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Get an overview of this hotel4.5-star resort with pools, private beach, full-service spa
Popular property highlights
Located in Nusa Dua, this beachfront resort is next to a golf course and within a 15-minute walk of Bali International Convention Center and Nusa Dua Beach. Bali Nusa Dua Convention Centre and Pasifika Museum are also within 10 minutes.
Resort Features
Catch some rays on Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa's private white sand beach or spend the day relaxing at the full-service spa. Then enjoy a meal at one of the resort's 5 restaurants.
Room Amenities
All 382 rooms feature thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include 24-hour room service, minibars, and coffee makers.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Beach
- Family-friendly amenities
- Breakfast
- Pool
- Helpful staff
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
Renovations & Closures
- Dining venue
- One of the dining venues
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Step outside to feel the sun on your face and the sand in your toes on the white sand beach. At Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa you can cool off in one of the 3 outdoor swimming pools and indulge in a pampering afternoon at the full-service spa.
Dining is available at one of the resort's 5 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include 3 bars/lounges, a beach bar, and a swim-up bar. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This luxury resort also offers a complimentary children's club, a children's pool, and outdoor tennis courts. Complimentary self parking and valet parking are available on site.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 382
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of bars/lounges - 3
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Designated smoking areas
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Free WiFi
- Snack bar/deli
- Sauna
- Luggage storage
- Concierge services
- Garden
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Children's club
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms 7
- Multilingual staff
- Free valet parking
- Terrace
- Beach bar
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- On private beach
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1983
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 5
- Free self parking
- Conference center
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Children's pool
- Swim-up bar
- Wedding services
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Pool umbrellas
- 24-hour business center
- Tennis on site
- Shopping on site
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Free toiletries
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Bathrobes
- Free bottled water
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free WiFi
- Minibar
- Turndown service
- Slippers
- Room service (24 hours)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Satellite TV service
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Wedang Jahe - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast only.
Rajas Balinese Cuisine - This beachfront restaurant specializes in Indonesian cuisine and serves dinner only. Open select days.
Tamarind Kitchen & Lounge - This beach restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Sandros Pizzeria - This poolside restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Maguro Asian Bistro - This beachfront restaurant specializes in Asian cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Late night fare is available from 24-hour room service.
Nearby Things to Do
A private beach and outdoor tennis courts are featured at the resort. 3 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Fitness classes on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Fishing on site
- Playground on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Windsurfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Beach volleyball on site
- Beach yoga on site
- Boat tours nearby
Spa Services
Nusa Dua Spa has 11 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology.
- Steam room in spa
- Reflexology
- Number of treatment rooms 11
- Couples treatment rooms
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 5 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Please note, some room types at this property are not available when booking a stay with children.
No rollaway/extra beds available
This property does not allow children 12 years old and younger to access the Club Lounge. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 140.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 70.00 (from 6 to 12 years old)
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: USD 27 for adults and USD 10 for children (approximately)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 0.001 per stay (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 28 per vehicle (one way)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: USD 28.00 (one-way), (from 0 to 12 years old)
Hotel Name
- Hotel Nusa Dua Beach
- Nusa Dua Beach
- Nusa Dua Beach Hotel
- Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort
- Nusa Dua Beach Hotel And Spa
- Nusa Dua Beach Hotel Nusa Dua
- Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa Bali
- Nusa Dua Beach Resort
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is used to correct "puffy bags" below the eyes and drooping upper lids that make the patient look older and tired or that interferes with vision. Eyelid surgery will not remove wrinkles around the eyes, lift sagging eyebrows, or eliminate dark circles under the eyes.
Sagging eyelids are a normal part of aging. Fat deposits may increase as skin thins and wrinkles.
Incisions are made in the natural creases or folds of the eyelids. Underlying fat may be removed, excess skin is trimmed along the natural fold in the eyelid.
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Best Of :: La Vida
Since those popsicle pushcarts are, literally, moving targets, when we get a taste for our favorite paletas, we head to this sweet little shop, where the freezer is always packed with cantaloupe, watermelon, and tamarind popsicles. Realeza Michoacana also sells a wide variety of ice cream and fresh fruit spiked with chile, as well as a bakery case full of fresh cookies and breads. But our favorite part of a stop here is the chance to admire the walls, which are painted our favorite shade of raspberry pink, adorned with large, kitschy paintings of the restaurant's offerings. We love the big ice cream cone and corn on the cob on the window, and the basket of the fruit on the front wall. We are particularly fond of the pile of baked goods under the word Panadera it's good to have a visual, since, we're embarrassed to admit, we don't speak a word of Spanish. But the language barrier never stops us from walking out of Realeza Michoacana feeling just a little sweeter.
On a sizzling afternoon, we've found a way to beat the heat that's even better than a slushie: a Mexican slushie. Made with fresh fruit chunks, flavored syrups, and scoops of shaved ice, they're called raspados and do they ever hit the spot when the heat's starting to make us a bit loco. La Reyna Michoacana, a cheerful sweet shop with shiny white tile floors, bright lemon-hued walls, and colorful fruit paintings along the counter, is our favorite pit stop for this south-of-the-border refreshment, offering raspados in flavors from strawberry and pineapple to rompope, a sweet almond concoction reminiscent of eggnog. Try one straight up, or order it diablito, with ground chile flakes to add a spicy twist. Sweetened condensed milk is another delicious addition, especially with La Reyna's fabulous tamarind raspado. No matter what flavor you go with, just remember you gotta drink up to cool down.
When summertime arrives you know, in early March we start craving Mexican popsicles, known as paletas. This year, we started the hunt for the cantaloupe bars we recalled from last season, but it wasn't easy to find them. We remembered Moreliana's cute packaging (a boy and girl enjoying their paletas) but figured, hey, one paleta's as good as the next so we bought a bag of another brand. Not so, amigas. Only Moreliana's available in pushcarts through the summer, and at various small ice cream shops and bakeries (but not Phoenix Ranch Market) packs their paletas with tons of fresh fruit, so (to paraphrase Willy Wonka) the cantaloupe really tastes like a cantaloupe and the watermelon really tastes like a watermelon. The mango with chile is also the real deal so much so that three of us tried to eat one without our mouths going numb and our faces sweating, but had to give up. Still, we gave up smiling.
There's nothing like an ice cream sundae to satisfy a sweet tooth. Not just any sundae, mind you, but the kind of layered confection that's so good you'll forget there's such a thing as a love handle. With south-of-the-border Coke in glass bottles, nachos, and wicked chile tamarind raspados, too, this isn't your ordinary ice cream shop. Fruitti Sweets is a tiny little spot that scoops up lip-smacking flavors like boysenberry sorbet, and sugar-free caramel praline. Dreamy chocolate and fresh strawberry are among the sugary syrups we can't live without.
We can't skip the whipped cream, and the toppers include coconut so fresh we swear someone's grating them up in the back. They've got your maraschino cherry covered. Just when you thought it couldn't get any sweeter, pink and yellow sugar wafer cookies seal the deal. For less than three bucks, this sundae's so hot it's cool.
We have a very good friend who's a very good cook, and recently, she let on that she's been perfecting a recipe for tres leches cake. We put in an order for our birthday, but 'til then, we will continue to worship La Tolteca's version. Tres leches means "three milks," indicating the main ingredients: condensed, evaporated, and whole milk. All together, you've got one rich, delicious cake, so moist it's hard to tell where the icing leaves off and the cake begins. Dear friend, you have big shoes to fill! We can't wait to see if you're up to the task of matching the fine bakers at La Tolteca.
It doesn't matter if we feast on a platter of fabulous carne asada, or inhale a whole basket of chips with queso fundido or chunky homemade guacamole we always have room for dessert at Los Sombreros, one of the best places in the Valley for gourmet Mexican food. In particular, we're fanatics of the flan, served up in a thick, generous slice. It's almost big enough to share, but we'd never want to, especially since it's paired with Almendrado tequila. What? Tequila with dessert? Oh, yes, indeed. It's a sweet, aged liqueur with an intense, deep almond flavor. Swirl it a little, inhale that seductive aroma, and then take a sip before you take a bite of silky, creamy flan. It's even better when you drizzle it right on top of the custard. And don't worry about getting funny looks from your waiter. He'll be cheering you on until your last delicious bite.


