.I.A. staff during difficult times, when morale is low or officers have concerns about administration policies. Past presidents have paid homage to the sacrifices of those who work behind a veil of secrecy without public accolades. When they visit, they speak with humility and appreciation, and they do not speak about themselves. They encourage, they inspire and they thank.
And they do not invite the press.
"There are few signs of patriotism more powerful than offering to serve out of the limelight," President Obama said to C.I.A. staff members in 2009. "You serve courageously, but your courage is only known to a few. You accomplish remarkable things, but the credit you receive is the private knowledge that you've done something to secure this country."
In my years of service, and since, I never imagined that it would be the president himself who would denigrate our very institutions and those who serve faithfully. Mr. Trump's speech on Saturday was, for me, a terrifying display of the dangerous way in which he will govern. It also showed his complete disregard for the very people we rely on to keep us safe, including my friend Gregg Wenzel.


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Chuck truly enjoys his work. He believes that parties should be able to work out differences without paying attorneys to do it for them. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Chuck commanded every court appearance we had and eased me through the entire process. In a divorce, nobody wins but both parties eventually got what they wanted without a lot of "bloodshed".


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Monday Musings: Broncos show good offense beats good defense
It's an offensive league and the Denver Broncos showed that is the way to win now in their 27-17 victory over the Chiefs Sunday night. We'll see what happens in the rematch?
So the Kansas City Chiefs lost a game for the first time, falling Sunday night to the Denver Broncos .
What does it mean?
It means they aren't going undefeated -- who thought they would? -- and it means the Broncos are back on top of the AFC West. But it also means that in two weeks, when the teams meet in Kansas City, the hype should be big again.
I thought the Chiefs did some good things in Denver's 27-17 victory. But the game once again validated to me that good offense will beat good defense. The Chiefs held Denver to a season-low 27 points, but the Broncos rolled up 427 yards of total offense. Peyton Manning threw for 323 yards and wasn't sacked once by that vaunted Kansas City defense.
The Chiefs came in as the top team in sacks in the NFL but left Denver without one. That has to be a concern with the Broncos coming to Arrowhead in two weeks. The Chiefs played solid defense, holding Denver to its lowest point total of the year, but they just couldn't do enough on offense.
Once again, the Chiefs' passing-game limitations showed up. Alex Smith threw it 45 times and finished with 230 yards, but 70 of that came late in the game when Denver was up 27-10. It wasn't all Smith -- there were some drops -- but the Chiefs have to do more in the passing game if they are to be a real Super Bowl contender.
I am not going to sit here and say the Chiefs are not a good team. They are. But limited offensive teams have problems coming from behind. That will be their issue going forward.
The Chiefs competed Sunday night, but moral victories don't count. In two weeks, we will have a better idea about them.
Until then, 9-1 is pretty damn impressive for a team that picked first in last April's draft. But I still don't know if we have a grasp on how good this team really can be. Are the Chiefs products of their schedule and the fact they faced a lot of backup quarterbacks? Or are they Super Bowl good?
• Peyton Manning makes his line so much better. His feel in the pocket is special. That was the key to the game. He got the ball out quick and didn't allow the pass rushers to become a factor.
•One of the dumbest things being talked about now is the supposed idea that Ben Roethlisberger could be traded. First, have you taken a look at some of the quarterbacks playing in this league right now? And then take a look at what Roethlisberger did against the Detroit Lions . He was special against Detroit on Sunday. He completed 29 of 45 passes for 367 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. He drove the Pittsburgh Steelers 96 yards to the game-winning points in the fourth quarter. That is why you don't get rid of a passer like that. It's also about time that Todd Haley allowed Roethlisberger to play the way he should be playing.
• What the heck was Jim Schwartz thinking when he faked a field goal up 27-23 against the Steelers with 12:56 left in the game? They faced a fourth-and-5 from the 10. Why not kick to go up seven on the road? As if that wasn't bad enough, the play call was a run by holder Sam Martin . Are you kidding me? He fumbled, but wouldn't have made it anyway. The Steelers then drove it the length of the field to win it.
• What happened to the Lions in the second half? The Steelers couldn't stop them in the first half, but they were shut out in the second. There is no way that should happen with Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson .
