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Miami, Florida, December 01, 2011
South Florida customers are expected to experience improved mobile broadband connectivity and voice performance as a result of continued investment and innovation by AT&T. The company announced today that it has added more capacity to 78 cell sites in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties in its ongoing efforts to enhance the wireless capacity and performance of its local mobile broadband network.
The network enhancement adds new layers of frequency, also known as "carriers," to cell sites to more efficiently manage available spectrum and increase mobile broadband capacity. The additional capacity makes it possible for the sites to accommodate more traffic, which helps improve the performance of mobile broadband data and voice connectivity.
The areas benefitting from the additional capacity include parts of Miami, West Miami, South Miami, Miami Beach, South Beach, Key Biscayne, Miami Lakes, Aventura, Hialeah, Opa-Locka, Coral Gables, Kendall, Miami Springs, Miami Gardens, Doral, Perrine, Palmetto Bay, Pinecrest, and Virginia Gardens in Miami-Dade County; Davie, West Sunrise, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, Tamarac, Lauderdale Lakes, Lazy Lake, Hallandale, Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Cooper City, and Coconut Creek in Broward County; and Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth, Greenacres, West Palm Beach, Haverhill, Lake Clarke Shores, Palm Springs, Wellington, Rivera Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Jupiter in Palm Beach County.
"Our goal is for our customers to have an extraordinary experience. As part of the South Florida community, we're always looking for new opportunities to provide an enhanced customer experience and our investment in the local wireless network is just one way we're accomplishing that," said Carlos Blanco, vice president and general manager, AT&T Mobility & Consumer Markets for South Florida. "In addition, our recently announced agreement to acquire T-Mobile USA will strengthen and expand our network. If approved, this deal means that we'll be able to expand the next generation of mobile broadband – 4G LTE – from our current plan of 80 percent of the U.S. population to more than 97 percent."
AT&T invested more than $425 million in its Florida wireless and wireline networks in the first half of 2011.
"We want to deliver a network experience that mobilizes everything for customers," said Marshall Criser, III, AT&T Florida president. "The ongoing investment we're making in Florida is designed to increase coverage, reliability and provides advanced services for our customers so they can do more with their wireless devices."
AT&T has the best international coverage of any U.S. wireless provider, providing access to voice service in more than 225 countries and data service in more than 200 countries. AT&T also operates the nation's largest Wi-Fi network** with more than 29,000 hotspots in the U.S. and provides access to nearly 190,000 hotspots globally through roaming agreements. Most AT&T smartphone customers get access to our entire national Wi-Fi network at no additional cost, and Wi-Fi usage doesn't count against customers' monthly wireless data plans.
AT&T recently launched "Focus: Miami-Fort Lauderdale, which provides visitors a peek into AT&T's wireless network enhancements made since the beginning of the year. Enhancements include new cell sites, broadband speed upgrades, capacity upgrades and network connection upgrades. The site also provides a map of area AT&T stores, a map of area Wi-Fi hotspots, useful tips, a localized Twitter handle and device reviews. You can visit the site at http://focus.att.com/miami.
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- AT&T Building Most Advanced Mobile Broadband Experience in Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast; Announces 2011 Network Upgrade Plans
- AT&T Building Most Advanced Mobile Broadband Experience in Miami Market; Announces 2011 Local Network Plans
- AT&T Adds More Mobile Broadband Capacity to 62 Cell Sites; Activates New Cell Site
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As a bagpiper, I was asked by a funeral director to play at a graveside service for a homeless man who had no family or friends. The funeral was to be held at a cemetery in the remote countryside and this man would be the first to be laid to rest there.
As I was not familiar with the backwoods area, I became lost and being a typical man, did not stop for directions. I finally arrived an hour late. I saw the backhoe and the crew who were eating lunch but the hearse was nowhere in sight.
I apologized to the workers for my tardiness and stepped to the side of the open grave where I saw the vault lid already in place.
I assured the workers I would not hold them up for long but this was the proper thing to do. The workers gathered around, still eating their lunch. I played out my heart and soul.
As I played the workers began to weep. I played and I played like I'd never played before, from Going Home and The Lord is My Shepherd to Flowers of the Forest . I closed the lengthy session with Amazing Grace and walked to my car.
As I was opening the door and taking off my coat, I overheard one of the workers saying to another, "Sweet Jeezuz, Mary'n Joseph, I never seen nothin' like that before and I've been putting in septic tanks for twenty years."
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He collapsed and went into cardiac arrest.. Docs thought he would die because his liver and kidneys were failing.
He collapsed and went into cardiac arrest.. Docs thought he would die because his liver and kidneys were failing.
How much does this suck
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Just read on Dana's twitter that Shane has passed away. RIP
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." - Hunter S. Thompson
Does anyone know if he had some sort of pre existing heart condition? Rest In Peace big man.
Still conflicting reports at the moment, Ian mccall amongst others have said he's still on life support. Doesn't sound good though, lets hope for the best.
The conflicting reports came from a report published by ESPN UK, attributed to Josh Gross. Gross has confirmed that he didn't write it, and that Shane is not dead.
As of right now, he's still on life support, however there is no brain activity. Baring some overnight miracle, his life support will be switched off tomorrow.
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yep, not dead yet but it sounds like their isn't really any hope of a recovery. Obviously always a shame when somebody leaves us too early.
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Really sorry to hear this. Very sad indeed.
Wtf is ESPN doing?
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'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
He isn't dead...
He's on life support and he has till Friday evening to show signs of life before his family have the decision to turn off his machine.
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The man who raped and murdered 9-year-old Jimmy Ryce almost 20 years ago is scheduled to be executed Feb. 12th.
Governor Rick Scott signed a death warrant Thursday for 46-year-old Juan Carlos Chavez, who took the boy's life on Sept. 11, 1995.
Jimmy was abducted after being dropped off by a school bus near his home in south Miami-Dade County. Chavez took the child back to his trailer and held Jimmy captive for three hours before killing him.
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A riveting, powerful novel about a pilot living in a world filled with loss - and what he is willing to risk to rediscover, against all odds, connection, love, and grace.
Hig survived the flu that killed everyone he knows. His wife is gone, his friends are dead, he lives in the hangar of a small abandoned airport with his dog, his only neighbor a gun-toting misanthrope. In his 1956 Cessna, Hig flies the perimeter of the airfield or sneaks off to the mountains to fish and to pretend that things are the way they used to be. But when a random transmission somehow beams through his radio, the voice ignites a hope deep inside him that a better life - something like his old life - exists beyond the airport.