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I have my period.
If that's how people are describing it nowadays. It sounds very junior high to me: I can't fill in whatever random activity here because (whispering with eyes darting side to side) I have my period.
I mean to say I'm menstruating.
I used to have very few side effects with menstruation. My period would come and it would go, no problem. No cramps, no headaches, no backaches, no problems.
I started taking the pill when I was 19. I took it right up until I decided to try to get pregnant with my first baby. After Buddy was born I went back on the pill and, for the first time, it was all about the side effects. It made me dry, you know, (shhh...) down there and it killed my libido (which takes away the whole point of being on the pill in the first place). I talked to my Doctor and she switched me to a lower dose pill and the side effects mostly went away.
Then, after I had Monkey I went back on the pill again and started having migraines. The fist one was horrible. For days I was incapacitated with extreme dizziness. I threw up. I threw up again. I tried lying in bed, but every time I closed my eyes the room would tilt. So I tried not to close my eyes. Light and sound were painful. When I stood up the dizziness would make me vomit. I was a mess. I finally asked Hubby to drive me to the emergency room.
At the hospital they told me I had a migraine and they prescribed super-pain killers. These were pills that were meant for arthritis sufferers, but which were also effective for migraines. I took a pill and half an hour later I felt better. I was very lightheaded, but the pain was gone. The sudden lack of pain made me feel euphoric, it was such a relief.
It took us awhile to figure out that the migraines coincided each month with the week-long break on the 28day cycle pill. When the drugstore suddenly started running out of my brand of pill my doctor prescribed a slightly stronger version. I filled the prescription, but couldn't bring myself to take it. I talked to Hubby and told him I didn't want to keep taking it. He agreed and I stopped taking the pill.
I haven't had a migraine since. Not one.
But since then I've had side effects with my period. I get depressed for a few days before it starts. I mean deeply sad, energy-less, uninterested in the things that would usually interest me: depressed. All I want to do is sit very still and possibly, in my more active moments, stare at stuff. As soon as my period actually starts, I'm fine - back to my usually fairly cheerful self. Those few days, though, are miserable.
My period started this morning. I'm feeling fine emotionally after a few days of feeling heartbroken.
But right now I'm craving chocolate cake.
May 29, 2009
Chocolate Cake Craving or How My Hormones Hate Me
I have my period.
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9 comments :
- Cairo Typ0 said...
Migraines suck i'm glad you were able to stem them and eventually stop them for good. I can't do anything for depression but i do make a mean chocolate cake, if you'd like a slice. :)
- little red hen said...
Sometimes the pill is some nasty stuff. When I was on it, eons ago, I had all these weird stomach ailments which magically disappeared when I stopped taking it. It just wasn't worth it.
- SaraLynn said...
I hate that you are having bad days. I can totally understand. I have been having the same symptoms since I had my first one.
Hope you get better and get some cake :)
- Merrily Down the Stream said...
Aren't we just BLESSED sometimes to be women? I have mine now and I am definitely not having fun except when I am eating chocolate. Lots of Vitamin B complex really helps if you take it the last 2 weeks of your cycle. And I have friends who swear by Pamprin - really!
We actually mark on the calendar here when Mommy's in PMS mode. It's turned into a not so friendly time of the month : ) But if everyone is prepared well in advance then all is well and no one gets hurt : )
- allycupe said...
Man, I could have written this. I stopped taking the pill after my oldest 17 years ago because of the extreme headaches. Some days it's the chocolate cake some days I could use a salt lick on the table...LOL
- Janet said...
I'm just stopping by from SITS. I can totally relate to this post. I swear I'm two completely different people for about two weeks each month. Horrifying PMS, and then my period comes, and it's just happy happy!
- Stalker v1.5 said...
I took the pill, the shot, then the pill again but all forms of birth control make me insane all the time so I went back to no birth control and am insane only sometimes.
Condoms and caution over suicidal tendencies!
- Tiffany said...
As a fellow migraine sufferer, I sympathize! At least you figured it out. The PMS stuff I've noticed seems to get worse with age? Or subsequent pregnancies? I'm not really sure which it is. But my 30s are definitely harder on me than my 20s! And in my teens, I thought PMS was something Roseanne made up!


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Don't let late nights and bubbly ruin your festive beauty mojo. Lisa Haynes reveals how to get party-perfect skin.
By Lisa Haynes
Just when your skin gets zapped by the onset of winter weather, it faces another cruel hit with the arrival of the party season.
All that drinking, dancing and pillow deprivation is a wicked concoction guaranteed to ensure you look one fine mess when the alarm clock calls.
That's all well and good when it's the weekend and you can hide under the duvet, but during the week that sallow, green-tinged skin needs to be brought back to life - and sharpish.
The good news is that you can fake a fresh glow so your boss doesn't clock on to your party animal ways.
Invest in some hangover heroics and have a ball minus the morning-after beauty scares.
:: Pre-bash beauty
If invites are mounting on the mantelpiece, take action now to avoid the inevitable partied-out complexion.
Prevention is better than cure, so if you're prone to spot outbreaks and lacklustre skin once the party season ramps up, start nourishing your face from the inside out now.
"To avoid seasonal breakouts, Omega-3 is essential for making the body less inflammatory. As well as eating oily fish, consider a supplement of fish oils," recommends Jo Givens, treatments expert at Liz Earle.
"You can also take a probiotic supplement to help normalise the balance of gut bacteria, as two thirds of the body's immune receptor cells are found there."
Kick off the party season with a rosy glow to rival Santa Claus by giving your skin a generous head start. Consult a skin specialist clinic, like sk:n or Destination Skin, and boost your complexion with a course of skin-refining treatments like microdermabrasion or glycolic peels.
:: Celebration night survival
There's no need to be a party pooper, but before you crawl into bed and wake up with a false eyelash stuck to your cheek, give your skin a fighting chance for the morning after.
If you're stumbling in from the dance floor, a rigorous skincare regime is going to be the last thing on your agenda - so prepare a speed cleanse kit for your return.
It's not ideal to use wipes on a daily basis but they're convenient after a night on the tiles to wipe away make-up and grime swiftly. You can even use them while tucked up in bed.
You may be dehydrated from the Christmas cocktails but your skin will be thirsty.
"Thanks to alcohol, dehydrated skin is the biggest concern during the party season," says Liz Pugh, professional make-up artist at Avon.
"Ensure you slather on a generous layer of moisturiser before you hit the pillow."
If you're really determined to look 'eight hours of sleep fresh', try using an overnight mask to re-hydrate skin.
:: Post-party SOS
Complexions need a radiance boost from the moment you wake from your hung-over slumber.
"Other than make-up, a simple tip for brightening up morning-after skin is to simply massage the face using your fingers," suggests Dr Ariel Haus, Harley Street dermatologist.
"Apply your moisturiser in firm circular motions to bring the blood to the surface, leaving you with a rosy glow. Exfoliating is also great as it rids skin of dead skin cells and removes excess grease - a common symptom of excess."
Eyes are the window to both your soul and lifestyle, so dark circles, puffiness and exaggerated fine lines will give the game away.
A teaspoon left in the fridge overnight or cold wet camomile tea bags are great quick-fix tricks for de-puffing those tell-tale party eye bags.
Cooling and soothing, eye roll-ons are also an instant pick-me-up and they're light enough to carry around in your handbag for regular SOS top-ups.
Tried & Tested
Pop them in your clutch to guarantee you're smelling sweet at the party. Our testers try out three purse-size fragrances:
:: Juicy Couture Viva La Juicy Duo Lip Gloss & Rollerball, £9.99 (Debenhams)
With a shimmering pink gloss one end and flirty fragrance the other, this is the perfect party essential for girly girls. The dinky rollerball applies easily to pulse points for perfume on the go.
:: L'Occitane Magical Leaves Limited Edition Eau de Toilette Spray, £14.50 (020 7907 0301)
A spray rather than a rollerball, this transportable 10ml fragrance is unisex and therefore fresh and zesty rather than overly feminine.
:: Viktor&Rolf Flowerbomb Duo Eau de Parfum Rollerball/Lip Gloss, £19.50 (House of Fraser)
Sheer nude gloss and sophisticated floral scent, this duo is ideal for glamazons with a penchant for designer labels. The rich, velvety eau de parfum is addictive.
Buy it now
Give the gift of education to disadvantaged children with The Body Shop's Schoolhouse gift. Priced £15, 4% of the income from every festive box goes towards the funding of social projects in Nepal (www.thebodyshop.co.uk).
Beauty bulletin
:: Leather look
All eyes were on Alexa Chung as she accepted her British Fashion Award for the nation's favourite style icon. But never mind the outfit, she clutched her gong wearing Nails Inc's new coveted Leather Effect nail polish. The soon-to-be-launched Gothic varnish has already generated a 700-strong waiting list of eager talon customers. Nails Inc Bling It On Leather + Skulls launches on www.nailsinc.com on December 13, priced £19. Join the waiting list at www.nailsinc.com/leatherandskulls
Recessionista alert
Bag a free gift with a festive fragrance. Buy Red or Dead's Release Me 100ml fragrance (£38.50) and get a pink clutch bag, or purchase Marc Jacobs Dot 50ml (£46.50) and you'll receive a free floral tote. Both offers available now, while stocks last, at The Fragrance Shop (www.thefragranceshop.co.uk).


