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The media industry has been rife with consolidation in recent years: Cable companies, film studios and telecommunications firms have all been bought and sold at a rapid clip.
Now, local television stations are at the center of the deal-making frenzy.
Last week, a day after the Federal Communications Commission eased regulations over how many stations an owner may have, Sinclair Broadcasting, the largest local broadcast group in the country, said it would buy 14 New York-based stations for $240 million.
The timing of Sinclair's deal may not have hinged directly on the change, but it demonstrated a demand for broadcast station mergers. Sinclair did not reply to requests for comment.
And now, a bidding war has begun over Tribune Media, the owner of WGN America and, in New York, PIX 11.
The Blackstone Group appears to be working with 21st Century Fox on a bid for Tribune. And Sinclair is also circling that company.
"The F.C.C. has basically said: 'Game on. We're going to let you consolidate further than anyone had imagined,'" said Richard Greenfield, a media analyst at BTIG.
Consolidation of local broadcast stations could lead to more expensive fees for consumers as providers pass on ever-higher fees from broadcasters and content creators to subscribers. But to media companies, the mantra of late has been that bigger is better.
For broadcast station companies in particular — including Sinclair, Fox and the Nexstar Media Group — owning more stations increases their power over cable companies, which pay to retransmit the stations.
Fox's motive for pursuing Tribune, which has more Fox affiliates than any other station owner, largely appears to be blocking a deal with Sinclair. It plans to form a joint venture with the Blackstone Group, an investment giant, in which Blackstone would provide the cash for a deal while Fox would provide its own television stations, according to people briefed on the plans who were not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.
If successful, Fox would then reduce its direct exposure to local television stations, Mr. Greenfield said, while still holding on to a piece — and while stymieing a rival.
Details of the potential joint venture were unclear, as were the precise reasons that Fox was turning to Blackstone. Tribune is a relatively small company, with a market value of about $3.4 billion.
But for companies like Fox and Sinclair, consolidation is also a defensive move, shoring them up at a time when online rivals like Netflix and Hulu are commanding more viewers. Content providers like CBS and the Walt Disney Company are also pushing for bigger fees from broadcasters.
And local television advertising sales, excluding political ads and the Olympics, were roughly flat last year, according to the research from Magna Global, with expectations that 2017 will be even tougher.
Getting bigger through station acquisitions, then, is meant to help these companies drive harder bargains. And smaller operators have emerged as potential takeover targets: The stock prices of two other broadcast companies, E. W. Scripps and Gray Television, are both up sharply this year.
Underpinning broadcasters' dreams of expansion is the hope that Ajit Pai, the F.C.C.'s new chairman and a Republican, will let through the kinds of deal making that had been held up during the Obama administration.
"Companies are talking about deals now because they have reason to believe the F.C.C. will relax all the ownership rules," said Paul Gallant, an analyst at Cowen and Company.
The first tangible step came with a 2-to-1 vote by the F.C.C. last week to reintroduce the so-called UHF discount.
Longstanding rules prohibit companies from covering more than 39 percent of American households, but the UHF discount allows station owners to exclude certain stations that operate in ultrahigh frequencies. With the reinstated discount, according to calculations by Fitch Ratings, Sinclair's household coverage percentage has fallen to about 25 percent, from 38 percent, while Nexstar's has dropped to 27 percent, from 39 percent, opening the door to new mergers and acquisitions.
"This represents a rational first step in media ownership reform policy allowing free and local broadcasters to remain competitive with multinational pay TV giants and broadband providers," Gordon Smith, the president of the National Association of Broadcasters, said in a statement.
The F.C.C.'s rule change followed pressure from industry groups. One week before the vote, Mitch Rose, NBC Universal's senior vice president for government relations, visited the office of the other Republican commissioner on the F.C.C., Michael O'Reilly, urging him to reinstate the UHF discount.
And in February, Tribune Media's general counsel, Edward Lazarus, met with Mr. Pai's chief of staff, Matthew Berry, and lobbied for the change in rules.
Mr. Pai has long been critical of strict broadcast ownership rules. He has said that online media companies such as Google, Facebook and Netflix are competing for audiences that were once served only by television. He has also been skeptical of rules against broadcast ownership limits, given that the agency has approved mergers in competing industries, including Charter's purchase of Time Warner Cable and AT&T's purchase of DirecTV.
At the annual National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas last week, Mr. Pai announced his intention to re-examine other media ownership rules. Broadcasters hope that one limit that may be removed is a prohibition on owning more than two stations in a local market.