• Well, at least the Jacksonville Jaguars ended their home-touchdown streak. They hadn't scored a touchdown at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium all season until they scored two in the first half against the Cardinals. So they have that going for them.
• Geno Smith , you will have days like that. He turned it over four times with three picks and a lost fumble. But the talk of sitting Smith down is way too premature. He has to play this season. Sitting him down would do nothing.
• Ed Reed really made an impact for the New York Jets . He had three tackles and EJ Manuel hit some long plays down the field. Reed is washed up -- no matter what some think.
• Andre Johnson is one of the classiest players in the league. He rarely does anything other than exhibit a professional manner. He's always good with the media and doesn't have that look-at-me-way about him. So when he got into a shouting match with Matt Schaub , he had to be angry. But having said that, there is no way he gets a pass for walking off the field in the final minute. You don't leave your teammates during a game, no matter what. Imagine if that had been Dez Byant. He would be getting lit up. Johnson doesn't deserve a pass, but the way he has acted his entire career will give him a partial one.
• Why did the Houston Texans yank Case Keenum and put Schaub in the game? Don't they know already what Schaub is for the long term? They have to find out what Keenum can do. That made no sense. If they don't think Keenum can run the no-huddle, which is what they said was the reason for the change, then he shouldn't be starting. This has been a horrible season for the Texans, and losing at home to the Oakland Raiders doesn't help coach Gary Kubiak's job security.
• If Carson Palmer can get protected, the Arizona Cardinals can be explosive on offense. He threw for 419 yards against the Jaguars and the Cardinals are now 6-4 and in the playoff race with a big game against the Indianapolis Colts coming up. What's even more impressive is that he had the big game with Larry Fitzgerald only catching six for 61 yards.
• Ray Rice ran for 131 yards on 25 carries. That 5.2 per-carry average more than doubled his season average. It's about time.
• Nice to see Julius Peppers show up for Chicago against the Baltimore Ravens . He had two sacks, his first double-sack game of the season. The Chicago Bears have been waiting for that for a while.
• Jason Babin ripping Andre Ellington braids off is one thing, since it is legal to grab it. But showing it off like a trophy after he did it was a bit much.
• That was a heck of a game by Bucs running back Bobby Rainey . He ran for 163 yards and scored two touchdowns in Tampa Bay's route of Atlanta. Rainey has been cut by two teams in the past years and is only starting because of injuries to Doug Martin and Mike James .
• The Steelers' throwback uniforms are horrible. Just saying.
• The more I watch Mike Glennon , the more I think he has a chance. He was 20 for 23 against the Atlanta Falcons .
• What the heck was that throw by Robert Griffin III to end the Washington Redskins comeback against the Philadelphia Eagles ? He has to throw that to Camden. Bad decision.
• Should the Shanahan family be concerned about their job security?
• Jason Campbell was terrible against the Cincinnati Bengals . Cleveland has major quarterback issues. He was picked three times. But early in the game he missed a couple of throws that could have put the Cleveland Browns up 10-0.
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By DianelaneyfitzpatrickBack when I and my friends were getting married, you couldn't go wrong with dishtowels for the bridal shower and bath towels for the wedding. It was easy for the buyer and guaranteed dryness for the newlyweds. A win win.
As a bride, I registered for five things: china, silver flatware, crystal, everyday dishes and everyday flatware. I got very little of that, thank goodness, but instead got some much cooler stuff. Because back then, it was very easy to successfully buy a wedding gift. You would go into Strouss' or McKelvey's housewares department and pick a set of bath towels, have them wrapped in classy white paper, sign the gift card and you were ready for the hokey pokey and the dollar bridal dance.
Couples getting married now are most likely already living together. They've already thrown a bunch of dinner parties and are not bowled over by the idea of having a table set with fine china and dessert spoons. They have all the bath towels they need. So they register for everything they want for their dream house.
The problem is, all the good stuff gets snatched up by the overachievers. People like me, procrastinators and shopping-challenged, are left with the dumb stuff.
I have two weddings coming up. Both couples are registered at two different places each, which is great, but unfortunately all the good stuff on their lists is taken. For my nephew Rob and Sarah, all that's left for me is the Steel Meat Tenderizer, some cookie sheets, 2 loaf pans and a vase. I'm sorry, but I don't want to be known as The Aunt That Got Us That Meat Tenderizer That Was Mistakenly Put on Our Gift Registry. ("When your meat melts in your mouth, think of Aunt Diane!")