Risking everything, he flies past his point of no return - not enough fuel to get him home - following the trail of the static-broken voice on the radio. But what he encounters and what he must face - in the people he meets, and in himself - is both better and worse than anything he could have hoped for.
Narrated by a man who is part warrior and part dreamer, a hunter with a great shot and a heart that refuses to harden, The Dog Stars is both savagely funny and achingly sad, a breathtaking story about what it means to be human.
©2012 Peter Heller (P)2012 Random House Audio
"Richly evocative yet streamlined journal entries propel the high-stakes plot while simultaneously illuminating Hig's nuanced states of mind as isolation and constant vigilance exact their toll, along with his sorrow for the dying world.... Heller's surprising and irresistible blend of suspense, romance, social insight, and humor creates a cunning form of cognitive dissonance neatly pegged by Hig as an apocalyptic parody of Norman Rockwell...a novel, that is, of spiky pleasure and signal resonance." (Booklist)
"In the tradition of postapocalyptic literary fiction such as Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Jim Crace's The Pesthouse, this hypervisceral first novel by adventure writer Heller (Kook) takes place nine years after a superflu has killed off much of mankind.... With its evocative descriptions of hunting, fishing, and flying, this novel, perhaps the world's most poetic survival guide, reads as if Billy Collins had novelized one of George Romero's zombie flicks. From start to finish, Heller carries the reader aloft on graceful prose, intense action, and deeply felt emotion." (Publishers Weekly)
"Leave it to Peter Heller to imagine a post-apocalyptic world that contains as much loveliness as it does devastation. His likable hero, Hig, flies around what was once Colorado in his 1956 Cessna, chasing all the same things we chase in these pre-annihilation days: love, friendship, the solace of the natural world, the chance to perform some small kindness, and a good dog for a co-pilot. The Dog Stars is a wholly compelling and deeply engaging debut." (Pam Houston, author of Contents May Have Shifted)
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"Stars Shine Bright"
My reading list includes very few stories with post-apocalyptic settings. I have high regard for "On the Beach" and "Alas Babylon" but those were of another era. I wasn't sure I would enjoy "The Dog Stars." It was almost an impulse purchase.
I was very pleased with my purchase. Peter Heller has written a very well rounded novel. The overall melancholy and the episodes of violent encounters were there, as I expected, but it was the description of introspective thoughts and emotions which made the novel stand out for me.
Heller does an excellent job of introducing story threads into the novel and then following and expanding them with great attention to details and overall pacing of the tale. Nothing gets shoved into a corner or suddenly dropped in the next chapter.
Heller's writing of Hig's relationship with his dog Jasper touched me most of all, and a man's love for his dog is something that's as timeless as the constellations in the sky.
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"The End is Merely a Beginning"
This first person apocalyptic narrative is sometimes hard for listeners/readers to stomach. I understand that. However, The Dog Stars overcomes all the pitfalls of broody end-of-days pessimism by engaging the listener in a myriad of believable and realistic scenarios that might occur should North America be devastated by a biological holocaust.
I found the main character compelling and believable due to his self-doubt, empathy, and a touch of true-to-life skills that make his survival and subsequent experiences plausible.
It is my contention that this book is worth of your credit, if for nothing else than the truly human uncertainties expressed by the protagonist. I usually found myself sympathetic with the main character, often asking the question, "Is that what I would have done?" The answer was more often than not, "Yes!"
This writer has much to offer all of us in terms of insight into our own fears and angst about a future uncertain. We all could learn much from his narrative.
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"Absolutely Stellar!"
What a debut! Heller proves, WOW, he can write; and the fact that he creates a beautiful story of regeneration and hope against the background of such a bleak dystopian world makes this debut novel altogether stunning.
Nine years have passed since a virulent flu-like pandemic annihilated 99% of the population, or *The End.* Hig is in the 1%...a gnawing fact that keeps him searching for answers. All he knows about this new world--is what is in *the perimeter*, the area he can fly over in his primo '56 Cessna he calls *Beast,* the area before the point of no return (*PNR*) or when the fuel is emptied. He lives in an abandon subdivision, choosing to sleep under the stars (to avoid being attacked and trapped in a shelter) with his aging, much loved, cannine companion, Jasper, and his memories--memories he'd like to forget. Also in the perimeter is co-survivor, Bangley, an ornry old gun-packing survivalist/misanthrope, and a neighboring colony of friendly, but blood-sick, Mennonites. Together, Hig, Jasper, and Bangley have survived a day-to-day existence of loneliness and *necessary violence,* more like *an old married couple* than friends.They know that together is their only chance of survival, and that outside of the perimeter is certain death. The marauders are fellow survivors--what you would expect to crawl out if you threw humankind into a fighting pit--not rabid infected changelings or zombies, but brutal savage men -- this is a more believable apocalyptic world. Daily, Hig flys recon with Jasper perched in the co-pilot's seat on a stack of heirloom quilts..."The whole time I fly I talk to him, and it amuses me to no end that the whole time he pretends not to listen." Then one day he hears a voice over the radio transmitter that ignites in him another question...what is beyond the perimeter. The Dog Stars is the story of Hig's journey, both concretely and existentially.
Though Dog Stars is his debut, Heller is a gifted writer and story-teller. His style is choppy and blunt, but absolutely precise, and adds to the sense of an abbreviated world. Throughout, the book is powerfully emotional, you'll laugh and you'll cry (maybe even blubber like a baby...just saying) and I doubt you'll ever forget. Heller just intuitively knows how to connect with all the facets of the human spirit. Dog Stars is rich with prose that are at once beautifully intimate and simple, and as profound and gut wrenching as the post-apocalyptic setting. It speaks straight to your soul. Heller's descriptions of nature are breathtakingly beautiful. Narrator Mark Deakins does a remarkable job bringing this text to life with such profundity that I found myself often in awe of simple sentences, or consummed with the loneliness, or sometimes even on the edge of a stream looking for trout, surrounded by the scent of fir trees and sounds of the forest.
"Life and death lived inside each other. That's what occurred to me. Death was inside all of us, waiting for warmer nights, a compromised system, a beetle, as in the now dying black timber on the mountains. And life was inside death, virulent and insistent as a strain of flu. How it should be."
"Is it possible to love so desperately that life is unbearable? I don't mean unrequited love, I mean being in the love. In the midst of it and desperate. Because knowing it will end, because everything does. End."