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Discussion in 'Sports Zone' started by FiveRings, May 1, 2013.
Here we go baby. Thread for all things playoff hockey, the best playoff in all of sports.
Indeed! Go Sharks!
Go Pens!!!
Don't know who I'm pulling for with the Stars out.
Probably the Wings or the Wild.
Pull for Morrow and the Pens....btw, thanks again.....he has been superb for us. I am ecstatic with that trade.
I wouldn't be mad to see him when a cup at all. I think the traded benefited both teams.
Sharks win.
Looks like that islanders penguins series is just gonna go four games
Lets Go Rangers!
Pumped for tonight.
Go Penguins!!!!
I would love to see Boston's road to the cup go through Pittsburgh by way of Montreal.
problem in that scenario is that you probably don't get by Montreal
Just going to root for the Wings. Datsyuk is the man.
The smurfs flopping and diving strategy doesn't work nearly as well in the playoffs when the officials let them play.
If I were you I'd be just worrying about getting past Ottawa. I hear after last nights game a serious case of the Montreal flu is ravaging the locker room.
yawn, a fan of a team with Marchand, Kreicji and Dauterive as coach shouldn't be yapping about another team diving
You haven't gotten by Toronto either so maybe you should stop being so smug
Take it from a guy who hates both the Bruins and Habs, there's no way Montreal beats the Bruins. I'm not so sure they even make it past Ottawa
Sharks win! 2-0 and the series now goes to San Jose.
What a garbage game that was last night...the Pens totally choked away that 3-1 lead. Props to the Islanders for completely outplaying us in the final two periods. That goaltender was outstanding.
Now we need to go to NY and steal at least one game. Hopefully Neal and Orpik will be back soon.
You are aware we took the season series 3-1 right?
Islanders just blew the game against the Penguins. Sydney had three assists


