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Swapping home comforts for basic shared accommodation with new friends is a rite of passage for many university students.
It's not hard to understand why the idea of constant fun, newfound freedom and an absence of nagging parents is attractive to those keen to flee the nest.
But its not all sunshine and rainbows. Research by ASDA Money has revealed the top ten bugbears that drive housemates up the wall.
Some 61 per cent of 191 renters surveyed said leaving dirty dishes in the sink was their number one irritant, beating not helping with the housework into second place and eating food that doesn't belong to them into third.
Michael Turner, Asda Money, said: "Living in a house share can be a fun and exciting time. Enjoying your own freedom, meeting new people and sharing experiences are all great elements of renting. However, it is occasionally the people we live with that can dampen the renting experience."
Some 41 per cent of those asked complained of flatmates not replacing loo roll, milk and bread; 34 per cent took issue with marks being left on the sofa or carpet, 29 per cent weren't happy when strangers were brought home, leaving windows open all day and all night rankled 27 per cent, lost keys annoyed 26 per cent, leaving doors on the latch or open bothered 18 per cent and leaving the water running wound up 17 per cent.
Other infuriating habits include not paying rent on time, leaving the phone bill unpaid, letting unwelcome cats into the house and the theft of underwear. Research also revealed that iPhones, iPads and laptops have fallen victim to the careless actions of flatmates.
As a result of these domestic bugbears, a third of renters have had arguments with their flatmates. As well as this, these issues can have significant financial implications. Shockingly 89 per cent renters have had to pay up to £100 from their own pocket to rectify their flatmate's mistakes.
Mr Turner said: "We have created a bespoke home insurance product specifically aimed at renters to ensure those living with others are able to protect their belongings in an easy, affordable and simple way. Accidents are bound to happen. Our research shows housemates and their thoughtless actions have resulted in damp, running taps and damaged iPhones, iPads and laptops. This is why it is essential that all renters have their own insurance policy. Ensuring your belongings are protected will give you peace of mind and remove any possible financial horrors you incur through living with nightmare housemates."
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Whoa. I miss cable. Like, a lot. Remember a few weeks ago I was all brave cancelled my cable? Well, I miss it. Sure, I mean, I get my Mad Men fix and I watch Game of Thrones (totally illegally) ever week. But the real question–which I'm too ashamed to google to find out myself–is…how is Bethenny? What's up with her and Jason? Are they okay? Also, Shahs of Sunset…is it awful in a good way or just straight up unbearable?
Last weekend I was at the bar and a friend made a Shahs of Sunset joke and it completely went over my head. Everyone laughed except me! I felt left out, guys. On the flip side, being sans cable has me reading books out of desperation, so that's cool I guess, if you're into that sort of thing.
I just finished Gabrielle Hamilton's book, Blood, Bones and Butter, and whoa. Phew. If you're looking for a new read, look no further–this is it. The writing is so beautiful, her journey so awesome and untraditional, and her whole perspective on food and cooking is really interesting. It's lovely stuff.
Let's talk about these fine looking cookies. They're bright, spongy in texture (this is good!) and so refreshing. Have you ever had a refreshing cookie? Well…here ya go. The recipe, a random rant from moi, along with step-by-step photos are over on The Tasty Kitchen blog. GO!
And then come back here to tell me how Bethenny is doing. Okay?!


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In today's economic climate, it's crucial to leave college with a solid intellectual foundation as well as the skills and ability to change and adapt with the times. Our small classes mean you'll never be a number and professors will always know your name, usually by the second class.
At Saint Michael's, our passionate, dedicated and highly accomplished faculty are committed to teaching our students, challenging them and inspiring them. Our recent graduates include a Rhodes Scholar, a Pickering Fellow, Fulbright scholars and students now in graduate school at Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Columbia Universities.
As soon as your first semester, you'll be doing real work in the real world, including field research and experiential learning. Over the course of four years, you'll be given the chance to study abroad, explore your artistic side and create a capstone project.
When you leave Saint Michael's, no matter what your major, you'll graduate having learned to: understand human behavior, how people think and what they believe; address global issues and explore ethical decision-making; and be a strong writer and speaker.
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There are a lot of options that can be configuredfrom the viewer side.
View OnlyNo keyboard or mouse events are sent from the viewer to theserver. The server screen can only be viewed, but notcontrolled.Auto scalingThe viewer window is automatically scaled to fit the size ofyour local screen.Use DSM PluginChoose a DSM (Data Stream Modification) Plugin and configureit.To use an encryption plugin, for instance, check this option andselect the plugin in the combo box. The plugin file must be inthe same directory than the vncviewer.exe program. And of course,the same plugin mustbe used by the UltraVNC server you connectto.Proxy/RepeaterSpecify the repeateraddress here.Save connection settings as defaultIf checked, the current settings are saved as default optionsin a configuration file. So next time you run the viewer, youdon't have to reselect all your favorite settings.Further viewer configuration can be done when pressing theOptions button.
Format and Encoding
See Encodings section below.Note: Grey colors only works with 32 bits color screenresolution. 16/24 bits color resolutions just don't work withgrey colors.Mouse buttonsMouse cursorDisplayMiscellaneous
[0] number of time the reconnect is attempted 0 (default), never reconnect9 (maximum) 9 time trying reconnect.gui reconnectnumber only for now.This is the number of times a reconnect is made before the viewer close the connection.
This section (except Ultra encoding) is taken fromTightVNC'svncviewer man page.
The server supplies information in whatever format is desiredby the client, in order to make the client as easy as possible toimplement. If the client represents itself as able to usemultiple formats, the server will choose one.
Pixel format refers to the representation of anindividual pixel. The most common formats are 24 and 16 bit"true-color" values, and 8-bit "color map" representations, wherean arbitrary map converts the color number to RGB values.
Encoding refers to how a rectangle of pixels are sent(all pixel information in VNC is sent as rectangles). Allrectangles come with a header giving the location and size of therectangle and an encoding type used by the data which follows.These types are listed below.
The raw encoding simply sends width*height pixel values. Allclients are required to support this encoding type. Raw is alsothe fastest when the server and viewer are on the same machine,as the connection speed is essentially infinite and raw encodingminimizes processing time.
The Copy Rectangle encoding is efficient when something isbeing moved; the only data sent is the location of a rectanglefrom which data should be copied to the current location.Copyrect could also be used to efficiently transmit a repeatedpattern.
The Rise-and-Run-length-Encoding is basically a 2D version ofrun-length encoding (RLE). In this encoding, a sequence ofidentical pixels are compressed to a single value and repeatcount. In VNC, this is implemented with a background color, andthen specifications of an arbitrary number of sub rectangles andcolor for each. This is an efficient encoding for large blocks ofconstant color.
This is a minor variation on RRE, using a maximum of 255x255pixel rectangles. This allows for single-byte values to be used,reducing packet size. This is in general more efficient, becausethe savings from sending 1-byte values generally outweighs thelosses from the (relatively rare) cases where very large regionsare painted the same color.
Here, rectangles are split up in to 16x16 tiles, which aresent in a predetermined order. The data within the tiles is senteither raw or as a variant on RRE. Hextile encoding is usuallythe best choice for using in high-speed network environments(e.g. Ethernet local-area networks).
Zlib is a very simple encoding that uses zlib library tocompress raw pixel data. This encoding achieves good compression,but consumes a lot of CPU time. Support for this encoding isprovided for compatibility with VNC servers that might notunderstand Tight encoding which is more efficient than Zlib innearly all real-life situations.
