text: Pwnage iPhone Unlocking and Hacking Tool Now Available, Works GreatJesus Diaz4/03/08 5:00amFiled to: BreakingApplePwnagePwonageTopiPhoneiPhone Dev TeamiPod861EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Click to viewAfter some delays, the iPhone Pwnage tool—which is used to flash your iPhone with hacked firmware that will allow you to run any application, use it unlocked in any compatible cellphone network, and basically do whatever you want do to with it, is now available for download. I have been testing this and previous versions for a few weeks now and it works well, but you will need a 2.0 version of the iPhone firmware to try the latest and greatest. Pwnage is extremely simple to use. First you have to back up your iPhone data using iTunes. Advertisement Advertisement Then, connect the iPhone, select the firmware from your hard drive and iPwn the iPhone. Pwnage will upload the new firmware to the iPhone and that's that: the tool will take care of everything and, in a few minutes, your iPhone will be ready to go.I tried this with the latest modified version of iPhone firmware update 1.2.0 and it works as good as with the previous version. So go ahead, punks, and make Steve's day. Note: if by any chance you come across a pwned version of the latest 2.0 firmware, my advice is not to use this version, as this Apple beta is not as stable as I wish. Instead, use the previous beta, which worked perfectly. [iPhone Dev Team]Reply86 repliesLeave a reply


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Interior Design
Sixthriver Architects
3601 South Congress Avenue
Suite G-300
Austin, TX 78704
Monia Katarina Villasenor
Phone: 512-306-9928
Fax: 512-306-7928
About Sixthriver Architects:
We believe our purpose is to create integrated design solutions that enrich and inspire the lives, work and play of the communities and cultures we serve. As an twenty-year old, twenty seven person architectural + interiors firm, Sixthriver Architects provides comprehensive design services for a wide range of project types including; corporate headquarters, healthcare facilities, financial institutions, churches, advanced technology facilities, retail, student housing, commercial office buildings for clients in Austin, Texas and throughout the United States.
Job Qualifications:
• Interior Design leader, focusing on Multi-Family/Student Housing project types
• Collaborates with Designers and Team members on a daily basis in a collaborative and fast-paced environment
• Participates in design strategy sessions and presentations; coordinates overall design concept/process consistent with project's program, budget and time constraints Responds to input and changes to project parameters by developing alternative designs; maintains concept continuity
• Experience with preparing written specifications, working drawings and construction documents; ensures that office design policies, procedures and standards are followed
• Supervises color/material selection, interior construction administration and installation
• Provides project team supervision for finish plans, specifications, and material selections required for construction
• Coordinates with the design team in the selection of furniture systems and specifications
• Works with consultants, furniture dealers, product reps, and fabricators to meet overall project objectives
• Participates in client meetings and presentations as needed
• Assists in managing client expectations, team communication and consultant coordination
• Formulates project approach with Shareholders and establishes design parameters
• Contributes to office activities, initiatives and learning programs
Requirements to Apply for this Position:
• Considering candidates with 5 years of experience in predominantly Multi-Family/Student Housing
• Bachelors or Master's Degree in interior design or architecture
• Interior Design and/or Architectural registration preferred, not required
• Excellent knowledge with AutoCAD software required, Revit knowledge is preferred
• Ability to work effectively within a collaborative team environment
• Ability to communicate clearly and concisely; both orally and in writing
• Talent, commitment and a passion for quality design and documentation
• Sound detailing experience is a must
• Proven experience working in multiple projects, budgets, and clients, as well as complex consultant relationships with a strong interiors focus. Ability to complete tasks with accuracy and with strong attention to detail. Ability to consistently meet deadlines and to communicate design ideas and direction quickly. An organizer who can prioritize, delegate and track multiple projects
• Creative and technically minded - a problem solver who can give technical expertise to complex construction challenges
• Strong leadership, organization, communication and relationship management skills that can supervise and mentor staff. Ability to work with integrity, trust and commitment, setting an example for others
• Strong knowledge of the design process, including FF&E, furniture systems and specifications, color and materials
• Good graphic presentation skills
Only resumes that meet the requirements listed above will be accepted
Please submit your resume and work samples to: firstname.lastname@example.com

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Puppies, you guys. Puppies. Tonight's episode of Greatest American Dog made me wonder if the only thing normally keeping me from loving this show (or any show, for that matter) is the lack of puppies. Seriously, they bump it up at least one letter grade. (Cute, fluffy spoilers ahead…)
Beth Joy is appropriately grateful to Travis for standing up for her during last week's judging, but apparently Bella Starlet didn't get the memo–she growls and nips at a surprised Travis the next morning. Her reign of terror continues as she snaps at other dogs, patrolling the yard in her hot pink collar and tiny pony tail. Beth Joy doesn't find it as hilarious as I do, unfortunately, crying that people will think Bella Starlet is "mean." You know, Beth Joy is clearly waaay out there, but I at least have to give her props for having the only rescue dog in the competition.
Dog Bone Challenge: "The Big Dig," in which dogs simulate a rescue situation in teams, performing a digging task to rescue an owner in a box. Teresa is disappointed to be working with Beth Joy and Bella Starlet, and rightfully so, since they run out of time before Bella even starts digging. Laurie is similarly unhappy to be working with JD, since they have very different carrot vs. stick training philosophies. And for the record, I'm with Laurie on this one in theory–physically dominating your dog is almost always unnecessary, and scaring your dog is never cool. That said, I haven't noticed JD doing anything horribly objectionable, and they end up doing really well in the challenge.
Travis is understandably psyched to work with Bill, and the dynamic duo win the Dog Bone Challenge and get to talk to their loved ones. Travis calls his mom, which is totally adorable, and Bill is thrilled to be able to speak with his wife.
Best in Show: "The Maze," in which dogs and owners are stationed on opposite sides of a huge hedge maze, and owners have to verbally guide their dogs through it. Oh, and puppies. PUPPIES!!!!!! Each dog also has to lead three adorable golden retriever puppies out of the maze, and judges will be looking at how well the owners help their dogs to work with the puppies. Bill and Travis get a chance to get their dogs and puppies used to each other ahead of time. They choose not to tell anyone else about the leg up, which causes some tension in the house.
God, how badly do I want a puppy right now? SO BADLY. Hopefully those cuties didn't come from a puppy mill, though. If you watched tonight's episode and decided that you absolutely have to have a golden retriever puppy (which is totally understandable), please don't buy from a pet store or website–use Petfinder.com to find an adoptable puppy near you. Ok, PSA over. Sorry guys, it's just an issue I'm pretty passionate about, and I'm frustrated that the show isn't using its great platform to help dogkind.
JD is up first, and he and Galaxy do a great job, leading the puppies out almost effortlessly. Wendy thinks he and Galaxy both did an outstanding job, but Victoria dings him for "medieval" negative training methods, leading to a screaming match between the two judges that gets pretty personal (Allan sits it out). Victoria is almost crying at the end, until Wendy steps up and talks about how knowledgeable and impressive Victoria is, so they very maturely decide to agree to disagree.