They're also registered for a Dyson Ball DC25 Vacuum Cleaner. Good luck with that. I've been trying to get my husband - someone who is closer to me than flesh and blood - to buy me a Dyson ever since that Aryan guy came on TV and said "the fest vacuum that doesn't lose suction" in that compelling accent of his. I'm still stuck with my piece-of-crap Hoover, a machine that smells like a dusty plastic factory after an electrical fire. It sheds a different piece of plastic every time I use it.
If this newlywed couple gets a DC25, it's not going to be fair. At all.
The other couple, my niece Amy and Dave, has almost everything from their registry. The scraps that are left are a molcajete (which I'm not sure, but I think is something that no one else in the South owns. And if I thought for a second Amy was going to actually use it correctly, I'd consider buying it for her), a cooling rack, some carafes and a vase. Almost all of what's left is on sale. Even if I wiped out their entire wish list, I still couldn't spend as much as the competition (the other aunts), plus I'd never get free shipping. And I'd be known as The Aunt That Cheaped Out and Bought Us a Cooling Rack, Some Carafes and a Vase. ("When the cookies are hot and you get flowers, think of Aunt Diane!")
It's extremely important that I'm known for something better. Just last weekend, I used my blender and I thought of my Aunt Annamae. It was her wedding gift to me 28 years ago. Every time I puree something or make margaritas, I think of her. Just like every time I use my electric mixer and electric knife, I think of my Aunt Betty and cousin Linda, and every time I use my big wooden salad bowl, I think of my mother-in-law's friend Jody. I am still using these things and they're all as old as the hills.
I want that kind of legacy for myself with my niece and nephew. And I don't think I'm going to get it with a meat tenderizer. I may have to spring for the Dyson.
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The implementation of the health insurance expansion elements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), including expanded Medicaid eligibility in some states and the opening of the public health insurance exchanges, did little to boost patient volumes in 1Q14. This was not unexpected since enrollment in these programs continued to ramp throughout the period. The effect will be more obvious in 2Q14 since hospital companies did report seeing an increase in the number of exchange enrollees towards the end of the open enrollment period.
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About one-half of states have so far opted into Medicaid expansion. Florida, Texas, and Pennsylvania are the three states that have not opted in that would have provided the biggest upside to the industry. Despite political hurdles, Fitch believes more states will join the expansion in the near term. The financial incentive is likely to prove hard to ignore as is the federal government's flexibility in granting waivers for states to adopt creative solutions to expansion programs.
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Drug Cartel Observation Posts In Arizona Caves
KPHO TV 5 Phoenix televised a disturbing three part story on caves that are used by human smugglers and by drug cartels. The two part story that includes written reports, videos, and a slideshow. The stories take place in a location not far from the other two KPHO stories about the Krentz family.
Part 1: Resident: Illegal Immigrants Caught On Camera, Night Pictures Show People At Watering Trough, Cara Liu, CBS 5 News, September 17, 2010
Pat and Pennee Murphree live near the Sawtooth Mountains in Pinal County near the border with Mexico. From their home, they can use a spotting scope to see what deputies refer to as a �cartel cave.�
Part 2: Sheriff: Drug Spotters Living In Ariz. Caves, Deputies Find Illegal Immigrant In Sawtooth Mountain Cave, September 16, 2010
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu said deputies recently found communications equipment, a supply of food and binoculars in a cave near Sawtooth Mountain in Silverbell.
The cave overlooks homes and ranches, and residents are worried. You can bet Henderson`s warning will be ignored:
Last week, another Silverbell resident, Nancy Henderson, reported rifles, food, batteries, night vision equipment, binoculars and clothing had been stolen from her home while she was away.
Residents on Monday attended a press conference saying they are afraid to leave their homes because spotters watch their every move.
"This is happening in my backyard," said Henderson, "and I strongly believe if something isn`t done to stop these people it`s going to be in all of your backyards before long."
Part 3: CBS 5 Looks Inside The Smuggling Caves, September 22, 2010
The CBS 5 Investigative Team set out to find the caves that law enforcement officials said illegal immigrants were living in south of Phoenix.
The network of caves and bunkers are said to be scattered near the top of Wildcat Peak in the Sawtooth Mountains, just south of Phoenix.