Like Zlib encoding, Tight encoding uses zlib library tocompress the pixel data, but it pre-processes data to maximizecompression ratios, and to minimize CPU usage on compression.Also, JPEG compression may be used to encode color-rich screenareas (see the description of -quality and -nojpeg optionsabove). Tight encoding is usually the best choice forlow-bandwidth network environments (e.g. slow modemconnections).
Experimental, Ultra encoding provides real time performanceover a LAN by utilizing LZO compression. LZO is a datacompression scheme which is suitable for data de-/compression inreal-time. This means it favors speed over compressionratio.
Send CTRL+ALT+DEL
Toggle Full Screen Mode
Show Connection Options...
Refresh Screen
Send 'Start' (CTRL+ESC) to host
Send Custom Key
Show Status Window
Close Connection
Hide Toolbar Buttons
Toggle Remote Input and Remote Blank Monitor
Open File Transfer...
Select Single Window
Select Full Desktop
Open Chat...
File Transfer... (Hotkey CTRL+ALT+F7)
Open the file transfer dialog window.
Chat... (Hotkey CTRL+ALT+F8)
Open the chat dialog window.
Show/Hide Toolbar (Hotkey CTRL+ALT+F9)
Show or hide the VNCViewer toolbar.
Disable/Enable Remote Input and Monitor
Disable keyboard and mouse input as well as the monitor onthe remote computer.
Connection options... (Hotkey CTRL+ALT+F6)
Open the connection option dialog window.
Connection info
Open the connection info window.
Request screen refresh
Redraw the screen in VNCViewer. Sometimes the display inVNCViewer misses updates or becomes corrupted. A screen refreshcan then insure that VNCViewer's display and remote computer'sdisplay are in sync.
View only
Disables sending mouse and keyboard events from the VNCViewerto the remote computer.
Various screen size options
Full screen mode (hotkey CTRL+ALT+F12) displays theremote screen on the entire screen of your display.Together with a hidden toolbar this feels like sitting in frontof the remote computer.Scaled viewer mode displays the scaled remote screen in a windowwith a user defined size.Scaled server mode generates less network traffic from serverside and uses a pixel blending algorithm to optimize thedisplay.Fuzzy screen mode combines Server and Viewer scaling to providereasonable visual comfort and speed even over very slowconnections.Auto scaling mode scales the view to fit the viewer screen.Normal screen mode (hotkey CTRL+F11) displays theremote screen 1:1.
Full/256 Colors
Change the color depth of the screen.
Send various key combinations
Send CTRL+ALT+DEL (hotkeyCTRL+ALT+F4), CTRL+ESC (this opens thestart menu), CTRL+Key Down, CTRL+KeyUp,ALT+Key Down or ALT+Key Up.
CTRL+Key Down
ALT+Key Down
ALT+Key Up
New connection...
Start a new connection.
Save connection info as... (HotkeyCTRL+ALT+F5)
Save the options and settings of the active connection in afile.
About VNC Viewer...
See version and licensing information of VNCViewer.
Pressing ALT or CTRL send ALT/CTRL directly to the VNCServer,as if the user selected "CTRL DOWN/CTRL UP/ALT DOWN/ALT UP" fromthe system menu.
When SCROLL-LOCK is activated, all keycombinations (except CTRL+ALT+DEL) are directly sentto the remote computer:
Instead of switching applications on the client side,ALT+TAB is sent to the VNCServer.
Instead of opening the start menu on the client side,CTRL+ESC is sent to the VNCServer.
Instead of opening the system menu on the client side,ALT+SPACE is sent to the VNCServer.
Pressing Break/Pause key toggles Full-Screenmode on or off.
Pressing PRINT-Screen key requests a full screenupdate (same as selecting "Request Screen Refresh" from thesystem menu)
All the above can be disabled by turning theSCROLL-LOCK key off.
-help, -? or -h Print a help message. -listen [port] Start the VNCviewer in listen mode. If port is specified, the viewer listens on that port instead of 5900 default port.example vncviewer listen non standard port 80vncviewer.exe -listen 80-dsmplugin filename.dsmexample1: vncviewer.exe host -dsmplugin msrc4plugin.dsmexample2: vncviewer.exe host -dsmplugin securevncplugin.dsm-proxy host:portthe proxy is not your office proxy, is ultravnc repeater proxy.the proxy/repeater mode I (distributor) repeater must be on your lan"%:\programfiles%\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe" -proxy host:5901 -connect hostname"%programfiles%\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe" -proxy distributor:5901 -connect host -dsmplugin filename.dsmproxy/repeater mode II (with ID number)"%:\programfiles%\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe" -proxy host:5901 ID:1234"%programfiles%\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe" -proxy host:5901 ID:1234 -dsmplugin filename.dsm"
-autoacceptincomingAuto Accept Incoming connection (no SC server info)-autoacceptnodsmserver connection set without encryption, there no message is NOT encrypted while vncviewer listen with dsmplugin-autoreconnect [DelayInSeconds]-autoreconnect (default value 3 seconds)example: autoreconnect after 15 secondsvncviewer.exe -autoreconnect 15 -connect hostnamecommandline autoreconnect default=3 value is number of seconds between reconnects This allow to set a bigger timeout between reconnect intervals this function is blocked by repeater for viewer."%programfiles%\ultravnc\vncviewer.exe" -autoreconnect 30 -connect hostname::5900 -quickoption 3 -dsmplugin SecureVNCPlugin.dsm-reconnect x (warning) not yet available by command line) only guiThis is the number of times a reconnect is made before the viewer close the connection.-disablesponsorremove the sponsor of vncviewer message error-fttimeout sec Filetransfer timeout sec [1-60] -keepalive sec Interval to send a keepalive message -askexit Open a dialogbox on exit " do you realy want to quit" -restricted remove options from system menu ( Filetransfer, chat ....) -viewonly Do not send local keyboard or mouse events to the remote computer. -nostatus Don't show the status window while connecting. -nohotkeys Do not enable hot keys (like CTRL+ALT+F9 for full screen mode etc.). Can be useful in case of conflict with other installed software hotkeys. -notoolbar Do not display the toolbar. -autoscaling Automatically scale the viewer window so that the remote screen fits at best your local screen size. -fullscreen Display viewer in full screen mode. -noauto Disable auto mode. Required for using the color options below or saving a custom configuration (otherwise the settings from quick options always override). -8bit, -256colors, -64colors, -8colors, -8greycolors, -4greycolors, -2greycolors Set the color depth. Fewer colors can significantly reduce the required bandwidth. Note: Grey colors only work with 32 bits color screen resolution. 16 or 24 bits color resolutions just don't work with grey colors. -shared Share the server with other viewers, i.e. allow several viewers to connect simultaneously to the server. -swapmouse Swap left and right button of the mouse. -nocursor Do not display any local dot mouse cursor. -dotcursor Display the local dot mouse cursor. -normalcursor Display the normal local mouse cursor. -belldeiconify not used -emulate3 Emulate a 3-button mouse. -noemulate3 Do not emulate a 3-button mouse. -nocursorshape don't change cursor chapes -noremotecursor "." is used as remote cursor -scale A/B Scale the display by the factor A/B. -emulate3timeout Timeout emulate 3 button mouse with 2 buttons -emulate3fuzz Emul3Fuzz emulate 3 button mouse with 2 buttons -disableclipboard Do not transfer clipboard content. -delay delay debug option -loglevel loglevel Set the loglevel. This can range from 0 (minimal) to 10 (maximum logging). -console Open a console window for log output. -logfile filename Log to the file specified by filename. -config filename Read the configuration from filename. -register Record the path to the VNC viewer and the type of the .vnc files in the registry -encoding encoding Encoding is either raw, rre, corre, hextile, zlib, zlibhex, tight or ultra. Encodings are described here. -compresslevel level Use specified compression level (0..9) for "tight" and "zlib" encodings (Tight encoding specific). Level 1 uses minimum of CPU time and achieves weak compression ratios, while level 9 offers best compression but is slow in terms of CPU time consumption on the server side. Use high levels with very slow network connections, and low levels when working over high-speed LANs. It's not recommended to use compression level 0, reasonable choices start from the level 1. -quality qualityUse the specified JPEG quality (0..9) for the "tight" encoding (Tight encoding specific). Quality level 0 denotes bad image quality but very impressive compression ratios, while level 9 offers very good image quality at lower compression ratios. Note that the "tight" encoder uses JPEG to encode only those screen areas that look suitable for lossy compression, so quality level 0 does not always mean unacceptable image quality. -user msuserms logon (NTLM1) username set at server (not viewer side)-password password Use the specified password for "classic" VNC authentication. -serverscale scale Scale the display on the server side by 1/scale. For instance scale = 2 means that the remote screen dimensions are reduced by 2 ("half screen size"), reducing at the same time the amount of graphical data received by a factor 4 (2^2). -quickoption nSelect a quickoption. Modem option is default 1 = AUTO (auto select best settings, this never use ultra experimental maybe "forever") 2 = LAN (> 1Mbit/s) Max Colors 3 = MEDIUM (> 128Kbit/s )- 256 Colors4 = MODEM (19K - 128Kbit/s) - 64 Colors 5 = SLOW (< 19Kbit/s) 8 Colors 6 = (custom ?) N/A (not available and fail) 7 = ULTRA (> 2Mbit/s) - Experimental (still experimental after 2 years) REMARK Commandline options are Merged with the default saved settings. Sample: if you save viewonly as default -> a viewer started with a commandline option will always be "viewonly".