Star isn't as good with the puppies, and gets tired out when Bill's strategy doesn't conserve her energy very well. Ruh-roh. The judges think he pushed Star way too hard, and were really disappointed in Bill. Ha, Andrew is actually smaller than his puppies. It's adorable. Laurie keeps it really positive, but runs out of time with only one puppy out of the maze. The judges love her energy, but are concerned that Andrew nipped one of the more rambunctious puppies.
Bella Starlet doesn't get along with the puppies very well, unfortunately. She also has trouble finding her way out of the maze, despite Beth Joy's high-pitched shrieks. The judges thought Bella was stressed, resulting in an overwhelming desire to get to Beth Joy. Presley tears his way through the maze, and Travis isn't very successful at slowing him down enough to allow the puppies to follow. God, those puppies are adorable. The judges think Presley showed no patience, and that Travis's energy kept him from focusing on the puppies. Teresa tries to keep it low-key for excitable Leroy's sake, and Leroy's border collie instincts take over–he's such a puppy magnet that they all follow him right through on the first try. It's awesome. The judges are thrilled.
Teresa and Leroy are named Best in Show, and Bill/Star, Beth Joy/Bella Starlet, and Travis/Presley are singled out as the weakest. Beth Joy and Bella Starlet are eliminated, which is the right call, in my opinion. They do have a great bond, but Bella just isn't as well-trained as the other dogs. Also, Beth Joy is somewhat crazy. So, you know, there's that.
What do you think about JD's training methods? Are you, like the judges, disappointed in Bill for pushing Star?


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Accident in Morocco
Trip Start
Jan 31, 1996
Trip End
We had been driving through the town of Er-Rachidia, just east of the High Atlas Mountains in central Morocco, returning from the Sahara Desert, when split second timing changed everything.
The man lay very still in the middle of the road. Within minutes we were surrounded with by-standers. No one seemed to care. Ellen screamed for someone to call an ambulance. I hurriedly covered the man with a blanket. A fellow who spoke English appeared and said, "don't worry" that it wasn't our fault. Ellen said that we weren't concerned about fault, but about the probably dying man in the middle of the road. His response was "this is Africa, life goes on". After 30 minutes the man began to regain consciousness. I tried to soothe him as others now joined to try and keep his movement limited. At the one hour mark police arrived. They were far more concerned about my documentation than about the man lying in the middle of the road. As we waited another 30 minutes in the heat of the noon-day sun for an ambulance the man's son appeared. The poor boy, about 14 or 15 years old, broke uncontrollably into tears. When I saw this, I broke into tears. Everyone wondered why I was upset. We were in Africa - life goes on.
We spent the next three hours in the police station, being questioned, as reports were typed on an old mechanical typewriter. Photocopies were required. The police station didn't have a photocopier, so they sent Ellen and I down to the local grocery\stationary store to have photocopies made of the documents. Kebir, the Sergeant in command, didn't have any money so we had to pay. When all was finished at the police station, Kebir asked if we would like to spend the night at his home. We explained that we still had many kilometres to travel and thankfully declined. He then offered to take us to his home for food and tea. Being invited to the home of a Moroccan is considered a great honour. We accepted the invitation. Kebir's wife, who stayed mostly in the background, laid out a fine feast of couscous, meats and boiled eggs. My adrenalin rush had brought me to the brink. I quickly consumed Kebir's food, my food and was about was about to reach for Ellen's plate when a slap on the hand brought me to the realization that I was even hungry.
It was time to go. After bidding Kebir and his wife farewell, we were off again
westward, minds weighted by the day's horrid event, into the bright setting sun and the High Atlas Mountains.


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Don't think there's anything like 'teesra': Ashwin
NEW DELHI: Tweakers world over are experimenting with what they claim to be new variations but Indian off-spinner R Ashwin can't understand the hype around the 'teesras' and insists that there are just two basic deliveries to work with for an off-spinner.
For someone who has been a very successful exponent of carrom ball, Ashwin has a very simple take on the number of variations that any off-break bowler can possess.
"I don't think there's anything like 'teesra', 'chautha' or 'paanchwa' that exists! There are two basic deliveries --- one that comes into the batsman and the one that goes away," the 25-year-old said nonchalantly, when asked whether he believes that something like 'teesra' exists as claimed by Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal.
Ashwin was also dismissive about comparison with Harbhajan Singh.
"I have never been bothered one bit about comparisons with Harbhajan Singh. I am completely focussed on my job, once I enter the playing arena. Nothing else bothers me. I believe that I do my job just like you journalists do your job," said the talented Tamil Nadu off-spinner.
Ashwin would say he has enjoyed being the leader of Indian spin attack.
"Leading an attack for your country means a lot of responsibility. You have to perform consistently and keep the flag flying high. It's a challenge that I have always relished. I am looking forward to new season."
The tweaker, who recently enjoyed a well-deserved break, said it has helped him rejuvenate and his primary aim will be to last the full season.
"I don't want to think too far ahead about what I intend to achieve mentally. But it has been a good break and it has helped me to get fresh before the new season starts. I haven't worked on any specific technicalities."
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im heading to a conference tomorrow alone (nygamesconference.com) as a "reward" for all of my hard work this summer because my boss thought this would be a good opportunity for me to network and learn about more legal issues in the area.
this is sad, but ive never really networked like this before and have no idea what to do. im not a complete social idiot, but can come off as aloof and awkward, especially when it comes to talking to strangers in this setting.
so what are your tips? thanks.


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Three's £5 'Euro Internet Pass' offers unlimited data in Europe
June 26th, 2012
Three have launched a £5/day "Euro Internet Pass" add-on for their Pay Monthly customers who are visiting Europe.
UK mobile network Three has launched a new add-on for Pay Monthly customers who are travelling abroad to the EU. Rather than paying for data on a metered basis (paying per megabyte), customers can instead opt to buy the 'Euro Internet Pass' instead. The pass offers unlimited internet access for £5 per day. This compares to the per megabyte rate of £1.28/MB that is typically charged (this rate is subject to drop in July).
Whilst 'Euro Internet Pass' provides good value for heavy smartphone users, the average user is likely to save money without the pass once data costs drop to about 56p/MB in July. Alternatively, heavy users can save money by unlocking their phone and opting for a local SIM card when abroad. In this article, we review the 'Euro Internet Pass' and look at various alternative ways of using your smartphone abroad.
- 1 Which countries can I use 'Euro Internet Pass' in?
- 2 Is the data really unlimited or 'all-you-can-eat'?
- 3 How much does it cost to use the internet without the 'Euro Internet Pass'?
- 4 How much will calls and texts cost when I'm abroad?
- 5 How do I get the 'Euro Internet Pass'?
- 6 I'm on Pay As You Go. Can I use 'Euro Internet Pass'?
- 7 How else can I get online when I'm abroad?
- 8 Where can I find out about Three's Pay Monthly tariffs?
Which countries can I use 'Euro Internet Pass' in?