This is more a story of a sensitive man's search for meaning (apologies to Frankl) than a post-apocalyptic tale--more Alas Babylon, Earth Abides, than McCarthy's depressing gem The Road. Though Hig mostly contemplates what drives a man to live when they have lost everything but their life, he still finds humor and beauty in this world, he still appreciates the wonder of nature, the desire for human connection, the glowing light of hope. I'm not sure if the ending was abrupt or whether I just regretted any ending--possibly both. The Dog Stars is everything I hope a book will be, highly entertaining, creative, evocative, the kind of book I'd gift or pass along. I think it will appeal to almost everyone, and may even linger on to become a classic. (There is some harsh language and violence that might cross this one off some people's list, but considering the subject--relatively little.) Best book I've read in a long while, and I can't wait to see what Peter Heller does next. Just stunning.
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"Alas Babylon, On The Road, Earth Abides, The Stand"
On The Beach, Deathlands, Several Twilight Zone stories, The Gunslinger, and or One Second After.
Read any of the above listed instead of this. Every writer seems to think they can write the definitive Apocalyptic few people left novel. Many of them are excellent and many are just repeats, that bring nothing new to the table. This is the same old, same old. This is probably closer to Earth Abides then any of the others. This is slow and boring. Do not think this is a Zombie book, it is not. Alas Babylon and On The Road are the best of the group.
Do not listen to all these others and waste your credit, I think they were hypnotized.
The last man on Earth was sitting in a room and there was a knock at the door.
Narrator is good.
"Betting this is a better listen than a read"
I really enjoyed this audiobook. I am a fan of apocalyptic literature, and this did not disappoint. However, I think the apocalyptic scenario was more the background, against which played out themes of trust and faith in oneself and others. It delves into the basic dependence we must have on others to survive, and is very thoughtful. I think if I had read this, I would have skimmed over much of the internal dialogue the main character has with himself. I tend to do that when trying to get to the action. I am glad I listened to this book instead - I would have missed so much had I skimmed over some of those parts. Thought provoking and it stays with you. The reader was great.
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"beautifully written and narrated!"
call me crazy, but i'd compare the beauty of the story to hemingway's the sun also rises.
the narration is spectacular! the narrator has a warm voice and is easy to listen to. his voice and reading add a haunting beauty to the story. his voices for higg and bangley are unique and match each character's disposition.

don't let the weird name of the book throw you off! the dog's stars is a beautifully written and narrated story! if you're a fan of dystopian stories, then this is a must listen!

the story is told in the first person by higg. he lives at an old country airport a few miles from the mountains. his only neighbor is bangley, a gruff survivalist. they are like an old married couple. there are very tense moments and some very funny moments. they are constantly sparring. higg is a free spirit while bangley is a stickler about following rules and protocols. together, they monitor the 8 square miles surrounding the airport.

higg flies his cessna around the property, looking for threats as bangley monitors the grounds from his sniper position. higg is the eyes, and bangley is the muscle.

i love dogs, and i love a good story about a dog. higg has a dog named jasper, who is a character in his own right. the author did an excellent job weaving the companionship and loyalty a dog can provide and display into this story.

i give this audio book my highest recommendation! there is only one caveat to this story- how and when you listen to it. you will probably want to listen to this when you have the time to devote your full attention to it. trust me, it is well worth it!

I ignore genre labels. Some of my favorite books are outside my genre comfort zone. Listening to audiobooks is still reading. Not theater.
"A Lyrical Post Apocalyptic View"
I am on a roll that started with The Girl With All the Gifts. This is the fourth post apocalyptic book I have read in the last 12 months. Which is 4 more than I've read in the last 20 years.
The Dog Stars covers much the same ground as Station Eleven, or I guess I should say that the other way around since The Dog Stars came out first. It was perhaps better written. Heller's MFA from the Iowa Writer's Workshop shows. He writes almost lyrically. His magazine background shows as well. The writing is tight and he doesn't use any extra words. So much so that many of his sentences are just a single word. That can be annoying when reading, but I listened to this so I did not have that problem. And the narration was wonderful.
The plot revolves around a guy's guy - a carpenter, outdoorsy Colorado guy who loves to hunt, fly his Cessna and most of all fish. His best friend is a dog and his companion is someone even more macho than Hig is. The author soften's Hig up a bit by confessing that he writes poetry and he clearly loved his wife. But Hig's response and reaction to the events occurring around him are definitely from a guy's perspective, so it was sometimes difficult for me to relate or wonder at his response.
But Heller does a wonderful job of capturing the loneliness Hig deals with constantly. It is so thick you can physically feel it. He portrays Hig's lonely existence so well, that this is the first book of this type I have read where I found myself thinking that the 99.9% of the population that died got the better end of the deal. There seemed very little in his world that encouraged him to live. Especially after he loses his best friend. The chapter retelling that loss is one of the best pieces of writing I have seen in a very long time.
There really wasn't a climactic end to the book, no resolution, no closure. I know that books in this genre can't have "happy" endings, but I always feel like I must have missed a couple of pages at the end, because the words just stop. And that is the only way you know the story is finished.
I recommend this book. Especially in audio format. It is well worth reading.
"Memorizing /Hypnotic"
On a very rare occasion a book and the perfect reader connect. This is one of those books.
"What Happens After Disaster"
Heller gives readers a look into a future that we fear. What remains of one's humanity when survival depends on meeting basic needs and killing any and all who venture into range? The hero is a unique character. Hig reads & writes poetry, is kind to outcasts and cries a lot. He is also a good if reluctant hunter and a pretty good killer when the situation warrants. The story is told in first person but not always in complete sentences--more like thoughts. The plot progresses slowly but I enjoyed every minute. Even though the book stands on its own merits, I want a sequel!
"Dialogue? What's That?"
My review is titled as such - instead of a hyperbolic "Ten Dog Stars out of Five" or "Brilliant Post-Apocalyptic VIsion" or some other extravagant moniker - because I love the fact that there is very little dialogue and a complex vision of the ruination of a world as we know it is accomplished with almost no conversation.
I am not a fan of dialogue. It's only in the hands of a master that such a device advances a plot or defines character. Many writers fail at it, and there are very notable exceptions, but usually it leaves me frustrated, annoyed and ultimately bored. I want description of the inner landscape, thought, meditation, confession, deep ruminations. If I want conversation I can listen to a morning talk show on my way to work, or host a dinner party. One of the main reasons I read is to find a quiet interior space that is without conversation.
So, having said that, it's evident why I love this book. The story proceeds for the most part in the thoughts and recollections of the narrator, the "I" in the story, semi stream-of-consciousness style. What dialogue does arise is well-considered, brief, economical and spare.
