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New England budget 11.24.09
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YOUTUBE THREATS: YouTube rappers charged with threatening police, New Bedford probation officer - Two men who police say are members of a local rap group were arrested after appearing in a profanity-laced YouTube video threatening a state police officer and a New Bedford District Court probation officer. The video contains images of crime scenes, guns, police officers and police cars. By Grant Welker.
COP DEATH: Elderly driver who killed cop sentenced to 1 year house arrest - Ronald E.Gale, who will turn 80 next week, changed his plea in Norfolk Superior Court to guilty Monday, and was sentenced by Judge Janet L. Sanders to a year of house arrest and 15 years probation, with no possibility of ever driving again. By Allison Manning.
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DRUNKEN DRIVING: Device intended to keep drunken drivers off roads - Hingham police show how interlock safety devices installed in vehicles prevent drunken drivers from starting their cars. By Dennis Tatz.
BIG MONEY: Raynham man scores $100,000 in TV poker tournament - Brian Barboza, who won $100,000 on "Million Dollar Poker Challenge" that aired on Fox 25 on Sunday, will now be going to Los Angeles in December to take a shot at another $100,000 and possibly a $1 million pot. By Sharon Holliday.
DAY IN THE LIFE: Spending a shift with the Wareham Police Department -- Wareham Courier reporter Ruth Thompson was invited by the Wareham Police Department to ride along with police officers on the 4 p.m. to midnight shift Saturday, Nov. 15. The purpose was for her to get a firsthand account of what being a police officer in Wareham entails.
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STATE SENATE SEAT: Stoneham attorney to run for state Senate seat -- Michael Day, a Stoneham Democrat who works at a major Boston law firm, said Monday ‹ not long after Republican Sen. Richard Tisei's announcement that he would run for lieutenant governor ‹ that he will be running for state Senate.
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HOMES: Home sales increase; median price falls - Sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts shot up by about 17 percent in October when compared to the same month last year, but the median price continued to slide down. By The Herald News.
FUNERAL HOMES: Some local funeral homes violate rules - Several area funeral homes are regretting or disputing the state's charges they violated federal regulations about providing services to the bereaved. By Danielle Ameden.
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SWEET HOUSE: Have $24.5 million? Weston mansion is an abode above all -- Looking to relocate? A nice home just hit the market in Weston. If you long for a quaint, small place to put your feet up, relax and never have to worry about getting lost in your own home, this abode might not fit your style. Those who want their new digs to include a hair salon, private spa, home theater and a waterfall, however, can step to the front of the line.
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FORECLUSURES: Foreclosures may hit hard during holidays in Plymouth County - More Plymouth County families will be facing the threat of foreclosure this holiday season than at any point in the housing crisis so far, according to a review of Registry of Deeds figures. In October, the number of foreclosure notices spiked to the highest level yet, with 317 Plymouth County homeowners receiving the notices. By Kyle Alspach.
O'MAHONEY CARTOON: On holiday travel.
O'MAHONEY CARTOON: On Native Americans, turkeys and Thanksgiving.
GRANLUND CARTOON: On Oprah's new business venture.
GRANLUND CARTOON: On the real 1621 Thanksgiving menu.
LLOYD GARVER: The Heroes of Health Care - I hate to admit it, but some political strategists are geniuses. They have taken something that has been hated, reviled and scorned by Americans for generations and turned it into an institution that many now believe we must protect, foster and preserve. No, I'm not talking about telemarketers who call during dinner. I'm talking about the medical insurance industry.
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PETER CHIANCA: 22 (more) reasons to be thankful -- Around this time each year I like to take a moment to remind my readers that there are still plenty of reasons to be truly thankful. And if I can say that from my perch here in the newspaper business, you can certainly come up with something.
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CHAZY DOWALIBY: Get over yourself and think about others - The next time you're playing shopping cart dodge 'ems, pounding the comment keypad, zipping blithely between lanes, or flipping that phone, take a breath and THINK. Think about one other person who might be affected by what you are doing.
TURKEY TAKE-OUT: More families getting Thanksgiving dinner delivered - Restaurants and caterers are finding increasing demand for prepared Thanksgiving meals, as more families outsource their holiday dinner preparation. By Steve Adams.
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APOCALYPSE: It's the end of the world as we know it: Millions still awaiting doomsday - Like millions of evangelical and Pentecostal American Christians, the Rev. Paul Haynes is watching and waiting for the second coming of Jesus Christ. And like most of them, the retired New Hampshire pastor is resisting the urge to predict the date. By Lane Lambert.
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APOCALYPSE SIDE: End of the world? It's happened before - There have been plenty of predictions that Armageddon was upcoming. And in movie theaters, fresh panic is setting in, thanks to "2012" – a blockbuster premised on the "fact" that on Dec. 21, 2012, all hell would break loose. By Lane Lambert.
REV. TESS BAUMBERGER: Practicing gratitude - As the holidays approach, what keeps coming to my heart is gratitude – gratitude for all the gifts in my life and in my work. So let me invite you to join me in the spiritual practice of gratitude.
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SUZETEE MARTINEZ STANDRING: Blind jewelry designer sees God clearly - Jewelry designer Susan Michel of New York brings a unique insight into gifts. Her one-of-a-kind castings and jeweled flowers are surprising. What is most unexpected is that she is blind. Yet no one would know.
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PHOTO EXHIBIT: MFA exhibit focuses on photographer Harry Callahan -- In the exhibit, ³Harry Callahan: American Photographer,² contrasting images reveal the artistic, inventive and searching qualities that have made the late photographer Harry Callahan a near-legend among collectors, curators and photographers.
THEATER REVIEW: In ³Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration² at the Huntington¹s B.U. Theatre, playwright Paula Vogel aims to build the kind of broad tapestry that¹s the stock in trade of Charles Dickens and E. L. Doctorow, but in the end, it may serve as a reminder of why novels are novels and plays are plays.