The 'Euro Internet Pass' can be used in EU countries, though note that not all European countries are members of the EU.
According to Three, the 'Euro Internet Pass' can be used in the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal (incl. Azores & Madeira), Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain (incl. Balearic & Canary Islands), Sweden, Vatican City.
The 'Euro Internet Pass' is not valid in other countries – in these countries you'll have to pay Three's full data roaming rates which can be as high as £10 per megabyte.
Is the data really unlimited or 'all-you-can-eat'?
According to Three, there are no limits to the amount of data which can be transferred on the 'Euro Internet Pass'. However, tethering (connecting other devices such as a laptop) is not permitted when abroad with the pass.
Three have noted that using the internet abroad may be slower abroad than in the UK. It is unclear whether this is a generic disclaimer message (not all countries have a HSPA+ service yet) or whether the message refers to the fact that internet usage abroad is being throttled.
How much does it cost to use the internet without the 'Euro Internet Pass'?
At present, Three charge £1.28 per megabyte for data when using your smartphone abroad in the EU.
From 1st July 2012, EU regulations will limit the cost of roaming data within the EU to €0.70 per megabyte (approx. 56p per megabyte). Three have yet to announce how much they'll charge from July onwards but assuming that they opt to charge the full 56p per megabyte, you'll need to use at least 9MB each day in order to benefit from 'Euro Internet Pass'. As the typical smartphone user currently consumes around 7MB in a typical day, this would make 'Euro Internet Pass' poor value.
If you follow our typical travel advice of refraining from using your smartphone on holiday (it's a holiday and a break away from work after all), 'Euro Internet Pass' provides poor value. Things such as checking your e-mail or Facebook use very little data: at 56p/MB you're unlikely to cross the £5 boundary that makes the pass worthwhile. 'Euro Internet Pass' only really provides good value to power users and people who want to use their smartphones regularly when abroad: for example to e-mail photos to friends back home. See our guide to download limits and the meaning of megabytes to work out how much you normally use.
How much will calls and texts cost when I'm abroad?
Typically within the EU, it costs 36.6p/minute to make a phone call, 11.5p/minute to receive a phone call and 11p to send a text message. You should check with the Three website for the latest roaming rates.
How do I get the 'Euro Internet Pass'?
On arrival in the EU, Three will text you a link to a website where you can purchase the 'Euro Internet Pass'. You can purchase the 'Euro Internet Pass' from this website. The £5/day payment covers the period from midnight to midnight UK time (most European countries are 1 hour ahead of the UK so this would be 1am to 1am). You will need to buy a pass for each 24 hour period that you use your smartphone abroad: using it every day for a week will cost you £35.
I'm on Pay As You Go. Can I use 'Euro Internet Pass'?
No. Three's 'Euro Internet Pass' is only available to customers on their Pay Monthly tariffs.
How else can I get online when I'm abroad?
The cheapest way of getting online when you're abroad is to find a free wi-fi network. Free wi-fi networks can often be found in your hotel or in coffee shops and tourist attractions. Data transferred over a wi-fi network does not pass through your mobile operator and incurs no charges. See our full guide to using your smartphone abroad for details of the security implications of using free wi-fi networks.
An alternative way of accessing the internet when abroad is to buy a SIM card from a local mobile network. This is likely to be substantially cheaper than roaming – expect to pay around £10 for a Pay As You Go SIM card with a month's worth of data. You'll need to have an unlocked handset in order to use a different SIM card when abroad.
Where can I find out about Three's Pay Monthly tariffs?
Three have a page on their website detailing their Pay Monthly tariffs. Three have a range of 1 month SIM Only contracts for customers of other networks who want to take advantage of 'Euro Internet Pass'. Information on the 'Euro Internet Pass' can also be found on the Three blog.
About Ken
My passion is helping people to get the most out of their mobile phone. I've been blogging at Ken's Tech Tips since 2005.
Aside from writing about mobile technology, my interests are in software development, digital marketing and physics. Outside of the blog, I work with numerous technology companies helping them to explain their product and helping them to market it to consumers. Please get in touch for more information.


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Delft: Holland in Bloom
Trip Start
Aug 18, 2011
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Jul 02, 2012
The train ride to Delft was neat because the tulips were in bloom, so we got to see some of beautiful fields covered with various colored tulips. I'd already been to Delft with my Aunt Kay and I loved the city's small and quaint feel, and it was nice to experience it again with my Mom, who loves Delftware - the blue porcelain the the city is known for.
We went into some of the shops around the Market Square and found an interesting clock shop with antique grandfather clocks and a Delftware shop in a building with the original painted ceiling from the Dutch Golden Age (roughly the 1600s). Delft was a major decently sized industrial center in Holland when Amsterdam was still just a small village, and you can definitely feel that age difference in the buildings around the Delft compared to those in Amsterdam.
The last remaining Delftware company that has been continually running from the Dutch Golden Age is called De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles, which somehow baffling to me translates into 'Royal Delft.' The company was founded in 1653 by David Anthonisz van der Pieth. The girls bought some Royal Delft porcelain in the store with the painted ceiling, where the shopkeeper was really interesting to talk to and very friendly. Then we walked to the factory where they give tours, but we just missed the last one, so we settled with checking out the store.
Afterwards, we walked to the Oostpoort or 'East Gate,' the last remaining gate of the old city wall. It was built around 1400. It had been cold, cloudy and sprinkling rain that day, so after that we decided to take the train back to Amsterdam. I was so happy to get to see the city and the Delftware with Mom. I think she felt like she was in heaven with all of the porcelain.
Overall, I think everyone really enjoyed the Netherlands and that made me really happy to see them enjoying the country I've come to love.


text: Thirty-in-One Screwdriver Is a Hardware Hacker's Best FriendKevin Purdy6/29/10 7:30amFiled to: Stuff we likeHardwareModdingToolsDeals47EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkLaptops, cellphones, game systems, computers—they've all got different screws or bolts, and require different screwdrivers for each. Unless you've got this screwdriver with a swap-able tip, and the 30 electronics-friendly tips that go with it.AdvertisementOne of these tools goes for $5.34 at Meritline, which is not a bad price at all when you consider that its tips fit a Nintendo DS, a Sony PSP, most laptop and desktop case and drive screws, and probably any other kinds of electronics you'd want to take apart. But you can often find this tool on the cheap, too, as we discovered it ourselves through a SlickDeals.net forum post. Keep an eye out for it—item number 92-177-001 at Meritline—but also consider the regular cost if you've got a screen replacement, hard drive swap, or other tech project coming up, and you're never quite sure where your tiniest screwdriver went off to.30 in 1 Screw Driver [Meritline via @make]Reply47 repliesLeave a reply


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Having seen Zero Mostel and Topol, not to mention several others, in the classic Fiddler on The Roof, I didn't know what to expect when I went to the Glendale Centre Theatre to see its production, the first of its 65th year as the longest continually operating theatre in the United States. I had only seen Beau Jeste there before this so the idea of doing a full-scale musical in that smallish stage was an unknown quantity.