Consumer groups and Democrats in Congress and at the F.C.C. warn that the changes will lead to great industry consolidation, giving a few companies great influence over news and public opinion.
The action "will actually harm the public interest, by reducing diversity, competition and localism," Mignon Clyburn, the sole Democrat at the F.C.C., said after the UHF discount vote.
In a letter to Mr. Pai last month, Democratic House members argued against both the UHF discount and a union of Sinclair and Tribune. Such a merger, they contended, could lead to higher cable fees because Sinclair charges cable companies more than Tribune does to retransmit its broadcasts.
"These were mergers that could never have been contemplated a year ago," Mr. Greenfield, of BTIG, said of the deals that might blossom under the new F.C.C. "You're enabling the impossible in many ways, so people are saying, 'Let's take a shot at this.'"


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Mayweather/McGregor New York Tour Stop draws 136,000 on FS2
July 15, 2017
The Mayweather/McGregor World Tour from New York on Thursday drew 136,000 viewers according to Nielsen. The third leg, and possibly worst, of the four tour stops took place at the Barclay's Center in Brooklyn.
The tour stop featured Conor McGregor in a long, mink and Floyd Mayweather showering McGregor with ones. The live airing on FS2 drew 0.07 in the A18-49 and was marred with both parties arriving really, really late to the event.
Los Angeles: 124,000 (live)
Toronto: 107,000 (live)
New York: 136,000 (live)
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We don't have the ratings for the London tour stop, but New York's stop was the most-watched live tour stop despite the fact that everyone had to wait so long to see the presser. What turned out to be a good idea, may have devolved over the course of the week of tour stops as the same gimmicks were pulled out for each city.
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Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, Da Nang
- Free WiFi and free parking
- Collect nights
Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, Da Nangfrom $155
- 1 King Bed with Club Access
- 1 King Bed Ocean View
- 1 King Bed
- 1 Bedroom Residence
- 2 Bedroom Residence
- 2 Twin Beds Ocean View
- 2 Twin Beds With Club Access
- Villa, 3 Bedrooms, Ocean View
- Room, 3 Bedrooms, Oceanfront
- Regency Suite
- 3 Bedroom Residence
- 2 Twin Beds
- Room, 3 Bedrooms, Ocean View (Residence)
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What's around Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, Da Nang
- In Ngũ Hành Sơn
- Marble Mountains - 1 min walk
- My Khe Beach - 18 min walk
- Non Nuoc Beach - 4 min walk
- Non Nuoc Pagoda - 5 min walk
- Hoa Nghiem Cave - 14 min walk
- Non Nuoc Stone Carving - 17 min walk
- Bac My An Beach - 32 min walk
Getting around
- Da Nang (DAD-Da Nang Intl.) - 22 min drive
- Da Nang Station - 24 min drive
- Train station pick-up (surcharge)
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 375 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 11 floors
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Local laws may restrict unmarried guests from sharing a room
Travelling with others
- Children's club *
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Train station pick-up *
- Free self parking
Payment types at the property
In the hotel
- Children's club (surcharge)
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 3 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- On private beach
- Beach cabanas (surcharge)
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Children's pool
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Steam room
- Playground on site
- Beach sun loungers
- Sauna
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach towels
- Business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built - 2011
- Elevator
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- English
- Vietnamese
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Sofa bed
- Sofa bed size single
- Premium bedding
- Balcony or patio
- Individually decorated
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Access via exterior corridors
Also popular with travelers from the USA
Special features
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the resort's full-service spa. Services include facials, body scrubs, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a spa tub. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
DiningGreen House - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Pool House - This beachfront restaurant specializes in Vietnamese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Beach House - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant specializes in Vietnamese cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Terrasse - Onsite cocktail bar. Happy hour is offered.
Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, Da Nang's small print
Also known as
- Danang Hyatt
- Regency Hyatt Danang
- Hyatt Regency Danang Hotel Da Nang
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort And Spa
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort Spa
- Hyatt Regency Danang Da Nang
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa Resort
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa Da Nang
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa Resort Da Nang
- Danang Hyatt Regency
- Danang Regency Hyatt
- Hyatt Danang
- Hyatt Regency Danang
- Hyatt Regency Danang Da Nang
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort
- Hyatt Regency Danang Resort Da Nang
- Hyatt Regency Resort Danang
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of VND 580000 per person (approximately)
Children's club access is available for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Recent reviews
Superb 9.0 From 1,132 reviews
Overall the resort was nice and clean. Staffs are friendly..