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Premier Class Graduates from MAT Program
On May 16, 2009, eighteen candidates were graduated from the first cohort of the Master of Arts in Teaching Program at Thomas More College. This alternative certification program was approved on March 19, 2007 to provide a course of studies leading to teaching certification for qualified candidates already holding degrees in disciplines other than education. The program offers concentrations in both Middle Grades and Secondary content areas.
Of the eighteen who are graduating, twelve have jobs teaching in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Area, and five are completing their student teaching this spring. It is an honor and pleasure to present the members of the premier Class of 2009:
- Clinton Bell (Secondary Social Studies)
- Megan Boimann-Hennies (Secondary Social Studies)
- Jason Burgess (K-12 Theatre)
- Kelly Everett (Middle Grades English)
- Erin Gilday (Middle Grades Science)
- Joseph Hibbett (Secondary English)
- Crystal High (Secondary Chemistry/Physics)
- Susan Howard (Middle Grades English)
- Sheri Mann (K-12 Art)
- Beau Menefee (P-12 Theatre)
- Jay Minser (Middle Grades Math)
- Ellen Otte (Middle Grades English)
- Sarah Patton (Secondary Social Studies)
- Darren Renner (Middle Grades Social Studies)
- Bethany Taylor (P-12 Art)
- Sue Rodish (5-12 Business and Marketing)
- Samantha Smith (Secondary Social Studies)
- Amanda Volpenhein (P-12 Theatre)
The MAT Program honors the following candidates for achievement as shown:
MAT Program Academic Excellence Award - Awarded to Megan Boimann-Hennies and Sheri Mann for maintaining a 4.0 GPA as well as receiving a rating of Excellent on their PRAXIS (Megan) or PLT (Sheri) exam.
MAT Academic Achievement Award - Awarded to Clinton Bell for receiving a rating of Excellent on his PLT exam, and to Jason Burgess, Kelly Everett, Erin Gilday, Joseph Hibbett, and Ellen Otte for maintaining a 4.0 GPA throughout the program.;
Who's Who Among Graduate Students in American Colleges and Universities - Awarded to Sheri Mann and Jay Minser for exceptional leadership, community service projects, academic standing, and exceeding established requirements.
Outstanding MAT Student Award - Criteria for this award are set by the MAT candidates who, along with MAT faculty, nominate candidates. Once the nominations are received, MAT faculty select the recipient. In addition to demonstrating leadership, collegiality, the ability to remain focused, and serving as a team player, the recipient of this award is someone who strives for excellence as a person, colleague, teacher, and friend. The recipient for the premier class is Kelly Everett.
The Master of Arts in Teaching Program is an important addition to the Education Department at Thomas More College. The Education and MAT faculty and staff extend our best wishes to each of the candidates in the premier class and are confident that you will be successful teachers as long as you choose to teach.
For information about the Master of Arts in Teaching Program, please call 859.344.3404 or 859.344.3338, or e-mail either firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.


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If you want to learn how to keep your car from getting repossessed or whether you can serve your kids alcohol, just ask Reddit.
During one of the site's popular "Ask Me Anything" sessions, lawyers revealed all of the legal loopholes you need to know.
By far, the Wisconsin drinking loophole takes the cake:
"You can legally drink with your parents anywhere alcohol is permitted regardless of age. My friend's 3 year old is a nasty whiskey drunk.
To clarify: "A parent (guardian) can serve their child alcohol. This can be at a bar, home, tailgating, etc... If at a bar, the parent must order the drink and be served the drink and, then, the parent can give the drink to the child. This all sounds well and good, but it gets messy when said child turns 18. At that point the parent is no longer the legal guardian, and cannot, legally, serve their child alcohol.
Here are some of the other best loopholes Reddit taught us:
"If you have knowledge that the loan company is coming to repossess your car, parking it on the neighbor's property will most likely not allow us to proceed. Contracts don't allow us to repossess from different addresses on the warrant, cars parked at the neighbors, we can't touch it." (This came from a repossession agent, not a lawyer.)
"Remember the tax credit for electric vehicles? It was (is?) based on number of hours a battery held its charge. This led to golf carts getting about the same tax rebate as a full fledged car. All you needed to do was make it street legal with turn signals, mirrors, and seat belts. A new standard cart like that was basically free."
"What I've found interesting as a law student is how little liability waivers actually do. Basically, you can always sue someone, liability waiver or not. If it's their fault, it's their fault. (it gets a little more complicated, scope of consent, etc., but yeah, a lot looser than you'd think)."
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text: Shave Ice. It all seems so simple, but it wasn't always so. Where elsewhere they're all screaming for ice cream in the summer, in New Orleans we scream for snowballs-which are, of course, only possible because of shaved ice. Very, very finely shaved ice, almost to a liquid state, melting on your tongue with a refreshing sensation. In Baltimore, we hear, they claim they invented snowballs because they also use shaved rather than crushed ice—but it's not as fine as ours, and here we pour not just syrup but toppings on top of that shaved ice, like condensed milk. But it all began with the shaved ice. Legend has it that Ernest Hansen, of the original Hansen's Sno-Bliz now on Tchoupitoulas, invented the first block ice shaving machine in 1939; before that, the "snowballs" were made of hand-shaved ice, none too sanitary. Ernest's wife Mary started making her own syrups, and there we have it—something else New Orleans does better. Apart from the Hansens' contribution, it's not a far stretch to connect the Sicilian immigrants to New Orleans, who knew about such treats from the old country, to the love of snowballs here. They're almost like gelato, really, with the delightful array of snowball flavors available—like Satsuma, or nectar cream, or frozen mint Everyone has their favorite stand, like the venerable Hansen's, or Plum Street Snoball uptown, or Pandora's by City Park. The variety of flavors is mind-boggling, but rest assured that the very best all use freshly-made syrups, and often include ice cream or cream or condensed milk. Hey, frozen daiquiri stands are almost an offshoot of the whole idea! But remember, the ice has to be shaved, and you've got to stand in line a while in the 95 degree humidity to get your favorite, and then you need to consume it on the spot, with sticky syrups dripping down your chin. Then you know it's really summertime!