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Stabbing Suspect Wanted for Attempted Murder
Carpinteria - May 17th, 2013
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office Detectives are searching for a suspect who stabbed a 44-year-old hotel resident in Carpinteria around 10:15 p.m. last night, May 16th. The suspect, who is known to the victim as "Rob", is wanted for attempted murder and is still at large. The stabbing occurred in front of the victim's room at the Motel 6 in the 4200 block of Via Real in Carpinteria. The victim's roommate ran into the lobby following the stabbing to alert the hotel clerk to call 9-1-1 for help. The suspect had fled the scene.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Deputies and Paramedics responded and located the stabbing victim. He was taken to the hospital where he gave Deputies a description of the suspect and a first name. The victim said the suspect was a half black, half Indian male adult, approximately 30-40 years of age, 5'9" tall with a stocky build, curly hair and was wearing a white t-shirt. He said the suspect was named "Rob" and that the two worked together and reportedly had an altercation and argument several months prior.
Deputies along with the assistance of two K9 Specialty Units and California Highway Patrol Officers searched the area but were unable to locate the suspect. Detectives are actively working this investigation. The suspect is wanted for Attempted Murder. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Chris Corbett with the Criminal Investigations Unit at (805)684-5405 x424.
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SF Chronicle joined NY Times in false assertion that pro-Obama group allows supporters to break legal contribution limits
An August 8 San Francisco Chronicle article [1] by staff writer Lance Williams on Vote Hope -- a political action committee (PAC) that says [2] it "intend[s] to deliver California for Barack Obama" in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, and an unaffiliated "527 group" -- claimed that Vote Hope "rake[s] in donations in excess of what is allowed under tough federal campaign finance laws." The article's headline asserted "Obama's supporters get around money limit." As Media Matters for America noted [3] after a New York Times article raised the question "Have some of Senator Barack Obama's supporters figured out how to give more than the $2,300 legal maximum to back their candidate?" both the Vote Hope PAC and "527 group" are, by law, independent of the Obama campaign, and donations to either entity are separate from the $2,300 limit on direct donations to Obama's primary or general election campaigns. Contributions to the PAC are capped by law at $5,000 per individual. The non-PAC "527 group" does not have contribution limits but is barred by law [4] from expressly advocating for the victory or defeat of a federal candidate such as Obama. The "527 group" has reportedly stated [5] that it will use its money "to support local candidates 'inspired by Obama' and for voter-registration efforts." Therefore, the Chronicle's claim that donations to Vote Hope -- either the PAC or the "527 group" -- "exce[ed] ... what is allowed under tough federal campaign finance laws" is false.
The article also claimed that Vote Hope is "[e]xploiting a legal loophole" and that it has "set up a so-called 527 group -- an unregulated committee of the type deployed by Republican Swift Boat Veterans in the 2004 presidential campaign. The article does not explain how Vote Hope constitutes the exploitation of a "legal loophole," given the contribution restrictions to which the PAC is subject and given the requirement that both the PAC and the non-PAC "527 group" be completely independent of the Obama campaign. Indeed, Williams' characterization of the "527 group" as "unregulated" is also inaccurate, given the legal restrictions on its activities. A June 22 MSNBC.com article [5] cited Vote Hope founder Steve Phillips on the differences between the two groups:
Phillips claims Vote Hope is going to keep the money it raises as a 527 separate from the money it raises as a PAC. Only the PAC money, he said, will be used in direct support of Obama for TV ads and get-out-the-vote efforts. On the other hand, the 527 money will be used to support local candidates "inspired by Obama" and for voter-registration efforts.
According to the Chronicle article:
California supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama are using a controversial political committee to rake in donations in excess of what is allowed under tough federal campaign finance laws.
Exploiting a legal loophole, the Obama supporters have set up a so-called 527 group -- an unregulated committee of the type deployed by Republican Swift Boat Veterans in the 2004 presidential campaign -- as a centerpiece of political fundraising for the California Democratic primary in February.
So far, wealthy donors have written checks in the amounts of $90,000 and $50,000 to "Vote Hope 2008," the Obama supporters' 527 group, federal records show. The group is led by San Francisco lawyer Steve Phillips, son-in-law of wealthy financier and Democratic political donor Herbert Sandler.
Named for the section of the U.S. tax code that regulates these groups -- and independent of the input or control of political candidates -- 527 groups aren't subject to the Federal Election Commission's legal limit on contributions of $2,300 per donor per election.
None of Obama's rivals is believed to have set up fundraising mechanisms similar to Vote Hope, according to experts who have reviewed 527 committee filings at the Internal Revenue Service.
By law, Obama himself cannot have anything to do with either the Vote Hope PAC or the 527. His campaign couldn't be reached Tuesday for comment on the Vote Hope effort.
The political action committee is allowed by law to electioneer for Obama. The 527 group cannot expressly advocate Obama's election, but it can pay for voter outreach. As the example of the Swift Boat Veterans shows, a 527 group can also finance attack ads against a preferred candidates' opponents if they are framed as oriented toward an issue. Some believe the barrage of anti-Kerry advertising financed by the Swift Boat Veterans helped secure President Bush's re-election.
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These things are all reflections of the activities of Jesus the Messiah and the way of the Mahdi. We will see many more of these in the next 8-10 years. The results will be superb. These meetings in mosques, these events will keep on increasing and bring great beauty with them.
When our Prophet (saas) speaks of "my Ummah or my Community," he means the whole world. Christians, Jews and irreligious people are all the community of our Prophet (saas). Muslims are the community who heed the call of the Prophet. The others are also the community, though not the community who heed the call of the Prophet.
If the Qur'an is applied in an unsullied manner, as in the time of the Companions, we will have a wonderful world. The desired justice will come about. There will be love, peace and brotherhood. If the bigots' system is applied then the Qur'an cannot be applied, and nonsense will be implemented. There will be oppression, strife, ill fortune, darkness, hostility toward art and science and enmity toward people everywhere. That is exceedingly ugly. But if the Qur'an is applied in an unsullied manner, with no nonsense added, it will be wonderful. That can only happen with the way of the Mahdi.
Every person receives revelation, inspiration from Allah, but all unaware. The ant also acts under inspiration from Allah, and the bee and human beings. Conscience is a reflection in people of Allah's inspiration. Allah inspires us and makes us speak. Then there is revelation from the prophets, to which we are responsible. No revelation will come to Hazrat Mahdi (as) in that sense. But otherwise revelation comes to everyone, though they do not realize it. Allah makes people respond by using their consciences, He uses their consciences as His. That is inspiration. But Hazrat Mahdi (as) will not receive revelation. He is not like the prophets. We have no responsibility to the revelation he receives. He will not claim to receive revelation, and will be unaware of the revelation he receives.
This is part of the brutality of the End Times, of Darwinist and materialist brutality. They literally drove a poor, innocent person insane. Immoral people surrounded her. She was an innocent young thing. Why drive such an immaculate person insane? Her death is a mystery, maybe she was murdered. If she was a drug addict, they should have helped her. Why egg her on? Betting on it will just depress her. She will assume that thousands of people want her to die. She saw Darwinists and materialists and communists wherever she looked. That world terrified her. So what sense was left in staying alive? She must have thought the best thing was to die. Why ruin that young girl and spoil her life? That is a terrible lack of conscience. She would have been a lovely person had she been shown love, affection, friendship and compassion. And there are other people in line. Fine young boys and girls. They are all in a state of mass excitement. There are flash news reports about then. They place bets and make money. Who could write saying when such and such an innocent person is going to die? That is a terribly disgraceful thing to do. People see how terrifying Darwinism and materialism are everywhere they look.


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OXFORD United were unable to take advantage of rivals dropping points elsewhere as they crashed to defeat at home to Southend United.
Chris Wilder's side retain a slim chance of claiming a play-off place in the final game of the season next weekend, but a poor first half display prevented them from strengthening their case.
An error from debutant goalkeeper Connor Ripley allowed Ryan Hall's free-kick to open the scoring and the Shrimpers quickly doubled their lead through Bilel Mohsni.
The U's were on top for much of the second half but could not find a way back into the game as their winless run was extended to six games.
The United starting line-up showed four changes from the 1-1 draw at Plymouth Argyle a week earlier.
Ripley made his debut in goal after signing from Middlesbrough as an emergency loan following an injury to Wayne Brown in training.
Damian Batt, Simon Heslop and Jon-Paul Pittman also started, as Peter Leven, Adam Chapman and Cristian Montano made way.
The U's had made a habit of conceding early goals, but they looked the more likely to score in a bright opening.
Dean Morgan saw a shot saved by Southend goalkeeper Cameron Belford's outstretched leg on six minutes, with Asa Hall firing the rebound over.
Morgan and Pittman combined to set up a chance for Heslop with the next attack, but a deflection took the sting out of the midfielder's shot.
Both United centre backs, Jake Wright and Michael Duberry, were booked within 60 seconds of each other.
The latter gave Southend a free-kick in a central position 25 yards out. Hall's 19th-minute effort had power but was straight at Ripley, who somehow let the ball past his hands and into the net.
The error from the teenager was a body blow to the hosts, who lost their fluency in possession and became increasingly direct, with little success.
The task facing the hosts grew even more daunting on 31 minutes, when the Shrimpers doubled their lead.
A looping cross from the left should have been dealt with, but Mohsni leapt highest to expertly glance a header into the far corner.
Ripley was beaten for a third time six minutes before the break, when Neil Harris chipped the ball past the goalkeeper, but Duberry raced back to clear off the line.
United finished the half on top, with Whing drawing a save from Belford and Morgan heading over, but the 2-0 scoreline prompted some boos from the home fans at half-time.
Chapman was brought on at the interval and the midfielder had the first clear chance of the second half, on 56 minutes.
Scott Rendell crossed for Pittman to lay-off, but the substitute could not readjust his feet and shot harmlessly over.
With half an hour to play Tom Craddock was brought on for his first appearance since January.
The impressive Pittman came close to pulling a goal back midway through the second half. Running on to Chapman's long throw the striker attempted to slot past Belford, who blocked.
Montano was introduced as the final throw of the dice with 15 minutes left.
The West Ham loanee quickly made an impact, jinking into the box before being tripped, but to the U's amazement the referee gave a goal kick.
The setback proved the final straw for many home fans, who began to file out.
On the pitch United could not exert any late pressure to set up a grandstand finish as Southend held on for victory.
Attendance: 9,356 (1,106 visitors) Oxford Utd: Ripley, Batt, Duberry, Wright, Davis, Heslop (Chapman 46), Whing (Montano 76), Hall, Pittman, Rendell, Morgan (Craddock 58) Substitutes: Crocombe, Capaldi.