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HOLIDAY HELP: Electricians donate time to bring holiday lights to Roslindale -- Paul Roche has been happy to use his skills as an electrician to volunteer around Boston, but doing so in his own neighborhood of Roslindale made the experience even more special for him. On Saturday, the 50-year-old was one of more than 15 Local IBEW 103 electricians from Roslindale, South Boston and Dorchester who donated their time to wire 40 streetlights in Roslindale Village.
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TRADITIONS: Holiday traditions continue at Enchanted Village, Edaville Railroad -- Eight-year-old Ben Kaplan was in awe, staring wide-eyed at the decades-old Enchanted Village display. The nostalgic Christmas village which features the same children and animal figures that were on display years ago in Jordan Marsh at Downtown Crossing in Boston is now on display for free through mid-January at Jordan¹s Furniture in Avon.
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TURN OFF THE LIGHTS: Family says 40-acre Christmas display in Millis on hiatus -- Without 40 acres of bright lights, dancing elves, a jolly glowing Santa Claus, and a peaceful nativity scene this year, Millis won't be quite the winter wonderland it has been in recent years.
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Author, photographer Kevin Michael Connolly "Armed & Ready" for new adventures
No legs? No problem, says Kevin Michael Connolly, who was born without 'em, and at age 27, probably has accomplished more than most people twice his age with all of their limbs intact.
Let's list a few: Traveled around the world? Check. Written a memoir? Check. Had his photography exhibited at the Smithsonian? Check. Won silver at the X-Games in Aspen, dived off a 40-foot cliff, surfed, zip-lined, river-rafted…Yeah, yeah. Check, check, check, check, check.
Now Connolly has his own TV show, "Armed & Ready," which premieres Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 10|9c on the Travel Channel (check out a slideshow of photos from the show). The premise? He travels around the globe again – the same way he has since he was a kid, without a wheelchair or prosthetics – attempting all kinds of crazy adventures, usually with the help of engineers and scientists who MacGyver all sorts of devices to get him through it.


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PHL infrastructure devt: Taking the slow train to nowhere
Images of a portion of the Philippines' oldest light rail transit line ablaze in the middle of the night were exactly what private sector bidders for a $1.4 billion rehabilitation of the country's rail system had feared.
The fire last week, caused by a short circuit that ignited power cables lining the tracks, was the second on Manila's elevated rail system in two months and one of many mishaps in its 29-year life – telltale signs that Southeast Asia's first light rail transit (LRT) network is in dire need of an upgrade.
The reliability of the decrepit rail system, without a government warranty on its performance and potential stiff penalties for operational delays, is one of the reasons for last month's failed tender for LRT 1's expansion and upgrade, the biggest in a series of public-private partnership (PPP) deals worth at least $4 billion Manila is offering to investors to further boost growth in one of Asia's fastest-growing economies.
Of the four groups prequalifed to bid, three backed out at the last minute: DMCI Holdings Inc. with Japanese partner Marubeni Corp., SMC Infrastructure of San Miguel Corp., and Malaysian-Korean MTD-Samsung C&T consortium .
That left Metro Pacific Investments Corp. as the lone bidder submitting a conditional bid without partner Ayala Corp.
"There is no record at all of extensive rehabilitation, maintenance, or infrastructure testing in its years of operation. That is a significant risk," said a senior official at one of the conglomerates who asked for anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
"(If) a segment of that old system falls apart and the accident leads to a catastrophic result, it will be the concessionaire who will be blamed," he said, adding there were steep financial risks via penalties and unrealized profits for each day the rail system is not operational.
The country's top conglomerates and some of the region's big capitalists had initially jumped at the opportunity to fix what the latest Global Competitiveness Report of the World Economic Forum says is the top problem in doing business in the Philippines – inadequate infrastructure.
But delays and problems with PPP projects three years after the program was launched are clouding prospects of an infrastructure boost to sustain economic growth at 7 percent or higher and bring down the country's jobless rate, which at 7.3 percent is the highest in Southeast Asia.
Underinvestment, including in infrastructure, along with the government's failure to transform protectionist policies and liberalize more sectors, have contributed to the country's high unemployment and underemployment rate, the World Bank said in a report on jobs in the Philippines last month.
The government has said it needs to raise infrastructure spending from around 3 percent of GDP now to 5-7 pct of GDP, or by about P300 billion to P500 billion ($6.95 billion to $11.59 billion) annually, to keep pace with its regional neighbors and sustain its growth momentum.
Not viable
Officials from some of the bidders said they knew as early as a year ago the LRT 1 project was not going to fly because the government wanted to pass on what bidders called "excessive" technical, economic and even political risks to the private sector with inadequate returns.
They conveyed their concerns to the government repeatedly, during some of the four one-on-one meetings, around 10 small group gatherings and more than 100 emails prior to the bid, but to no avail, the companies say.
Transportation Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya said the government listened to the companies and changed some of the terms to address concerns.
"We have always kept our ears close to the ground. That's why we spent days, weeks on one-on-ones and answered more than a thousand questions. There were no alarm bells and red lights that came to me days before the bid date," he said in a mobile phone text reply to questions from Reuters.
"We are learning and we want the PPP projects to push through."
The bidders objected to paying real property tax on the rail's expanded 29 km (18 mile) line, since Manila has not paid the tax in the 29 years it has operated LRT 1. The official from the first conglomerate said their calculations showed those tax payments alone would reach P64 billion over the 35-year life of the contract, higher than the project cost.
But their biggest concern was the low tariff setting, which bidders say makes the project unbankable. For LRT 1, Manila is not offering a fixed level of return, unlike in earlier deals.
Using the latest approved fare structure as a basis for the bid, the average fare being set by the government was just a fourth of that in Bangkok, even though rail development costs were similar except for cheaper labor in the Philippines, the official from the first conglomerate said.
Bidders also lament that Manila could not guarantee tariff hikes, a politically charged issue in a city of about 12 million people where the daily minimum wage is under $12. Manila has not imposed a fare hike in more than a decade on any of its three light rail lines due to stiff public opposition, a track record which bidders say could lead to a cash flow squeeze.
"Government should understand they should eliminate risk – risk of income tax, risk of real estate tax, regulatory risk, there are so many risks," said Isidro Consunji, president of DMCI, one of the firms which dropped out of the bidding.