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|• Cable / Satelite TV programs
|• Complimentary drinking water in room
|• Hairdryer
|• IDD Telephone
|• In-room Safe
|• Iron/ Board
|• Mini bar
|• Non-Smoking Rooms
|• Private Balcony / Terrace
|• Shower
|• Slippers
|• Tea/Coffee making Facilities
|• Television
|• 24 hours security service
|• Babysitting
|• Boat access only
|• Car for rent
|• Car parking
|• Doctor on call 24 hours
|• Family rooms (2 adults and 2 children)
|• Garden
|• International Restaurant
|• Laundry service
|• Library / DVD movie library
|• Located on the beach
|• Major credit cards are accepted
|• Massage
|• Meeting / banquet facilities
|• Public internet access corner
|• Room service
|• Shop / boutique / minimart
|• Snorkeling
|• Swimming pool
|• Thai Restaurant
|• Tour / Excursion counter
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Ao Prao Resort
Koh Samet, Ao Prao Beach (0.0km)
from 240 $
Ao Prao is a tropical island vacation resort that is beyond your expectations, its nestled on a hillside and surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation, The resort is situated on the quieter west coast of Koh Samet on a beautiful seclude beach. All of guest rooms are located in individual cottages scattered in the gardens and offer beautiful views over the beach and the sea. At Ao Prao resort your dream will come true as you desire. We are exhilarating you by offers you, to participate in beach volleyball or soccer. Whether jog by sunset or sunrise then enjoy through following water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving, canoeing or catamaran. In the night time,walking along the beach and listening to the music at two or three of the other resorts on the beachfront. The beachfront is formed in a slight curve with gentle hills rising from a rocky base at either end. It is a perfect vacation spot for couples or families.
Lima Coco Resort
Koh Samet, Ao Prao Beach (0.1km)
from 74 $
Lima coco resort a boutique resort, situated on Ao Prao, the most beautiful sunset viewing point on Samet Island. There are ten different room types that we've provided Hideaway Deluxe, Balcony Deluxe, Seaview Deluxe, Nautical Style, Coco Beachfront and Goota Style where you can enjoy your own private entertainment in your room, calm spacious interiors, and you can indulge your soul privately and peacefully without any disturbance from other guests or staffs. There are plenty of activities to select from, water activities such as snorkeling, kayaking and island hopping on a speed boat are all available on your request. If you do not fancy water activities for the day, hiking into the nature is another excellent choice. Or simply laze your days away on the beach, at Bagus cafe or with a soothing massage.
Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa
Koh Samet, Ao Prao Beach (0.2km)
226~243 $
Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa is a tropical boutique resort where 28 comfortably furnished villas and cottages surrounding by slope of a hilly cove overlooking a tranquility bay beach is your stylish moving away from the world, Extremely comfortable of individual cottages all with balconies, some with your own privacy outdoor spa that look down onto a peaceful curved bay of sparkling sea. The room villas are simply elegant with full furnished in natural teak, bamboo and Thai woven fabrics, all with balcony and many with private Jacuzzi. The hotel is located by the southern headland of beautiful -Ao Prao- beach, on the west coast of peaceful Koh Samed Island.
Samed Cliff Resort
Koh Samet, Noi Na Beach (0.8km)
71~87 $
Samed Cliff Resort is apart from driving from Bangkok to Ban-Phe just about 2.5 hour, The Bus departs every hour from Bangkok start from 5.00 am until 8.30 pm and from Ban-Phe, The bus will also leave every hour from Bus Station Terminal 1. Then reaching to Samed Island is not that difficult by ferries there are many pier that will service you to the island. Satisfied your own luxurious bungalows with mountain greenery, a clear blue sky, a refreshing cool sea breeze, sparking Turquoise Ocean and fine, white sandy beaches and blue of the sky from golden sunrise to red sunset feel your stress melt away. Resort mentioned that it is the place where one feels closest to Nature, away form the madding crowd, traffic and all human activities.
Bar and Bed Resort
Koh Samet, Noi Na Beach (1.0km)
93~134 $
Welcome to Bar & Bed which is situated on Ao Noi Na on the island Koh Samet. The accommodation is reachable by an approximate 15 minutes speed boat ride or a 30-minute ferry boat ride from Ban Phe Pier on the mainland. Guests from Koh Samed, Ban Phe, Rayong or even Pattaya, can have an "out-of-this-world" stay without having to make a long journey. Driving from Bangkok to Ban Phe Pier takes approximately 2 hours. All guestrooms are equipped with a wide range of standard amenities. Koh Samet's prominent settings have undoubtedly turned the island into one of the top tourist destinations in east Thailand, with an array of accommodations, restaurants as well as recreational facilities and water activities available within arm's reach. Bar & Bed also offers the guests an extensive list of drinks, including creative cocktails and a broad selection of wines, perfectly served with assorted dishes from the international kitchen.
Baan Ploy Sea
Koh Samet, Ao Klang Beach (1.0km)
82~96 $
Baan Ploy Sea is a stylish resort offering guestrooms with uncomplicated comfort. This unique retreat is located on the lovely fine sands of Ao-Klang Beach, on the north coast of the island Koh Samet. Situated on the island's most popular beach provides ample opportunities for beach activities such as volleyball, soccer, sailing, scuba diving, windsurfing, canoeing and snorkeling. Swim in the resort's pool or in the ocean's clean water, or stroll the narrow streets of the small nearby town. The resort have Deluxe rooms, Deluxe Seaview rooms and Deluxe Suite rooms, which are built on stilts in the middle of the sea. All guestrooms are equipped with a wide range of standard amenities, including air condition, mini-bar, daily complimentary bottles of water, satellite TV, hairdryer and safety box. Guest services include massage upon request, free Wi-Fi Internet service and room service.
Samed Pavilion Resort
Koh Samet, Ao Phai Beach (1.1km)
76~129 $
Escape from the hectic busy life and embrace the beauty of nature Samed has to offer right here at Samed Pavilion Resort and you are promised an absolutely comfortable and memorable stay. Located merely 40 metres away from the famous Ao Phai Beach, the resort can be accessed directed by speed boat and can also be easily reached by the public bus from Na-Dan pier within 15 minutes. It takes 3.5 hours to get there by land and ferry from Suvarnabhumi International Airport. All well-equipped cosy guestrooms teemed with high standard amenities come in various types to serve guests' varied preferences. In-house facilities include Jacuzzi and swimming pool, massage service, tour desk, meeting rooms, and plenty more.
Mooban Talay Resort
Koh Samet, Noi Na Beach (1.1km)
from 104 $
Mooban Talay Resort is a charmingly designed resort that comes with a unique character that blends perfectly well with its stunning seaside surroundings. Set amidst a tropical paradise fringed with lush greeneries, the splendid resort lies in Ao Noi Na of Koh Samet, one of Thailand's most coveted beach destinations. Aside from the resort's boat transfer to its private pier, there are also regular ferries leaving from the mainland pier at Ban Phe to Na Dan Village which is located on Koh Samet. The spacious guestrooms are gorgeously decorated in contemporary Thai style, teemed with ample quality amenities. In-house facilities include a wide variety of mouth-watering Asian and Western cuisines, swimming pool, and a Sport Centre.
