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Richard served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in the New York New York mission. He graduated with a Bachelor's of Illustration, with a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction and an MFA (Master of Fine Arts) in Illustration.
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Linda was buried in the Blanding City Cemetery, surrounded by family, friends and community members, June 12, 2014.

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Woody Allen famously said that "Eighty-percent of success in life is showing up." Apparently, it's 100% when you're the undemocratically-elected President of a small oil-rich Central Asian country as President Gurbanguli Berdymukhamedov proved when he showed up to Turkmenistan's inaugural race in a Bugatti Veyron, asked if he could join the field, and promptly won the whole damn thing.
It's good to be the King-like President.
According to reports, Turkmenistan's fitness-obsessed leader just happened to show up in his patriotically-painted $1.6
billion millon Bugatti with a racing suit in tow. He then turned to an official and asked "Can I take part?"
Berdymukhamedov then hopped into the racing suit and behind the wheel of a Turkish-built Volkicar, which is a little race car powered by a Yamaha engine.
He won, of course, setting the best lap time and taking the checkered flag. Can you imagine what kind of death-wish you'd have to have to pass the President of Turkmenistan? No one did.
What's even sadder about this whole thing is Berdymukhamedov is a reformer by Turkmeni standards. The old one was a brutal megalomaniac who would have raced the tiny motorcycle-cars while still behind the wheel of his Bugatti.
Then he'd have had all the losers boiled alive for his amusement. Because they were losers.
At least this guy let everyone live and didn't name January after himself. And to give him some credit, if that's really him driving in the video he's actually not bad.
How sad would it be to secretly drive like Senna but be a totalitarian ruler and never be able to prove it?


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The Orioles appear to be closing in on their next general manager after an excruciating, weeks-long saga that included one official rejection and several candidates' backing out of the process.
Club decision-makers planned to meet Saturday night for the second time in two days with Dan Duquette, the former Boston Red Sox and Montreal Expos general manager. It's expected that he will be offered the club's top executive spot, especially after he was called back after leaving Baltimore on Friday evening.
One source said Duquette, who has been out of a major league job since being fired by the Red Sox in 2002, was extremely eager to return to the big leagues and was primed to take the position if offered.
Duquette, 53, interviewed Friday with the selection committee, which included manager Buck Showalter, team general counsel H. Russell Smouse and Lou Angelos, son of Orioles managing partner Peter Angelos.
Peter Angelos has had little or no interaction with those who have interviewed for the job in their first meeting; however, Angelos did have a sit-down with Toronto Blue Jays assistant GM Tony LaCava as part of a second interview Monday. LaCava was offered the job the next day and turned it down.
The Orioles have interviewed six candidates for the position vacated by president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail in October. Three took themselves out of the running for various reasons, leaving Orioles player-development director John Stockstill, Philadelphia Phillies assistant general manager Scott Proefrock and Duquette as the remaining candidates.
The Orioles also asked for and were granted permission to talk to New York Yankees vice president and scouting director Damon Oppenheimer but had not set up a meeting with him as of Saturday evening — further indication that they were nearing an agreement with Duquette.
The club sought permission to interview several other highly respected officials from other organizations but was denied by either the team or the individual — creating discussion within baseball circles about the questionable appeal of the Orioles' top job.
Ultimately, they might have found a fit with the only candidate who is not employed by another team — in fact, one who hasn't been associated with the majors in nine years. At one time, however, Duquette was considered one of the shrewdest executives in baseball.
Duquette began his career as a scouting assistant in Milwaukee under former Orioles general manager Harry Dalton. Duquette worked his way up to the Expos' GM job from 1991 to 1994, then took the same post with the big-market Red Sox for eight years.
He had success with both franchises and is credited with making many of the moves that helped the Red Sox win two World Series titles after he was dismissed. He twice traded for star pitcher Pedro Martinez (once while with Montreal) and consummated one of the most lopsided deals in Red Sox history when he sent reliever Heathcliff Slocumb to the Seattle Mariners for catcher Jason Varitek and starting pitcher Derek Lowe.
For all his successes, he also demonstrated a brashness that led to verbal wars with some underlings and the Boston media and created a reputation within the game as a poor communicator. Still, it was somewhat surprising that someone with his resume hadn't returned to major league baseball. Instead, he worked with minor league teams, began an upstart baseball league and created the Dan Duquette Sports Academy for kids in Hinsdale, Mass.
Duquette was also interviewed this offseason by the Los Angeles Angels, who ultimately hired Jerry Dipoto, the first candidate the Orioles brought in last month.
If he were hired, Duquette would become the second member of his extended family to hold an executive position with the Orioles. His cousin, Jim, was the team's vice president from 2005 to 2007.
Duquette — or any GM — has a difficult task ahead of him with a team that hasn't had a winning record in 14 years, is buried in the American League East and has one of the more barren farm systems in baseball.
It's expected that the new executive will be able to bring in several employees to fill holes in scouting and development, including the amateur scouting director spot that became vacant when Joe Jordan left for the Phillies after the regular season ended.
If he gets the job, it'll be interesting to see whom Duquette taps for those spots, considering his lengthy absence from the game. One industry source said, "Make no mistake, he still knows plenty of good people."
The Orioles appear to be closing in on their next general manager after an excruciating, weeks-long saga that included one official rejection and several candidates' backing out of the process.


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Contributed by Karen Lightman, Managing Director, MEMS Industry Group
My journey through Japan continued with a trip up to Sendai (which is 96 minutes north of Tokyo by Shinkansen), at the invitation of Professor Esashi-sensai at Tohoku University. Takeo Oita-san of NDK accompanied me at my visit to Sendai. We were greeted at the station by Katou Hiroyuki –san and Ms. Emi Ooba, both with the Commercialization Support Sub-section, Industrial-Academic Collaboration Promotion Section, Economic Affairs Bureau, Sendai City. Their focus is to promote Sendai as the "best location" for R&D. Along with their director, Hiroyuki Miyata, I was very humbled and impressed with their hospitality and graciousness.
I would compare Sendai with my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA – at least how Pittsburgh was about 20 years ago before its revitalization. Like Pittsburgh, Sendai is trying to rebuild itself with a strength in R&D/university-education. I was able to see some of the focus on R&D when I visited MEMS Core, thanks to a tour by Chief Engineer Masaru Miyazaka.
After a great sushi lunch in Sendai where Professor Esashi joined us, I was the guest of honor at Tohoku University where I gave a presentation on the US MEMS market and developments – MIG members can download my presentation on the MIG website. I was again humbled by the turnout at the meeting; about 20+ researchers and representatives from the Miyagi Prefectural Government were in attendance and we discussed at length the potential for MEMS technology spin-offs and commercialization and how Japan/Sendai can learn from the US. I'll post a few pictures here and more on Flickr.
After my presentation I was given a tour of the amazing research facilities at Tohoku University, both on campus and off; as well as got a glimpse of the R&D park that Tohoku University is building. While I was impressed with the development; there's a side of me that wondered why they were breaking ground on "virgin" untouched greenspace for R&D facilities, when the existent research labs I toured were not fully utilized…I am sure there's a good story behind it (again, a similarity to Pittsburgh that I won't go into here!)