I have now read a few books in this genre, if you can call it that, describing the "after", when all our alleged greed and selfishness afforded by extreme prosperity destroys life on the planet as we know it.This is more of an interior meditation on that state of affairs, rather than the dark, "noir", yet humorous, vision portrayed in "Super Sad True Love Story", for example. The two main characters survive by managing and defending their limited resources in mutual co-operation, although one wonders if in any other context these two would be likely comrades or even know each other.
The only downsides to this book that I noticed are the semi-predictability of the plot resolution and the slow pace with which the first half of HIg's story proceeds. I almost put the book down several times during Part 1, and wanted to move on to another book - perhaps return to "The Dog Stars" later, or as a filler in between reads. But I am glad I stayed with this.
I also wanted to know more about the pandemic to which 99% of the world's population succumbed. How did it start? How was it passed on? Is it viral, bacterial, or something else? These questions are only partially answered but that's all okay, and I'll give the book an all-star rating anyway, "downsides" accepted as the price of admission.
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A University of South Carolina study shows that Mexican-American youth gain pounds as they move away from the dietary habits of their native country, a move that is putting them at risk for serious health problems.
According to the research, conducted by a team in the Arnold School of Public Health and published in the February issue of the Journal of Nutrition, Mexican-American youth born into second- and third-generation families are more likely to be obese than those who were not born in the United States.
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"Mexican-American children are disproportionately affected by obesity," said Dr. Jihong Liu, the lead author of the paper. "This has serious public health consequences because Mexican Americans are the fastest growing segment of the population. They are a very important population to study."
Few studies have examined the impact of both immigration and a child's acculturation on obesity, she said. "Most are focused on adults, who are at increased risk for obesity with each generation."
Second-generation Mexican Americans were 2.5 times as likely to be obese as their first-generation peers; third-generation Mexican Americans were two times more likely to be obese.
Researchers looked at data from nearly 2,300 Mexican-American youth between the ages of 12 and 19 who participated in the 1999 – 2004 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANES). The survey measures height and weight of participants, as well as factors that gauge acculturation, including nativity for parents and the child and a child's language preference, such as reading, thinking and speaking in a particular language at home, with family members or friends.
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The libauparse package contains the dynamic libraries needed to parse audit records. Authors: -------- Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com>
* Mon Feb 21 2011 email@example.com - Fix value of oom_score_adj. * Tue Dec 07 2010 email@example.com - prereq init script syslog * Sun Nov 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - use full RELRO. * Tue Sep 28 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.0.5 (drop: audit-as_needed.patch) - Update README-BEFORE-ADDING-PATCHES - Upstream 2.0.5 changelog: - Make auparse handle empty AUSOURCE_FILE_ARRAY correctly (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - On i386, audit rules do not work on inode's with a large number (#554553) - Fix displaying of inode values to be unsigned integers when listing rules - Correct Makefile install of audispd (Jason Tang) - Syscall table updates for 2.6.34 kernel - Add definitions for service start and stop - Fix handling of ignore errors in auditctl - Fix gssapi support to build with new linker options - Add virtualization event types - Update aureport program help and man pages to show all options * Tue Sep 28 2010 email@example.com - Annotate patch audit-oom_score_adj. * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Use /proc/<pid>/oom_score_adj if available. * Mon Jun 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - use %_smp_mflags * Fri Jun 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Minor changes to README-BEFORE-ADDING-PATCHES file. - Add this file as %source in spec * Fri Jun 25 2010 email@example.com - obsolete -XXbit package * Tue May 04 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.0.4. This is a major version update, libaudit.so has changed version. There is no backward compatibility. audit-libs has been split into libaudit1 and libauparse0. - Redhat changelog for 2.0 - 2.0.4 follows: * 2.0.4 - Make alpha processor support optional - Add support for the arm eabi processor - add a compatible regexp processing capability to auparse (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - Fix regression in parsing user space originating records in aureport - Add tcp_max_per_addr option in auditd.conf to limit concurrent connections - Rearrange shutdown of auditd to allow DAEMON_END event more time * 2.0.3 - In auditd, tell libev to stop processing a connection when idle timeout - In auditd, tell libev to stop processing a connection when shutting down - Interpret CAPSET records in ausearch/auparse * 2.0.2 - If audisp-remote plugin has a queue at exit, use non-zero exit code - Fix autrace to use the exit filter - In audisp-remote, add a sigchld handler - In auditd, check for duplicate remote connections before accepting - Remove trailing ':' if any are at the end of acct fields in ausearch - Update remote logging code to do better sanity check of data - Fix audisp-prelude to prefer files if multiple path records are encountered - Add libaudit.conf man page - In auditd, disconnect idle clients * 2.0.1 - Aulast now reads daemon_start events for the kernel version of reboot - Clarify the man pages for ausearch/report regarding locale and date formats - Fix getloginuid for python bindings - Disable the audispd af_unix plugin by default - Add a couple new init script actions for LSB 3.2 - In audisp-remote plugin, timeout network reads (#514090) - Make some error logging in audisp-remote plugin more prominent - Add audit.rules man page - Interpret the session field in audit events * 2.0 - Remove system-config-audit - Get rid of () from userspace originating events - Removed old syscall rules API - not needed since 2.6.16 - Remove all use of the old rule structs from API - Fix uninitialized variable in auditd log rotation - Add libcap-ng support for audispd plugins - Removed ancient defines that are part of kernel 2.6.29 headers - Bump soname number for libaudit - In auditctl, deprecate the entry filter and move rules to exit filter - Parse integrity audit records in ausearch/report (Mimi Zohar) - Updated syscall table for 2.6.31 kernel - Remove support for the legacy negate syscall rule operator - In auditd reset syslog warnings if disk space becomes available * Sun Dec 13 2009 email@example.com - add baselibs.conf as a source * Tue Nov 03 2009 email@example.com - updated patches to apply with fuzz=0 * Mon Sep 28 2009 email@example.com - do not package static libraries - fix -devel package dependencies * Sat Jun 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - fixed build with --as-needed * Fri Jun 19 2009 email@example.com - disable as-needed for this package as it fails to build with it * Mon May 11 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update from 1.7.7 to 1.7.13. - Redhat changelog for 1.7.8 - 1.7.13 follows: * Tue Apr 21 2009 Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.7.13-1 - Disable libev asserts unless --with-debug passed to configure - Handle kernel 2.6.29's audit = 0 boot parameter better - Install audit.py file in arch specific python directory (Dan