Green Bay Samed Resort
Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (1.5km)
61~106 $
Green Bay Samed Resort is the perfect choice for those who wish to take in the sights and sounds of Koh Samet. Located between Sai Kaew Beach and Ao Phai, this small resort offers a great deal of comfort and convenience close to the beach and the city centre. Guests can also enjoy easy access to all that this charming island has to offer. Green Bay Samed Resort features a wealth of unrivalled services and facilities. All guestrooms here are tastefully equipped with all the amenities you would expect from an accommodation in its class. Free Wifi access is available both in all rooms and public areas for added convenience. Fun trips and activities can also be arranged at the onsite tour desk. Whether you are on a short break or extended vacation, make Green Bay Samed Resort your home away from home.
Sidewalk Boutique Hotel
Koh Samet (1.6km)
from 29 $
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Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (1.7km)
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Romruen Samed Resort
Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (1.7km)
from 71 $
Romruen Samed Resort is a small budget accommodation providing cozy comfort for all types of travellers. Located on the island's city centre, the resort offers convenient access to all major attractions and white sandy beaches. The renowned Sai Kaew Beach can be reached within 15 minutes' walk. Set in a safe and clean environment, all guestrooms at Romruen Samed Resort provide a homely night's sleep at a value price point. Each unit comes with en-suite bathroom, Wifi access and all the necessities you'd expect from an accommodation of this class. Attentive services from the resort's friendly staff will ensure that your stay at Romruen Samed Resort will be a memorable one.
Bell House
Koh Samet, Vongduen Beach (1.7km)
31~53 $
Situated in a low-key area of Koh Samet on Vongduen beach, Bell House Rayong is an ideal choice of accommodation for those who are looking for a relaxing and peaceful holiday, with a short walk to sandy beach. However the island's great leisure facilities and buzzing nightlife are also within easy reach. Guests will enjoy the excellent and friendly service. All guestrooms are carefully decorated and include all the necessities that a traveller would desire. Wifi internet access is available both in room and public areas. Excellent service from the hotel's attentive staff will be available 24/7 to ensure that your every need is met during your stay at Bell House Rayong.
Samed Cabana Resort
Koh Samet, Vongduen Beach (1.8km)
164~245 $
Samed Cabana Resort is located in Vongduen Beach, Koh Samed. The Away Resorts predicted that in this high speed life that we live in there is a desperate need to provide people an excuse and opportunity to truly settle down and to be grateful for life once more. Founded on the precept that we mainly live in an "Age of Rage", Away Resorts provides guests a rejuvenate balance in life. All rooms have superb sea views with ample sunlight and sea breeze, guaranteeing you perfect relaxation. Where guests can enjoys fresh breezes from Gulf of Siam and unique panoramic views of sunset on the ocean encompassed of natural. The resort itself stretches about 120-meter along the beachside comprises of 16 beachfront rooms, 14 sea. view rooms, 6 superior rooms, and 2 family suits.
Malibu Garden Resort
Koh Samet, Vongduen Beach (1.8km)
from 57 $
Malibu Garden Resort is located in Vongduen Beach on a picturesque of Koh Samet. The island is a famous by its beaches with white sand and beauty of nature mixed with the beautiful spiral waves that gives you relaxation and impression along the natural. We are intended to make tranquility environment at the resort which will make you Invigorate like being at home. The resort is a collection of small bungalows; where guests can select facility options from the bungalow; all of our rooms are the last word in comfort and are equipped with air-conditioners and/or fans/ hot water for those who prefer. Guests can enjoy many kinds of activities such as, Diving Snorkeling, Fishing, and Sightseeing around the Island.
Samed Grandview Resort
Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (1.8km)
104~155 $
Samed Grandview Resort Koh Samet Rayong is a stylish accommodation on the island's most lively beach. The resort is a secure haven for those looking for a relaxing holiday, yet within easy reach of all the vibes. The white sandy beach is just a few steps away. Set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, all guestrooms at Samed Grandview Resort Koh Samet are carefully designed and tastefully furnished with modern comfort. Each unit features thoughtful amenities to ensure a truly pleasant stay. The onsite restaurants offer great dining experience with spectacular panoramic sea views, while the open-air bar offers a great selection of drinks in a casual and laid-back atmosphere.
Lalune Beach Resort
Koh Samet, Vongduen Beach (1.9km)
68~79 $
Lalune Beach Resort is sited on Ao Wong Duean, the second largest beach of Koh Samed. The resort can be reached within an hour's boat trip by regular boat or within 20 minutes by speedboat from Baan Pae at Ta Rua Pae (Pae Port) on the mainland. Lalune Beach Resort offers air conditioned deluxe rooms with comfortable twin beds. The room amenities include private balcony, TV, refrigerator safety box as well as hot and cold shower. Lalune features swimming pool, child pool and Wi-Fi Internet access in public areas. Also, guests can enjoy great sea view while dining at the resorts own restaurant.
Lima Bella Resort
Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (1.9km)
from 74 $
Lima Bella Resort is located in Saikaew Beach, Koh Samet Rayong province. The resort is surrounding by a tropical garden and luxurious accommodation. That will fulfilled your energy with clears blue sky, a refreshing cool sea breeze, sparking Turquoise Ocean and fine, white sandy beaches and blue of the sky from golden sunrise to red sunset feel your stress melt away. Our facilities & service; serving Thai and international foods starting between 08:00am up until 21:30pm everyday's, however Lima Bella Bar and Traditional Thai Massage are also provides at Lima Bella Resort. "You will be enchanted with our Thai Contemporary decoration style"
Lima Duva Resort
Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (1.9km)
from 130 $
Located near the main Sai Kaew Beach, Lima Duva Resort is home to one of the island's finest accommodation choices. Guests will experience a warm hospitality with fastidious attention to detail from the moment they arrive. This modern-design resort is also the ideal base to explore what this lively island has to offer. Generously sized and attractively decorated, all guestrooms at Lima Duva Resort come tastefully equipped with all the essential amenities to ensure you the absolute comfort and ease. The resort provides attentive services and facilities to all guests. These include outdoor swimming pool and bar, onsite restaurant, and free Wifi access. A team of dedicated and professional staff will be on standby to ensure that your every need is met at this Koh Samet resort. Whatever your reason for visiting Koh Samet, Lima Duva Resort is the perfect choice for an exhilarating break away.
Vongdeuan Resort
Koh Samet, Vongduen Beach (1.9km)
from 64 $
A paradise for perfect holiday, Vongdeuan Beach Resort is located on secluded Vongdeuan Beach on Koh Samet. The crescent-shape of the beach provides a fantastic view of both sides of the bay with crystal clear water and white sand beach lying in between. The spectacular sunrise and sunset on this beach will promise you a memorable experience. Bungalows comprise Beach House, Poolside Cottage, Thai House, Cottage, Deluxe and Standard room. Providing the services that you will feel like this is your second home, the resort receives repeated customers who come back every year.