During my visit, I was able to learn more about MEMS Park Consortium (MEMSPC)– as stated on its website: "MEMS Park Consortium provides an open environment where researchers can share information and facilities. Put simply, the potential of MEMS Park Consortium lies in its strong ability to produce highly competitive goods, achieved through information sharing in an open environment." Under the direction of Miyata-san, MEMSPC is eager to expand its scope and reach way beyond Sendai and would like to work more globally (much like MIG, hence my visit). The two organizations have a lot in common and I look forward to partnership and furthering each other's symbiotic missions.
The day was capped with a visit/stay to Akiu Iwanumaya. I was able to experience the famous Japanese hot spring spa – wow – the perfect way to finish a business trip! There was a bummer of an end to my trip on my last day before my flight home (picture it: a gorgeous early morning jog, then a close encounter with a truck, a curb and my clumsy self falling and badly injuring my ankle) but overall the visit was GREAT and I look forward to continuing my visits and engagements in Japan. Sayonara!


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In the past few years, various methods have been suggested to present augmented content to users through mobile devices. Many of the latest mobile Internet devices (MIDs) feature consumer-grade cameras, WAN and WLAN network connectivity, location sensors (such as global positioning systems or GPSs) and various orientation and motion sensors. Recently, several reality-augmenting applications, such as Wikitude, and similar applications for the iPhone have been announced. Although similar in nature to our proposed system, these solutions rely solely on location and orientation sensors, and, therefore, require detailed location information about points of interest to correctly align augmenting information with visible objects. Our system extends this approach by using image-matching techniques and location sensors together for object recognition and for precise placement of augmenting information. The new Google Goggles application also combines image matching with location information. However, Google's approach is to send the query image to remote servers for processing, which might incur long response times, due to network latency. Powered by the Intel Atom processor, our system can perform image matching on the MID itself instead of shifting all computation to remote servers.
In this article, we demonstrate a complete, end-to-end, mobile augmented reality (MAR) system that consists of MIDs, powered by the Atom processor, and a Web-based MAR service hosted on a server. On the server, we store a large database of images automatically extracted from geo-tagged Wikipedia pages that we update on a regular basis. Figure 1 shows a snapshot of the actual client interface running on the MID. In this example the user has taken a picture of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. The MAR system uses the location of the user along with the camera image to return the top five candidate images from the database on the server that match the image taken on the handheld device. The user has the option of selecting the image of interest, which links to a corresponding Wikipedia page with information about the Golden Gate Bridge. A transparent logo is then added to the live camera view, virtually "pinned" to the object (Figure 1). The user will see the tag whenever the object is in the camera view and can click on it to return the retrieved information.
System Overview
The MAR system (Figure 2) is partitioned into two components: a client MID and a server. The MID communicates with the server through a WAN or WLAN network.
The client performs the following operations:
- Query acquisition. The client MID device contains a camera and an orientation and location sensor (such as a GPS). The client continuously acquires live video from the camera and waits for the user to select the picture of interest. As soon as a picture is taken, data from location and orientation sensors are saved to the image's Exchangeable image file format (EXIF) field.
- Feature extraction. Visual features are then extracted from the picture. We compared several well-known feature point techniques, such as Scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) [6] and Speeded-Up Robust Features (SURF) [7]. We decided to use 64-dimensional SURF image features because their compute efficiency is higher than that of SIFT features, at comparable recognition rates. If users know their destination beforehand, they can pre-cache a small database of image features, thumbnails, and related metadata in the corresponding neighborhood. With a pre-cached database, image matching can run on the client MID device. Otherwise, the client sends the extracted feature vectors and recorded sensor data to the server to search for matched images and related information. The reason for working with the compact visual features instead of full resolution images is to reduce network bandwidth, hence latency, when sending the image data to the server, and also to efficiently use the memory resources on the MID, when pre-caching the data.
- Rendering and overlay. Once the matching image is found, related data, including the image thumbnail and the Wikipage link, are immediately accessed from the precached database if available, or else they are downloaded to the client via the WAN/WLAN network. The client renders the augmented information, such as the Wikipedia tag of the query object, and overlays it on the live video. In addition to constraining the image recognition based on location information, the orientation sensors (compass, accelerometer, and gyroscope) of our device are used to track the location of objects to overlay augmented information on a live camera view. As the user moves the device, the augmented information representing the query is pinned to the position of the object. This way, the user can interact separately with multiple queries by simply pointing the camera toward different locations.
- Tracking. When a query is made, the pointing direction of the MID is recorded by using the orientation sensors on the device. The client continuously tracks the movement of orientation sensors [8, 9]. However, tracking that uses orientation sensors is not very precise. We extend our tracking method to also include the visual information. We use image-based stabilization, which is based on aligning neighboring frames in the input image sequence by use of a low-parametric motion model. The motion estimation algorithm is based on a multi-resolution, iterative, gradient-based strategy [10], optionally robust in a statistical sense [11]. Two different motion models have been considered: pure translation (two parameters) and pure camera rotation (three parameters).
The server performs the following operations:
- Database collection. We automatically extracted Wikipedia pages with their concomitant GPS information [8] from the Wikipedia database. We downloaded the images from these pages, extracted visual features from images, and added images and features to our image database. Our database is constantly growing, and it now contains more than 500,000 images. This fact further emphasizes the need for and the importance of applications that can explore large numbers of images.
- Image match. As mentioned in the previous section, in the absence of a Pre-cached database on an MID device, the server receives the features of the query image from the client and performs the image match.


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PLEASE NOTE that the Tennessee State Library and Archives does not hold copies of all of the items listed in this bibliography. Please check the Tennessee State Library and Archives Online Catalog or visit the Ask Us a Question! web page to contact the Library and Archives and verify we have an item in our collection. We will respond to e-mail requests promptly; response time may vary, depending on the amount of research required to answer your question and the unique nature of your request. If you need immediate assistance you may call the reference desk at (615) 741-2764 or visit us in person.
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Beautiful Claiborne County, TN: rich in history, resources, & good neighbors. New Tazewell, Claiborne County Kiwanis Club, 1946. 28 pp.
Biographical directory, TN General Assembly 1796-1969 (Claiborne County, Preliminary # 44-A). Nashville, TSLA, 1974. 45 pp.
Breeding, Robert. Appalachian haven. Maynardville, Ireland Cooke Press, 1981. 279 pp.
Breeding, Robert. Tales & times of Papa Keck: the biography of an Appalachian educator, 1901-1971. Knoxville, the author, 1984. 209 pp.
Carr, Lillian R. Down memory lane with Lillian R. Carr. N.p., n.d. 36 pp.
Claiborne County (its cities, towns, points of interest) as of 1940-- updated 1986. Lake City, Bonnie M. Page, 1986. 36 pp.