Great hotel design for families. Service was very friendly. Food was excellent and reasonably priced for a beach resort.
Upon check in we were asked to Pay $100. USD a night for a better room, inc breakfast. We had already paid extra for a king/ocean view room, so we declined. The ac in our room did not work, and the bed was terribly hard. We asked to change rooms, and they said no. They said the AC was repaired, but it was not. It was miserably hot! Also, we asked for and paid for an English speaking guide for the day. He did not speak English, and we still had to pay.
We enjoyed 4 days in lovely Da Nang, relaxing and re-charging half way through our tour of Vietnam. The beach is long and wide and the water very clean and pleasant temperature. Getting up to watch the sun rise is well worth it!
The service and the supporting staff were All just great!! Keep up the good work and your rooms will always be occupied! We will be back again - let us know if there are any special seasonal promotions that could fit into our schedules. The view from our room (C201) was fantastic as well as the service. Best regards, Corinna & Victor
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text: It's amazing how bread, eggs and milk can transform into this amazingly delicious brunch option. And French toast can take on many forms: try it stuffed, with variations on the bread type or as a sandwich. Chef Zoe Nathan likes to make hers out of brioche to give the toast a decadent, custard-like texture. She tops each piece with tart cranberry sauce as a great alternative to the typical maple syrup. Try out your own experimental toppings and use the recipe in Food & Wine's guide as a starting point. There's no end to the way you can flavor your French toast.


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Now it is much easier to test how much you are sharing on Facebook. This function isn't exactly new, but it is easier to see and to use. It was in the privacy settings, but now it is always at the top of your profile page.
At the top right of your profile page, you can click the new view as button, then type in your friend's name and you will see your pages as your friend does. Go to your info, your wall and your photos to see what is visible to your friend. If you have different privacy settings for some lists, type in the name of a friend from each list that has a different setting. Click on the word public in the description to see what information people who aren't your friends can see on your pages.
Click the back to profile button when you are finished.
You can change who can see each post when you enter the status update with the selector at the bottom of the box. You can even select only one friend to see a post or exclude the post from only one friend.
If you want to change the settings for any posts that are on your wall, just hover your mouse on the right side of the post (in the column, not at the edge of the screen) until the selector shows up. It will tell you who can see it (friends, public or custom) and you can change it (or remove the post entirely) by clicking on the arrow.
Please let me know if you have more questions about Facebook.
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Here are some of the stories that stood out during this past week. Check back with Cap City Liberty to catch some of the stories that made the news this week on civil liberties issues in Madison and in the state of Wisconsin.
School discipline and student rights
The Cap Times recaps the area schools' expulsion numbers. Contact the ACLU of Wisconsin for a copy of our Freedom FAQ on student rights in School Discipline: Suspension and Expulsion.
Student Rights and Military Recruitment
Local antiwar high school students, members of Truth and Alternatives to Militarism and Education, and concerned parents attended a school board meeting this week to voice their concerns about ad space that the Army purchased and posted around area high schools sports facilities. Read the article in the Wisconsin State Journal, and watch the television coverage on NBC 15 and on Channel 3000. Word on the street is that while adult counter-recruitment activists were shown in most of the press coverage, it was the student testimony about their rights to opt-out of being targeted for military recruitment that was most inspiring.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel calls out partisanship in the immigration debate. Wisconsin's U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen thinks that federal ID databases, detention camps and guns on the border will make it all better. Read the Appleton Post Cresent article for more on the bill that dems are flocking toward for militarism as immigration reform.
Surveillance Society
Caught on tape!
This week's big news is that the Madison Metro bus company has released the surveillance tapes on the "wild ride" from earlier this year when a bus driver took off with a passenger hanging on the side mirror. Channel 27 got an interview with the driver and his lawyer in response to the tapes. Former Dane County Supervisor and blogger David Blaska weighs in. Watch the tapes and think about the pros and cons of surveillance. Does viewing the tapes change anyone's opinions or sympathies about the situation?
Feds soften on Real ID
Despite the softening of the deadlines and rules regarding Real ID, the plan for a defacto national ID card is still flawed. Read more about the national ACLU Privacy and Technology Project.