Well, there it was: 24 actors, a decorated set mainly defined by set pieces, colorful but appropriate costumes (Angela Wood), some stirring performance,s and well executed dances thanks to Orlando Alexander. Martin Lang, the director, certainly had his hands full directing traffic and arranging the technical aspects of the piece but he also managed to get some pretty good acting from his cast.
Fiddler on the Roof is a perfect musical. It features a great book by Jerry Stein, with an oh-so-hummable score by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick. Many of the songs have become great standards in the musical theatre: "If I Were A Rich Man," "Sunrise, Sunset," "Matchmaker," "To Life," "Far from the Home I Love," etc. The story, based on the beloved tales of Sholom Aleichem, is set in a small Ukrainian village in the early 1900s. At its heart it is the story of Tevye, a milkman, and his family, a wife and five daughters. Many have called it a "Jewish" musical. It is about this Jewish village of Anatevka, but at its center are a family and their story. The audience in Glendale is not a Jewish audience and a good third of them were young kids being exposed to it for the first time. They ate it up. Fiddler on the Roof is a universal story with universal themes rooted in history.
The cast is led by the very capable Richard Malmos as Tevye. Lisa Dyson does a good job as his wife Golde. I also liked Nicole Ligerman as Tzeitel, Heather Dudenbostel as Hodel, and Daron O'Donnell as Chava. They handled their respected songs and scene work with professional aplomb. Fiddler on the Roof will play at Glendale Centre Theatre until March 24.
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The actor was found hanging in her room in Mumbai
Actor Jiah Khan committed suicide at her Juhu residence in Mumbai on Monday night. The 25-year-old is said to have hanged herself to death. No suicide note was found. According to the police, the actor's mother found Jiah hanging from the ceiling fan in her room at 11 pm last night. The body has been sent for post-mortem. The reason for the suicide is not known yet, and police is currently questioning the actor's mother, house help and neighbours.
Jiah Khan, whose real name was Nafisa Khan, was of British origin, and made her Bollywood debut opposite Amitabh Bachchan in Ram Gopal Varma's Nishabd. The actor was last seen in films like Housefull opposite Akshay Kumar and Ghajini with Aamir Khan.


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PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE DRINKING GAME IDEA: Each time bike commuting is mentioned, stop drinking. You've had too much and you're delusional. Also, stop drinking absinthe.
I think it's time to bring the bike in for a tune-up. It's been 20 months and my maintenance, while loving, has most likely been ineffective and it could use a look from someone who knows what she's doing. I'm a firm believer in pretending to know how to tune up my own bike, but since I suspect that parts need replacing and I'm not really confident enough to attempt that myself, I figure I might as well just skip the part where I ineffectually fiddle with things only to have to bring it to the shop later. Maybe tomorrow.
I took the new usual route home, following Massachusetts Avenue through Dupont Circle and then down 19th street. I stopped on 19th to pick up sandwiches [When you all put together my festschrift, I'd be really exciting to read the article titled "Corn Chips, Broccoli and Sandwiches: The Role of Food in Tales from the Sharrows."] and after I picked up the sandwiches, I put them in my bag and put the bag back on my bike and then I rode home. I was going to write that "I then rode home the sandwiches" but I didn't want to leave you the impression that I rode the sandwiches and not my bike. That would be a very different blog. Probably a better one.
Still no cycle track on L Street, but this might not be the case come November. While I do plan most of my commute routes based on the presence of bike lanes, I don't think the cycle track will become part of my normal routine. That's not to say that I'm not excited about it- I'd watch green paint dry- but it just won't really help my commute. Will it help your commute?
I saw Kenyan McDuffie starting his car in front of the JAWB. He looks like a nice guy.
Segway riders wear helmets and yet the sanitation workers who ride on the back of garbage trucks don't wear helmets. Just an observation.
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Excited about the L St cycletrack! I can definitely incorporate it into my bike commute.
Yeah, I'm with you on the helmet thing. Wear one if you want, and I think you should, but if you don't, that's ok too. I mean, if anyone should wear a helmets it's motorcyclists, then people riding in cars. Have you seen the speeds at which those things travel?
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Brides, grooms and other wedding professionals love the San Francisco Bay Area wedding cake bakeries and cake designers listed below. How do we know? We ask them ourselves—and if we don't hear raves, we don't consider them Certified By The Guide. Here Comes The Guide lists vendors who aren't just talented, but also ethical, reliable and easy to work with—i.e., professional in every sense.
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Ending a bitter seven-month standoff, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton apologized to Pakistan on Tuesday for the killing of 24 Pakistani troops last fall and won in return the reopening of critical NATO supply lines into Afghanistan. The agreement could save the U.S. hundreds of millions of dollars in war costs.
Resolution of the dispute also bandages a relationship with Pakistan that will be crucial in stabilizing the region. The ties have been torn in the past year and a half by everything from a CIA contractor who killed two Pakistanis to the unilateral U.S. raid on Osama bin Laden's Pakistan compound.
But the accord carries risks for both governments - threatening to make Pakistan's already fragile civilian leadership look weak and subservient to the United States while offering fodder to Republicans, including presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who contend that President Barack Obama says "sorry" too easily.
The first trucks carrying NATO goods should move across the border on Wednesday, U.S. officials said. It could take days to ramp up supplies to pre-attack levels, but around two dozen impatient truck drivers celebrated the news in a parking lot in the southern city of Karachi by singing, dancing and drumming on empty fuel cans.
"We are sorry for the losses suffered by the Pakistani military," Clinton said, recounting a telephone conversation she had with Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar concerning the deaths that led Pakistan to close the supply routes. "I offered our sincere condolences to the families of the Pakistani soldiers who lost their lives. Foreign Minister Khar and I acknowledged the mistakes that resulted in the loss of Pakistani military lives."
"I am pleased that Foreign Minister Khar has informed me that the ground supply lines into Afghanistan are opening," Clinton added in her statement.
It marked the first time any U.S. official formally apologized for the deaths, a step hotly debated within the Obama administration and one demanded by Pakistan before it would reopen the supply routes. Pakistani lawmakers also wanted Washington to halt all air strikes in the country and stop shipping weapons and ammunition to Afghanistan through Pakistani airspace, demands the U.S. has ignored. Negotiations stumbled at one point over transit fees Pakistan sought to charge.
The November incident was the deadliest among the allies in the decade-long fight against al-Qaida and other extremist groups along the Afghan-Pakistani frontier.
An American investigation found that Pakistani forces fired first and U.S. soldiers responded in self-defense. It blamed bad maps, poor coordination and Islamabad's failure to provide the locations of its borders for the failure to determine if Pakistani forces were in the area. Pakistan argued that its troops shot at militants who were nowhere near coalition soldiers, and accused the U.S. of launching a deliberate attack.
The breakdown of the U.S.-Pakistani partnership arrived at an awful time, only weeks after Clinton and CIA Director David Petraeus went to Islamabad to patch up the relationship and secure a Pakistani commitment to snuff out support given by its intelligence services to the Taliban - support that Washington sees as a threat to the Afghan war effort.