Saikaew Beach Resort
Koh Samet, Saikaew Beach (2.0km)
162~172 $
Saikaew Beach Resort has overall 152 rooms ranging from; Deluxe Room is mostly tranquility section, cottage is basically on sandy beach with collection of rock formations to Beach Front Villa's part sprawls along the main bathing beach. Room facilities all fully furnished, such as Satellite Color Television, Electronic Kettle with coffee & tea making amenities, Hair dryer, Electronic safety box etc… guests will finding an activity while staying at resort, nevertheless, management and staff alike provides utmost personal care and attention towards all guests. Here we are located in idyllically situated on two adjoining beachfronts on the north-east coast of Koh Samet (Samet Island), Rayong provide, renowned for its pristine sandy beaches. Approximately 2.5 hours by transport from Bangkok to Rayong,
The C Samet Beach Resort
Koh Samet, Vongduen Beach (2.1km)
115~128 $
The C Samet Beach Resort is peacefully located on one of the most beautiful beaches in Rayong. Coming with outdoor living, this cosy beach resort is a place in which visitors can enjoy an absolute environment of tropical gardens surrounding naturally blended combination of the beachfront and garden view. The resort is also in close proximity to all that this charming island has to offer. Each cottage at The C Samet Beach Resort provides you with a spacious terrace, where you can feel delightfully private here sipping a glass of wine and enjoying the sunset, and an astonishingly big bedroom with stylish contemporary furnishings, a comfortable seating area, en suite bathroom with separate revitalizing rain shower. Professional services team stays prepared 24/7; you will feel comfortably safe while having a stay at The C Samet Beach Resort Koh Samet.
Jelly Fish Bungalow
Koh Samet, Ao Lung Dam (2.8km)
from 35 $
Jelly Fish Bungalow enjoys its peaceful location in Ao Lung Dam, Koh Samet. This all-bungalow resort is a perfect destination for spending time with family, a group of friends or your loved ones in a cosy and relaxing atmosphere. From the moment of arrival, you will find yourself immersed in the warm Thai hospitality and feel the island vibe. Jelly Fish Bungalow features a variety of room types with a selection of fan or air-conditioned ones. All bungalows come with wonderful views of either the sea or a garden, and tastefully equipped with basic amenities required for a comfortable stay. All guests will be delighted with professionalism and friendliness of the staff, who will be on standby 24/7 to ensure that your time at the Jelly Fish Bungalow Koh Samet will be a memorable one.
Banpu Resort
Koh Samet, Ao Loong Dam (2.9km)
46~55 $
Located in a quiet neighbourhood on Loong Dam Bay, Banpu Resort Koh Samet is a savvy choice of accommodation for travellers on a budget. This family-run resort offers great comfort and privacy with easy access to the island's major attractions and just steps away from the white sandy beach. All guestrooms at Banpu Resort Koh Samet are carefully designed to offer a relaxing atmosphere. Each unit provides a homely night's sleep with all the necessities required for a truly pleasant stay. Attentive service from the resort's friendly staff combined with first-rate facilities will ensure that your stay at this Koh Samet resort will be an unforgettable one. When you are looking for a comfortable accommodation on Koh Samet, make Banpu Resort your home away from home.
Koh Samet, Ao Kew Beach (4.5km)
from 488 $
Paradee is set on a narrow southern isthmus of Koh Samet , it's located at Ban Phe in Rayong province, a beautiful, road-free island within a national park., followed by a 10-minute speedboat ride. All facilities are providing such as swimming pool, fitness center, beachside, specialize with our spa's service. Only 40 luxuriously appointed villas, all with a magnificent view of either lush tropical gardens, or white sandy beaches washed by the Gulf of Thailand. Like all tropical islands, at Paradee all food and drink is transported ashore fresh daily. We ensure ample supply of anything you could wish for. Here we have finest wines, the freshest seafood, imported meat of the highest quality and fresh vegetables at their peak, with all day dining, serving international and Thai cuisine in a relaxed yet elegant setting open to the sea breezes.
Koh Samet, Ao Pakarang (5.2km)
82~95 $
Determine your leisure holidays with us Nim-ma-no-ra-dee Boutique Resort, we are proudly to represent all guests to get a feeling of comfortable while being at the hotel. The hotel is located on a tranquil private of Ao Pakarang under lush tropical beach that allows you to have a real rest, after Thai massage and spa, snorkeling, diving, canoeing ,enjoying crystal clear water sea, under the bright blue sky of samed island. Here with the warmest service like a paradise. Backside of resort is where you can directly see the sunset. The resort is a 2.5-hour drive from Bangkok to Ban Phe( mainland) in Rayong province, and continue with speed boat 17-minutes speedboat ride.


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That dude will have a hard time finding another job in the short term or should. He appears to be crazy in da head.
Figured it wouldn't hurt to have a thread for this. League wide news, so not just Jet moves.
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Titus Young released. Yep, the offseason has officially started. #HallofFame
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That dude will have a hard time finding another job in the short term or should. He appears to be crazy in da head.
I started the Paul Kruger thread, and just saw this one.
I wonder how if Cliff Avril will be affordable. He had an off year, and it doesn't like like he's coming back to Detroit.
I think he would be a good pass rusher for us.
Sehawks brought in lynch when nobody wanted him. We need playmakers on offense. If young can make plays, give him a shot.
What exactly started the Titus Young warble garble?
Just had a minor heart attack when I saw that the Colts signed WR Jeremy Kelly to a future contract.
Here's a good one from Titus Young reported by Detroit Free Press on rotoworld:
Former Lions WR Titus Young recently told his high school coach that he's better than Calvin Johnson.
"He did tell me he thought he was just as good Megatron," E.C. Robinson recalled late last month. "I said, 'Titus, come on.' I said, 'Come on, man. Who you talking to?' I said, 'Come on, youre as good as that guy? This guy is the real deal.' And he really believes this. And he was sincere about it. 'Ah man, I'm better than him.'" If Young is unwilling to play second fiddle to this generation's greatest wideout, he's going to have a hard time fitting in many receiving corps around the league. He'll need to at least fake an attitude adjustment before signing on with a new team.
this guy is clueless
We need Randy Moss.
Send Moss and Hill deep and let Kerley and Holmes work underneath.
I was half-kidding about Moss. I wouldn't mind him but we need a player like him who is a legit vertical threat who commands respect from the opponents secondary. As of right now, Hill is not that guy.
Here is a portion of an article regarding Marty's WCO and how it differs from a traditional one:
http://www.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/201...system_ho.htmlGOING DEEP
"What made Marty different from all the other West Coast guys was he took a lot of shots downfield."
Between 2010 and 2011, Mornhinweg's Eagles were in the top 10 in passing plays of 20 yards or more. On passing plays of 40 yards or more they were No. 1 in 2010 and No. 12 in 2011.
Higgins remembers this philosophy going back to offensive meetings where Mornhinweg would look at the game plan and jokingly scold his coaches in Detroit for being too reliant on the safe dinks and dunks that define his system.
"We've only got three or four shots downfield," Higgins remembered Mornhinweg saying. "I want to see six or seven that can give us an honest chance at a home run that are realistic plays, like deep crossing routes with seven or eight man protection."
He wanted detail and regiment, but he also wanted the chance to surprise on any given play. In essence, what Rex Ryan has said he now wants in an offense.
"The Jets are going to enjoy playing for him," Higgins said.
Now, unless we find a QB capable of doing these things it doesn't matter who we surround him with and who is designing the plays or calling them.
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With everyone expecting the 49ers to roll into the Georgia Dome and get back to the Super Bowl for the first time since 1994, the Falcons are rolling over the 49ers.
It's 17-0 after one snap in the second quarter.
Matt Ryan has completed 11 of 14 passes for 183 yards and two touchdown. Six of the completions and both touchdowns have gone to receiver Julio Jones, who has 121 yards receiving.