The remote peak offers a view for miles – making it an ideal lookout for spotters with the drug cartel and an extremely difficult place to reach, according to the Pinal County Sheriff`s Office.
Investigative reporters Tammy Leitner and Morgan Loew set out on the trek with only camera equipment and enough supplies to last a day.
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Ocean Jasper is one of 27 Sundeers designed by Steve Dashew and built at TPI Composites between 1994-1999 in the 56/60 range, nine of these were 60's. The original Deerfoot line began back in 1978 and was the product of Steve and Linda Dashew's extensive offshore cruising experience. The Sundeer version is generally regarded as the most refined of the Dashew sailing yacht concepts.
And she has just reduced asking price $12,000 and is seriously for sale at $372,900.
Built at the well known TPI Composites yard in Rhode Island utilizing the "SCRIMP" method of resin infused fiberglass lamination, the Sundeers were built to a bluewater standard, with both strength and optimum weight in mind for fast and comfortable passages.
With a long lean hull form, a modest beam and draft of only six feet, this 60 foot cutter is capable of making fast passages, with a sail plan that is easy to handle for a short handed crew. With her enclosed pilot house cockpit forward, and her helm and steering aft under canvas and all sail controls leading aft, she can be easily sailed short handed.
Ocean Jasper has recently completed a circumnavigation and her owners are ready to move on to new adventures. She is well equipped and has been maintained to a high standard.
She has an excellent sail inventory, she's been re-powered with both her Yanmar engine and Westerbeke generator. Electronics have been updated, and include GPS, Hi Def Radar, AIS, good ground tackle, SSB Radio, she has a watermaker, air conditioning, Espar diesel heater, new Washer/Dryer, Sea Frost refrigeration/freezer and has shore power connections for both US 120 V AC and worldwide 220 V AC. She's a true international cruiser.
She's safe with her water tight bulkheads and no thru hull fittings in the living quarters. Her rig has been replaced and she is intra-coastal friendly with under 65' bridge clearance.
If you are in the market for a true ocean going sailing vessel, you owe it to yourself to investigate why the Dashew philosophy just plain makes sense. Then come and inspect Ocean Jasper and see how this yacht can be the gateway to your next great adventure.
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Very good food and nice view over the lagoon. The owner is very friendly and we had a great dinner. For Thailand this is a bit pricey but similar to what you pay in Lagoon Hotels so it's worth it for the food!
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Share another experience before you go.Very good food and nice view over the lagoon. The owner is very friendly and we had a great dinner. For Thailand this is a bit pricey but similar to what you pay in Lagoon Hotels so it's worth it for the food!
Was very short of time and was surprised to be served a authentic Italian pizza in 7 minutes flat 👌🏼. The interiors of the restaurant were very pleasing .
Good food but small portions. Good ingredients. Good service. Ok atmosphere but the music was quite wild. So what's wrong? Prices are based on Milano and not a restaurant next to a mosquito infested swap that has odors of sewage on Phuket. Adjust your prices to reflect the other great Italian restaurants is Thailand. I'm Italian and have lived here... More
siccome dice di essere italiano le rispondo in italiano.non abbiamo bisogno dei vostri suggerimenti .non abbiamo insetti strani.e non aggiustiamo... More
They serve pasta and they know how to cook it. Just as grandma did. A masterpiece of Milano (the city of owner) in the heart of Phuket. Not cheap but worth it.
This is the worse place we have eaten in whilst in Thailand. No atmosphere and fairly empty. We paid London prices for Bella Italia quality. The Pizza tasted okay but did not justify the excessive cost. My wife's pasta main dish was the portion size of a starter in a real Italian restaurant. The wine was okay but it should... More
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This place was jus outside the Angsana territory n the vibrant colours, Greece interiors tempted me to get inside n we were happy with the personal attention by the owner itself n pleasing staff
My wife and I went along as we felt like some pasta. Very pleasantly surprised, nice setting, good service and some very nice food. Excellent wine list too. A Must Go To.