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Kate Winslet Marries Ned Rocknroll
Impressively keeping things under wraps for weeks, Kate Winslet and Ned Rocknroll were married back in early December.
The "Titanic" star's rep released a statement saying, "I can confirm that Kate Winslet married Ned Rock'nRoll in NY earlier this month in a private ceremony attended by her two children and a very few friends and family. The couple had been engaged since the summer."
The pair was first seen together in fall 2011, and in September of this year they purchased a home together in West Sussex, England.
Not the first marriage for either, Kate was previously with director Sam Mendes and before with director Jim Threapleton. Her new hubby, nephew of Virgin billionaire Richard Branson, was previously married to British socialite Eliza Cowdray.


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BC women open with Chick-Fil-A ChallengeNovember 11, 2010
The Tornados will take on North Georgia to open up their 2010-11 schedule
Brevard, N.C. - Click here to watch all Chick-Fil-A Challenge games
The Brevard College women's basketball team enters 2010-2011 looking to build on their 9-19 record last season as they open things up on Friday, November 12 when they face-off with the North Georgia Saints as they compete in the Chick-Fil-A Southeast Regional Challenge. Game-time is set for 5:30 p.m. in Morrow, Ga.
The Clayton State Lakers are hosting the challenge in Morrow, Ga. The Tornados will take on the #21 overall ranked Lakers Saturday evening.
Although they lost their 2010 North Carolina Collegiate Sport Information Association All-State College Second Team recipient and Brevard College's all-time leading scorer in women's basketball, Samantha Winn, head coach Shannon Reid is optimistic about the strength and leadership of the squad returning to Boshamer Gymnasium this season.
Coach Reid is returning 11 player's from the 2009-10 squad, including three starters. Holli Flippo (Kingston Springs, Tenn.) and Anna Schlobohm (Greensboro, N.C.) return as juniors in the starting lineup this season. While, senior Amanda Whitaker (Asheville, N.C.) will return for her final season wearing the Brevard blue and white.
The 5-10 Whitaker averaged 5.8 points per game last season. She was sixth in the South Atlantic Conference in steals in her 09-10 campaign with 1.82 swipes per game. Whitaker proved to be a versatile passer from the post as well. She averaged 2.32 assists per game, good for 14th in the conference. Whitaker was also able to show her defensive presence averaging over one block per game.
Flippo is a 5-6 guard that can bang down low with the bigs. Flippo was second in scoring to Winn last season, averaging 8.3 points per game in 2009-10 with 3.6 boards per game as well. Not only can Flippo go down low, but she is a perimeter threat as well, making her very difficult to cover. Flippo was a 39.2 percent three point shooter last season and looks to head the Tornados offense with her outside shooting game.
Schlobohm will also return as a starting guard for Brevard this season. She is 5-8 and looks to be another scoring threat for the Tornados after averaging eight points per game in the 2009-10 campaign. Schlobohm played in all 28 games last season, starting in 19 of them. She averaged 3.6 rebounds per game as guard and looks to continue to shoot the ball well for Brevard after posting a 36.6% shooting percentage last season.
Reid has a slew of returners on her roster this season, including three more seniors to lead the Tornados on their 2010-2011 campaign. Micah LaJoie (Atchison, Kan.), Amber Roberts (Asheville, N.C.) and Brianna Worley (Asheville, N.C.) are all returning for their final season as Tornados.
Of the three, Worley looks to make the biggest impact as she started nine games last season for the Tornados. The 6-0 forward averaged 17 minutes a game last year and average 6.3 points per game. Worley is a transfer from UNC-Asheville and provided a good post presence off of the bench in her first season with the Tornados last year.
Roberts provides a three-point threat off of the bench. She was a 36.4% three-point shooter last season and averaged 3.3 points per game in her junior year. LaJoie is a senior leader that will provides great energy and enthusiasm for her team to feed on.
Reid has five underclassmen returning to the Boshamer hardwood this season for the Tornados. Junior Lindsay Brendle (High Point, N.C.) should play the biggest role of the younger returners. Brendle averaged 6.8 points off of the bench in 2009-10 and played 16.1 minutes per game last year.
Tempestt Mack (Albemarle, N.C.), Asheley Watkins (Bostic, N.C.), Katelynne Poole (Salisbury, N.C.), and Alyssa Cutshaw (Thomasville, N.C.) will return as sophomores for the Tornados squad in 2010-11.
The 5-10 Mack returns after appearing in 12 games last season, starting in one. She averaged 2.7 points per game and looks to build on her strong showing as a freshman last season.
Watkins appeared in all 28 games last season for the Tornados. She made three starts and the 5-7 guard looks to provide quality minutes for Coach Reid. She averaged 1.6 points per game and played 15.1 minutes per game in 2009-10.
Poole is a 5-7 guard that will provide size on the perimeter. She appeared in 22 games for Brevard in the 2009-10 campaign averaging 2.3 points off of the bench.
The 5-6 Cutshaw played in 25 games last season, starting seven. She was able to show her shooting ability from the outside making 10 of 24 three-pointers in 2009-10 which was good for 41.7 three-point shooting percentage.
The Tornados add five newcomers this season, including a pair of transfer student-athletes. Candace Fritz (North East, MD) is a 5-11 forward that comes from UNC-Asheville to join the Tornados squad. Fritz appeared in eight games, starting in three. The 5-6 guard Micheala Watkins (Forest City, N.C.) comes from Catawba Valley CC where she was named the team MVP and earned all-region honors. Both Fritz and Watkins should provide good competition for playing time this season.
Brevard adds three freshmen to their team as well this season. Chezney McJunkin (Easley, S.C.) is a 5-8 guard that should provide good competition at guard with her size and skill. McJunkin was named to the all-region team while playing at Pickens High School. Jazzmin Brown (Salisbury, N.C.) is a 5-4 guard who comes from a successful high school career at Carson High School. The Tornados also added some size in their incoming freshmen class by picking up 6-1 Jennifer Martin (Asheboro, N.C.). Martin should provide a big post presence for the Tornados in upcoming seasons.


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WEST COVINA - The West Covina City Council has a new member - a real estate developer who has donated thousands of dollars to the election campaigns of the council members who appointed him Tuesday.
And when one council member publicly questioned the decision - and the conflict-of-interest it potentially brings - he was questioned over whether his opposition was based on race.
The City Council last week voted 3-1 to appoint Andrew McIntyre to the seat left vacant by former Councilman Mike Touhey.
McIntyre is vice president of The McIntyre Company, a Covina-based real estate company that has developed several projects in Covina and West Covina, including McIntyre Square and Citrus Grove.
His name was the first and only one drawn during the discussion, prompting Councilman Fred Sykes - the sole council member who has not received campaign donations from the company - to decry the decision.
"McIntyre, his company and family paid for that seat over and over through campaign contributions," Sykes said. "I have nothing against the gentleman personally. He's done some wonderful things in the community, but to put him in that City Council seat and expect him to slit his own throat when it comes to decisions about land use, that's not going to happen."
Councilman Steve Herfert, who said he selected McIntyre based on his business background and community involvement, denied that there was any correlation between the contributions and his appointment.
Herfert also questioned if Sykes' disapproval was based on race.
Sykes speculated that the topic was raised as a ploy merely to distract residents from the intricate relationship between McIntyre and the other council members.
McIntyre, a lifelong West Covina resident who serves in several local service groups and nonprofits, said he was excited to represent the city.
"It's going to be my goal to let the whole state of California know what a great city West Covina is," McIntyre said. "I'm glad you, or at least some of you, have confidence in me."
His appointment is through November.
The McIntyre family, through four generations, has owned and operated office and retail development properties in Covina and West Covina for more than 60 years.
According to the letter of interest he submitted, McIntyre has held positions in the public and private sector, understand the City Council and Planning Commission processes and has extensive experience with small businesses, making him an ideal fit.
"That family pretty much built West Covina and Covina and he is extremely involved in all our service clubs," Herfert said of why he selected McIntyre. "He's an immaculate and incredible person."
Despite the positive reviews McIntyre garnered, many residents walked out of the meeting once it became apparent that the majority of the council would support the developer.
Still, council members - who said they were seeking someone who was positive, honest and had independent decision-making skills - defended their decision.
"I see a family that has given the city McIntyre Square," Councilman Rob Sotelo said. "I can't put someone down because of who someone's family is. How can you put someone down for something they've done for your community. I think they've been an asset for our city."
Although the council was accused of favoring special interests, Mayor Shelley Sanderson said he had the best for her community at heart.
"I want this city to be the best that it possibly can be," she said.
Sykes said his discontent came from the decision to appoint someone who would likely have to recuse himself from the dais whenever a developer's project came forward.
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"To say that he's independent of them, how can he be," he added.