War against graft
For the government of President Benigno Aquino III, whose campaign battle cry in 2010 was to end corruption especially in state contracts, the PPP program was a chance to show the investment community it meant business in its war against graft.
"We want to make sure that the contracts are not onerous and can stand scrutiny beyond this administration," said Cosette Canilao, head of the state agency tasked to oversee the country's PPP drive. "We're making sure that tariffs are not too high and that the level of service is being met."
But the drive to ensure less risk exposure to the government is holding up PPP projects, bidders say, with only two out of a wish list of 35 projects getting off the ground.
State officials are afraid contracts they have signed will haunt them after Aquino's term ends in 2016, just like what is happening to several cabinet and top officials of the previous government of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, herself under detention for a year now on plunder charges.
Private sector sources say they are encouraged by the government's shift in tone after the LRT 1's failed tender. Officials are considering a subsidy and dropping payment of real property taxes ahead of the rebidding of LRT 1 early next year.
Manila is also putting up a P30 billion contingent liability fund in the 2014 budget to finance possible breaches in tariff setting, and considering a 5 percent increase in the tariff upon completion of the 12 km line extension.
Some of these revisions, however, need the approval of an inter-agency board headed by Aquino, who is sidetracked by some major security and political concerns.
With only about 2-1/2 years left before the country's most popular president steps down from office, the private sector hopes big PPP projects will at least be awarded during his term.
"We have already reached a point where time is running out on the implementation of these projects," said Ramon del Rosario Jr., chairman of the influential business lobby group Makati Business Club. "But I am still hopeful that the government will get its act together." – By ROSEMARIE FRANCISCO, Reuters
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Lulu led a fascinating and globetrotting life.Believed to have been caught in the wild, her age is estimated at 62 years.A lot of Lulu's history is lost in the passage of time, so much so, that the international official records cannot be certain of what Zoological Institution she came from when she arrived in Australia.What I can tell you is from my knowledge and having spoken to several older generation keepers, so her story before coming to Taronga (briefly) is this.She was initially hand-raised in a family home in Florida USA, but when she was unable to stay there she was moved to a roadside circus where she performed on a bike wearing a tutu. After that she was transferred to an accredited American Zoo. What we do know is that she arrived at Taronga on 31 March 1965.Older generation keepers speak of Lulu's extraordinary intelligence, and there are a multitude of stories spoken of her. Whether these are true or not, we would like to believe they are.Lulu once escaped from the original chimp exhibit she was in. Her head keeper found her, took her hand and quietly walked her back into the exhibit.There are tales of her finding scrubbing brushes in the exhibit and using them to scrub the walls.When the Chimp group was being moved from the old enclosure to the new exhibit in 1981, Lulu apparently upon being darted for transport, disassembled the dart and then reassembled it before succumbing to the drug.Once in the new chimp exhibit after 1981, Lulu was seen raking the grass with a rake that had been accidentally left behind in the exhibit by a keeper.Given her upbringing, it is a testament to her intelligence that she was able to be an influential figure in Taronga's Chimp Community for many, many years.While at Taronga, Lulu gave birth to 8 children, she has 6 grandchildren across different institutions and by her grandson has 7 great grandchildren.Lulu proved to be a significant figure amongst Taronga's world renowned chimp group for many years.Her upbringing meant that she did have special relationships with specific keepers and some others, surprisingly enough she was enamoured by our senior veterinarian, Larry Vogelnest and an associate veterinarian, Rob Johnson. I myself feel privileged that out of our keeping staff she seemed to like me. No day was ever better than one with an enthusiastic greeting from Lulu.Her particular life experience was never better exemplified than by her transfer from the Chimp exhibit to the Orang Utan house during the redevelopment of the Chimp exhibit between 2009 and 2011. A lot of individuals in the group found the experience quite confronting. However for Lulu it was simply another change of location in her long life history. I remember succinctly being in the van with her on the way back to the redeveloped Chimpanzee exhibit in 2011 and she was totally absorbed with watching the view of people in the zoo as we travelled along. No stress, just fascination. Lulu was an old individual and as I mentioned in my blog on Bessie back in November 2011, there is no cure for old age.Lulu had suffered many age related ailments for several years but her strength of character kept her going.In March this year she sustained an injury like many she had experienced before (it is a rough and tumble world for Chimpanzees) but this injury severely restricted her mobility. Unfortunately over the subsequent months her physical limitations did not improve under treatment, and she's actually deteriorated very significantly over the last few weeks.It was time to say Goodbye.Lulu went by many names: Lulu, Lulu bell, Sweetheart, Darling, the list goes on. She sincerely touched the lives of many generations of keepers that have looked after her. We mourn her departure but she will never be forgotten.- Allan Schmidt, Senior Keeper Primates


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Over 10 months ago on an ordinary afternoon in Tukwila, Washington, Vancouver Whitecaps FC U-18 Residency kicked off their quest for a United States Soccer Development Academy (USSDA) championship.
As the lone Canadian club competing in America's top youth academy system for the first time, bringing home top honours seemed an improbable task at the time.
Not anymore.
After a grueling 32-match season, the U-18 'Caps now stand just one win away from capturing their first USSDA league title in program history.
Match 1: http://youtu.be/bIxpPNMU1Ec?t=51s
Match 2: http://youtu.be/vyXebvodShA?t=1m7s
Match 3: http://youtu.be/RE6WMaD_ab4?t=43s
"It would be a fairytale end," Whitecaps FC Residency head coach Craig Dalrymple told whitecapsfc.com. "They've been fantastic this week and it's just been a culmination of all the good things they've done this year. They've come together as a group and continued to set high standards for themselves. You can see the growth in them on and off the field. That's the most pleasing thing. Whatever we get out of tomorrow's game is really gravy at the end of the season."
The USSDA U-17/18 champion will be crowned this Sunday when Vancouver meets FC Dallas at BBVA Compass Stadium – home of Major League Soccer's Houston Dynamo.
In their lone meeting this season, the two Major League Soccer-affiliated squads played to a 2-2 draw on December 2, 2011 at the USSDA Winter Showcase in Lakewood Ranch, Florida.