The Obama administration, in an election year, expressed regret for the deaths but dug in its heels over the word "sorry," fearful it might open the president to criticism from Republicans already critical of Pakistan's links with militants fighting in Afghanistan.
It is also unclear what the apology will mean for the U.S. call for Pakistan to crack down on the militant Haqqani network, which is believed to use Pakistan as a rear base for attacks on American troops in Afghanistan.
Having titled his campaign book, "No Apology," Romney accuses Obama of having gone "around the world and apologized for America." The accusation refers to Obama's trip to Cairo early in his presidency, when he sought to repair U.S. relations with the Muslim world. Clinton's remarks made no reference to an "apology," though she did use the word "sorry."
Obama made no comments about Pakistan on Tuesday, leaving Clinton's statement as the only official U.S. explanation of the agreement. It was released just as Pakistani civilian and military leaders were meeting to discuss whether to reopen the routes, and there was no confirmation from Islamabad of a decision for more than two hours.
"The main thing is that a superpower has acknowledged our principled stance, and they have shown flexibility," said Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira, speaking in Urdu. "It was not the issue of money. It was the issue of our sovereignty," he said, adding that American authorities assured Pakistan there would be no repeat of the incident.
The prime minister's office said the government reopened the supply lines in and out of Afghanistan to help its northern neighbor's "transformation process" more than a decade after bin Laden used the country to launch the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and the U.S. responded by helping overthrow the Taliban.
It stressed that re-opening the supply lines would help the U.S. pull out of Afghanistan sooner, saying the transition was in "Pakistan's interest." The statement sought to head off the inevitable political backlash in a country where anti-American sentiment is rife and the United States is often blamed for internal problems.
Still, Pakistan's more conservative political groups rejected the decision. Amirul Azim, a top leader of Pakistan's radical Jamaat-e-Islami party, said, "The main thing is that we should not reopen the NATO supply route, and we should isolate ourselves from this so-called war against terrorism."
The Pakistani Taliban vowed to attack the supply trucks once they started moving.
"We will do our best to stop the NATO supply and will never allow someone to ship weapons for killing Muslims," Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ahsanullah Ahsan told The Associated Press by telephone from an undisclosed location.
The fallout over the re-opened supply lines could hurt Pakistan's civilian government, which was re-established four years ago after a history of military coups. It has struggled to assert itself against the powerful Pakistani army and hardline Islamist religious leaders and politicians, who will likely point to the several parliamentary demands the U.S. ignored, including the call for an "unconditional apology" for the attack. Washington mentioned mistakes on both sides.
Clinton said Pakistan wouldn't charge any new transit fee and the reopening would help the U.S. draw down its forces in Afghanistan "at a much lower cost."
The U.S. government has never paid transit fees directly. Pakistan charges companies $250 per truck for transit, and the U.S. accounts for those fees in its contracts with those companies, so it pays indirectly. During negotiations Pakistan had asked for a flat fee of up to $5,000, but Washington offered extensive road construction projects to sweeten the deal.
With the supply lines closed, the U.S. has been forced to use more costly transportation routes through Russia and Central Asia. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta had estimated the cost at an extra $100 million a month, warning that it could get more expensive as the U.S. started to withdraw equipment in advance of the 2014 troop drawdown in Afghanistan.
Capt. John Kirby, a Pentagon spokesman, said that once the backlog of materiel clears the re-opened supply routes, "we expect to be able to save between $70 million and $100 million per month."
The $100 million a month estimate would mean the lengthy standoff cost U.S. taxpayers some $700 million, and denied Pakistan's revenue-starved government millions of dollars in transit fees.
The total could be more.
The Pentagon asked Congress last week for approval to transfer $2.1 billion from other funds to cover costs largely resulting from the closure of the Pakistan supply routes.
Three separate transfers totaling $1.7 billion covered increased fuel and transportation costs for the Army resulting from the closed routes. A fourth transfer of about $370 million was for the Air Force, which had to increase the transportation of supplies by air in part to compensate for the shutdown of the ground routes through Pakistan. The budget request did not specify how much of the $370 million was related to the Pakistan problems and how much was just additional support for the war.
Much of those added costs already have been incurred, but the Pentagon plans to do a review of the transfers to see whether any of the money can be saved, although no major changes are expected.
Panetta said Tuesday he welcomed Pakistan's decision.
"We remain committed to improving our partnership with Pakistan and to working closely together as our two nations confront common security challenges in the region," he said.
According to a senior defense official, the agreement also could cost the U.S. as much as $1.1 billion. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the details were not final, said the Pentagon intends to submit $1.1 billion in approved requests for reimbursement of money the Pakistan government has spent on counterterrorism operations that were incurred largely along the border.
The requests for aid are approved by the defense secretary and then Congress is notified. Lawmakers can vote to reject them.
Rebecca Santana reported from Islamabad. Associated Press writers Lolita C. Baldor in Washington, Sebastian Abbot in Islamabad and Rasool Dawar in Peshawar, Pakistan, contributed to this report.


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Phoenix, AZ 85016
Phone: 602-241-1881
Price Range: $20 to $40
Dick's Hideaway offers generous portions of New Mexican cuisine served in a friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Popular items include the shrimp quesadilla with roasted red pepper sauce, carne adovada and chili relleno with turkey, pork or beef.
Cuisines: New Mexican
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Dick's Hideaway is one of those restaurants we almost hate to write about. The food is fabulous, the atmosphere is intimate, and we'd hate to see its cozy charm overwhelmed by swarms of newfound friends.
Driving by, you'd never know the Hideaway exists. There are no signs at the tiny bistro and none along 16th Street outside. But once you walk through the distinctive copper door into the savory aroma of meat sizzling on a wood-fired grill, there's no doubt you've found the right place.
Be forewarned: The Hideaway is small, with two tables that seat four people each, a half table for two and a long bar with room for 10 or 12. That's it.
(There's also a dining room for private dinners where, by the way, President and Mrs. Bush and Sen. and Mrs. John McCain dined during the fall campaign. The private room seats about two dozen and is available to groups that meet certain price minimums. Ask the manager for details.)
The main restaurant-bar area is cozy and, as you might expect, often crowded.
Knowing this, we arrive early, about 5 p.m., on a Sunday. There's plenty of seating at the bar, but the tables are taken, one by a single diner, who ignores our mental messages to do the polite thing and move to the bar and open the table for our party of four. Hunger, apparently, has weakened our telepathic powers.
No matter. We settle for the comfy stools at the bar, where we enjoy the warmth and aroma of the pecan-wood fire.
The menu at the Hideaway is the same one you'll find at Richardson's Cuisine of New Mexico, just around the corner on Bethany Home Road in the same L-shaped strip mall. No surprise because Richardson Browne owns both, as well as the relatively new Rokerij, a few blocks north.