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I don't know if it's ever been asked here or not, but I was curious if anyone knew what FeLo's tattoo on his neck says?
I don't know if it's ever been asked here or not, but I was curious if anyone knew what FeLo's tattoo on his neck says?
My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
Was on Real Reds yesterday. It stands for Always and Forever. His wife suggested it or something.
They talked about it with him on the pregame show last night. It is some symbol his wife made when they were 1st dating. It stands for always and forever.
Cool, thanks!
My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
That's pretty cool.
At least it's not a dragon or an eagle with a unicorn in its claws.
"I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful
Save that for Ganny Graves.Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
No, those are on the rest of his body.Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
"Enjoy this Reds fans, you are watching a legend grow up before your very eyes" ... DoogMinAmo on Adam Dunn
I heard he has a tatoo of Roy Orbison on his butt.Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
Maybe that's why Danny keeps getting fatter so he can have more room for tats.
If you ain't first, you're last! - Ricky Bobby
If I had had a single rose tattooed on my butt when I was 20, it would be an entire bouquet by now.Originally Posted by Newman4
Will trade this space for a #1 starter.
He's married to a Jennifer Lopez, correct? (Not that one, of course.)
For some reason FeLo doesnt look like the kinda guy that wears tattoos. But atleast he doesnt wear tattoos just for the look of them most of the have deep meanings.
I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.
there's nothing like bowling a 300 game! 13 now and retired.
Ricky henderson has a higher OBP than C. patterson and he's retired. C. Trent 6-14-2008
Anyone remember this Felipe Lopez?
If you ain't first, you're last! - Ricky Bobby
I liked the fact that he had respect for the game. Whether or not showing tatoos Vs not showing them is disrespectful can be debated, but I like that fact that he views it as disrespectful since they have nothing to do with baseball therefore choses to cover them up.
I'm East of you. Be very very worried. Not quite OBX. But, be worried.
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text: :laugh2: So YOUR silly ideals of what a "competitor" should do are the standard we're going by? And the standard which LeBron's career should follow? Get off your high horse. He clearly made the best decision for his career given the lack of talent he had with him in Cleveland. LeBron left and they became the worst team in the NBA... when Jordan left the Bulls, they still won 55 games and were a playoff contender without him in '93-94. What a downright silly argument. Not that I'm surprised because I hear it from folks who don't know better all the time. LeBron's built like Karl Malone with terrifying speed, strength, and leaping ability. Oh, and he's also the most gifted player in the league from a skills standpoint as well. So what evidence do you have that LeBron couldn't handle the hard fouls from the '80s-'90s? LeBron takes plenty of hard fouls anyways, especially in the playoffs (you'd know this if you actually paid attention)... and takes those hard fouls from guys who were bigger, stronger, and faster than thay were in Jordan's era. The only real difference is that flagrant fouls are handed out like candy nowadays so obviously there are less flagrantly dirty fouls... but that doesn't mean guys like LeBron don't get whacked pretty good on a regular basis. He's taken vicious shots in the playoffs and gotten right back up. How about the fact that MJ never once had to deal with zone defense in his Bulls career since it was illegal in the NBA until MJ returned with the Wizards? Does that "hurt" Mike's case like the allegedly softer fouls "hurt" LeBron's case? Or does that road only travel one-way in your biased mind? LeBron's a more efficient scorer than MJ was, a better passer than MJ was, a better rebounder than MJ was, a better 3-point shooter than MJ was, and can defend FOUR positions at an all-NBA level. LeBron's also regarded as the better teammate between the two. Ask Steve "MJ punched me in the jaw" Kerr. I'm sorry that you're not able to get past the media's lionization of MJ to take a look at the evidence and form an intelligent, original opinion. Never ceases to amaze me how much the media controls public opinion. And I'm also sorry if you still don't know how silly it is to judge a player based on the number of championships he's won in a team sport. :laugh2:


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USC students win fuel cell innovation awards
Three student teams from the University of South Carolina each were awarded $25,000 Thursday, Nov. 8 for their winning projects at the 2012 Fuel Cell Challenge.
The contest, now in its fifth year, invites students to propose solutions to existing industry problems using hydrogen fuel cell technology and also to develop business plans for commercializing the technology.
The submitted student proposals were reviewed by a panel of industry experts based on five criteria: composition of team, technical approach, innovative approach, commercial viability, and financial viability. The teams, along with USC faculty advisors, will work with industry professionals for the next six months to execute their proposals.
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I have an old Natalie unitard that is my very favorite (from probably 6 years ago), so I had high hopes for this. What a disappointment.
I typically wear a large in dance wear, but I have a short torso. (155 lbs, 5'9", 37 bust, 30 waist, 41 hips, 60 girth). I ordered the large. ENORMOUS. Probably 10 inches of extra length in the torso, like the other reviewer has said. So I exchanged it for a medium. ALSO ENORMOUS. Just as much length in the torso, it seemed, and thus completely unwearable (there was no way to take up the straps enough to make up for it).
Natalie's unitards used to have a somewhat short torso - they fit me perfectly but were too short for a friend. I guess they overcorrected WAY too much, because this unitard is just silly. I can't think of anyone long enough to wear it.
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Wish I'd paid more attention to the previous review stating how big this runs. I often require a medium for length in the torso of my other Natalie leotards, even though I'm only 5'2". Smalls or medium in Natalie leos are form-fitting on me. This unitard is at least 10" too long in torso and baggy, bags in the thighs and butt, the legs cover my entirely cover my feet and extend another 10" while still bagging in the ankles. I do have short legs, but am not particularly skinny. It looks a lot like a warm-up romper on. It is incredibly soft and the seams are very comfortable, much more comfortable than the average leotard, or one made specifically by Natalie. I am keeping it because I feel returns aren't worth the time or shipping. It would be comfortable to sleep in, to use as a warm-up, or I may attempt to alter it, although it will take a lot of work. I would recommend ordering down at least 2 sizes, and don't even bother trying the small unless you wear at least a large in other dance clothes.
This product runs large. The torso is extra long - even on dancers who normally wear products designed for long torsos. The inseam length is plenty long for long legged body types. The bodice is high and modest even with the gathering in front. If you are buying this unitard to wear under a costume please keep this higher neckline in mind. If you need this unitard to fit tightly to the body with no bagging, I recommend ordering a size down. Unfortunately this does not come in an extra small size. The fabric is very soft, comfortable and completely opaque.
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When stretched (like when bending over) does this unitard remain solidly opaque?
That is a great question. No, since this item is a nylon blend it will stretch and become semi-transparent.- DDS Customer Service (02/24/2014)
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Lol nice that's what I went with from the 16gig to the 64gig
Upgraded from an iPhone 4 to 4s......my screen is yellow.....so ugly. I know this is a bit off topic, but how common is this problem? I have read tons of forum posts, but can't get a clear answer. Will Apple replace this one with a new one? Will the new one be yellow as well? I went with black, but I have heard the white ones don't have the yellow tint problem as much. Any advice would be greatly appreciated....first time I have bought a Apple product and been disappointed.
AT&T does not currently practice the banning of handsets if they're reported lost/stolen.
Lastly, a cop can lie about being a cop but they'll never lie and say it isn't stolen and then prosecute you for buying stolen merchandise if they just told you it isn't stolen. That's an easy case for the DA right there to say they won't prosecute since that is the exact situation of entrapment and is highly illegal for law enforcement to do.
As soon as I could get an iphone with 64gb of space I did!
Watch this video: iPhone 4 Home Button and Flex Cable Repair Replacement Guide - YouTube
Make sure it just doesn't need recalibrated: How to Fix the iPhone Home Button (calibration) - YouTube
If this was the case, and the yellow is actually "better", all of the iPhone 4s's would be "yellowish". Every time I look at my iPhone 4, then look at my brand new iPhone 4s...it's hard to look at it. The whites are whiter, the blacks are blacker (on the iPhone 4).
I believe this is a manufacturing problem, and people are just getting used to this new ugly yellow color (hence the reports of the problem simply "going away").
Or, people will not admit that Apple, can and does make mistakes, and are rationalizing that Apple actually designed this, using the arguement that the yellow screen is not at all a defect, but a planned design, with it's sole benefit being that it makes a small number of pictures look better....
Im sorry, but I will not settle for a iPhone that has a massive defect. The most impressive feature of the iPhone is its AMAZING screen, well not anymore! Not for me at least.
I would love to hear about these tests that you ran, that supposedly show that having a yellow screen is actually a good thing. I would love it if u could prove this to me! Because my eyes are telling me that my yellow screen is ugly!
How many others out there have settled for a yellowish screen?