With goals from first-team midfielder Bryce Alderson and striker Caleb Clarke, the 'Caps took a two-goal lead before a brace from FC Dallas star midfielder Daniel Garcia evened the game.
"They're probably the best footballing side we've seen this year," Dalrymple said. "They try to out-possess teams and they're very creative so they'll test us and they'll test our defensive resolve. But they've also got that fight and grit about them. They're a competitive bunch. They lost in the final last year so certainly they're here for revenge."
To get to this point, the 'Caps finished atop their group in the USSDA round of 32 last month in Frisco, Texas, posting a 2W-1L-0D record and advancing on goal differential. Midfielder Ben McKendry was the star of the first round for the Blue and White, scoring in each of the team's three fixtures.
By finishing atop their group, the 'Caps were one of eight teams to advance to Academy Finals Week this week in Houston, Texas. And this time around, it has been striker Ben Fisk who has stolen the show.
The 19-year-old Vancouver native netted a hat-trick in both of Vancouver's first two matches — a 4-1 win over North Carolina Fusion and 4-2 win over Northwest Division rival De Anza Force — before the 'Caps sealed their berth to the championship final on Friday, July 20, by earning a point in a 1-1 draw with Colorado Rapids Academy.
Fellow strikers Yassin Essa and the aforementioned Clarke, who led the team with 24 regular season goals, have also caused headaches for opposing defenders throughout the tournament.
Since losing their playoff opener on June 25 in Frisco, the young 'Caps are undefeated in five matches, having outscored their opponents by a 15-4 margin in the process.
All season, the West Conference, Northwest Division champions have lost just six matches outright, and they'll look to keep that stat intact on Sunday.
After suffering a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat to Pateadores in last season's USSDA championship final, FC Dallas enter Sunday's matchup with one thing on their mind: a national championship.
"It would just make the dream come true for this team," captain Mikey Ambrose told fcdallas.com. "We've been working so hard for the last three years. Everything would be perfected if we won that national championship."
This is the third straight year Dallas has qualified for Academy Finals Week, but they have never won the elusive league title.
In addition to Garcia, who led the team with 18 goals during the regular season, the 'Caps will look to contain first-team striker Jonathan Top.
The Homegrown striker, who has recorded one assist in two MLS appearances this season, scored two goals in Dallas' come-from-behind 3-2 victory over rival Solar Chelsea SC on Friday to clinch their berth in Sunday's final.
Garcia and Top both turned down U.S. U-20 national team call-ups to the prestigious Milk Cup in Ireland this month so they could be with the U-18 squad in Houston.
The Central Conference, Texas Division champions, who have lost just four matches this season, registered three consecutive shutouts in the USSDA round of 32 last month, and posted the lowest goals against average among all U-18 teams during the regular season. They are unbeaten in eight matches dating back to May 19.
Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. PT at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston, Texas. Tune into whitecapsfc.com to access a live stream of the match and for full post-game coverage.


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SET 3: Cities > Dave's Energy Guide > Cities, Dog Log, Harry Hood, Fluffhead, Ride Captain Ride
ENCORE: Green Onions[4], Cinnamon Girl[4] > Hold Your Head Up[5] > American Woman[6] > Wilson > Peaches en Regalia, Fire
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Set 1: Llama, Guelah Papyrus, Rift, Stash, Reba, My Friend, My Friend[1], Uncle Pen, Sample in a Jar, I Didn't Know[2], David Bowie[3]
Set 2: Buried Alive > Halley's Comet > It's Ice > Bouncing Around the Room, Chalk Dust Torture, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Hold Your Head Up > Cracklin' Rosie > Hold Your Head Up, Poor Heart > Golgi Apparatus
Encore: The Squirming Coil, Carolina
[1] Beginning featured Trey on acoustic guitar.
[2] Fish on trombone.
[3] All Fall Down signal in intro.
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We have been contracted to develop a new website for a new international Cosmetics & Dental Products wholesaler company called "Hallmark Global Trading" (HGT).
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Running through April 16, "The Ultimate Country Music RV Giveaway" sweepstakes with Great American Country (GAC) offers entrants the chance to win a 2012 Lance Campers Ultralight 1685 travel trailer as the grand prize along with two VIP tickets and backstage access to the CMA Festival in Nashville in June. To date, over 400,000 entries have been received.
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Southeast Asia's finest 'new' heritage hotels
By Tina Hsiao and Jules Kay, for CNN • Published 31st July 2014
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An impressive collection of hotels built more than a century ago in Southeast Asia -- catering to a sudden wave of well-heeled globetrotters that cruised in when the Suez Canal opened in 1869 -- still stands proudly today.
Incredibly popular among modern travelers in search of a side of history to go with their luxury digs, we've featured some of the top historic hotels
But in recent years, savvy hotel developers have been capitalizing on tourists' craving for the classics by converting century-old buildings once used for other purposes into luxury accommodations, as well.
Staying in luxury hotels that have seen two world wars certainly adds to the fascination of a trip through the region, especially when you uncover some of the stories absorbed by their enduring walls.
Capella Singapore
1880s (colonial manors)
British Royal Artillery
Singapore's Capella hotel once served as the Royal Artillery Officers' Mess, seen here in the 1950s.
Capella Singapore has four heritage-listed buildings set alongside its newer construction.
Two colonial manors, dating to the 1880s, were once used to house officers in the British Royal Artillery based on Sentosa Island.
One of the Lord Norman Foster-restored buildings is allocated as part of the 111-room hotel; another forms part of the long-stay The Club at Capella.
The other two conservation buildings give the hotel its colonial white facade.
Built in the late 1930s as the Royal Artillery Officers' Mess, they remain perched on the grassy knolls.
The library lounge above the lobby displays nostalgic photos of Christmas dances and New Year's balls with revelers in all their 1950s glam.
Legend has it that before the British surrendered to the Japanese in 1942 during the Battle of Singapore, officers buried regimental silver in the grounds, where to this day it may still remain.