DeForest cameras view high schools – gym locker room theft
A $72,000 federal grant is paying for 40 surveillance cameras in the DeForest school (video). The cameras are coming in handy after a rash of thefts in a gym locker room. Let's hope that officers aren't watching activities behind locker room doors. There's also a newly proposed bill (PDF) would loosen spending caps for schools' security costs and make it easier to get more cameras in the future.
Corrections funding and politics
A couple of articles last week can shed some light on the complicated ways that prison beds do or don't get filled (State prisons may use county jails). Here in Dane County, Falk sets benchmarks to move people through the justice system more quickly, saving taxpayer money. But the raised standards are getting criticism (Courthouse standoff)
Church and State
Church-state ruling has 'quick and dramatic' impact on cases (Cap Times).
Voting Rights
The Madison City Clerk reminds us of voter registration rules in anticipation of the Presidential Preference Election on February 19. And a proposed bill would change the electoral system in Wisconsin with mixed results.
LGBT Rights
Tammy's statement about ENDA and the sacrifice of transgender rights to its passage. Shouldn't ENDA be spelled "E-R-A"?
Death Penalty
After the Supreme Court recently halted a Mississippi execution, there have been reactions around the country including an editorial from The Capital Times (Death to the Death Penalty) and a statement from WI Senator Russ Feingold which describe how the use of capital punishment is flawed. Despite the emotional arguments surrounding public discussions of crime, the death penalty has been proven to be unjustly applied in terms of racial and class disparities, problems with court proceedings, and wrongful convictions. No Death Penalty Wisconsin, of which the ACLU of Wisconsin was a supporting organization during the 2006 campaign to fight the pro-death penalty referendum question, also issued a statement. Currently the pro-death penalty Senate Bill 115 (PDF) is stalled in the WI State Senate. Visit the webpage for the ACLU Capital Punishment Project.
Take Action: Be an issue monitor! The ACLU of Wisconsin doesn't have enough paid staff to watch ALL of the newspapers, television news reports, NPR stories, blog entries and other places where civil liberties issues are discussed. Be our eyes and ears for local/state news and send them to the ACLU of Wisconsin Madison Area Office. Contact the office to volunteer as an issue monitor and let us know what your area of interest is.


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Dave Wilson, a white, conservative anti-LGBT activist running in a largely African American district in Houston, pulled off a strange upset victory in the race for Houston Community College Board of Trustees last week after he led voters to believe he was black.
Wilson distributed direct mail pieces, adorned with pictures of African Americans that Wilson admitted to pulling off the internet, that read "Please vote for our friend and neighbor Dave Wilson." The fliers also claimed an endorsement by "Ron Wilson"—the name of a longtime African American state representative from the area, but also the name of one of Wilson's relatives in Iowa. In the fine print, the flier noted "Ron Wilson and Dave Wilson are cousins."


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Local radio stations
FADECO Radio
Kahama FM
Kyela FM
Micheweni Radio
Mtegani FM
Radio Fadhila
Developmental situation
The country's 0.398 Human Development Index places it at the 151st place out of 172. The economy of Tanzania continues to grow at an average of 6% per annum. However, despite Tanzania being one of the fastest growing economies in Africa, the country continues to face various economic and social challenges such as maternal health, where it is estimated that 400 women out of every 100,000 giving birth dies. The country is also endowed with natural resources such as gold, of which Tanzania is the third producer in Africa, diamonds, tanzanite, nickel, uranium and natural gas – to mention just a few minerals. Unfortunately all these resources have not transformed the standard of living of many citizens, with the GDP per capita standing at only 552 US Dollars (according to 2002 estimates). Approximately 80% of Tanzanians live in the rural area. It means that the majority of people living in poverty are in rural areas, places only served by the few local radios existing in Tanzania. The country's estimated population is 40 million people.
ICTs in the country
According to the 2010 state of the media report, television was accessed by only 5% of the population, while about 15 million Tanzanians own radio sets. Some of the main challenges are the limited circulation of newspapers, the low purchasing power of most citizens, the high cost of batteries for radio sets and the dearth in electricity provision to rural dwellers, as well as the high costs of owning television sets or accessing Internet. Moreover, most media outlets, including new media accessibility, are urban-based. The 2003 National ICT Policy sets forth the need for ICT infrastructure in rural areas as a way to bridge the digital divide. However, the implementation of the policy has been slow. Even with the current 80% of the districts connected by optic fibre, the challenge remains in taking the high speed Internet connection to the "last mile" towards the end user. In average, only 11% of Tanzanians access and use Internet services. Much of the Tanzanian fibre capacity is underutilized as only 65% of its bandwidth is in use. Internet subscriptions are however on the increase with figures showing a total of 4.8 million Internet subscribers in June 2010 compared to 2.5 million subscribers in 2008. The increasing mobile phone penetration rates are also an opportunity that can be harnessed in providing Internet connectivity to all. According to the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA), there are about 21 million active subscribers to mobile phones whereas the 2010 Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey shows that 40% of the population do not have access to any form of mass media.