Walsh) - Fix problem with negative uids in audit rules on 32 bit systems - When file type is unknown, output octal for mode field (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - Update tty keystroke interpretations (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) * Tue Feb 24 2009 Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.7.12-1 - Add definitions for crypto events - Fix regression where msgtype couldn't be used as a range in audit rules - In libaudit, extend time spent checking reply - In acct events, prefer id over acct if given - In aulast, try id and acct in USER_LOGIN events - When in immutable mode, have auditctl tell user instead of sending rules - Add option to sysconfig to disable audit system on auditd stop - Add tcp_wrappers config option to auditd - Aulastlog can now take input from stdin - Update libaudit python bindings to throw exceptions on error - Adjust formatting of TTY data in libauparse to be like ausearch/report - Add more key mappings to TTY interpretations - Add internal queue to audisp-remote - Fix failure action code to allow executables in audisp-remote (Chu Li) - Fix memory leak when NOLOG log_format option given to auditd - Quieten some of the reconnect text being sent to syslog in audisp-remote - Apply some libev fixups to auditd - Cleanup shutdown sequence of auditd - Allow auditd log rotation via SIGUSR1 when NOLOG log format option given * Sat Jan 10 2009 Steve Grubb <email@example.com> 1.7.11-1 - Don't error out in auditd when calling setsid - Reformat a couple auditd error messages (Oden Eriksson) - If log rotate fails, leave the old log writable - Fixed bug in setting up auditd event loop when listening - Warn if on biarch machine and auditctl rules show a syscall mismatch - Audisp-remote was not parsing some config options correctly - In auparse, check for single key in addition to virtual keys - When auditd shuts down, send AUDIT_RMW_TYPE_ENDING messages to clients - Created reconnect option to remote ending setting of audisp-remote * Sat Dec 13 2008 Steve Grubb <email@example.com> 1.7.10-1 - Fix ausearch and aureport to handle out of order events - Add line-buffer option to ausearch & timeout pipe input (Tony Jones) - Add support in ausearch/report for tty data - In audisp-remote, allow the keyword "any" for local_port - Tighten parsing for -m and -w options in auditctl - Add session query hint for aulast proof - Fix audisp-remote to tolerate krb5 config options when not supported - Created new aureport option for tty keystroke report - audispd should detect backup config files and not use them - When checking for ack in netlink interface, retry on EAGAIN a few times - In aureport, fix mods report to show acct acted upon * Wed Nov 05 2008 Steve Grubb <email@example.com> 1.7.9-1 - Fix uninitialized variable in aureport causing segfault - Quieten down the gssapi not supported messages - Fix bug interpretting i386 logs on x86_64 machines - If kernel is in immutable mode, auditd should not send enable command - Fix ausearch/report recent and now time keyword lookups - Created aulast program - prelude plugin should pull auid for login alert from 2nd uid field - Add system boot, shutdown, and run level change events - Add max_restarts to audispd.conf to limit times a plugin is restarted - Expand session detection in ausearch * Wed Oct 22 2008 Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.7.8-1 - Interpret TTY audit data in auparse (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - Extract terminal from USER_AVC events for ausearch/report (Peng Haitao) - Add USER_AVCs to aureport's avc reporting (Peng Haitao) - Short circuit hostname resolution in libaudit if host is empty - If log_group and user are not root, don't check dispatcher perms - Fix a bug when executing "ausearch -te today PM" - Add --exit search option to ausearch - Fix parsing config file when kerberos is disabled * Tue Apr 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - refresh patches
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Since everyone's first question with these early breakdowns if if there is Bryce Harper type talent, there is not. Jacob Gatewood and my #2 player have #1 overall potential as I'll detail below but they both have some issues to address to get securely in that discussion. I did a quick pref list a few weeks ago in between games at the PG National showcase in Minnesota and found the top group of hitters went about ten deep for me and hasn't changed much since then. PG put up their rankings a few days ago and our lists look to diverge in that 7-10 area.
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A PURBECK environmentalist has persuaded the organisers of a national beach clean to drop plans to hand out bottles of water to thousands of volunteers.
Steve Trewhella, from Furzebrook near Wareham, was horrified when he discovered that more than 5,000 volunteers cleaning up 50 bays in the Big Beach Clean Up were due to receive a Marks and Spencer snack including bottled water.
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Yes Kind of...... The following is only for the brave and those not afraid to break everything not to say it will but this is a buggy kernel recompile.
It works for me I can only have one network interface but I can enable and disable them in bios and use one or the other not sure what to do next but I'm experimenting... This is really not ideal but since I have to switch video cards in my bios currently as well it has become easy to deal with....
So again one more time only for the curious unafraid and willing to repair....
1. cd /usr/src/linux-source-`uname -r`
2. zcat /proc/config.gz > .config
3. make menuconfig
4. In the menu choose: Processor type and features -> High Memory Support (4GB) -> 64GB, and then exit the program saving the changes.
5. make
6. make modules
7. make modules_install
8. mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-`uname -r` `uname -r`
9. cp /usr/src/linux-source-`uname -r`/arch/x86/boot/bzImage /boot/vmlinuz-`uname -r`-hmem
10. cp /usr/src/linux-source-`uname -r`/System.map /boot/System.map
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initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.34-hmem
12. update grub config
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This past weekend the big movie, "Hannah Montana," premiered at the local theater. We were there with the rest of America's preteen and teenage children and their parents. If you haven't seen it I'll try not to ruin it for you. To me it's a perfect example of society today and how we all need to be restored. It is easy to get caught up in what society is doing and forget who we are and where we came from.
The movie begins with Miley Cyrus in school and her publicist coming in and telling her Hannah Montana has been asked to present an award in New York. So she leaves school telling her best friend Lily she has a "Hannah emergency." Off she goes, shopping and doing the whole Hannah Montana thing.
Being caught up in the drama of the Hannah Montana lifestyle, Miley forgets about her family and friends. Her brother, Jackson is leaving for college and she has missed telling him good-bye. Then she, Hannah, shows up at Lily's birthday party, but not as Miley—Lily's best friend. Hannah seems to have forgotten the most important things in life. So her dad decides Hannah needs to be restored.
Instead of Hannah Montana landing in New York for the awards show, she lands back home in Tennessee. There, Jackson is waiting to pick up Miley and her dad and take them home. When she sees where she is, Hannah is furious. She demands to go to New York. Dad says no and tells her, when she is ready to come home it's just about a mile up the road. Hannah sits and looks around at where she grew up and at first doesn't even recognize her old horse, Blue Jeans, who is standing just on the other side of the fence. But after a little while, Miley becomes reacquainted with Blue Jeans and an old friend from school. She soon forgets about New York and finds herself on a new journey to rediscovering her true self and her true dreams.