Capella Singapore
, 1 The Knolls, Sentosa, Singapore; +65 (0)6377 8888; from S$780 ($623
MORE: Great Singapore hotels for a staycation
The Siam, Bangkok, Thailand
Before 1862 (Connie's Cottage, Chon restaurant)
Thai house of socialite Connie Mingskau
Four teak structures on the premises of Bangkok's incredible The Siam hotel date back at least 150 years.
Three of them make up the hotel's Thai restaurant Chon; the other is the signature suite, Connie's Cottage.
All four houses once belonged to Connie Mingskau, Thai silk legend Jim Thompson's confidante and one of the last people to see him alive at the Cameron Highlands before his disappearance in 1967.
Each house, at least a century old when bought, had to be dismantled, transported down the Chaopraya River and reassembled in its original location on Sukhumvit Road, where the likes of Jacqueline Kennedy and William Holden attended the socialite's fabled soirees.
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, 3/2 Thanon Khao, Bangkok, Thailan
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Amantaka, Luang Prabang, Laos
First decade of the 20th century
Luang Prabang provincial hospital
The 32 original buildings that now house this all-suite hotel once formed Luang Prabang's old provincial hospital, whose first phase is estimated to have been constructed between 1901 and 1910.
The 32 original buildings that now house the all-suite Amantaka once formed Luang Prabang's provincial hospital.
Courtesy Amantaka
The hospital moved to new facilities in 2005, after which Aman Resorts took over.
With 10 of the buildings protected under UNESCO World Heritage regulations, under strict stipulations they were meticulously restored and turned into 24 luxury suites.
The hotel's high ceilings, shady verandas and louvered doors reflect the town's French colonial influences.
In addition to the luxuries expected of an Aman property -- spa, fitness facilities, fine dining -- there's an onsite gallery showcasing the history of Luang Prabang.
, 55/3 Kingkitsarath Road, Ban Thongchaleun, Luang Prabang, Laos; +856 (0)71 860 333; from $800
Governor's Residence, Yangon, Myanmar
Home to the ruler of Myanmar's southern states
The Belmond Governor's Residence was once home to the ruler of Myanmar's southern states.
The "newest" property on this list, the Governor's Residence has another few years before it hits its official 100-year-old mark, but it's still worthy of inclusion.
A colonial-style teak mansion built in the 1920s, it was once home to the British governors who ruled Myanmar's southern states.
Located in Yangon's Embassy Quarter and set in a gorgeous lotus pool-filled garden, the hotel has rooms of varying sizes, the largest being a two-bedroom suite.
For those with Orwellian "Burmese Days" visions, the fan-cooled verandas and teak armchairs of this heritage property don't disappoint.
Unlike the fabled Strand, this Yangon luxury hotel has a swimming pool -- a huge relief after a day of sightseeing in the dusty former Myanmar capital.
Governor's Residence
, 35 Taw Win St., Dagon township, Yangon; rooms from $260
Carcosa Seri Negara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Late 1800s
Official residence of British High Commissioners
Set deep in the city's historic Lake Gardens, this heritage hotel -- formerly an Aman Resorts property -- was the official residence of all of the highest British representatives to the Malay States from 1904 to 1941.
That all ended with the 1941 Japanese invasion, when Carcosa became the Japanese Senior Officers' Army Mess.
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Rooms in this UNESCO World Heritage site are large.
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Decor is in line with the hotel's architecture, which combines neo-Gothic and Tudor revival influences.
With the exception of the LCD TV, you may feel like you're on the set of a Merchant-Ivory film.
One of Carcosa Seri Negara's highlights is English afternoon tea, served in the drawing room or on the wraparound verandah overlooking impressive gardens.
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Sunday, 15 April 2012
Run, Sian, Run
38 comments:
- debs14 said...
Ha ha! A girl after my own heart, who needs to run when you can get to the same places just by walking! No Olympians in my family, although I do work with a lady who won a gold in the 100 metres at the Summer 1980 Paralympics.
All this talk of exercise makes me feel like I need a sit down and a cup of tea ;-)
- 15 April 2012 at 11:54
- Clare said...
I'm with you on the running, must be on account of my short legs;-) I love your layouts with your childhood photos, I must have a rummage at Mum's and dig out a few of my own to scrap.
- 15 April 2012 at 12:04
- Kirsty.A said...
I absolutely don't do running either.
- 15 April 2012 at 13:20
love it, sian, such beautiful colours and details.
- 15 April 2012 at 13:21
- alexa said...
Such fun! A delightful photo and your peachy, apricoty orangey shades are so cheerful. As always, I admire you layering.
- 15 April 2012 at 13:22
- Emily D. said...
This layout is awesome Sian!! Seriously! The colors are great, and I love the layering and embellishing!
I am definitely not a runner. My short legs don't help and I really need to work on getting up to a run since I haven't in so long! I do like to walk though!
- 15 April 2012 at 13:48
- Nathalie said...
Your page is so pretty Sian, the photo is priceless and the recorded memory made me smile! Love your running shoes :D
- 15 April 2012 at 14:50
- Ginger said...
Although I said I would never do it, in my early thirties my sister convinced me to join the Running Room with her. I did a 5K and felt that overwhelming sense of accomplishment crossing the finish line. I ended up with a injury and never ran again :)
As for the Olympic memories - I can remember watching them as a kid and loving it!
- 15 April 2012 at 15:11
- Maria Ontiveros said...
I love watching the Olympics and have memories of watching it in different years. My only "live" Olympics memory is watching the torch run by and being affected by the 1984 Olympics in So.Cal.
- 15 April 2012 at 15:37
- Scrappi Sandi said...
I've never been one to run althoughI did join in the jogging fad in the 70's for a (very short) while! I'll walk as far as you like though! I was so thrilled when the UK won the Olympic bid, because of what it offers our economy pre & post event! I am looking forward to seeing the Olympic torch coming through Bedford on it's way to London even though I have no desire to go & watch any of the events...I guess sport just bores me! I love this LO & my eyes were drawn to your 1972 shoes! I had some just like that...proper girls shoes! Mine were red leather & I had to polish them on Friday's with 'Ox Blood' shoe polish!! Thanks for the memory!! :D
- 15 April 2012 at 15:57
- Becky said...