Local radios in the country
Local radio operations date back to the period of the rural press. The concept of local media that involves much use of technology is fairly new in Tanzania. History goes back to 2003 when radio Sengerema was started. Numerous attempts have been made to establish community-based media in Tanzania, notably 34 district radios established through district councils. These district radios were managed by the local government but, unfortunately, most of them are no longer operational – actually, only six out of the 34 are known to be stable. Local media were also set up with support from faith-based organizations, NGOs and development partners. Other local media being piloted in Tanzania involves partnerships between the community and the government, with the support of the UN, as for the case of Micheweni Community radio in Pemba. There are, nevertheless, about 22 local media organizations in Tanzania. A few local radios in Tanzania have proved to be effective in providing access to development information, especially to the majority of the population who are not connected to the electric grid, those who do not own televisions, or those who lack access to mobile phones, though it has proved difficult to collect local news without functioning networks of local correspondents. Local radios aside, Tanzania has one of the most vibrant media landscapes in the region, with over 18 daily newspapers, 41 weeklies, 60 radio stations and 15 television stations as well as virtually unrestricted Internet accessibility.
Importance of support to local radios
This project is important for Tanzania to develop local radios' capacities in using new technologies to support reporting on development issues and exchange of views among the audience. It will also help prepare local communities for the opening up of the country through the soon to be operational National Fibre Optic Backbone. The project is also important for Tanzania so as to bridge the differences in access to knowledge and information between people living in the urban areas and those living in the rural areas. As infrastructure to transport newspapers to rural areas is prohibitive, local radios are usually the only existing information source for the populations.
The participation of local radios in the voters' education programmes related to the 2010 general elections in Tanzania demonstrates the impact that can be achieved by equipping Tanzanians in the rural areas with skills and communication tools to stimulate democratic dialogue. Quantitative and qualitative data related to the participation of community radios during the general election is very positive on the stimulation of the communities to vote. It is therefore expected that this project will also contribute to the stimulation of democratic discourse to the majority of the population (80%), living in rural Tanzania, most of who do not have adequate access to communication and information.


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24" Classic Petite Powder Room Debellis Bathroom Sink Vanity w/mirror Model # BWV-049W-AW-MIR
Dimensions : 24 x 21.75 x 34" H
This Antique White Debellis sink vanity is great for any powder room. This piece is carefully handcrafted of sturdy wood. A smooth, rich finish brings out the luster of the wood, while enhancing the intricate carved acanthus leaf details. This vanity will give your bathroom an upscale of beauty and luxury appearance.
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Volvo, Lyon
Complementing the bright surfaces
Fagerhult in France have illuminated the Volvo car showroom in Lyon. The large open showroom in two floors is illuminated with a mix of LED spotlights and LED luminaires of bright surfaces that complement the bright area.
When entering the car showroom you get a feeling of a fresh and stylish area with daylight that enters through the big glass windows. The chosen lighting adds to this feeling and the feeling of the brand.
To highlight and illuminate the cars in the sales area track mounted Marathon spotlights are used. They are focused on the cars to highlight their shapes in the room. Since they are mounted on track it is easy to change the lighting setting along the displayed cars.
The general lighting is provided by Fagerhult's LED pendant Tibi. Tibi has a distinguished and decorative design that works excellent in the big open atrium. They function as a decorative piece of lighting when walking up the stairs and the large area below it gets plenty of general light even though the high distance to the ceiling.
The final result is a good mix of decorative and functional lighting that contributes to creating a welcoming environment that emphasise the Volvo brand.
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The beautiful and extremely diverse land of the Alpujarras ranges from pine forests and alpine meadows, wooded valleys and gorges, to almond, olive and orange groves. La Alpujarra is the name given to the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
The floral and fauna of the Alpujarras is spectacular with a fantastic range of views and scenery. We follow old moorish mule paths and valleys where the horse, mule or oxen still pull the plow and thresh the harvest. Each day of the ride we pass through different terrain; from mountain pastures and pine forests to almond and olive groves. Here is an opportunity not only to discover spectacular landscapes and awe-inspiring scenery, but also a culture where tradition remains very much part of everyday life.