The atmosphere at Dick's is casual and friendly. Two TV sets are generally tuned to sports, sound down, so you can enjoy the smooth rock music in the background. Unlike many bars, the volume is low enough to encourage conversation.
My companions and I have dined here several times, yet we scour the menu eagerly.
Jim, who almost always orders the Pasta Heidi ($19), a pleasing combination of green chile linguine and grilled chicken with chipotle cream, surprises us by going for the Chimayo Chicken ($21). Jeff's not as hungry and decides on the Carne Adovada Burrito ($10), and Betty, our vegetarian, orders the meat-free Tamale Plate with mushrooms ($12). I splurge on the New Mexican Surf and Turf ($24), an inspired combination of 6-ounce beef tenderloin, two jumbo chipotle grilled shrimp, three flat enchiladas, rice, beans and a green chile potato.
We start with the old comfort-food staple of Yellow Corn Chips ($3), a generous serving of which arrives piping hot with two small sides of salsa.
Both the Surf and Turf combo and the Chimayo Chicken come with a salad, a satisfyingly straightforward combination of lettuce, tomato, chopped green onions and red peppers, topped by Jack and Cheddar cheese and just the right amount of a creamy jalapeño ranch dressing.
My tenderloin is tender and tasty, without a gram of fat or gristle. The shrimp, though, seem on the smallish side of jumbo and are slightly overdone. The three blue corn enchiladas, however, are sublime, slathered with a perfectly seasoned mix of beans and chorizo, topped with Jack and Cheddar cheese, with just a bit of crunch in the tortillas.
Like most of the Hideaway's specialties, the Surf and Turf comes with a green chile potato, a savory mix of mashed potatoes and red chile spread atop a roasted green chile.
The Chimayo Chicken, stuffed with spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, poblano chile and Asiago cheese, is perfectly fine, but the Carne Adovado Burrito, stuffed with pork simmered in red chile sauce is nothing short of superb - tender, juicy and well-seasoned, every bite a little taste of heaven.
The tamales, we all agree, are on the dry side and not as flavorful as those we've enjoyed here in the past.
Other menu items include a red chile prime New York steak ($26), rack of lamb, with chile jelly ($26), pork chop chorizo ($23), posole ($14), Red River chile ($14), green chile stew ($16), five kinds of pizza ($15 each), a dozen kinds of appetizers ranging from corn chips ($3) to seafood quesadilla ($12) and New Mexico sausages ($9).
Look for the daily specials, often featuring seafood, on the wallboard over the tables.
The Hideaway offers a good variety of domestic and imported beers, with five - Anchor Steam, Dos Equis, Stella Artois, Guinness and Widmer Brothers - on tap.
Wine lovers will enjoy the wide selection, especially from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., when you may choose from 10 reds and 10 whites for just $6 a glass.
"We make all our food on the premises," says general manager Phil Kelly, "going for the highest quality, with generous portions and priced right, served in a friendly neighborhood atmosphere."
Only one thing keeps Dick's Hideaway from being perfect: There's no non-smoking section. Many times, that's not a problem. But it takes only a handful of smokers in the tiny bar to distract diners from the ambrosial food they've come to enjoy. And that's a shame.
- John Stanley
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You know the song: The most beautiful sound I ever heard; All the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word—Maria; I just met a girl named Maria.
Over the past 15 years at Latina we have met many Marias; some journalists, some fashion designers, some fictional, some icons, some boats. Check out the extraordinary and exceptional Latinas that made the list of our 15 favorite Maria's of all-time! And then feel free to yell at us about who we left off, because boy did we fight about it in the office...
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Two weeks ago I followed a tutorial to FTP into my iphone (it was already jailbroken) and it worked perfectly. I transfered the files I wanted and that was that. Then a week later I tried it again...no dice. I tried redoing the entire network, I tried creating a whole new network...nothing worked. I got frustrated and stopped trying. Then a few days ago I tried it again...and it worked...but it didn't work the next day.
I've tried it on a completely different network once and it worked the first time...but I haven't been back to try it there again.
I've tried using DHCP to assign my IP's, I've tried doing it manually...neither one works (consistently).
I have a perfect connection to my wireless network on both ends...my network has no problems with any other traffic whatsoever.
When I try to S-FTP into the iphone using Cyberduck it just sits there saying "Opening SSH connection to 192.168.0.113..." and eventually times out.
any idea what I should try next?
for reference sake, my iphone is awake and SSH is turned on when I try this.Last edited by Pselus; 12-05-2007 at 12:32 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
sometimes when the phone locks up after a while to wifi goes out.....set ur auto lock to never and try it
auto lock was already set to "never" (that's the way I like it)
couldn't FTP or SSH in last night...but this time I did a bit more researching. Turns out that I can't even ping the iphone from my laptop. It would seem like it wasn't on the network then, except that the router (an old D-Link) sees the iphone and logs that it is accessing the router. Everything else I've tried on my network (other pc's, xbox 360, etc) work fine...just not my iphone.
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Attorney General George Jepsen's announcement Friday of his support for a new Nuclear Regulatory Commission study of on-site storage of nuclear waste at nuclear power plants will have no impact on the Millstone Power Station in Waterford or its plans to expand on-site waste storage.
Jepsen's statement Friday was in response to a recent NRC decision to direct staff to produce an Environmental Impact Statement on its 2010 finding that spent nuclear fuel could be stored safely at power plant sites for up to 60 years after a plant closed. Before that, the NRC had said spent fuel could be stored safely on site for 30 years after the decommissioning of a reactor.
The 2010 finding was challenged in court by Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, among others. In a June decision, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia said the rule change could not become final without an impact statement or "finding of no significant environmental impact" as required by the Environmental Policy Act of 1969. The statement is an analysis of the effects of a federal action on various aspects of the environment, alternative actions and steps that could be taken to minimize effects.
Since the ruling, the NRC has said it would develop an Environmental Impact Statement within the next two years, along with a revised finding about the rules for storage of spent nuclear fuel.
NRC spokesman Neil Sheehan said the issue pertains only to new plants seeking licenses and to existing plants seeking license renewals. Existing plants with current licenses, such as Millstone Units 2 and 3, would not be affected.
Susan Kinsman, spokesman for the Attorney General's Office, said Connecticut's main interest in the issue pertains to the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant in Buchanan, N.Y., which is within 30 miles of the state border. The license for one of the two operating reactors there is set to expire next year, and the other is set to expire in 2015. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has called for a shutdown of the plants.
Ken Holt, spokesman for Millstone owner Dominion, said the company had no comment on the NRC's decision or the attorney general's statement Friday.
Millstone plans to submit an application to the Connecticut Siting Council within the next month for a sevenfold expansion of its capacity for on-site storage of spent nuclear fuel. It currently has 19 dry cask storage units on site and already has permission to build up to 40 units.
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Great Cruise with a Little Stumble: Grand Princess Cruise Review by IdahoCruises
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Destination: Hawaii
Embarkation: San Francisco
We are a couple in our mid 60's who decided on this cruise after my mom passed away in April. My wife had cared for her for several years and I thought this would be a great way to reward her.