Lovely colours in this month's kit - mine is here and I can't wait to start on it. I love your layout - no Olympic memories for me I am afraid - atheltics just have never 'done' it for me! I won't be watching this year either, which may make some people shake their heads, but I'm sorry, just don't like it!
- 15 April 2012 at 16:03
- Irene said...
Great page, super colours and still lovin' what you can do with your Slice. What a gorgeous photograph too taking us on a trip down memory lane. Love the shorts!
- 15 April 2012 at 17:05
- Alison said...
Love the colours and your banners! Running has never been my thing either...and like Becky, I am unlikely to even watch much of the Olympics on TV!
Alison xx
- 15 April 2012 at 17:40
- Jennifer Shaw said...
Hee hee What a sweet story and photo! Love that it looks like you girlies are wearing your party shoes too. This Lo is lovely. Love the muted colours and the dimensional stars. The twine and clothes pegs are cute. UGHH running. I barely made it through the 12 minute run in gym class as a teenager and I was a skinny thing then. ;)
- 15 April 2012 at 18:23
- scrappyjacky said...
Running isn't my thing either....actually no sport is my thing....though I may watch a bit of the Olympics. Like Sandi....my favourite part will be watching the torch come through our town!!!!
- 15 April 2012 at 19:38
- Denise said...
No olympians in my family - and I definitley don't do running! Although I was in the school hockey team and swam for them too :-) long long time ago now
- 15 April 2012 at 19:43
- Denise said...
Ho rude of me - forgot to say - I love your page x
- 15 April 2012 at 19:44
- Louise said...
Sian i am loving all your layouts and this one is as fabulous. The scattering of your embellishments and journalling make for so much detail. Cute photo too!
Definitely not a runner although i do admire those that do and wonder why i can't...or should i say won't! Looking forward to the Olympics x
- 15 April 2012 at 20:06
- Ruth said...
Super cute LO. I'm thinking about training for a 5K run ...
- 15 April 2012 at 20:34
- Lisa said...
none whatsoever in my house! But your layout is adorable. The photo is so cute and all your die cut shapes are perfect for this whimsical design. such pretty colours too. funny what we do as kid, isn't it?
- 15 April 2012 at 21:29
- Melissa said...
My only Olympic memories are watching them on TV (& dreaming). Great layout - I like the use of two different types of pennants for the banner.
- 15 April 2012 at 21:52
- Jimjams said...
Gotta love your ambition - and your eventual realism!! Fab photo
- 15 April 2012 at 22:58
- Rebekah said...
no olympic memories here...in fact, I'm more into running than I ever have been. I hated exercise when growing up, and now I can hardly go a day without it! Thanks for your kind comment on my blog, feels good to get back at it and enjoy the sense of community with others!
- 16 April 2012 at 00:10
- Barbara Eads said...
That picture is so cute!
- 16 April 2012 at 00:50
- Karen said...
I used to run for our County and if I could I would be out running now!
- 16 April 2012 at 07:33
- Linda said...
cute photo Sian! Love the colours you've used:)
- 16 April 2012 at 17:57
- Lizzie said...
When my osteopath forbade me to go running any more, I must admit that I didn't feel sad... I used to run quite regularly, for exercise... I was definitely a fair bit thinner then! Have considered "risking it", in order to get some exercise and lose weight, but of course, it wouldn't last... I always had to push myself to get out there and then I only carried on because it was a routine.
So, I sympathise with your feelings about Running.
But I also love that scrap page and the great photo of two little girls, all fired up by the Olympics! You haven't changed much, by the way... you still have just the same big and happy smile!
I really enjoyed your combination of colours for this page - the pinks, red and oranges look really fab together; I would never have thought of combining these shades all together, but they work so well (at least, they do for Sian!)
- 16 April 2012 at 20:17
- Miss Smith said...
I'm not really a running fan either. But I love the soft tones in this page and the little clusters of layers. Just beautiful.
- 16 April 2012 at 22:23
- Jo said...
Such a sweet picture and a lovely layout. My Olympic story would have to be about how I trained with members of the Olympic swimming team and had Duncan Goodhew as a coach, gave it all up because I was a teenager who thought she knew best!
- 16 April 2012 at 22:32
- Susanne said...
Another pretty page in signature Sian style - love it. And athleticism in S's family - umm . . . not so much.
- 17 April 2012 at 01:44
- Karen said...
LOVE this! I have some "circus" photos that I don't think I want anyone else to ever see!
- 17 April 2012 at 20:12
- Amanda said...
Love the colour combination and what a sweet photo and memory. You've just reminded me of a layout I made featuring my brother and I complete with 70's retro tracksuits.
- 17 April 2012 at 20:28
- Missus Wookie said...
Really like the colour combo here. I've got such a soft spot for dotty papers especially orange ones. Those proud little girls and their patent leather shoes made me smile.
Don't remember much about 1972. I'll walk with you - don't run here. But have members of my family who were involved in the olympics. Hmm - might scrap those memories.
- 17 April 2012 at 21:31
- Julie J said...
What I remember most about the Olympics, Wimbledon, World Cup etc when I was a kid was that it was a sure sign that the telly was going to break!
You have reminded me, however, of a potential running story for Story telling Sunday.
- 18 April 2012 at 00:33
- Ifa said...
LOL.I love the LO. Did you win a medal ? I have been thinking about doing an "olympic" LO but the problem is I don't have a nice race photo like you have.
- 18 April 2012 at 10:02
- Fiona@staring at the sea said...
I love the photo of you and your sister :o) I seem to remember having a very similar pair of shoes myself! Running was the only sport I was any good at. Long distance though, as speed is definitely not my thing! I ran for county in my school days and on the beach (before lectures *gasp*)for exercise in my college days.
- 19 April 2012 at 12:17
- Unknown said...
That's really beautiful, I love the peachy background. No Olympics in my past, I steered well clear of sports even when little I think! I wonder if my daughter will get caught up in the spirit of things this year though, as she already likes to run everywhere and say 'that was really fast, wasn't it Mummy?' x
- 20 April 2012 at 13:53
- Gail said...