Claiborne County, 1980-1987: an economic analysis. Nashville, TN Dept. Emp. Sec., 1988. 12 pp.
Clarke, Harris G. The geology of the Howard Quarter area, Claiborne County, TN. MS St. U. thesis, 1958. 35 pp.
Description of mineral & timber lands lying in Whitley County, KY & Claiborne & Campbell counties, TN. Buffalo, NY, Young, Lockwood & Co.'s Steam Press, 1880. 30 pp.
Dial-a-ride rural transit needs survey for Claiborne & Grainger counties. Knoxville, East TN Dev. Dist., 1979. 40 pp.
East TN Dev. Dist. Food stamp survey, 1976: a summary report. Knoxville, East TN Dev. Dist., 1977 (East TN Dev. Dist., Report no. 163).
Edwards, Funson. Folksy sketches from Appalachia. Knoxville, the author, 1985. 96 pp.
Edwards, Lawrence. Gravel in my shoe: tales & talk of mine own people in the Cumberland wonderland before the invasion of Messrs. Ford & MacAdam brought the triumph of machine over man. Montevallo, AL, Times Printing Co., 1963. 181 pp.
Eilert, John W. A profile & economic impact analysis of four Cumberland Gap counties, by John W. Eilert. Prepared for, & in cooperation with, the National Park Service, US Dept. Interior. MSU, 1968. 111 pp.
Evans, Estele. Autobiography of Estele Evans (age 3 to 80). N.p., 1990. 98 pp.
Flood insurance study: Claiborne County, TN, unincorporated areas. Washington, D.C., FEMA, 1988. 9 pp.
Glenn, Leonidas C. The northern TN coal field included in Claiborne [& other] counties. TN Geol. Survey Bull. 33-B. Nashville, 1925. 478 pp.
Goodspeed's history of east TN (Claiborne County, pp. 847-850, 1136-1145). Goodspeed, 1887.
Hamilton, Alice M. A doctor's pilgrimage. Harrogate, Cumberland Gap Hotel & Park, 1892. 44 pp.
Holt, Edgar. Claiborne County. MSU Press, 1981. 134 pp.
Maxwell, Britt. Traditional medical practices in rural east TN. 1971. 8 pp. Riedl Collection (student paper), UT, Knoxville library.
Minton, Vestina L. Claiborne County people. Harrogate, the author, 1980. 228 pp.
Minton, Vestina L. Claiborne County, TN, 1900. Harrogate, the author, 1989. 483 pp.
Noah, Vola. All our churches of Claiborne County, TN. New Tazewell, the author, 1986. 155 pp.
Oscar, Kenneth. A comparative study of local government in a five-county region: the Clinch-Powell River Valley; a resource intern report. Knoxville, TVA, 1971. 56 pp.
Page, Bonnie M. Clearfork & more: history & memories. Lake City, the author, 1986. 424 pp.
The people's history of Claiborne County, TN, 1801-1988. Tazewell, Claiborne County Hist. Soc., 1988. 208 pp.
Polhemus, Richard R. & James H. Polhemus. "The McCullough Bend site." TN Arch. 22 (1966), pp. 13-24.
Quintrell, Earl W. The Rev. Samuel McBee, Sr., & his activities in Claiborne County, TN. Winchester, E.W. Quintrell, 1984. 50 pp.
Reynolds, Larry A. The geography of the hazard of groundwater contamination in Claiborne County, TN. UT thesis, 1983. 61 pp.
Robertson, John. Claiborne County folks. Speedwell, Claiborne County Folks, 1981. 129 pp.
Robinson, Ralph. Paradise by faith: history of Shawanee Baptist Church. N.p., 1989. 142 pp.
Sky Land Co. The story of the Pinnacle. Middlesboro, KY, Sky Land Co., 1929. 16 pp.
Smith, Lee E. A proposal for an economic development strategy for Claiborne County, TN. Clemson U. thesis, 1994. 92 pp.
Soil survey, Claiborne County, TN. Washington, D.C., US GPO, 1939, 1948.
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TN Taxpayers Association. A report of the financial survey of the government of Claiborne County, TN. Nashville, n.p., n.d. 77 pp.
TN Valley Authority. The changing economy of Claiborne County, TN. Knoxville, TVA, 1966. 37 pp.
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Tucker, Carole E. A reanalysis of the osteological & cultural remains from Ausmus Burial Cave, Claiborne County, TN (3CE20). UT thesis, 1989. 107 pp.
US Geol. Survey [topographic maps] issued periodically. Quadrangles: Jellico East, Eagan, Fork Ridge, Middlesboro South, Wheeler, Coleman, Well Spring, Ausmus, Clouds, Tazewell, Howard Quarter, Swan Island, Powder Springs, Dutch Valley, Avondale.
Cumberland Gap / Cumberland Gap National Park
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Borah, Leo A. "Home folk around historic Cumberland Gap." Nat. Geog. Mag. (Dec. 1943), pp. 741-768.
Cumberland Gap: its geographical & commercial features & importance as a railroad center. NY, Fleming, Brewster, & Alley, 1889. 54 pp.
Cumberland Gap Park: a luxurious health resort in the Cumberland Mountains, situated near Cumberland Gap, TN. Harrogate, Cumberland Gap Park Co., 1892. 43 pp.
The Cumberland Gap tunnel, pioneering a new route to the past. Sterling, VA, US Dept. Transportation, FHA, 1993. 1 map w/illus.
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Lincoln Memorial University: land resource analysis & management alternatives. Knoxville, the valley, 1977. 63 pp.
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Lincoln Memorial University. Said Abraham Lincoln. Harrogate, Lincoln Memorial University, 1931. 40 pp.
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Suppiger, Joseph E. Phoenix of the mountains: the story of Lincoln Memorial University. Harrogate, 1977. 59 pp.
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Celebrating 125 years: Speedwell Missionary Baptist Church, 1868-1993. Speedwell, the church, 1993. 182 pp.
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If you haven´t heard of Animata yet, you should head over to http://animata.kibu.hu/index.html and educate yourself. Download the software and go through the tutorials. I also recommend reading through the mailing list, it has tons of useful information.
Controlling Animata with a mouse and doing real-time animations is pretty cool by itself, but Animata really shows its true potential when you control it with OSC. Then you can start doing something like this:
There is a Processing example available from the Animata site that controls Animata with sound input.
Unfortunately, the Kitchen Budapest guys are busy improving the software and there isn´t really good documentation available about the OSC messages needed to control Animata. I´ll try to go through all of the available messages and give you some examples in Pure Data and Max/MSP
I assume that you know something about OSC, Pure Data and Max/MSP, because I don´t want to write a huge post explaining everything from the beginning. I´m also assuming that you have spent some time learning the basics of Animata.
One more important thing. I´m using revision 35 of Animata compiled from the svn repository. NOTE! YOU WILL NEED TO COMPILE ANIMATA FROM THE SOURCE CODE TO MAKE THE /LAYERPOS MESSAGES WORK. IT IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THE BINARY VERSION ON THE ANIMATA WEBSITE. All the other messages I´m showing here do work with Animata 003 that is available from the site. OK, let's start.