The average riding time per day is between five and six hours. There are plenty of opportunities to canter or gallop, but we do occasionally have to lead the horses downhill on foot when the terrain is steep. No matter what the pace, the ride will be breathtaking. One of the best riding opportunities in Spain.
Day One
Transfer from Málaga or Granada airport to the tiny spa town of Lanjaron, 'the gateway' to the Alpujarras, where you will be met by your guide, Sarah. Dinner prepared by the excellent cook, Ann, at the Spanish Farmhouse, Casa del Viento, with a comfortable first night spent on the Farm.
Day Two
Up to the Ranch to meet your horse, then we head North up above the Lanjaron river gorge through the ancient oak forests towards the summit of the pico del caballo, reaching over 2000 meters of altitude, before dropping down through the logging trails of the pine forests to Puente Palo. Lunch in the pine forests then East to an idyllic location high on the slopes of the Poqueria valley where we spend the night in mountain cottages. Across the Poqueria valley are the white washed mountain villages of Capileira, Bubion and Pampaniera
Day Three
We head east across the Poqueria valley. Plenty of opportunity to canter or gallop as we ride towards the picturesque town of Capileira, one of the highest towns in Spain. With Mulhacén, the highest peak in Spain, forming the backdrop, this valley is stunning. After visiting the town we take the old moorish bridlepath down the gorge until we reach the wide forest track that takes us to our mountain cottages, and a good nights rest.
Day Four
Today a shorter ride as we head South down through mountain and pasture land, down an old mule track that was used for trade with the Greeks (goes all the way to Greece!) stopping for refreshment in the local Spanish bar, Los LLanos, before heading down through the Olive groves of Padre Eterno for a picnic and then to our Farmhouse accommodation and well deserved dinner. For those who prefer a longer ride, we drop off our saddle bags and head off for a final gallop before dinner.
Day Five
Down through the olive groves of Cerro Negro, to the small white washed town of Tijola and on to Orgiva for stroll around the local market, which offers a wide range of local produce and artisan products as well as clothes, shoes, and tourist souvenirs. Orgiva is the largest town of Las Alpujarras. After market we have a fast valley ride with a picnic on the hillside overlooking mount Lugar and the impressive mountains of the Sierra de la contraviesa, before heading up above the town for the night.
Day Six
A lovely long trail ride as we head up cobbled mule paths through an ancient chestnut forest to the waterfalls of the Rio de Lanjaron. West towards the La Valle de Lecrin, with awesome views across the plains to Granada as we sit under an aged chestnut tree for a picnic. After lunch we follow the old moorish water channels down into the town of Lanjaron and stop for refreshment in the town, before heading up narrow bridle paths to the Casa del Viento Farmhouse and a dip in the pool!
Day Seven
Down through old Roman and Moorish bridle paths to the tippee 'hippie' valley of Beneficio, along tracks and riverbeds to the South until we reach the the immense riverbed of the Rio Guadalfeo which heads towards the sea. The horses stop for a splash and a drink, before we head across the valley, picnicking under olive trees before a fast climb back up to the Ranch.
Day Eight
We wish you a fond farewell as we return you to either Malaga or Granada airport.


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This week I experienced some irony. Last week I talked about tests and trials. This week was a trying test. I don't mean that in a negative way. I don't expect every day to be an easy day.
Tuesday we had district meeting. My companion gave us some instruction. He did very well. He is becoming a good speaker and has improved his English vocabulary. After district meeting we went out to teach. We had a lot of people "bounce" us. Wednesday we again went to the furthest part of our area where we had several set appointments. We even called them in the morning to make sure they would be there. When we got there not one of them was home. We called them again. Most of them had their phone switched off, but one man answered. We asked him where he was. He told us, "I am on my way. Wait for me I just be a few minutes." We continued waiting and after 30 minutes we called again. This time he said he was almost there. 40 minutes later we decided to go to our next appointment who ended up not being home. Normally when this happens we try to make other contacts but this area was "bushy" so we saw more animals them people. The next day we were again bounced. Then it rained. We didn't have our umbrellas and my companion got a flat tire. The weather forecast for this week is rain every day. There are only two seasons in Ghana – rainy and dry.