Most definitely with you on the running - there is no way! Love the embellishments & colours you've used on the layout. Olympic memories - mine are all via the TV.
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"I told her that I was not comfortable with having my breasts touched and that I had a card in my wallet that explains the type of expanders, serial numbers and my doctor's information and asked to retrieve it. This request was denied. Instead, she called over a female supervisor who told me the exam had to take place. I was again told that I could not retrieve the card and needed to submit to a physical exam in order to be cleared. She then said, "And if we don't clear you, you don't fly" loud enough for other passengers to hear. And they did. And they stared at the bald woman being yelled at by a TSA Supervisor."
"At what point does the need for security eclipse human dignity and compassion?" asked Dorn on her blog.
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"I told them when I went through the scanner that it would show up differently," Gates said. The agent wanted to do a pat down but I asked for a private screening and she said 'no.' She then started feeling my breast."
In yet another case, a Charlotte-area flight attendant was forced by a TSA agent to show her prosthetic breast during a pat-down in late 2010.
"The only reason I'm bringing this up," Cathy Bossi told the media at the time, "is that I do believe the government is getting too intrusive with our bodies. I do believe in security. I honest to God believe in security. But I do believe it has gone too far."
Breast cancer survivor Nancy Stordahl reported on her blog earlier this year that TSA agents seem to have little, if any, understanding of what to expect when they encounter survivors.
"…it seems like there should be more consistency in what's allowed and what isn't. It seems like TSA workers should be better trained to recognize such things as lymphedema sleeves. It seems as if a little more sensitivity should be part of their job training." Stordahl wrote following uncomfortable experiences of her own.
Such people with so called "anomolies" have long been targetd by the TSA. When ProPublica's Michael Grabell filed a Freedom of Information Act request back in 2008, which asked the agency to reveal details of passenger complaints, he found a cancer survivor had complained that a screener had asked her to remove her prosthetic breast to be swabbed for explosives. Grabell's findings were not published until earlier this year because it took the TSA 4 years to respond to the FOIA request.
Breast Cancer survivors represent just a fraction of the people who have injuries or disabilities, yet have been mistreated by the TSA.
Of course, what else should we expect from an agency that demonstrateably and admittedly uses pat-downs as forms of punishment?
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No problem, I saw it on the sidebar and knew you hadn't seen it! Have a great day!
hugs, haven't forgotten you..think about u & pray every night actually. gotta catch up!
I hope you surgery goes well and that the recovery is quick and pain-free. All the best.
....and the dr said what????
Great talking the other day. Hope the dr. had good stuff to tell ya. Now, don't forget my # again! Call whenever you're down friend!
Sorry, been wanting to get in touch every day..always something & never a huge lump of time for a covo. I hope your christmas was good!
zzzzz....Sorry, these pills are making me sleep all the time! Call me & wake me up..lol
Thanks sweetie, I posted about it. Damn it hurts bad. I think about you every day, promise. Now my bandage is coming off & I can't find anyone that carries the product I need--zeroform? guess I'll be going to hosp. for dressing change--ack!You'll be hearing from me tomorrow.
happy birthday
I called the other day. Your phone was really noisy & you couldn't hear me. I thought maybe it was the wound vac or something. I'll try back soon. Hope things are improving &you're keeping your sanity. Thinking about you & saying prayers.
I hope you're on the road to recovery, although it'll be slow. Good news? Thinking of you.
I'm sorry. I can only imagine your frustration.
Hey, been thinking about you but not by bizzare dreams. lol. How's everything going? Any progress? Hope so!
Like the new pic..
Thanx babe!
I had the craziest dream about you! You were scheduled to do an interview on the Today show regarding your recent stem cell treatment you. So I tuned in & to my surprise you were working out with no shirt but the kicker is that you had a mans chest & a super hairy body plus a beard. Weird...
Ha-Sunday gravy...I'll eat some lunch meat at dinner for ya!
Yea, that was sad.
Jersey Shore started last night, geez the drama.
Have a good one--it's my b-day weekend, yay
Hoppe you enjoyed Growing up Twisted..I did. Atleast Deadliest Catch is now over & I didn't need a xanax to get me through the last episode, the others have been tearing my nerves up. I impressioned you last night talking about sauce & gravy & everyone cracked up, lol.
btw, did you see where that crazy family w/ the 19 kids is starting back up Tues?
Good, already from stage 4 right? I'm praying about it, I know being stuck in bed sucks...
Hope your van got fixed, I hate being w/o mine!
Hah-I've run up my minutes talking to out of town peeps about my sick cousin. No LD on the home phone...
What did the dr. say, how's the bum?
tried out a Quantum today, loved it & ordered one. Current chair sux!
Yea,it's 100 here..glad I decided to plan a yard sale-ack! I'm doing good, busy the way I like it.I'll give ya a call next week to see about the dr. appt., hope it'sgood news&you're still able to get up
How's it going? Been thinking 'bout ya & praying. Hugs............
bad, yet good news. just keep an eye on it b4 you're really stuck!
Sorry, my cell went dead on ya last night. I would say enjoy the weekend..but, hope you have some movies or a book. I'm SO shocked about Heath & it's killing me we never forgave each other over an argument. Yet another valuable lesson learned, life is TOO short. Much love to you, friend.
Bummer, I hope it's healing. Most likely tomorrow.
Let me know a good time to call is since the kiddies are out of school. I'm feeling chattier.
Thanks sweetie, same here. My health has taken a beating, I'm getting ready to post about it in a bit. I'm sorry I'm a bad friend when it comes to keeping up. Hugs back!How are you & the family lately?
I've really been thinking about you & we SO need to catch up. Luv ya sweetie!
Thanks sweetie. I hope you & the kiddies are doing well..dating too.
hi anty, hope your well. i haven't been in here for a year or more. i see a lot of new folks. thats the way it is, people move on..
I am glad your doing ok this new year is shitty....when you feel better call hugs anty
Doing better all around...thank goodness! You know what a procrastinator I am w/ the phone, I'm a bad friend. My aircard broke & his netbook crashed so we hadn't had the net for awhile. I hope your NY has been going great, mine started rough w/ the surgery/complications but has since turned into a great one! mwah..