In today's society we face a number of these challenges, as individuals and as a nation. We're in a recession, we're in a drouth and we're in need of change. Well, there is a little bit of Hannah Montana in all of us. We all get caught up in life. We all need to be restored.
After seeing this movie, the next Sunday morning in church our pastor begins his sermon in the book of John, Chapter 21. He explains how God restores. Peter denied Christ three times, Peter was restored three times. God is always beckoning us to come back home to Him. We need to get back on the road where we came from, and begin our journey with Him again. We need to restore our faith in Him and His in us. He is the only constant thing in our life no matter what changes take place. God is always ready to restore us.
I encourage you to walk with God and talk with God, let him restore you today, pray for restoration in our nation, let's all go back home.
Since Hannah Montana appeared in our life through the TV show some three years ago my daughter has dreamed of becoming a Hannah Montana. She wants to sing and perform just like Hannah Montana. I let her dream, as big as her dreams will let her, but I keep her roots genuinely planted.


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Mental preparation
I'm not going to sugarcoat it. Removing wallpaper is a messy, time-consuming and tedious job. I wish I could tell you there's a nifty new product that will make the whole thing easy. But there isn't. And if you don't know what you're doing or you start to get frustrated, you can damage your walls or stop before the job is done. The tips in this article won't make the job fun. But they will help you do it more efficiently, without damaging your walls. They'll also show you how to get a wall perfectly clean, ready for a fresh coat of paint or new wallpaper.
Do yourself a favor and take a full weekend to do the job right. Attack the messy and hard stuff (Photos 1–5) on day one and use the second day to prep the walls for paint or new wallpaper.
Protect the floor and woodwork
Everything is going to get wet and sticky, so carefully protect the floor, furniture and woodwork. Take everything off the walls, including vents, outlet covers and switch plates, and mask the openings with plastic and tape. Turn off the electricity to the room at the service panel and use high-quality work lamps on extension cords to light your work area. If possible, remove the furniture completely. If not, move it to the center of the room and cover it with plastic.
Glue and water are going to run down the walls, so you want to protect the floors and prevent the water from running behind molding, baseboards and chair rails. Do this by creating a plastic "gutter" to catch it. Top the plastic gutter with more plastic and then cover that with towels. Replace them with dry towels as necessary.
Pull off the face
Do this step without using any water. The point is to remove the top layer of paper and leave the backing on the wall. That way, the backing will easily soak up water, making the rest of the job faster and easier. Use a putty knife to get the edge of the paper started, if necessary, and pull the paper back slowly at a 45-degree angle, applying moderate pressure. You can sometimes pull down entire sheets of newer wallpapers with this technique. But the longer the paper has been up, the more likely it is to come off in smaller pieces (or not at all). If you just can't remove the facing at all, use a scoring tool before moving on to the next step (see "Tough Tools for Tough Situations," below).
Apply hot water
Apply the hottest water you can tolerate (wear gloves!) to the wallpaper backing and the remaining facing to soften them and the adhesive underneath. The hard part is doing this without damaging the wall surface. Plaster walls can take a lot of hot water without a problem. But drywall has a paper surface that can be damaged by prolonged contact with water. It's OK to moisten drywall, but don't keep it wet for longer than 15 minutes at a time. Work in small sections so the backing doesn't dry out before you have a chance to remove it.
Apply the water using a sponge (or a floor mop for the high spots). Let the backing absorb the water until it starts to pull away from the wall. When the backing softens (use your fingernail or a scraper to check), you're ready for the next step.
Scrape off the backing
Use an old, very flexible metal spatula or putty knife with rounded corners to scrape the backing and remaining facing off the wall. Don't use the spatula too aggressively—the drywall might be soft in spots and scraping too hard can easily gouge it. Using a flexible blade is key because it won't dig into the drywall as much. Plastic spatulas or scrapers don't work—they're too thick to get underneath the backing.
Remove every speck of paste. Really.
This is the most important step, but the one that typically gets short shrift. There's going to be a lot of paste on the wall once the backing is gone, and it's going to take a lot of effort to get it all off. Scrape off as much of the glue with a putty knife as you can. Then wash the walls thoroughly with a sponge and water.
OK. This is the moment when most people drop the ball. You're tired, the wall looks clean and you just want to be done. So the temptation is to call it a (very long) night and "not see" the paste that's still there. Paste has a dark sheen to it and the wall will still feel sticky. Spray a light mist of water on the "clean" wall. Hold your work light parallel to the wall and you'll see the paste that remains. If you don't get it all off, when you paint the wall, the paint will eventually flake and crackle. Wallpaper that's applied over it will bubble or fail to stick properly.
Use a gel stripper (see "Tough Tools for Tough Situations," below) to get the last bits of stubborn paste and backing off the wall. You won't need a whole lot, so it's not going to break the bank. Since the gel clings to the wall, you can scrape off the gel and the paste at the same time with minimal cleanup. After the paste is completely gone, rinse the wall with water until it's smooth and squeaky clean. Now go to bed.
Tough Tools for Tough Situations
Chemical strippers
Some chemical strippers work as wetting agents that prevent the water from evaporating while you remove the paste. Others have enzymes (check the label) that actually break down the molecular structure of the paste, making it easier to remove. You can buy premixed liquid, powdered or gel chemical wallpaper removers at home centers and paint stores. Strippers can get pricey on big jobs. To save money, use hot water to remove most of the paper and glue and then apply a small amount of the gel at the end to remove the most stubborn paste and backing.
Scoring tools
A scoring tool punches hundreds of tiny holes in the wallpaper facing so the water can penetrate the backing. If you can pull off the facing, you probably don't need to use one. But if you have a waterproof facing like a glossy paper or vinyl, a scoring tool can really help. But use it carefully. Plaster walls are impervious to abuse, but scoring tools used aggressively can easily punch tiny holes in drywall. You can find scoring tools at home centers and wallpaper stores.
Electric steamers
Steamers are the tool of last resort. They're messy, difficult to work with and time-consuming to use. But in truly stubborn cases, they'll get the job done … eventually. Steam removal is more dangerous than other methods because you can burn yourself, and you can also damage the paper drywall surface if you hold the steamer on the wall too long. But if nothing else is working, rent a steamer.
Repair, sand and prime the wall
The next day after the wall has dried thoroughly (and you've had a good night's sleep), prep the wall for paint or new wallpaper. Patch large gouges or holes from the scoring tools with joint compound. If you have really banged-up walls over a large area, trowel on a 1/16-in.-thick skim coat of joint compound over the entire wall.