We flew into San Francisco the night prior to our cruise and stayed at the Best Western Plus Tuscan. The rooms were very clean and that staff extremely helpful. Room was a little smaller than originally thought, but was very comfortable. The onsite restaurant had some of the best food I have ever had in a great, Italian theme. We ate dinner the night we arrived and breakfast the next morning. Both meals were outstanding!
Although the motel was just a few blocks from Pier 39, we arrived too late to make the walk there.
The morning of our cruise we called a taxi and it was there immediately. Short drive to Pier 35 and porters were available to More take our luggage immediately. We arrived at the pier at 11:30.
Embarkation was one of the smoothest I've ever seen. Outside we were directed to the boarding area, filled out our "Have you had a sniffle today" cards, went through security and were on board by 11:45. Since we had pre-ordered some adult beverages and snacks, they were in our room when we arrived. We got to munch all afternoon on shrimp, cheese and guacamole and chips (all very good).
We had B750 Owners Suite and the balcony was about 9 x 20 with two loungers and a table, and a dining table with four chairs. Could have had a large sized party there! Room was slightly smaller than we had thought, but still plenty of room for the two of us. NOTE ABOUT THE BEDS: All beds on the Grand have been replaced with new pillow tops and were very comfortable. We had also thought the room would be a little prettier than it was.
The ship left the pier at the scheduled time and 40 minutes later under the Golden Gate Bridge.
As it would turn out, our room steward was very, very good and he anticipated our every need.
Since the prior travel day had been a long one and with all the hustle and bustle (and excitement), and being full of snacks, we stayed in our room for the evening to catch up on much needed rest. The next day our fun would start….
We awoke the next morning and ordered breakfast in the stateroom. Since we were in a suite, we had a little better menu, but it would prove to be boring after a few days usually eggs prepared different ways, bacon, sausage, pancakes, fruit, or oatmeal. The international café had a larger selection, and the food was acceptable, so we switched back and forth between stateroom and the dining room menu in our suite.
We also had breakfast in Sabatinis several mornings and it was very good and a nice, quiet place to relax - with superb service.
After breakfast we ventured forth to see what was going on. Sammi, our cruise director was GREAT (and what a character). We watched the Wake Show each morning to start our day off with a laugh. The shops were the usual cruise ship shops, and, other than Facets (the jewelry store), and some great buys on tee shirts, we did not spend much at the shops. My wife and I each bought watches at Facets. The only hang up here was that I was quoted a price for mine and got a phone call later that the band was not included. Since the watches were expensive, I asked that the band be included. At first, they offered only a 10% discount. Upon declining their offer, they said they would call corporate HQ and see what could be done. A couple of days later, the offer came back from corporate and the band was included in the original price. Great service from Princess!!!
Sea days were spent mostly on the Piazza where there was always good entertainment, the casino, eating and eating more (I guess we felt they might run out of food somewhere along the way).
We ate three dinners in Sabbattini's and the food and service were the best of any specialty restaurant on board. We ate once at the Crown Grill, and, although the filet and lobster were good, the food was not quite up to par with Sabbattini's. The Crab Shack was open several nights on the ship and was very popular. We ate there one night and vowed not to go back. Those that ate there all seemed to like it, and, since preference in food is a subjective thing, maybe it was just us. We ordered King Crab legs and got crab legs about the size around as a small finger. Everything was also heavily dosed in Old Bay seasoning, which, while we like Old Bay, there was too much for our taste. We asked about the crab legs and the host said they were Kings. Being from the northwest, King crab legs to us are about the size around as a golf ball and very long. Service in the Crab Shack was very good and you can throw your shells on the paper they spread on the table.
Lunches in the Horizon Court were good and varied some of the food was excellent. Service was also excellent.
Since we had done the main dining room on numerous cruises, we took advantage of eating dinner from the MDR menu in our suite. All of the food was very good and the lobster was outstanding, sweet and cooked perfectly.
Casino staff was very attentive, and we never lacked for a beverage (even had some comped). Bar service, in other areas of the ship, when available, was also very good. We found out that the bar staff is moved to the busiest areas of the ship both day and night, and in some of the quieter areas, it was even hard to get a cup of coffee, water, or another sort of beverage.
Activities on board were numerous and varied and there was ''"something for everyone" going on continuously ''" those with kids on board (not many) noted that their kids loved the childrens area and activities and could hardly wait to go back the next day.
Finally our first port and Lahaina, Maui. We had booked a shore excursion to the Maui Aquarium. After waiting in the Princess Theatre for 40 minutes after the scheduled departure, we were on a tender and headed ashore. Upon arriving at shore, our tour group got in the prescribed line, but, no tour busses. After 1 ½ hours standing in the heat on concrete, many of us simply returned to the ship due to other activities planned ''" and since the tour was so late to begin ''" had other obligations to be met. Kind of a bummer for paying for something you never receive and having your time disrespected. All who returned to ship are still working with Princess for a refund.
Honolulu the next day and another excursion to the Napali Coast. This was a very good excursion with several picture stops ''" although very short stops. The Napali Lookout area is in a dense rainforest (yes, we got wet), with high winds ''" but the view is spectacular. Well worth the cost.
After the tour, we were dropped off by the bus at the cruise terminal. That was when the ''"fun" started. As I got off the bus, I was waving to some people we had met onboard, and, in my own clumsy way, tripped over a curb and fell. My hand caught the majority of the fall, but my hip also clobbered the pavement. The medical center on board took x-rays and could find no fractures, but sent me to a hospital for a CAT scan. Also negative. Back to the ship just prior to sailing, complete with pain killers and a walker. Princess also let me use a wheel chair when needed at no charge. Although this created a much lowered activity level for me, I was still able to navigate around the ship, and with my great wife's help, we were able to carry on. It did end our shore excursion activities for the rest of the cruise. Medical staff on board were great to deal with. They were also busy with multiple heart attack victims, multiple broken bones, and one reported death on board.
The ship condition was good. Rust control is taking place on railings and balconies are being deep cleaned. Out balcony was chipped free of rust on the balcony itself, primer painted over the affected areas, and the decking deep cleaned. New carpet was laid on the floors surrounding the aft pool areas, and hallways were being re-carpeted during the entire cruise. Princess is making an effort to keep the ship in good shape. After having owned a 70 foot yacht in Puget Sound, rust is always a problem and is very hard to keep up with. Princess appears to making strident efforts to take care of affected areas.
Smoking has changed somewhat. Snookers Bar forward, aft on deck 15 (just outside of the One Five, port side) and starboard on deck 7 are the designated smoking areas. Most comfortable is deck 15 with couches, tables, partially enclosed, ceiling fans ''" and was always busy. Smoking still allowed in the Casino on the starboard side and in the casino prior to 6 PM on formal nights.
There were some rumors on board that the Grand would become a completely non-smoking ship after dry dock. I think those rumors were quashed while still onboard. According to the crew, the ship will be dry docked in Victoria, not Vancouver. Still seems to be a little confusion over where she will be.