DOWNLOAD MY EXAMPLES. Contains the Animata Scene + Max and PD patches.
All incoming messages to Animata must be sent through port 7110. The "name" in the message refers to the name of the joint, bone or layer.
Moving a joint, x and y are float values:
/joint name x y
Control the length of a bone, value is a float between 0 and 1:
/anibone name value
Switch on and off a layer, on_off is 0 or 1:
/layervis name on_off
Set the transparency of the layer, value is a float between 0 and 1:
/layeralpha name value
The next two messages require the svn version:
Moving a layer in absolute mode, x and y are the position coordinates as float values:
/layerpos name x y
Moving a layer in relative mode, x and y is the amount of pixels you want the layer to move from it's current position:
/layerdeltapos name x y
I´m not really comfortable with Pure Data, but I was able to get all of the messages working
except /layervis. I believe this is because Animata is very picky and is looking for real boolean values and Pure Data is sending integers when sending 0 or 1. This was just fixed by the Kitchen Budabest guys. The /layervis message works now. I have updated the code so please download the .zip again. You need to compile Animata again from the svn for this to work.
Pure Data to Animata with OSC from Matti Niinimäki on Vimeo.
There is a little problem, because Animata needs float values in the messages and Pure Data doesn't have a separate number box for floats, so have to make sure the number you are sending is never an even number. I did this by multiplying the values by 0.999. If someone knows a better way, let me know.
It´s pretty much the same deal with Max/MSP.
The /layervis doesn't work here either. This was fixed in the svn version (>36). My Max-patch has been updated so please download again.
Max/MSP to Animata With OSC from Matti Niinimäki on Vimeo.
I didn´t add the /layerdeltapos to the example patches, because it´s really easy to lose your layers somewhere outside the window.
There is also an option to send OSC messages from Animata. For this you need the SVN version. It simply works by clicking on the small OSC tick box on the Skeleton tab. The messages are sent through port 7111. The message format is: /joint name x y
I've made a plugin for Quartz Composer that makes it really easy to control Animata from Quartz Composer. Check it out over here.
Basically, any software or programming environment that is able to send OSC messages should be able to communicate with Animata.
Processing works perfectly and you can download the Sound Input example from the Animata website that will get you started. I´ll see if I can find the time to do a similar sample file for Processing also.
I've also had luck testing OpenFrameworks. Download the FAT version of OpenFrameworks and modify the oscSenderExample.
Whatever you want! Hook up audio input, MIDI controllers, sensors or computer vision to control real-time animations.
Check out my Mickey Mann project for an example on how to control Animata with an Arduino.
Here is the source code download link one more time.
Tags: Animata, max/msp, OSC, pure data, Quartz Composer


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Through April 2011
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Until early 2011, 14 works of art from the AMAM's collections of 17th-19th century European art will be integrated into the galleries of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Not only will they be seen in a new context, surrounded by works from the CMA collection from similar periods, but these selections will also form the basis of a spring 2010 module course—Exhibition Practicum: Installation and Interpretation of 17th-19th c. Art from the
AMAM at the CMA—co-taught in Oberlin's Art department by Andria Derstine, AMAM Curator of Collections and Curator of European & American Art, and Jon Seydl, the CMA's Paul J. and Edith Ingalls Vignos, Jr., Curator of European Painting and Sculpture.
The works on view include paintings by Batoni, Lawrence, Hogarth, Van de Venne, Hobbema, Chardin, Boucher, Oudry, Lagrenée, and Boilly, as well as sculptures, one by the 18th-century artist Francesco Bertos and one cast in the 17th century after a model by Giambologna. In July 2010, a portrait miniature by Dubois will also be put on display in a special case the CMA recently fabricated for the display of such works.
Oberlin students from various disciplines will make regular visits to the CMA to learn about the history and display of European art and will get acquainted with behind-the-scenes aspects of museum work, such as storage, conservation, art handling, installation, exhibition design, and publication. The students will write labels and produce publicly available podcasts for the AMAM works displayed in the CMA galleries.
This exhibition and course module is organized by Andria Derstine, Curator of Collections and Curator of European & American Art at the AMAM and Jon Seydl, Paul J. and Edith Ingalls Vignos, Jr., Curator of European Painting and Sculpture at the CMA.
Listen to exhibition podcasts here.
Download the AMAM's press release here.
William Hogarth (English, 1697 - 1764)
Portrait of Theodore Jacobsen, 1742
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Looking for a super fast, super inexpensive and super fun jewelry project that requires only scissors and duct tape? This quick and easy duct tape crafts project is one you can take anywhere, make for anyone and wear everywhere, with everything!
Supplies needed to make your own Duct tape bracelet bangles:
- Duck Tape (Silver Coin)
- Scissors (sharp ones!)
Cut one strip of duck tape to length. I like an 8″ bangle, but depending on your wearer, you might choose to make it a bit shorter or longer. (Sharp scissors make this task so easy. Dull scissors will kill it.)
Carefully fold a long edge up about 3/8″. Press from the middle out to avoid bubbles.
Continue folding the long edge up. We want the final fold to create a seam closer to the center of your piece than to the edges. If the edge of the tape is at the edge of the bangle the sticky edge can catch on tender arm hairs. If the edge is in the center it's not a problem.
Bring the two ends together with the seam on the inside of the bangle.
Wrap with a 1/2″ piece of duct tape, securing the edges in the inside.
That's it! Easy and inexpensive duct tape bracelet bangles that don't jangle!
Make lots and lots to stack and mix with other duck tape colors! (Like Gold— also fabulous!)


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Turkey is awash in media. The newsstands of Istanbul are buried under some 35 dailies of every format and political stripe. The airwaves are thick with TV channels and Internet penetration is tracking an economy growing at Chinese speed. Yet quantity does not equal quality. Nor does the array of titles mean diversity and freedom of expression is blossoming in a country that is seeking to join the European Union.
The military may be back in barracks but together with its "Kemalist" ultra-nationalist and secular allies, the "deep state" as it is known, is still able to intimidate and prosecute critical reporters.
The moderate Islamist government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has clipped the army's political wings during its decade in power. Reporters can now criticize generals and write more freely if still cautiously about the country's oppressed Kurdish minority. But in the past four years Erdogan and his Justice and Development Party (AKP) have resorted to nationalist tactics by using vague defamation laws and sweeping anti-terrorism statutes to rein in not only traditional targets such as leftist and Kurdish journalists journalist but also government critics in the mainstream media.
Caught between these two forces are news outlets whose very ownership structure makes them prey to political pressure. Most newspapers and TV stations are owned by a handful of conglomerates whose business interests such as public contracts, construction, finance, tourism, and telecommunications make them wary of promoting serious investigative reporting into powerful people and institutions.
In interviews with some 20 journalists, publishers, and academics across the political spectrum the picture emerges that press freedom in Turkey is under increasing threat despite the advances made since the dark days of military rule. Where that threat comes from is a matter of debate, especially among Istanbul's media elite, which is deeply divided along partisan political lines.