Once your repairs are dry, sand the wall until it's smooth. If you plan to put up new wallpaper, use an acrylic primer that's formulated for wallpaper applications (available at home centers and paint stores) to make removing it easier the next time around. If you're going to paint, use a primer designed for that purpose. Always prime a wall, even if it's painted, before putting wallpaper on it. If you don't, you might remove the paper surface of the drywall when you try to remove it.
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Joe Anderson appears in Breaking Dawn - Part 2 as Alistair.
He is probably best known for his performances in Across the Universe, Becoming Jane, Control, The Ruins and The Crazies.
Personal lifeEdit
He attended Richmond upon Thames College and later the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Both his parents are theater actors, who also work in television and films. Anderson himself, has acted professionally since childhood. His skills include photography, guitar and gymnastics. His father is actor Miles Anderson; his mother is talent agent Lesley Duff. He was diagnosed with dyslexia and attributes this to his move into acting.[1]
Anderson has worked in film, television and on stage at the Chichester Festival Theatre. Earlier in his career, he appeared in Copying Beethoven, playing Ludwig van Beethoven's nephew Karl. He then starred as Max Carrigan, a young American man, drafted into the Vietnam War in Across the Universe. After that, he appeared in period film Becoming Jane as Henry Austen, Jane Austen's older brother, then as bassist Peter Hook of the band Joy Division in Anton Corbijn's 2007 movie Control. In 2008, he played Elliot in The 27 Club[2] and a German tourist in The Ruins. In 2009, he starred in High Life as Donnie and in Love Happens as the musician boyfriend of Jennifer Aniston's character. He was also seen in Amelia, the biopic of Amelia Earhart, and in Rogue's Gallery[3] as the main character "Fool". He appeared in 2010's The Crazies,[4] a remake of the 1973 horror film of the same name.
He and his cast mates from Control were featured in The Killers' music video for their version of the Joy division song "Shadowplay".
In an interview with Pure Movies, he said that talking about himself made him "uncomfortable" and feel "self indulgent" and that he really struggled with it.[5]
Anderson received the Rising Star Award at the California Independent Film Festival in 2008.[6] He was named Best Actor Drama at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2008 for his performance in The 27 Club.[7]
Musical performancesEdit
Anderson appeared in several music related films in which he also performed musical pieces.
In Across the Universe, he sang covers of Beatles songs. The numbers he performed solo or with other cast members included "Hey Jude", "Happiness Is a Warm Gun", "With a Little Help from My Friends", "Strawberry Fields Forever". "Dear Prudence", "Because and "I Want You (She's So Heavy)". All of these recordings were released on the corresponding soundtrack album.
In Control, as bassist Peter Hook of the group Joy Division, he and his cast mates performed "Transmission", "Leaders of Men" and "Candidate" among others.[8] These three performances were shown in their entirety in the special features under the extended performance scenes section of the DVD. "Transmission" was the only recording by the cast released on the soundtrack album.
In The 27 Club, Anderson played the bassist of a successful music duo called Finn. He and cast/band mate James Forgey penned the theme song for the film.[9] A studio version and an acoustic version of the song were made available on the film's official website.
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|Midsomer Murders
|Max Ramsom, 1 episode
|Phil, 1 episode
|Silence Becomes You
|Copying Beethoven
|Karl van Beethoven
|Little Box of Sweets
|Becoming Jane
|Henry Austen
|Peter Hook
|Across the Universe
|Max Carrigan
|The Ruins
|The 27 Club
|High Life
|Love Happens
|Operation: Endgame
|The Crazies
|Russell Clank
|Lives of the Saints (pre-production)
|Breaking Dawn - Part 2
All the songs listed below were Beatles covers Anderson did in Across the Universe.
- With A Little Help From My Friends
- I've Just Seen A Face
- I Want You (She's So Heavy)
- Dear Prudence
- Because
- Strawberry Fields Forever
- Happiness Is A Warm Gun
- Hey Jude
- All You Need Is Love – although he is not credited, Anderson is seen singing back-up in the film .
Other appearanceEdit
- The Killers music video of 'Shadowplay'
- He played Demetrius in William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night Dream" and Aloysius in "Master & Margherita," at the Chichester Festival Theater in East Sussex, England.
- ↑ Pure Movies – Joe Anderson interview
- ↑ The 27 Club movie official website
- ↑ Anderson has recently been named to play "Alistair" in the upcoming Twilight movie, Breaking Dawn.CreativeScreenwriting.com – Rogue's Gallery
- ↑ Collider – The Crazies' cast interviews
- ↑ Pure Movies interview with Joe Anderson about The Crazies
- ↑ CIFF Awards
- ↑ The St Petersburg Times – Film Review
- ↑ DowntownExpress.com – Tribeca gives music reel coverage


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The event, "A Salute to the Military and Veterans - Show Your Colors," will feature more than 200 classic show cars and a variety of specialty food trucks. To honor the military and veterans, there will be a 35-member Marine Corps band, a Navy Seal "rib" boat, a 40-foot replica of the USS Long Beach and a Navy F-18 jet flyover.
Chamber President and CEO John Kelsall is the father of Navy Seal Lt. Cmdr. Jonas Kelsall, who died a year ago in Afghanistan when a helicopter with 30 American troops was shot down by Taliban forces in the largest single loss of American lives in that conflict.
The flyover will take place around 9:40 a.m. - and may also be heard in the surrounding cities of Bellflower, North Long Beach and Paramount.
The car show is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mayfair Park 5720 Clark Ave., Lakewood.
The event is free, although there is a fee to show a vehicle.
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Mines researchers help construct 'ship in a bottle kit' on a microchip
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, the University of Stuttgart and Colorado School of Mines have constructed micromachines using the same trick that model makers use to get ships into a bottle where the masts and rigging of the sailing ship are not erected until it is in the bottle. In the same way, the scientists link the valves, pumps and stirrers of a microlaboratory to create a micro device on a chip. To do this, they introduce colloidal particles — tiny magnetizable plastic spheres — as components into the channels on the chip. A rotating magnetic field is used to link the components into larger aggregates and set them into motion as micromachines. (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), December 2, 2008.)


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- CapitalAizawl
- Area21,087 Sq.km
- Districts8
- Population891,058 (2001 census)
- Literacy95%
- LanguageMizo and English
- Main CropsRice and Maize are the important food crops. The Cash crops were sugarcane, tapioca, cotton and ginger.