Roddy White has added 49 on three catches, and the Falcons' defense has forced a pair of three and outs by the 49ers' offense, punctuating the second drive with a sack of quarterback Colin Kaepernick that twisted and contorted him in a way that surprisingly didn't injure him.The 49ers have gained minus-two yards, and the Falcons now have 203.
The fact that the Falcons blew a 20-0 first-half lead last week could help them here. White told Mike Silver of Yahoo! Sports that the Falcons became too lazy and relaxed against the Seahawks. That surely won't happen here.


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At issue is the Agricultural Job Opportunities, Benefits, And Security Act Of 2007, of which Leahy is a co-sponsor. The legislation would create a "blue card" program, through which currently undocumented people working in agriculture could secure temporary legal status, with the ultimate possibility of qualifying for a permanent legal status (a green card).
In addition, Leahy included a provision within the bill that would give undocumented dairy workers, goat herders or sheep herders a chance to legally work for an initial period of one year, with an opportunity to apply for up to three more years of temporary employment. The provision would also allow the dairy worker who has successfully worked for 36 months in temporary status to apply for permanent residency, subject to visa availability.
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VERGENNES — The seven-member Vergennes City Council could have four new members after Tuesday: Mayor April Jin is facing former alderman Michael Daniels for a two-year term, while Alderman Randy Ouellette is the only incumbent in a field of five seeking three council seats.
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18th August 2017
Jon Meakin reflects on a tumultuous week in American business and politics.
Business and politics always overlap, but this week they collided in a spectacular fashion, when CEOs of some of America's top companies turned their back on the President, resigning from his Manufacturing Council and Strategy and Policy Forum, in protest at his seemingly equivocal response to the shocking scenes that unfolded in Charlottesville last weekend. But in doing so, were they making political statements?
Some of the CEOs in question, including Wendell Weeks of Corning, went out of their way in their statements to stress that the organizations they lead are apolitical, and that neither their participation not their resignations should be viewed as political statements. But the President's apparent equivocation over Far Right violence appeared to cross a line. A few resignations happened quickly (Merck, Under Armour, Intel), but these things reach a tipping point and, according to reports in the New York Times and elsewhere, CEOs started calling each other in a bit of a panic. No-one wants to be the last person standing in these situations, all had customers, employees, shareholders and multiple other stakeholder groups to consider, and pressure via social media was mounting. Denise Morrison of Campbell's Soup in particular, risked being associated with an old Seinfeld meme.
.@CampbellCares: Something disgusting is in my soup-> #SoupNazi complicity in white supremacy.— Alt US Mint ? (@WatchPresTrump) August 16, 2017
Thousands of calls & emails--- No response? pic.twitter.com/Zta5iquY0b
So they all resigned en masse, or agreed to disband the Council, or the President did, depending on which version of events you choose to believe. But the net result is the same: Business leaders saying that racism, anti-Semitism and violence are unacceptable and must be condemned unequivocally, when the President appeared unwilling to do so.
In October last year, we identified 'The Uncertainty Factor' as one of the #7for17 trends to look out for in 2017, and wrote about business leaders filling the trust vacuum. We didn't imagine it would be illustrated by the need to disavow American Nazi sympathizers, but hey, it's a topsy-turvy world right now.
And now that the CEOs in question have made that stand, it will be interesting to see how perceptions of them, and of the businesses they lead, evolve. Public reaction so far seems to be favorable, even if the President's response is not.
Now that Ken Frazier of Merck Pharma has resigned from President's Manufacturing Council,he will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 14, 2017
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Preliminary exit poll data show Illinois voters are most concerned about the economy and are divided on the nation's health care overhaul.
Exit polling conducted in Illinois for The Associated Press shows Illinois voters say the biggest economic problem is joblessness. Those feelings come as most said their family's financial outlook — and the nation's overall — was better than or the same as four years ago.
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kinit [-V] [-l lifetime] [-s start_time] [-r renewable_life] [-p | -P] [-f | -F] [-a] [-A] [-C] [-E] [-v] [-R] [-k [-t keytab_file]] [-c cache_name] [-n] [-S service_name][-T armor_ccache] [-X attribute[=value]] [principal]
kinit obtains and caches an initial ticket-granting ticket for princi'Äê pal.
-V display verbose output. -l lifetime requests a ticket with the lifetime lifetime. The value for lifetime must be followed immediately by one of the following delimiters: s seconds m minutes h hours d days as in "kinit -l 90m". You cannot mix units; a value of `3h30m' will result in an error. If the -l option is not specified, the default ticket lifetime (configured by each site) is used. Specifying a ticket lifetime longer than the maximum ticket lifetime (configured by each site) results in a ticket with the maximum lifetime. -s start_time requests a postdated ticket, valid starting at start_time. Postdated tickets are issued with the invalid flag set, and need to be fed back to the kdc before use. -r renewable_life requests renewable tickets, with a total lifetime of renew'Äê able_life. The duration is in the same format as the -l option, with the same delimiters. -f request forwardable tickets. -F do not request forwardable tickets. -p request proxiable tickets. -P do not request proxiable tickets. -a request tickets with the local address[es]. -A request address-less tickets. -k [-t keytab_file] requests a ticket, obtained from a key in the local host's keytab file. The name and location of the keytab file may be specified with the -t keytab_file option; otherwise the default name and location will be used. By default a host ticket is requested but any principal may be specified. On a KDC, the spe'Äê cial keytab location KDB: can be used to indicate that kinit should open the KDC database and look up the key directly. This permits an administrator to obtain tickets as any principal that supports password-based authentication. -n Requests anonymous processing. Two types of anonymous princi'Äê pals are supported. For fully anonymous Kerberos, configure pkinit on the KDC and configure pkinit_anchors in the client's krb5.conf. Then use the -n option with a principal of the form @REALM (an empty principal name followed by the at-sign and a realm name). If permitted by the KDC, an anonymous ticket will be returned. A second form of anonymous tickets is supported; these realm-exposed tickets hide the identity of the client but not the client's realm. For this mode, use kinit -n with a nor'Äê mal principal name. If supported by the KDC, the principal (but not realm) will be replaced by the anonymous principal. As of release 1.8, the MIT Kerberos KDC only supports fully anonymous operation. -T armor_ccache Specifies the name of a credential cache that already contains a ticket. If supported by the KDC, This ccache will be used to armor the request so that an attacker would have to know both the key of the armor ticket and the key of the principal used for authentication in order to attack the request. Armoring also makes sure that the response from the KDC is not modified in transit. -c cache_name use cache_name as the Kerberos 5 credentials (ticket) cache name and location; if this option is not used, the default cache name and location are used. The default credentials cache may vary between systems. If the KRB5CCNAME environment variable is set, its value is used to name the default ticket cache. Any existing contents of the cache are destroyed by kinit. -S service_name specify an alternate service name to use when getting initial tickets. -X attribute[=value] specify a pre-authentication attribute and value to be passed to pre-authentication plugins. The acceptable attribute and value values vary from pre-authentication plugin to plugin. This
Kinit uses the following environment variables: KRB5CCNAME Location of the Kerberos 5 credentials (ticket) cache.
/tmp/krb5cc_[uid] default location of Kerberos 5 credentials cache ([uid] is the decimal UID of the user). /etc/krb5.keytab default location for the local host's keytab file.
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Image is society's looking glass. In my body of work, I have chosen photography to explore the fine line between nature and beauty, the eradication of perceived natural 'faults' to achieve perfection. Although the growth of body hair is normal – a lack of which indicates illness, or a child too young to breed – it is socially considered unattractive. Through the medium of photography, my work imitates a fashion shoot, where the natural form is judged inappropriate, where our bodies have become distasteful, and beauty lies in the misrepresentation of our nature.