How are you doing....call me...
Thanks sweetie..I'll feel much better when I don't need so many pills..ick. Otherwise, not perfect but much better. I get my staples out tomorrow-yay!hug back!
Thanks Anty
Hey girl, he got it mixed up- you could've posted, however I only told a few peeps here. That was a rough surgery, dear God! I'm finally feeling better, get the pain pump taken 2morrow & may go home on Sat...I'm tired of this place!But so far, everything went perfect but sensory incomplete & spasms too don't make for a good experience. I don't think I'll regret it though, already feel healthier.
Thanks Anty, thats great to know! I was worried. I guess I shouldnt be. But shes so sweet! Im glad. LMK if she needs anything, Thanks, Andrea
Anty -
Have you heard from Shannon? Just wanted to make sure she was feeling/doing well? Thanks, Andrea
You too woman. I'll give you a call in a few..hugs
That's great, can't wait to hear more & what ya did. I guess you'll be enjoying the kids home for awhile. Yea, you have a great holiday too & New Year..everybody loves new years I guess you'll hear from me sometime after the surgery..I should be in anywhere from 4-7 days, pray for 4 please, I hate those places but I should have my laptop too. Take care lady.
Hey, wanted to wish you some luck on that date tonight. Hopefully he'll be a better fit. I'm sure the single life is getting pretty boring but no need to just settle..again.
Just a heads up, my surgery is set for the 5th, I go in on the 4th. Clear liquids is gonna ruin my NY eve but oh well, I'm a witts end here! You'll be my contact only if something goes wrong for here, if that's ok. Most of the other sci #'s I have are for people that refuse to come back here again. lol! Otherwise if things go as planned I'll still give you a heads up when I feel like it. Jeffy said he & his gf broke up..sounded like a shallow beotch though. Maybe we can hook up this summer somehow & make a trip to see him for a boat ride atleast...even if you had to stay here in Va a few days then off to Georgia, idk, we'll see...trips ain't easy these days!
Whoo hoo on the money..sorry about the guy tho...& he sounded so right!
And just how was it? Uh, details needed!
Good luck tomorrow, I hope you two have a WONDERFUL time. Don't gamble too much either! Check ur pm, I changed my addy again.
hey,it says it's pending?
sending again have a great weekend!
that was me that sent u the yahoo request
thanks, have you ever wondered if queen looks down from heaven ever now and then and yells, "change it, i made a typo!!!!"
your signature says ""For every minute you're angry you lose a second of happiness ""
but shouldn't you lose 60 seconds of happiness?
Hi Anty, thanks for visiting my page. Did not have much info. on it. Working on that. Want to invite you to check out my new social network i started. www.pushrim.com . Hope you and your friends can join us. Hope to see you there soon. Takecare. Ray...
Hey woman.I hope you haven't held your breath for that phone call.lol.I do keep you in my thoughts!I hope all is well w/ you and the kids. Have you started dating again?
Yes, alot better.THANKS
Getting ready for Topanga's b-day party tomorrow.
Hi Anty hope things are going well for you in this new year. Some day we will have to play a game of backgammon again. I taught Nevada how to play over the christmas hoildays and just like you he beats me like a drum.
hey i'm good you?
Hi Anty thanks for starting my birthday thread! (sorry I am overdue with my thank you). I hope you and your kids had a nice Christmas. Best wishes to you all in 2009
hey anty whatsup?
I'm hung-over today. ugh.
Cheers to 2009 sweetie!
Hey girl.
Hope your christmas was good. Happy New Year.. I was wondering what the name of your bike is. I'm trying to get something in my home. thanks
Thanks for the Birthday message. Hope you had a good Christmas.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas sweetie!
have a great hoilday season and new year
Hey sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. I haven't been on in a while. Privet message me with your number and a good time to call you. thanks so much.
Nothing really went on at the doctors. Just got a referral to the wound clinic for my foot. I only get to see the practitioner and the doctor had already made the recommendation to see a urologist socially cannot change that to see the infectious doctor until she talk with him. Very little progress but some. Thanks for asking
I'm trying to get it together to give u a buzz. I couldn't on Fri. and I know you prefer mid mornings.That's usually when I'm getting up.lol. Hugs Anty, thinking of you!
Well you found me Tony !!!!!!
hey girl Im just here sitting around looking for you!
You're welcome,
I'm happy for you.You and I will have to have a CC gunshow.lol
Thanks Anty,
Do you need a quad glove?I got mine through SpinLife.
Did u do anythiong fun? I'm gonna call u tomorrow,will u be home?
I hope you're doing good girl!
Hi Anty,
I started the 4-ap I'm not sure if it's helping much. I have had some increase in feeling. But not much more. I'm not sure what to expect. What kind of results did you get? It is making me sleep better and that's a plus. I'm up to 30mg a day. Anything you can share would be helpful... Thanks
Hello sweetie! Are the kiddies ready for Halloween? I'm going as a girl in a whee4lchair.lol
of course i will be your friend
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It's a minor update, just bug fixes, nothing noticeable.
When I did the 4.2 update over a week ago, I got an error message that the update failed and that I would get some future notification to re-update. I have not gotten that notification. But the version number displays as 4.2 and I have the 4.2 features (proper pano roof control and no display sleep). Still waiting for the re-update....
4.2 has at least 2 versions that I know v1.19.41 & v1.19.42. Last week .41 installed in my MS and the following day .42 installed.
@Carmine | FEBRUARY 2, 2013: 4.2 has at least 2 versions that I know v1.19.41 & v1.19.42. Last week .41 installed in my MS and the following day .42 installed.
My car had v1.19.42 after the 4.2 install when it complained about failed install. Could have been a bogus message, although it came up twice. I waited while it was installing, unless it did a quickie install after I dismissed the error messages.
Alex K-Did you do a soft reboot?
@Carmine | FEBRUARY 2, 2013: Alex K-Did you do a soft reboot?
Yes, but all appears fine so far.