Our ending impressions are that 15 days was too long ''" mostly because the food all started to taste the same. Some on board wished that an overnight could be done in Honolulu since there is so much to do. Ensenada got mixed reviews and many stayed onboard. Since the ship is not US flagged, it is by law that it has to stop in a foreign port before re-entering the US. Disembarkation was a nightmare until we got to the pier where a Princess Representative helped us find our baggage and transportation.
One final note: Since I was temporarily in a wheel chair, I saw what many passengers with disabilities see. A few of our fellow travelers went out of their way to accommodate us, hold doors open and get us on elevators. The majority were rude, cut in front of us to get on the elevators and when ''"wheeling around on the decks." The Princess staff was exceptionally great to us during this time and should be commended.
We would take this cruise again if there was an over night in Honolulu.. Princess has always been our line of choice, and this trip, ship, and crew did not disappoint. Less
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Parampreet's father Amarjeet Singh said that Maluka was trying to shield Pardhan and his public statement in favour of the former mayor had established his claim that the state government was trying to protect Pardhan and his family.
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UBS faces $1 billion fine for Libor rigging
Swiss bank UBS is expected to pay about USD 1 billion to settle charges of rigging the Libor interest rate benchmark, according to a person familiar with the situation, making it the second major bank to be officially ensnared by the global scandal.
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The announcement could come as early as Monday, this person said.
Such a penalty, more than double the USD 450 million fine levied on British bank Barclays
Barclays in June admitted it improperly took trading positions into account when reporting interest rates used to calculate the Libor benchmark, touching off a firestorm that forced its chairman and chief executive to quit.
The settlement also prompted a political and public backlash against standards in banking across Europe and the United States.
The Libor benchmarks are used for trillions of dollars worth of loans around the world. Tiny shifts in the rate, compiled from daily polls of bankers, could benefit dealers in complex products.
While details in the Barclays settlement showed traders brazenly gaming the system, the expected size of the UBS settlement indicates that Barclays may prove to be far from the worst offender and that other settlements may also be larger than Barclays'. Overall, more than a dozen banks have been caught in the international inquiry.
UBS declined to comment. The agencies expected to be involved in the settlement, including Britain's Financial Services Authority and the US Department of Justice and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission all declined to comment.
UBS said in its third quarter results that on September 30 it had 897 million Swiss francs set aside for litigation, regulatory and similar matters, up from 454 million in March.
The steep fine that UBS has agreed to pay is a surprise because the bank, since 2011, has cooperated with law-enforcement agencies in their probes, according to regulatory filings and court documents.
The bank disclosed it received conditional immunity from the Justice Department's antitrust division and other international competition authorities, which suggests the bank's USD 1 billion payout could have been higher without that leniency.
Some clues to UBS's alleged central role in the Libor conspiracy were included in documents filed earlier this year by the Canadian Competition Bureau, which investigates anti-competitive activity.
The documents describe how a "cooperating party" tried to artificially move yen Libor. UBS is the cooperating bank, people familiar with the situation have said.
Those documents allege that a trader at the bank - called "Trader A" - contacted traders at four other banks. On one occasion, "Trader A" instructed a trader at another bank on what Libor submission to make.
It is unclear if UBS will resolve the Canadian probe as part of the imminent settlement.
Authorities are also investigating the actions of individuals. This week British police and anti-fraud officers made the first arrests in connection to the Libor probe, detaining a former trader and two other men, sources said.
One of those arrested was former UBS and Citigroup
The fine will mark another blow to UBS, which has had a tough 18 months after suffering a USD 2.3-billion loss in a rogue trading scandal, management upheaval and thousands of job cuts.
"I'm not sure how much more reputational damage can be done to UBS," said Chris Wheeler, analyst at Mediobanca in London. "They are rebuilding that slowly, but it won't help the wealth management business when you see this as a headline."
Banks are keen to put such fines behind them as they attempt to rebuild credibility among politicians, the general public and investors following the financial crisis which forced taxpayers to bail out the banking system.
But the fresh spate of probes and settlements are putting banks' malpractice back to the forefront.
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Investigators are assessing whether banks used responses to the daily survey of the rates they would offer to other banks to try to nudge Libor, perhaps by only a few hundredths of a percentage point. Such a move could still benefit their own trades in bonds or more complex deals linked to that rate.
Banks found guilty also face civil lawsuits from those they traded with. Some borrowers complain they paid more interest than they should have, although others may have paid less.
Reuters' parent company Thomson Reuters Corp collects information from banks and uses it to calculate Libor rates according to specifications drawn up by the British Bankers Association (BBA).


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Country | Barbados |
Largest city | Welchman Hall |
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• Type | Parliamentary democracy |
• Parliamentry seats | 1 |
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• Total | 34 km2 (13 sq mi) |
Population (2010 census) | |
• Total | 14,249 |
• Density | 420/km2 (1,100/sq mi) |
The parish of Saint Thomas ("St. Thomas") is found in the centre of Barbados. It is one of only two landlocked parishes in the island, the other being Saint George to the south.
Saint Thomas also exists as one of the whole constituencies existing in Barbados, the others being, Saint Lucy and, Saint Andrew. It is represented in The House of Assembly by member of the Barbados Labour Party, the Hon. Cynthia Forde J.P., M.P.
Parishes bordering Saint Thomas[edit]
- Saint Andrew - Northeast
- Saint George - Southeast
- Saint James - West
- Saint Joseph - East
- Saint Michael - Southwest
In 1997, the Government of Barbados under the Ministry of Education in an attempt to create more spaces for the increase in entrants into Secondary Schools, opened the St. Thomas Secondary School the precursor of the Lester Vaughan Secondary School - named after a very distinguished Barbadian who assisted in the transformation of the Educational Sector as well as wrote the National Pledge of Barbados. To date, the Lester Vaughan School is the youngest Secondary School and one of the most technologically advanced in the Island.
The Barbados Association for Children With Intellectual Challenges operates the Challenor School for both children and adults with mental retardation.
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VICTORVILLE — San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department officials said a Victorville man was killed Monday night when he lost control of his motorcycle near the intersection of Hesperia and Seneca roads.
Deputies were dispatched to a call of a single-vehicle traffic collision just after 7 p.m. They found a motorcycle resting on the dirt shoulder of Hesperia Road, with the rider dead.
Philip John Belanger, 34, was identified by San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner officials as the deceased motorcyclist.
Authorities said the motorcycle was traveling north on Hesperia Road past the Seneca Road intersection. As the roadway curved, the rider lost control of his motorcycle and it fell to the ground. The motorcycle began to slide, hitting the curb and street light on the west side of Hesperia Road before coming to rest on the dirt shoulder of Hesperia Road.
The Victorville Major Accident Investigation Team was investigating whether speed played a factor in the collision.
Hesperia Road was closed in both directions in the area of the traffic collision until approximately 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.
The Victorville MAIT is continuing the investigation. Anyone with information about the crash can call Sheriff's Service Specialist D. Whitson at 760-241-2911.
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