"Last year things in Turkey changed for the better," said Salih Memecan, president of the Media Association, a press freedom and journalism training group comprising some 24 media outlets, several sympathetic to the AKP. "We are living in a more demilitarized society and the media are more diversified."
"Things have changed over the past 10 years," Ferai Tınç, president of the Freedom for Journalists Platform, which groups 14 journalist associations and unions, noted wryly. "I can now write about the Kurds but can't write about Erdogan."
Kurdish journalists, of course, complain that they still can't work freely, no matter which Turkish political grouping wields power.
Until this year, Erdogan's growing anti-media rhetoric was largely ignored in the West. Washington saw its Muslim NATO ally as a moderating influence in a roiling Middle East; Europe welcomed the beginnings of political and economic reform that followed Ankara's opening of EU accession talks in 2005.
But the arrest of two leading investigative reporters, Ahmed Şık and Nedim Şener, has caused waves beyond the Bosphorus.
On March 3, anti-terrorist police in Istanbul raided the homes of some 12 journalists, writers, and academics and seized notes, computers, and the unpublished manuscript of "The Imam's Army," a book that Şık was writing on the Gülen Islamic movement, which is close to the AKP.
Chief prosecutor Zekeriya Öz said the journalists were held not because of their journalism but based on evidence that cannot be published because of the confidentiality of an ongoing investigation into the "Ergenekon" conspiracy, an alleged nationalist military plot to overthrow the government first uncovered in 2007. Şık, who works for the magazine Nokta, has devoted his career to investigating the shadowy network of military officers and ultra-nationalist bureaucrats known as the deep state. Erdogan compared Şık's book to a bomb.
"Today it requires a special kind of courage to criticize the government, especially since the arrest of Şık and Şener," said journalist Ertuğrul Mavioğlu, who co-authored a book on Ergenekon with Şık. He dismisses the charges that the pair were implicated in the conspiracy. "I know that what they did was just reporting."
Şener is a reporter for the daily Milliyet who received the International Press Institute's "World Press Freedom Hero" award last year for a book on the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in 2007.
Both men have been in pre-trial custody since their arrest on the vague charge of "membership of the presumed terrorist organization Ergenekon" although details have not been formally communicated to their lawyers and families. Much of what is known of the prosecution case has come in the form of leaks to the media.
Many independent journalists acknowledge that, in the beginning, the Ergenekon probe did unearth a plot against the AKP, which was chipping away at the nationalist and secular political legacy beloved of the military. But four years and some 500 arrests later, the investigation has lost focus and is now seen as an AKP weapon against critical journalists. Since 2009, authorities have also been investigating another plot to overthrow the government known as "Sledgehammer."
It's hard to know how many journalists are behind bars since the arrests began. CPJ wrote the justice minister this week seeking clarification. Several Turkish journalists groups put the figure at more than 60, which would make Turkey the world's leading jailer of journalists ahead of China and Iran. This figure includes many Kurdish journalists whom the authorities say are jailed for political activism. The independent communication network Bianet put the number held directly for their work at five as of March this year.
"The government is running a very successful PR campaign and claiming to follow the policies of an advanced democracy," said Mavioğlu. "Şık has shown this is not true."
Independent Turkish journalists have always had to tread carefully when reporting on national security and the outlawed Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) but the Ergenekon probe and the Kemalists' reaction to it have put all reporters under great pressure.
"All journalists take precautions," said Ismail Saymaz, a reporter with the liberal daily Radikal. "They speak as little as possible on the phone, reformat their computers, clean out their files, and destroy compromising data."
"Lots of journalists are wiretapped," the Journalists Platform's president Tınç agrees.
Reporters from both sides of the political divide are also subjected to legal harassment.
"The media are split between pro-and anti-government," said journalist Nadire Mater of Bianet, which reports on press freedom and human rights. "Police are leaking information [about Ergenekon] then journalists are prosecuted for publishing it. There is a power struggle."
The government can use a panoply of press laws, defamation, and national security legislation to chill meddlesome reporters. But the same laws are available to the Kemalist prosecutors and judges that have hung on to positions of influence inside the judicial branch.
Press groups estimate there are currently between 4,000 and 5,000 cases open against journalists of all political hues. Nearly every reporter I interviewed had received summonses from prosecutors over their work.
Hanım Büşra Erdal reports on Ergenekon and Sledgehammer for Zaman, a moderate Islamist daily close to the Gülen movement.
"Covering these stories, there have been about 75 cases brought against me," she said. Many cases are opened under Article 285 of the Criminal Code (reporting on a confidential criminal investigation) and Article 288 (attempting to influence trial proceedings). "The prosecutor has asked for sentences from four and a half to 15 years," she said. If convicted, however, she notes that, so far, courts have suspended prison terms for journalists in these cases for five years; but they have to serve that sentence plus any new sentence if they "re-offend" within those five years. "This is battle for power in the high judiciary between the deep state and the government," she added.
"It's all about intimidation," said Radikal's Saymaz, who has 11 cases outstanding against him. Journalists have to hire a lawyer and show up for interminable court hearings. "You lose the courage to write these stories," he said.
Reporters joke that they can't criticize either Atatürk or Muhammad, but mainstream media journalists also face commercial as well as political pressures. Media ownership is highly concentrated. Some journalists complain that mainstream newspapers and their sister TV news channels are filled with columnists and opinion rather than robust reporting.
"Small newspapers take on the government but big newspapers don't criticize the government," said Tınç.
"The AKP has transformed the situation and now the government controls the media," said Ruşen Çakır, a journalist for NTV and columnist in the daily Vatan. "They are imposing their agenda on the media. If the media owner tries to resist they punish them, especially with taxes."
He was referring to the $2.5 billion in unpaid taxes and penalties that the government demanded from Doğan Media, Turkey's biggest media group in 2009. Doğan has since sold several titles as part of a settlement.
The result of all these pressures is a lack of investigative reporting in many big news outlets, self-censorship, and under-reporting in areas such as finance, energy, and the environment.
The other big gap in reporting in many Turkish-language media has been and remains the Kurdish issue--in part because of anti-terrorism laws that prevent much coverage. Kurdish journalists are very active in the south and southeast of the country, home to most Kurds, but complain of constant assaults and detention by security forces and legal harassment by politically motivated prosecutors.
The AKP government has made some conciliatory gestures toward the Kurds, such as allowing greater use of the Kurdish language in education and media, but nevertheless Kurdish journalists are beset by restrictions. Journalists are no longer killed as they were in the 1990s, but Kurdish news outlets are still closed down by authorities and employees detained.
"Before they shot you; now they shut you down," said Ramazan Pelegöz, Istanbul-based news coordinator of the Kurdish Dicle news agency. He said reporters and photographers are often arrested covering protests and demonstrations in the Kurdish region; they are also denied access to government and security forces officials and information.
The biggest complaint, however, is the ongoing use of anti-terrorism laws to muzzle Kurdish journalism.