Generally this trattoria has excellent reviews, despite being really rather expensive. Portions are very small, but delicious. We ate there as a family of 4 adults and two small children. My son paid the bill without checking it too carefully before we left (the children were tired and we needed to leave). On getting back to our hotel, he looked... More
Dear customer,we already apologies for the mistake,that day was very busy.but as u say we had no problem to say sorry and i give u back the money with out any doubt.for the rest i am sorry i do no ap[ologiase for the really rather expensive,and u know because ui say the food delicious,sure not only because of me the... More
The best Italian restaurant in Phuket.Been there many times and the food is always superb.The Chef and his wife are wonderful.
The restaurant was very busy, but the staff took great effort to take care of us. I loved seafood risotto there. It's worth the waiting. The restaurant also has good atmosphere, especially very beautiful sitting on the table by the lake.
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Giddyup!: Full RodeoHouston Lineup Announced
teasingthe thousands of Houstonians left out in the cold by Hannah Montana and her mysterious alter ego Miley Cyrus' November concert at the microscopic Toyota Center, RodeoHouston confirmed this morning that the duo, who for some reason have never been photographed in the same room, will co-headline Reliant Stadium Sunday, March 9. If anyone cares, 19 other pop, rock, R&B, Tejano and country artists will also play the world's largest rodeo sometime between March 3 and March 22.
As usual, the rest of the lineup is heavy on stadium country, with Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith and Brooks & Dunn filling in for the absent George Strait – King George entertains Thursday at Austin's Frank Erwin Center, if you absolutely have to get your fix – plus country-ish crossover acts (Rascal Flatts, Sugarland, Big & Rich); Texas music all-stars (Kevin Fowler, Pat Green); Nashvillians some critics actually like (Brad Paisley; Miranda Lambert) the traditional nods to "Go Tejano Day" (Duelo/Los Horoscopes de Durango) and "Black Heritage Day" (John Legend); and a smattering of artists who are probably considering firing their agent for booking them to follow bull riding and barrel racing (John Fogerty; Fergie).
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CORRECTION: Honor Flight Southland, which provides veterans with all-expense-paid trip to see memorials in Washington, D.C., was formed in February 2014. The name of the group was incorrect in an article on Page 8 of the Local section in the Oct. 21 edition of The Press-Enterprise.
Some old warriors flew again earlier this month.
The occasion was an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., an all-expense-paid trip to see memorials that honored their sacrifices.
They were heroes of World War II who fought for their country half a world away.
On Oct. 8, the 36 heroes were welcomed back to Los Angeles International Airport with patriotic fanfare, hugs and tears.
Army veteran Jack Hill, 91, of San Bernardino was among them.
Accompanied by his son, Jimmie, 66, also of San Bernardino, Jack was not expecting the welcome home.
"He was overwhelmed," the younger Hill said.
The veterans and their guardians were welcomed with military brass, and hundreds of customers and well-wishers filling a Southwest Airlines baggage claim area festooned with red, white and blue balloons and American flags.
Jack Hill was emotional at the airport tribute but also at the memorials the group visited, according to his son.
"The World War II Memorial brought back memories. My dad's eyes teared up when he said, 'They weren't able to return home,'" said the younger Hill, who has been staying with his father "quite a bit" since Jack Hill suffered a stroke a year ago.
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"It was unbelievable how appreciative people are – the appreciation they would show at the memorials, the hotels, everywhere – was so touching," he said. "They would hug you, thank you; they just were so excited."


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Dynamic Hostname Exchange Mechanism for OSPF
Note: This ballot was opened for revision 05 and is now closed.
(Ron Bonica) Yes
(Ross Callon) Yes
(Adrian Farrel) (was Discuss) Yes
Comment (2009-07-01)
Section 1 It is obvious that... I *hate* being told that something is obvious. This text does not add anything to the I-D. Section 2 s/DNS can be used for the same./DNS could be used for this./ s/Routers who don't understand/Routers that don't understand/ Section 3 The Dynamic Hostname TLV (see Section 3.1) is OPTIONAL. Upon receipt of the TLV a router may decide to ignore this TLV, or to install the symbolic name and Router ID in its hostname mapping table. Is it worth highlighting that "ignore" means "not act on, but continue to flood as part of the LSA." ? Section 3.1 Value Hostname, a string of 1 to 255 octets, padded to 4-octet alignment, encoded in the US-ASCII charset. Do you care whether this is padded with any character? FQDN should be expanded on first use.