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April 3, 2011, Sunday
Hope Glimmering as War Retreats From Congo
After a calamitous war, Congo is at a fragile point of healing, with a whiff of hope now detectable in the humid air here. Rebels who had been trying to overthrow President Joseph Kabila's government have traded their military uniforms for desi...
October 21, 2003, Tuesday
World Briefing | Africa: Congo: Death Sentences In Slaying Of President
A military court sentenced 26 people to death for their involvement in the assassination of President Laurent Kabila two years ago. Mr. Kabila was shot and killed by a bodyguard in the presidential palace in January 2001 and replaced soon afterwar...
January 8, 2003, Wednesday
Kinshasa Journal; Suspects by the Score and, Oh, Such Digressions!
The trial so far has shed no light on who was behind the murder of Laurent D. Kabila, the former president who was gunned down last year as he sat in his white leather armchair in his Marble Palace office. The gunman was a young bodyguard, who ...
April 24, 2002, Wednesday
World Briefing | Africa: Congo: 2 Charged In Kabila Killing
Two senior officers were charged in the killing of President Laurent Kabila, who was gunned down in his office more than a year ago. The officers, Col. Eddy Kapend, left, and Gen. Yav Nawej, were among more than 100 defendants who appeared at a mi...
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World Briefing | Africa: Congo: Death Sentences In Coup Plot
Seven soldiers have been sentenced to death for plotting a coup and trying to kill Laurent D. Kabila, the late president, state radio reported. The charges relate to an attempt to kill Mr. Kabila last October; none of the defendants were accused o...
September 15, 2001, Saturday
World Briefing | Africa: Congo: Accusations In Kabila's Killing
A government-appointed commission accused Rwanda, Uganda and Congolese rebels of responsibility in the assassination of President Laurent Kabila in January, saying it was part of a larger coup attempt. The commission also said a Kabila bodyguard, ...
May 24, 2001, Thursday
Political Fever Wanes in Congo, but Patient Is Still Sick
Most of the giant billboards with the late president's chubby, smiling face, proclaiming ''With this man, hope is reborn,'' have been taken down quietly -- so quietly that many residents failed to notice or care, so vast was the gap between the wo...
April 11, 2001, Wednesday
Congo Leader Offers Talks To the Rebels; Tensions Ease
Parties warring in Congo, meeting for the first time since the assassination last month of the president, Laurent Kabila, moved closer to peace today with unexpected agreements on a handful of crucial issues. Breaking with his late father, Cong...
February 16, 2001, Friday
Congo's New Leader, at the U.N., Pledges Talks With War Foes
Congo's new president, Joseph Kabila, came before the Security Council today and pledged to open an unreserved dialogue with his opponents at home in hope of ending the nation's long civil war. But first he called for ''the armies of aggressio...
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Find work in Alaska, the Yukon, the North West Territories or Nunavut? The proportion of men to women in especially the smaller towns is definitely in our favour. greencat, here's hoping it works out. You can still drop by for the cookies and booze.
As an Alaskan woman, I can say that I never experienced that. The guys I knew were perfectly polite and took turn-downs philosophically.
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Atlanta • Start studying, Louisville.
Michigan spoiled what would have been one heck of a going-away party for the Big East on Saturday night, beating Syracuse 61-56 to earn a spot in Monday night's championship game against top-seeded Louisville. It will be the first time the Wolverines and Cardinals have played since 1978.
"We don't have to prepare too much if we play Syracuse," Pitino said after Louisville rallied for a 72-68 victory over ninth-seeded Wichita State. "We've got a lot of preparation if we play Michigan."
Louisville (34-5), which has won 15 straight, is an early 4½-point favorite over Michigan (31-7).
This is Louisville's first appearance in the championship game since 1986, when it won its second title. The Wolverines are back in the title game for the first time since 1993, when Chris Webber and Co. lost to North Carolina. Who did Michigan beat to reach that title game? None other than Kentucky, coached by Pitino at the time.
"It's going to be a great matchup," said Mitch McGary, who had 10 points and 12 rebounds for Michigan.
Louisville got its first real scare of the tournament from ninth-seeded Wichita State, falling behind by 12 in the second half. Nothing was clicking for the Cardinals on offense, they were getting in foul trouble and Kevin Ware, who can normally be counted on to give Louisville a lift off the bench, had been reduced to spectator, his broken right leg sustained in last week's win over Duke propped up on the seat next to him.
But the Cardinals can grind it out, too, a fact that was all but forgotten as they steamrolled through their first four games of the NCAA tournament. Louisville had come back to win five games already this year after trailing by nine points or more, including the title game at the Big East tournament, and the Cardinals knew they had another run in them. Sure enough, Luke Hancock knocked down one shot after another, walk-on Tim Henderson made back-to-back 3s and the Cardinals forced seven turnovers in the final seven minutes during a 30-13 run.
Wichita State would give Louisville one last scare, pulling within 68-66 on Cleanthony Early's tip in with 22 seconds left. But the Shockers were forced to foul, and the Smith and Hancock made theirs to seal the game.
"I never think we're going to lose," Pitino said. "That doesn't mean we're going to win. We have lost. But that's the attitude: Pressing teams have to stay in there. We were fouling too much. Then we started making some steals, picking up the heat. Then, of course, the guys were brilliant." It didn't hurt that Malcolm Armstead, who earned Most Outstanding Player honors in the West Regional after averaging 15.5 points in the first four games, was ice cold, finishing with 2 points on 1-of-10 shooting. The Cardinals won't be able to count on that against Michigan, which had three players in double figures.