"They have turned journalists into criminals," said Eren Keskin, co-chief editor of the pro-Kurdish daily Özgür Gündem. "Anything you write can be twisted into 'making propaganda for a terrorist organization' or insulting the military....or incitement to hatred," she said.
It's ironic that as the AKP consolidates its grip on power it should risk tarnishing its image among the Western democracies that it wants to join by curbing press freedom. Erdogan is popular among many ordinary Turks who have seen living standards rise. His party took more than 50 percent of the vote in parliamentary elections last month for a third term, capping a referendum victory six months earlier on constitutional reform. Turkey's supporters in the EU hoped these popular endorsements would accelerate the accession process but just this month the Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights, Thomas Hammarberg, called Turkey out on its media freedom record in a critical report.
"There is really an authoritarian, totalitarian government now in Turkey in terms of freedom of speech and human rights," said communications professor Esra Arsan, of Istanbul Bilgi University. But people don't seem bothered by this, she laments. "These are good economic times."


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I exported data form Mathematica to txt-format on my Mac. When opening the txt-file on a Windows-System the file does not appear as on my Mac (see screenshots).
Export["Example.txt", {{"Test1", 1, 2, 3, 4}, {"Test2", 5, 6, 7, 8}}]
Mathematica Documentation Center says "
Export uses the line separator convention of the computer system on which Mathematica is being run."
How can I generate a txt-file under Mac OS, so that this file can be read correctly under Windows to?
BTW: I would like to get rid of the braces, quotation marks and commas within the txt-file.


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After his amazing success with a cover version of "Ayo Technology" and a remarkable debut album, the Belgian singer-songwriter Milow returns with his new album "North and South"! He has also compiled an exclusive musical mix for SWISS, containing his most favourite songs and own hits. In the interview with SWISS, the likable singer talks about his musical adventure which awaits the listeners on his music channel as well as on the new album.
How did you came up with the name "Milow" and what does it stand for?
I choose that name some years ago as it is short and concise, I also wanted it to sound international. "Milow" hasn't got a special meaning, but my given name Jonathan Vandenbroeck would have been a bit impractically.
Milow, what is your biggest inspiration when creating a new track?
I'd say to observe people and situations, personal experience and travelling.
How would you describe the difference between your last album your new record "North and South"?
I wrote this album while I was constantly touring and think that this made it very special. While songwriting I was more intuitive and tried not to think too much. When recording the songs I put the focus on the acoustic guitar. "North and South" is a hopeful as well as colourful album.
What can the SWISS passengers expect from your self created music channel?
I have tried to pick songs with value and strong voices. To me, those songs will last forever.
Which is the composition you are the most proud of?
Very difficult question! Everything I've done has meaning and memories attached. If I had to pick one, it would be the last one on my current album.
Have you got any favourite locations where you love to perform?
My concerts in Paris, Berlin and Madrid were amazing.
What are your most favourite destinations?
That would be North and South America, reminds me of my album's name (laughs). Especially California I do like a lot.
What do you always bring with you while travelling?
My guitar and my notebook, they make my life a lot easier while being on the road.
What are your plans in the next couple of weeks?
I will be touring all over Europe till end of the year. Afterwards I hope to play in South America and Asia.
One of 10 CD's "North and South" signed by Milow. . Send an e-mail with subject "Milow / SWISS Blog", your name and address to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Closing date: 31.08.2011
The judges' decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into. Winners will be informed in writing.


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Seismologists Tried for Manslaughter for Not Predicting Earthquake
Five Italian seismologists and a government official are on trial for manslaughter for not predicting a major earthquake that hit a town in April of 2009. Seismologists have sort of a different job in Italy!
At the time of the 31 March 2009 meeting, seismic activity had been going on in the area for more than three months, causing alarm in the population. [Civil Protection official Bernardo] De Bernardinis summoned the meeting and asked the scientists to assess the risk of a major earthquake and its possible consequences. The meeting was followed by a press conference by De Bernardinis and Barberi, where the two reassured the population that the seismic sequence did not necessarily hint at a major earthquake. De Bernardinis, in particular, appeared on television saying that "the scientific community tells me there is no danger, because there is an ongoing discharge of energy. The situation looks favorable". A major earthquake did hit on April 6 though, killing 309 people. In the aftermath, many citizens quoted those statements as the reason they did not take precautionary measures, such as fleeing their homes. According to the accusation, many people who would otherwise leave the area decided to stay, and were eventually killed in the collapse of their houses.
Well, it's good to know that people who don't understand that you can't predict earthquakes is an international phenomenon, not just an American one.


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Egypt with Mom, part 1: A Cairo rendezvous is planned
I got a casual text from my mom last night with big, big news.
"Sorry for the late arrival," it read.
Late for what? Turns out she was referring to an email she'd just sent regarding her Cairo-bound flight arriving late at night. Wait — my 75-year-old mom is meeting me in Cairo this fall? Even after she's tried to talk me out of this trip for the last three years? Sweet!
A little catch-up: Maureen Kennedy, a.k.a. my mom, rules. She and I travel well together, something we learned on a Colorado road trip years ago. As we drove my '91 Nissan Sentra from Denver to Buena Vista, Cottonwood Pass to Salida, Crestone over Poncha Pass to Poncha Springs, Canon City to Pueblo to the Springs and back to Denver, we got along famously.
A year later, she mentioned her newfound love of the many renaissance treasures in Italy — and how she was considering a seniors tour bus trip through the boot-shaped country. My big trip that year had fallen through, and so I offered to escort her from Florence to Rome, Siena to Pompeii, Viareggio to Venice, Milan to Naples — and it was a legendary trip, far surpassing my first time to the country. The honor and fun of traveling with my mom made it my best trip ever, and I was sad to see her fly home from Milan. (I was going on to Switzerland and Ireland for a week.)
A few years later, after I'd made my first trip to the subcontinent, my mom expressed an interest in going to India herself — for the art, the history, the people, the culture. So again, I offered to go back — with her, so she didn't have to take some faceless tour that may or may not include the off-the-beaten-path spots she was excited to see — the amazing caves of Ajanta and Ellora, the ruins and museums of Sarnath, the seaside jewell of Udaipur. We did it, and again, it was the greatest trip of my life — seeing and experiencing such amazing culture with my mother, my best friend.
We tagged a week in China to the end of the India trip — to see the Great Wall, to walk Tiananmen Square, to explore the Forbidden City, to see the expansive Ming Tombs. Just thinking about it gets the mind reeling about all of the amazing things we saw — and how much we missed by only having a week in the Beijing area.
Which brings us to present day. My big trip last year was Nicaragua and Costa Rica with my girlfriend, and this year she and I are spending two weeks together in Israel and Jordan — tickets we just booked the other day, woot! After she heads home in mid-October, I'm heading south to Egypt for two weeks solo — seeing the museums, the pyramids, the Nile, the awe-inspiring structures such as Abu Simbel, which I've dreamed about regularly since I studied the life of Ramses II as a kid.