- State BirdVavu
- State AnimalSerow (Saza)
- State FlowerDancing Girl (Aiting)
- State TreeMesual Ferrea / Nahar (Herhse)
- RiversChhimtuipui (Kolodyne), Mat,Serlui, Teirei, Tiak, Tuichang, Tuichawng, Tuipui (Khawchhak), Tuirial(Sonai), Tuirini, Tuivawl,
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We had been rendering free vastu services to various sections of society, to whom we felt compelled to reach as a gesture of our commitment to the society. In continuation of this we wish to serve the farming community as a whole. We do understand that the farming community may not be computer savvy, but in the ever widening society of ours where knowledge is expanding in every conceivable area we are sure the farming community is not very far off from this campaign. Somehow it appears that the farming community has not received the due attention it deserves and we have sidestepped in this regard. We had been only pampering in lofty ideas and have not gone to the ground realities, we are happy in praising them a lot, but apparently they do not fit in our modern scheme of thought for emancipation. This is the tragedy in real terms. Farming community should be addressed genuinely. Merely sloganeering virtues is not adequate. Vastu is not confined only to premises where structures/buildings etc are erected. It is relevant for all areas used by the human beings not necessarily with habitation alone. The orientation of the plot or farm land vis a vis the regular 8 directions can greatly influence the crops and hence the prosperity of the farmer. We don't mean to sell off portions of land not in conformity with vastu principles. On the other hand by skilfully parceling the crop area into distinct entities, it is possible to reduce the malevolence of the plot shape. It is usual for the farm land to be parceled as a matter of convenience. It is also relevant to see the flow of water for irrigation so that right energy input is also available along with other inputs such as fertilizers, pesticides water etc. Keeping all these in view we propose to render free services to farmers for a period of about 7 weeks, i.e., from 9th June to 31st July 2017. Farming community is the backbone of any Nation. When India became independent we were gifted with frequent famines in some part of the other of the country in every year. We were importing food grains. The country took the right decisions in alleviating the miseries of the farming community to a significant extent, so that farm production would increase. Infact if did happen. The farmer today is better off than what he was when the country became independent. Yet, lot more still needs to be done. Whereas a doctor desires his son to be a doctor, a Politician wishes his children to be a politician, a farmer DOES NOT WANT HIS CHILDREN TO DEPEND ON FARMING, this is the tragic situation, it is for this reason, we are giving a large window of opportunity so that they may avail the services freely. We are sure that this section of society would amply be compensated. If you my dear visitor are not a farmer do take the trouble of giving this information to those who may be in need of this service. This will be your tribute in improving the lot of farming community which has been neglected so long by all of us. Thanking you. Team – SubhaVaastu.com. More details available at Free Vastu Services page.
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It was somewhat relieving to hear Thursday that the current problem with Ahmad Bradshaw 's feet is not related to his previous ailments, which often led to surgery. But Bradshaw is still a huge question mark for Week 7. After going through limited practice on Thursday, Bradshaw was absent during Friday's practice and is officially questionable to play against the Redskins on Sunday. Head coach Tom Coughlin said that Bradshaw didn't suffer a setback and still hopes he can play.
In more positive news, wide receiver Hakeem Nicks took part in each of the three practices this week and is listed as probable.
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At least we don't have to worry about Nicks. He is a must-start against the Redskins' poor secondary.
Bradshaw will be a game-time decision, but this doesn't sound good. Beat writers reported that Bradshaw wasn't moving around during the media-allowed portion of practice. Plus, with both Andre Brown and David Wilson healthy, I don't think the Giants need to risk Bradshaw's foot getting worse. The puzzling thing here is that the Giants still aren't sold on Wilson. He has looked very effective with limited carries over the past two weeks, but offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride said Thursday that Wilson still "has a ways to go. He's got a lot of room for growth." Thus, while Wilson will get some work, Brown is probably the more valuable fantasy RB if Bradshaw is inactive. But check back here Sunday morning as we will have full info on all of the early game injured players.


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beach nearby, very friendly atmosphere, excellent food
Nothing, I have never stayed in a worst hotel, especially not for the rate of 220 euros per night.. It looks like it hasn't been renovates since 70s, staff is rude, avoid you can..
The staff was very friendly and helpful. Good quality food
It does include a buffet lunch and dinner, but that's pretty much part of your price. Plus side, great location. Nice maintained pool. Easy walk to the action. Can be a bit nosy but not too bad. I thought the staff were poor. The man at reception was baffled by our reservation and the sour faced older woman was rude, rude, rude. It would have been nice for someone to have smiled or told us about the hotel or anything, but nothing. I wasn't impressed. We paid extra for a sea view when we would have had a view regardless, internet was a total rip off.
I only stayed one night but everything was available to me. I am a pensioner with not very good legs or lungs, I have Asthma, and having to carry two bags, one quite heavy, up to second floor was hard work. It would have been useful if the fact that there are no lifts was mentioned in the description of the hotel on your site.
The beach. Lovelr clear blue sea. Incredibly noisy. The entertainment could be heard in my room until it ended at around 11.30 and the noise then started again after 7 when the cleaners started work. Loudong banging and talking and no sound proofing in the rooms. My dad compained about the sound in his room and got moved to a different room which smelt very badly of damp and they're clothes in the morning were damp. My nephew has asthma so couldn't stay in that room so they had to move back to the noisy room.
The water supply to thr rooms is salt water, which it not very nice for washing brushing teeth etc.
excellent service,friendly staff,family friendly.its just a great place.look forward to next holiday there.
I like beach, Bar at the pool, The English drunk teens!
I loved the full all-inclusive package and it was a great deal compared to other hotels on the island. Food was spectacular on some days, beautiful views for days as well. The food on some days was slightly bland, location isn't ideal but still close enough to San Antonio.
It was relatively quite.
- proximity to beach - proximity to nightlife - rude staff - overcharged on arrival - room not cleaned 80% of the time -
value worth for money and very near to centre cleaning of room is not done during late afternoon
its location and was very clean
buffet food, location,price, bathrroms,beds,pillows,size of room to small..noisey!!
We arrived in last & just needed somewhere cheap to stay that was close to the airport. Thank goodness it was only for one night. I could only recommend this hotel to young kids that are short on cash. The hotel stunk of bleach & the smell in the room was so strong it nade it difficult to sleep. Unfortunately we couldn't leave the windows open because if the Mosquitos. there was no curtain in the bathroom and the window looked straight out onto the pool. Breakfast wasn't provided in the room rate. The staff were extremely rude
near to space the best !!!!!!