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Abstraction, ca. 1948
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Roberto Matta Echaurren, a member of the Surrealist group until 1948, embraced the idea of stream-of-consciousness or "automatic" writing to gain access to suppressed realms of the mind. Inspired by Sigmund Freud's notion that the unconscious state could be as great a force in life as the conscious, the Surrealists looked to many unconventional processes that had been bypassed in the name of rational thinking. This drawing, called simply Abstraction, demonstrates Matta's aggressive use of automatism combined with his growing concern about how technology and war impacted the individual. In this mural-scale work on paper, a dizzying array of aggressive flying machines swarm over a prone female. Matta seems to be expressing the anxiety and horror of the aftermath of World War II.


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Thanks for making this guide hatake_kakashi
I know that you post the same basic info a lot of times here.
Maybe we can just use this tutorial as a reference link instead.
Recently there has been many confusion amongst owners of 802.11n capable chipsets as well as those who happen to use recommended cards just to find out that their device does not work according to what was written.
Such confusions lead to experimenting in wrong areas or in my case assuming the false positives.
If you happen to be such owners of devices with certain chipsets that do not seem to be supported even though you have checked sites like:
Compatibility - madwifi-project.org - Trac
Hardware - Rt2x00Wiki
Ralink chipsets based wireless devices
Home - Broadcom 43xx
network card device matrix - ACX100/ACX111 wireless network driver project (Linux, BSD)
As well as these (using the information obtained from lspci or lsusb depending on how your device is actually connected to the computer):
Drivers - Linux Wireless
Drivers - Linux Wireless
Also referencing your internal chipset's model number which can be done by locating the FCC ID: XXXXXXXXXXX sticker on the device itself or via pulling the device apart if it doesn't have FCC ID: XXXXXXXXXXX info and you have exhausted the info from lspci or lsusb. Then visiting this site:
You may happen to have a really rare and non-conforming device and should probably ask your question here.
However in most cases your device can easily be solved by doing a bit of homework yourself.
The information extracted from lspci/lsusb is very handy when you paste the ID into google. The ID is in a form of XXXX:XXXX.. e.g. a3c2:c100. These usually leads to results in forums and therefore in most cases the driver/chipset be identified.
When it comes to such cases you can then check to see if the driver is actually loaded via lsmod. In most cases the driver would not be loaded if your ID does not match the driver's ID filter. Such as for example in this instance:
It is a simple matter of adding the ID into the header file of the driver. Which in this instance is in the source code of the ralink driver. From there on you will need to recompile the driver.
The same goes with drivers that are based on mac80211 stack. This will be noticeable when your lsmod shows that you have mac80211 loaded and that you have only one wireless device.
So in the future, if you happen to encounter a device that may seem to have support but not in your case, it would not hurt to try adding the ID and recompiling the driver.
Also it would be a good idea to check the git repositories for wireless drivers. They are available here:
For accepted patches/updates:
git.kernel.org - linux/kernel/git/mcgrof/compat-wireless-2.6.git/summary
For the ones yet to be accepted:
git.kernel.org - linux/kernel/git/linville/wireless-testing.git/summary
Such information can be handy to track down the progress and to see if its possible to add the id into the driver.. if not then there might be a need to use compat-wireless package/wireless-testing package.
Thanks for making this guide hatake_kakashi
I know that you post the same basic info a lot of times here.
Maybe we can just use this tutorial as a reference link instead.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
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a lot of laptops come with intel cards - like my Intel 5100AGN, and so far as i've been able to tell there's no good fix for the injection/fakeauth issues with the cards. Somewhat of a PITA given the cards great range
archangel.amael: no worries. I knew it was somewhat obvious but I had to make it stand out in a bid to try and prevent all these un-necessary commotions (well hoping to).
RageLtMan: Your card isn't a bad card, it maybe somewhat new but give it time and maybe more patches to make injection/fakeauth work better. Put it this way, your card isn't one of those broadcrap chipsets or one of those rare, no brand chipsets.


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Wingate, N.C. - The Tornados fell to Wingate Wednesday evening in straight sets, 25-13, 25-9 and 25-19.
With the loss, Brevard moves to 7-4, 0-3 in conference play, while Wingate improves to 15-1, 4-0 in the South Atlantic Conference.
The Tornados were led by Chelsea Larsen and Jordei Osby, each with four kills. Osby also had a great game at the net, recording five total blocks on the evening, while Bethany Stevenson had 11 set assists. Rebecca Schoonover patrolled the backline, picking up 13 digs for the Tornados.
Wingate was led by Stormi Gale, with 11 kills. Liz Willis had 24 assists, while Maggie Malone and Brittany Horner each recorded double-digit dig games with 14 and 11 repeatedly.
Wingate gained control in set one early, going up 15-6 behind Lauren Billo and Jenny O'Brien's combined five kills.
The Tornados fought back behind kills from their trio of sophomores in Larsen, Osby and Ashlie Morrison, but Gale closed out set number one with a kill, 25-13.
Wingate jumped out to a 12-3 lead in the second set as Janice Ehorn recorded a pair of kills.
A service error by Horner gave the Tornados the serve, where they proceeded to run off five straight points, highlighted by blocks by Osby, Morrison and Stevenson to bring the game back to 13-8.
However, the Bulldogs came back to go on a 12-1 run to close out game two in favor of the home team, 25-9.
The Tornados fell behind 7-1 at the start of the set as Rebecca Bloemer fired in a pair of service aces.
Coach Brenda Skeffington's team did not quit, rallying back to put the game within one at with a 6-1 run of their own as senior outside hitter Chelsey Trojan had a pair of kills and combined with Brooke Seaman for a block on a Gale attack.
Wingate started to take control of the set late, going up 20-14, but Brevard continued to battle through, but the Bulldogs came out on top with the final set win, 25-19.
Brevard is back in action on Friday, September 25th as they return home to Boshamer Gymnasium to host Queens University of Charlotte. First serve is set for 6:30 p.m.


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Limbaugh back to labeling Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse "hazing" and "a fraternity prank"
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Citing statements by U.S. Army investigators during a preliminary military court hearing of Pfc. Lynndie England that England was "having some fun" when she abused Iraqi detainees, radio host Rush Limbaugh, on August 4, returned to the same script of his controversial remarks about the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib. On the August 4 edition of the nationally syndicated Rush Limbaugh Show, Limbaugh said that England and the other accused soldiers were engaging in acts that were "sort of like hazing, a fraternity prank. Sort of like that kind of fun."
Limbaugh once again compared the Abu Ghraib scandal to "hazing" to support his claim that orders for the abuse "couldn't have gone all the way to the top [of the Bush administration]." Nevertheless, Limbaugh claimed, if Senator John Kerry (D-MA) loses the presidential election in November, "the first thing they're [Democrats] going to do [is] try to impeach [President George W.] Bush over this Abu Ghraib thing."
Earlier in the program, Limbaugh further downplayed the severity of England's actions; Limbaugh described how, when he "got pulled over" by the police in New York on August 1, he "was halfway hoping that one of the cops would be Lynndie England, but no such luck."
On August 4, The Washington Post paraphrased Army investigators' testimony, reporting that the Army special agents claimed that the soldiers abused Iraqi prisoners "to blow off steam, not at the behest of their superiors." Such a characterization echoed Limbaugh's initial remarks on the prisoner abuse in early May.
As Media Matters for America has noted, Limbaugh has made a series of statements that downplayed, dismissed, and even endorsed the Iraqi prisoner abuse. In May, MMFA created an online petition to remove Limbaugh from taxpayer-funded American Forces Radio to American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) that has nearly 40,000 signatures. On June 14, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution calling for fairness and balance on AFRTS. Currently, Limbaugh is the only politically partisan host featured on the service's talk channel.
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