I was supposed to take on Egypt alone, which I was psyched about — I really enjoy solo travel. It's a very pure experience, and when you're on your own, you're considerably more open to meeting the people around you, be them fellow travelers or locals. (I got a decent deal on my ticket: $1,400 for Denver-Tel Aviv and Cairo-Denver.) Then came the conversation with my mom the other night — "I've always wanted to see the pyramids …" Her voice trailed off, and it was the first time I felt like I might have a chance at getting her to the African nation.
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TV icon Rex Trailer dies in Florida
"Boomtown" host was 84
Rex Trailer, the native Texan beloved by a generation of New England children for the cowboy skills he demonstrated on the Boston-based television show "Boomtown," has died.
His friend and manager Michael Bavaro says Trailer died Wednesday at his family's home in Florida. He was 84. Trailer had gone to Florida for the holidays when he fell ill with pneumonia, but the exact cause of death was not immediately clear.
According to Bill Ranney, Trailer's friend of 44 years, Trailer's family was at his bedside singing the western songs he wrote and loved. "In the end, he left with a smile on his face." Ranney said.
Trailer's show was on every Saturday and Sunday on WBZ-TV from 1956 to 1974. With his horse riding, rope tricks, guitar playing and singing, his three hour show became an instant success.
By the end of his run, more than 250,000 kids appeared on the show and over 4 million watched from their television sets.
"Rex was never a rich man in terms of money, but had the love, respect and admiration of everybody he touched," Ranney said.
Michael Bavaro, who produced and directed an Emmy-nominated documentary film about "Boomtown" in 2005, grew up watching the show as a kid.
"They were my first memories," Bavaro told Wicked Local Waltham in April 2011. "Suddenly, I was a kid again."
Trailer later opened Rex Trailer Video Productions in Waltham which has produced a number of commercials, industrials, and documentaries. He was also a professor at Emerson College for many years.
Trailer's body will be flown from Florida to Massachusetts. He will be buried with his wife Cindy who died last year, according to Ranney.


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I'm in the process of minimizing a boolean equation, and I've gotten it into the following form:
$$\lnot B \lor (B \land \lnot C) \lor C$$
Just by looking at it, I can tell that this is always TRUE. The complements of the center term are covered by the other two. However, I can't quite prove it formally.
I can split the middle term using indempotency:
$$\lnot B \lor (B \land \lnot C) \lor (B \land \lnot C) \lor C$$
Then (again, intuitively) I can tell that the two left terms simplify to: $\lnot B \land \lnot C$
What is the rule (or rules) that can get the left two terms into this form? Once I know that rule, I can formally solve the equation like so:
$$ \lnot B \lor \lnot C \lor C\lor B$$ $$(\lnot B \lor B) \lor (\lnot C \lor C)$$ $$ 1$$
Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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As partner of the TTR World Snowboard Tour Swatch presents Recognize Me, a rugged New Gent dedicated to the 2011/12 TTR World Tour season and its fabulous riders and fans.
Earlier this year, Swatch announced the winner of the Swatch Art Rules De-sign Contest. An international jury chose a design by Chi Fong Leong, a design student at Central Saint Martins in London, from more than 1,000 contest entries submitted by artists and designers from 45 countries. The winning design is featured on the TTR World Tour Champion trophy, which will be presented to the male and female World Tour Champions at the conclusion of the 2011/12 season, and is responsible for the watch's fabulous, "winning" look and feel.
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Milky Bay Resort
102 Moo 1, Tambon Ban Tai
Koh Phangan, Suratthani 84280
Ban Tai Beach
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Milky Bay Resort Koh Phangan is a 3-star hotel in Ban Tai Beach Koh Phangan. The naturally landscaped beautiful gardens, long white sandy beachfront area decorated with tropical style and the unique sunset lounge swimming pool will make Milky Bay a place to remember. The bungalows at Milky Bay all come with air-con and water as standard. The decor inside the rooms is pleasing with soft cotton sheets and a range of furniture. Each room has a spacious balcony with sea or garden views. The Studio Rooms has full services in the room which are Mini Bar, Satellite TV, Lounge Area, Private Balcony or Garden and Luxury Finishes. There are also Studio rooms and Superior Suites which include full services with mini-bar, satellite, television, lounge area, private balcony in a garden setting - great for families or groups.
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Feb 02, 2015
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Sneaky brekfast everything more than the plate was extra cost. The worst was that screaming elevatormusic that was playing during breakfast, horrible
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Feb 05, 2015
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Kjell Åke Nilsson Ylitalo
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Jan 03, 2014
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Milky bay gave me my best holiday experience ever!! The staff, service and location were fantastic and we enjoyed every single day and night. The only downside was the lack of a flatiron, but I m sure they will have one next time I visit!!
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Jan 09, 2014
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Andreas Bolberg
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Sep 02, 2013
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On arrival we were in awe of the look of the place. The Resort is within a beautiful Rain Forest setting which you walk through to get to your accommodation. From your accommodation you have a short walk to all the amenities such as the swimming pool, relaxation areas and first class resteraunt with a service which is 2nd to none. Directly in front is the amazing beach with awesome views to die for. The sea is so clear and clean and like walking into a warm bath.The resort is impeccably clean from your accommodation to the private beach. Every detail in creating a beautiful place is done around the clock but does not interfere with your time there.The customer service is top notch and nothing is too much trouble. Anything you need will be catered for such as organising Taxis, hiring transport and trips. The resort has a calm tranquil feel where you can relax and trust that you have chosen the right place to be. The resteraunt caters for every palette and and the authentic Thai food is delicious. If its fresh food you enjoy from the Fruit, Vegetables, Meat and Fish you will not be disappointed by the taste or the look. The Cocktails are to die for and there is a great Wine list, but the fruit shakes are also a must. I know I ve already said a lot here but the most important point for you to know and that is that how great all the staff are. You will receive a fantastic welcome which makes you feel at home especially when you sit down for dinner. We left the resort and really felt like we made new friends and would go back in a heart beat (already looking at flights). If you are looking for a little piece of paradise on holiday with a company you can trust its at The Milky Bay Resort
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Sep 08, 2013
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Julian Bernard Denner
Date of stay:
Apr 25, 2012
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Perfect location, Staff at this resort were really friendly and helpful and nothing was to much they made you feel really welcome. you can be quite and just chill out or you can be as busy as you would like to be. I highly recommend this area and resort. Thank you for a wonderful time.
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Quick, simple to use and efficient.
Apr 28, 2012
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Hazel Cavilla
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Mar 12, 2012
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Nice resort good service
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Good service.
Mar 15, 2012
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Feb 23, 2012
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nice service.
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quick and kind
Mar 05, 2012
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BAK JunHwi
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Jan 22, 2012
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Had some nice relaxing days in this resort. Stayed in a Family Villa, the room is very big for two adults and one child. The restaurant serves nice western food as pizza, but the Thai food doesn´t taste so good, you don´t have so many choices from the menu. The breakfast is very poor, you have to pay extra for one more cup of coffee for example. The small beach and the area is really nice.