(Ralph Droms) No Objection
Comment (2009-06-30 for -)
Is there any impact from name collisions if two routers use the same Dynamic Hostname. I don't think there is other than potential confusion in reading and using the mapping information. For completeness, it might be useful to add a couple of sentences explaining that name conflicts aren't crucial and, therefore, there is no conflict detection or resolution in the protocol. Editorial suggestion: expand "FQDN" on first use in section 3.1? I don't understand this sentence in section 3.1: The content of this value is a domain name, see [RFC2181]. "this value" == value field in the Dynamic Hostname TLV? What does it mean for the dynamic hostname to be a "domain name"? Can't it also be an arbitrary identifier chosen by the OSPF admin or does it somehow have to relate to a name from the DNS?
(Lisa Dusseault) No Objection
Comment (2009-07-01 for -)
I agree with the comment that this draft should be more clear in the difference between a hostname and a display name for a router. Using the terms 'host' and "host name" imply that the node is reachable at that host name. OTOH if this was just a display name, then presumably RFC3490 wouldn't apply.
(Lars Eggert) (was Discuss) No Objection
Comment (2009-07-01)
INTRODUCTION, paragraph 2: > Dynamic Hostname Exchange Mechanism for OSPF The names exchanged in this option name *routers*, not hosts. The terminology is hence pretty confusing. Section 2., paragraph 5: > This specification provides these semantics > and mapping mechanisms for OSPFv2 and OSPFv3, leveraging the OSPF > Router Information (RI) LSA ([RFC4970]). Please expand acronyms on first use (LSA, etc.) Section 3.1., paragraph 6: > The use of FQDN or a subset of > it is strongly recommended. s/recommended/RECOMMENDED/ Section 8.2., paragraph 4: > [RFC2763] Shen, N. and H. Smit, "Dynamic Hostname Exchange Mechanism > for IS-IS", RFC 2763, February 2000. Obsolete informational reference (is this intentional?): RFC 2763 (Obsoleted by RFC 5301)
(Cullen Jennings) No Objection
(Tim Polk) No Objection
(Dan Romascanu) No Objection
Comment (2009-07-02 for -)
The OPS-DIR review by David Kessens raised a number of issues that make this document problematic although not enough to block it at this phase: 1. The authors chose to overload the protocol with an option for a problem that looks more like a management problem and is solved in real life by good network management techniques. The arguments about scaling issues for a stored mapping table do not seem credible. One can expect that routers in a reasonable sized network are already configured by use of a central database and configuring an extra table should not be a problem at all. Furthermore, there are security issues with the choosen approach that a configured table doesn't have and it seems that it might be easier to avoid name conflicts with a centrally configured table. The security concerns are apprpiately identified in the document, ans it seems safer to use a configured table which does not have such problems. 2. There are issues with the interpretation of what an ID to hostname mapping actually means, and what it should and should not be used for. The term hostname is used but there are only hints that an OSPF hostname might be the same as what one stores in the DNS as a hostname for a particular router. Eg. is the hostname just an easy human readible name or is it supposed to be the same as a real hostname that also maps to an IP address used by the router.
(Robert Sparks) (was Discuss) No Objection
Comment (2009-07-02 for -)
(moved to a comment after having it pointed out that the text limits the field to 255 octets - potential exhaustion still exists, but is harder. Missing that limit in the implementation of a sender could still lead to problems). I think a little more advice in the Security Considerations section on protection from accidental misconfiguration causing problems might be in order. This mechanism causes routers to keep new state (adding domain names to a table). The mechanism can provide names that are large (effectively bounded by the size of an OSPF message). It's not hard to imagine someone fat-fingering a configuration file (missing a quote or the equivalent) and ending up with a very large "domain name".
(Magnus Westerlund) No Objection
Alexey Melnikov No Record
Comment (2009-06-25 for -)
draft-ietf-ospf-dynamic-hostname-04.txt The value field identifies the symbolic hostname of the router originating the LSA. This symbolic name can be the FQDN for the router, it can be a subset of the FQDN, What exactly is "subset of the FQDN"? or it can be any string operators want to use for the router. Is it actually a good idea to allow anything other than domain names in this field? The use of FQDN or a subset of it is strongly recommended. The content of this value is a domain name, see [RFC2181]. The string is not null-terminated. The Router ID of this router is derived from the LSA header, in the Advertising Router field of the Router Information (RI) Opaque LSA.


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