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2nd Taliban attack in Kabul in 2 days kills 17 outside Afghanistan Supreme Court
A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-packed car outside a gate at the Afghan Supreme Court during the afternoon rush hour Tuesday, killing 17 people and wounding 38, all of them civilians, Afghan officials said.
It was the second consecutive day that insurgents staged a significant suicide attack in the capital, and it raised again the question of whether the Afghan government can ensure security from Taliban attackers. On Monday, Taliban attackers laid siege to the military side of the Kabul airport in a failed attack that killed only the seven attackers and caused little damage.
Tuesday's casualties included women and children, but it was still unclear how many, said a Health Ministry spokesman, Dr. Kaneshaka Turkistani.
The attacker, who was in a Toyota Corolla or similar car, detonated the explosives behind the Supreme Court building near a gate to a parking lot as workers were ending their work day, said Najibullah Danish, deputy spokesman for the Interior Ministry, which oversees the national police.
Some casualties were court workers, others were just passing on the street.
The bomb blast came just hours after the top United Nations official in Afghanistan said that U.N. officials and Taliban leaders are working out the details of a meeting to talk about reducing civilian casualties.
The toll on civilians, a longstanding U.N. concern, is mostly caused by the insurgents.
Jan Kubis, head of the U.N. Mission in Afghanistan, revealed the negotiations during a news conference in which he said civilian casualties in Afghanistan had jumped 24 percent in the first five months of the year compared with the same period in 2012.
Kubis earlier had issued open and back-channel invitations to the Taliban to meet. He said that the insurgents had responded and that talks had begun "quite recently" about how to make such a meeting work.
"As you know, it's not that simple to have a meeting between the two of us," he said.
The topics, he said, would include reducing the toll on civilians and the importance of basic human rights and humanitarian law.
The U.N. mission issues regular reports on civilian casualties, and Kubis has long made it a focus.
He said that killing civilians was not only against international law, but cowardly.
"When you have to fight, fight," he said. "Fight the fighters, don't kill civilians."
The Taliban use civilian casualties as a public relations tool. They often report – and often invent or exaggerate – civilian deaths resulting from operations by the NATO-led coalition here, particularly in airstrikes. That, in turn, has raised tensions between the coalition and the Afghan government and led President Hamid Karzai to issue several condemnations. In February, Karzai decreed that government forces could not request foreign air support during operations in residential areas.
But the insurgents are responsible for most civilian casualties, according to U.N. figures. Kubis said that the insurgents were behind 74 percent of such casualties from Jan. 1 to June 6, a figure similar to that in 2012. Pro-government forces were responsible for 9 percent.
In total, 3,092 civilian were killed or wounded in that period, the U.N. mission said. Casualties among children were up 30 percent over 2012, while casualties blamed on improvised bombs jumped 41 percent. Targeted killings were up 42 percent.
The number of civilians killed in airstrikes was one of the few bright spots. Those fell by 30 percent, the U.N. mission said.
A particularly disturbing trend has emerged in recent weeks, Kubis said: attacks on humanitarian groups.
Last month, insurgents attacked an office of the International Committee of the Red Cross in the city of Jalalabad, killing a guard and wounding one employee. That was just days after another group of fighters hit a Kabul guest house used by an international refugee agency, injuring several workers and killing a guard and an off-duty police officer.
Such attacks, Kubis said, were essentially attacks on the most vulnerable civilians, those served by these agencies.
The U.N. mission didn't release the full set of numbers and said it wouldn't until July, which is the scheduled publication date for its standard six-month report.
The horrific nature of the killings of civilians was underlined not only by the Supreme Court attack, but by the discovery in Kandahar province of the beheaded bodies of two impoverished boys, ages 16 and 11.
"According to tribal elders and residents, the families of these boys were threatened by the Taliban not to use the food they were getting from a police checkpoint nearby, as they were very poor and couldn't afford food from the local market," said the spokesman for the provincial government, Javid Faisal. "But despite that they continued receiving food from the police."
A Taliban spokesman denied the group's involvement, but Faisal said that there were no other insurgent organizations operating in that area and that the Taliban routinely dodge responsibility for killing civilians.
"It's a part of their media propaganda," he said. "As a human being and the provincial spokesman for Kandahar I strongly condemn this inhuman and barbaric act and call it against all principals of Islam."


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One essential question in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby was the extent to which a for-profit corporation can hold to a religious (in this case, Christian) identity. In her dissent, Ruth Bader Ginsburg cited approvingly the idea that for-profit groups "use labor to make a profit, rather than to perpetuate a religious-values-based mission."
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Finding essence in a single image is a challenge, yet somehow our photographers manage to do it again and again. This year was no exception, as portraits of celebrities, political powerhouses and survivors filled our pages. While each shot displayed the talent of our skilled photographers, TIME's photo department narrowed the field to select our favorite portraits of the year. From the poised conviction of Aung San Suu Kyi (captured by Platon) to the grief and defiance of Cindy Sheehan, an antiwar activist and the mother of deceased Iraq soldier Casey Sheehan (captured by Marco Grob), to the delighted exuberance of 15-year-old Oscar nominee Hailee Steinfeld (captured by Hapak), 2011's best shots spoke volumes about their subjects in the way only portraits can.
After all, as Tilda noted when recounting her luminous shoot, "Still portraits operate their own code."
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If the more cynical projections of the fate of the human race are realized, it's entirely possible that the future of cities will be more directly informed by what's going on at Occupy Wall Street protests worldwide than the protesters themselves could have ever imagined.
Visions of the future are diverging -- at one extreme there is a techno-utopian rapture in which we're all dematerialized and hoovered up into the machines, and at the other, a post-peak-energy planet wracked by resource shortages and climate change.
To the extent that Occupy Wall Street and the countless other Occupy protests are unique experiments in setting up off-the-grid encampments with limited finances, but using 21st-century technology, they have unintentionally become an almost unprecedented experiment in seeing just how close you can get to "going back to the earth" without giving up on the accelerating urbanism that defines the modern age.
That's why we shouldn't be surprised that OWS protestors in Toronto are beating back Canada's coming winter with real Yurts made in Mongolia as opposed to more modern tents made of synthetics, while Occupy Wall Street has switched from gasoline generators to bicycle power for its electronics. It's the past, re-imagined with the resources of the future.
That means laptops, cell phones, cameras -- all the trappings of the connected world that civilization will probably be the last thing we give up even in a worst-case scenario -- are now powered by the most basic power source humans have ever employed. Here's what that looked like in the Middle Ages, in case you're not up on your 15th century technology.
Unlike slums / favelas / tent encampments in the developing world, which currently house about 1 billion of the world's human beings, Occupy protestors have access to fresh water and adequate sanitation, which we can expect to remain intact in at least some cities. (New York City's water supply, for example, is filtered upstate by nature in reservoirs, and descends into the city by gravity.)
Does this mean the future is all of us living in temporary shelters, clinging to our iPhones? No -- but it does mean that many of the most dire visions of our future aren't as nuanced as they should be.
More Cities coverage from SmartPlanet:
- Gay neighbors increase home values in cities
- Moving documentary of 9/11 evacuation by boat shows resilience of cities
- Replacing Google Street View with complete 3D models of cities [video]
- Moving short film: What if Fukushima had contaminated Tokyo?
- Video: Greenest building in world uses no water or electricity
Photo: David Shankbone
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