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Feb 04, 2012
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Dec 14, 2011
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I had visited this resort in the past when travel around and wanted a nice spot for lunch. We trvalled here on our first day of honeymoon and they instantly made us feel welcome. The rooms are nice, neat and clean plus the general facilities are fantastic ( pool table, table tennis, volleyball/banminton, free dvd s to watch in your room, steam room, onsite ouside spa and general great pool and sun lounging areas. The food was good and the breakfast came with a nice selection. They do an awsome braai ( bbq ) and make great homemade pizza in thier outside oven.
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Dec 13, 2011
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this resort is beautiful & the staff great. the beach is a bit small but we made due. the perfect distance away from the full moon party.
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quick & easy!
Dec 18, 2011
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Sabrina Campolucci
Date of stay:
Nov 29, 2011
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Awesome place, wonderful friendly people! Fabulous place to spend a relaxing holiday!
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Very user-friendly and efficient!
Dec 04, 2011
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Kirsten Uhde
Date of stay:
Nov 18, 2011
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Beautiful location and very nice accommodation. Couldn t fault the staff, service or food. However, a local bar has started live music until 2pm, not sure if this will be a nightly occurrence but was all three nights of our stay. Had to buy ear plugs to try to get some sleep! Therefore have only given a 3 for location.
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Easy and user friendly booking service
Nov 21, 2011
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Gary evans
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Nov 01, 2011
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Apr 14, 2012
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Milky Bay Resort:
The naturally landscaped beautiful gardens, long white sandy beachfront area decorated with tropical style and the unique sunset lounge swimming pool will make Milky Bay a place to remember.
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Set under a crisp tropical sky, overlooking the calm inviting ocean and spilling onto a soft milky beach all huddled between beautiful lush gardens is Milky Bay. You can savor sunset cocktails, taste the delectable flavors of Thai cuisine and robust Italian dishes or enjoy a beachfront barbecue Thai Style with fresh seafood.
Keep yourself busy with a wide variety of activities at the resort, cool your senses . . . with a swim in the pool after a day of adventure and unforgettable images or relax with a massage followed by a herbal steam. If its relaxation and tranquility you're after or a holiday filled with adventure, then its all waiting for you at Milky Bay.
At Milky Bay all bungalows are equipped to meet the highest of standards. All bungalows are air-conditioned and have western bathrooms with hot and cold water showers. The room decor is a blend of modern sophistication with local Thai and traditional African decorative elements and furnishings. Each room has a spacious balcony with sea or garden views. The bungalows are surrounded by lush vegetation which help ensure privacy and provide the necessary serenity inside your own little tropical kingdom.
:: Standard Bungalow (Double, size: 15 sq.m.) - 8 Units ::
A cosy bungalow with balcony and garden views. The rooms are equipped with mini bar, satellite TV, air-conditioning, hair dryer, beach towel, torch, umbrella, safe deposit box, bathroom with shower & hot water and bathroom amenities, free Wi-Fi.
:: Superior Room (Double or Twin, size: 27 q.m.) - 15 Units ::
A modern room with garden views. The room is equipped with mini bar, satellite TV, DVD player, tea & coffee facilities, air conditioning, hair dryer, beach towel, torch, umbrella, hand towel, safe deposit box, bathroom with shower only & hot water and bathroom amenities, free Wi-Fi.
:: Studio Apartment (Double, size: 50 sq.m.) - 6 Units ::
A modern and very spacious room with garden views. The room is equipped with mini bar, tea & coffee facilities, satellite TV, DVD player, air-conditioning, hair dryer, beach towel, torch, umbrella, hand towel, safe deposit box, bathroom with shower and some with bathtub, bathroom amenities, free Wi-Fi.
:: Villa / Villa Triple (Double or Twin, Size: 54 sq.m.) - 8 Units ::
A modern and very spacious room with garden views. Each room is uniquely and individually decorated. The room is equipped with mini bar, tea coffee facilities, satellite TV, DVD player, air conditioning, hair dryer, beach towel, torch, umbrella, hand towel, safe deposit box, bathroom with shower only, bathroom amenities. All rooms have a small lounging area, free Wi-Fi.
:: Deluxe Beachfront Studio (56 sq.m.) - 2 Units ::
A modern and very spacious room on and overlooking the beach. Each room is uniquely and individually decorated. The room is equipped with mini bar, tea coffee facilities, satellite TV, DVD player, air conditioning, hair dryer, beach towel, torch, umbrella, hand towel, safe deposit box, bathroom with shower only, bathroom amenities. All rooms have a small lounging area as well as a small kitchenette. These units also each have their own plunge pool, free Wi-Fi.
Enjoy the sunset at our beachfront restaurant, serving authentic Thai and Western cuisine, wood burning pizza oven and fresh Seafood barbecues. Take a swim in our swimming pool overlooking the sea or sip a cocktail at the beach-bar. We provide many activities ex. pool billiard, table tennis and beach volleyball (Depends on the tide). Relax with a massage followed by a herbal steam. We have a tour desk at the reception to help you arrange or plan your daily adventures which suit your preference. Motorbikes and cars are rentable if you would like to explore the island on your own.
Restaurant where you can taste the delectable flavors of Thai cuisine and robust Italian dishes.
Steam Room- Revive your body and get rid of dead skin cells in the herbal steam room.
DVD Library.
On the beachfront there is a volleyball net, other activities include table tennis, free pool tables in the bar area and of course the sunset swimming pool. Other facilities include massage Sala.
Safety lockers are available at reception for valuables. Please be advised to always lock away valuables and keep your bungalow locked at all times to avoid any incident.
Our Massage Sala is opened between 11am and 8pm. Please make your booking at reception.
Enjoy pool tables, table tennis, darts, board games, badminton, and beach volleyball.
:: Other Services and Facilities ::
Beachfront swimming pool
Restaurant serving Thai & Western cuisine
Wood burning pizza oven
Massage Sala
Beachfront bar, games and pool tables
Beach volleyball
Table tennis
Herbal steam room
Swimming pool (Indoor-Out door)
Beachfront barbecues
TV/DVD player in the room
DVD library
Guest relations (Tour bookings, flight tickets, etc.)
Jeep and motorbike rentals
Laundry services
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ADSL / Wi-Fi Connectivity at the common areas
:: Our Complimentary ::
Free! Wi-Fi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free! Wi-Fi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Milky Bay Resort is peacefully located on Koh Phangan at Ban Tai beach makes it is easy to travel to all parts of the island. Haad Rin, the location of the monthly full moon party, is a mere 15 minutes drive away, as is the main town of Thong Sala, which is the main residence of most of the island's local Thai people.
Koh Phangan is in the province of Suratthani, Southern Thailand on the Gulf of Thailand and next to Koh Samui only taking 25 minutes from Samui by high speed ferry and 2 & half hours by ferry from Suratthani.
There are daily flights from Bangkok to Koh Samui and Suratthani with regular ferry services throughout the day to the island. You will arrive on Koh Phangan at either Haad Rin or Thongsala pier from there you can take a taxi or be collected to our resort.
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