When we are transferred the bikes stay with the apartment. When the bikes break, we fix them. The next day we walked because we didn't have time to fix the bike. This same day there was also a wedding party in our compound. Our neighbor's daughter was getting married. The wedding made it impossible to study because the music was so loud.
We had our stake conference yesterday and it went well.
All of these events didn't make the week bad, just challenging. My explanation of the week does sound negative but I don't mean it that way. It is just simply a little contrast for my other wonderful weeks.
Contrast is an important part in making life beautiful. In a conference talk in 1971, John H. Vandenberg quoted Edwin Markham who talked about three things a man must possess if his soul would live and know life's perfect good. Edwin Markham said, "That our all-supplying Father would give us not only bread, but also beauty and brotherhood." This week I experienced all three so God is giving me everything I need.
Talking about beauty he says,
"Has the Lord supplied mankind with beauty? Anyone who doubts it need only to open his eyes to the sunrise and the sunset and his ears to the sound of rain and wind, to marvel at the colors of the flowers and the rainbow, to perceive the variety in the scenery of the desert and the forest, the fields of grain, the mountains, rivers, and oceans. At this time of year we are beginning to thrill with the new life of springtime, and as we lose ourselves in the teeming life about us, we become a part of it."
"All the earth, with no sterility in it, gladdens the heart. In our concern as our brother's keeper, we can help one another understand the gift of beauty which is ours. Let us take the time to see and to feel and to enjoy all that God has created for us. Margaret L. White brings this responsibility to our minds as we follow her words:"
"I took a little child's hand to lead him to the Father. My heart was full of gratitude for the glad privilege. We walked slowly. I suited my steps to the short steps of the child. We spoke of the things the child noticed. Sometimes we picked the Father's flowers and stroked their soft petals and loved their bright colors. Sometimes it was one of the Father's birds. We watched it build its nest. We saw the eggs that were laid. We wondered, elated at the care it gave its young. Often we told stories of the Father. I told them to the child, and the child told them again to me. We told them, the child and I, over and over again. Sometimes we stopped to rest, leaning against one of the Father's trees, and letting his cool air cool our brows, and never speaking. And then, in the twilight, we met the Father. The child's eyes shone. He looked lovingly, trustingly, eagerly up to the Father's face. He put his hand into the Father's hand. I was for the moment forgotten. I was content."
I also like what John H. Vandenberg says latter in his talk. His comments were not on the topic of beauty but brotherhood.
"It seems that man knows no bounds to the physical conveniences he can produce. We boast how our knowledge is expanding as new discoveries are made which open up the materialistic world. Yet progress in solving the problem of how to live with our brethren seems so slow in comparison."
It is interesting how true this is even within our own homes.
I hope you have a beautiful week. -Elder Orton


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Majority Rule?
The economist Greg Mankiw reports some disturbing news. In 2009, a majority of households in the United States received more in government transfers than they paid in taxes. The middle quintile have recently changed from being a net contributor to government (they paid more in taxes than they received in transfers) to a net recipient. Perhaps the recent recession caused that change, but as Mankiw notes, the deep recession of 1982 did not have the same effect on the middle quintile.
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Right now I have a stack of papers sitting on my desk. 245 pages to be exact. It is the very first printed copy of "Home Fires of the Great War"! You test readers will still have to wait for a little while as I have to read through it all, adding things and changing things, then it has to go to Mom for her corrections. After that I have to fix them all and then I can print your copies. You will have to share your copies with others, as I can't afford to print one for each person.:) I still can't believe I have reached this point! It is pretty exciting. I am looking forward to reading the entire thing together as I have yet to do that.
But that has nothing to do with my report. It is a rather short report, but at least there is something. Enjoy it!
CMA Report #6Welcome back. This is Rebekah, your very own reporter with Joplin's first CMA class. I am pleased you could join me as we learn about delivering babies.
Dad and I arrived with chocolate mint brownies to go with our fried chicken. We found out that Stephanie had brought mashed potatoes and gravy and macaroni & cheese as well as cookies. A few minutes later, Paula shows up with another pan of brownies. We sure ate well! (Did I make you hungry?)
After the video we had a slide show, which Ike talked us through, all on pregnancy and delivering babies. I did learn a lot. (Now, if I can just find some gloves that fit me, I should be ready to deliver the next baby. Any takers? Okay, maybe not quite, but in an emergency, I think I could do it. At least I wouldn't be running the other way shouting, "No, way!")
Did you know that there are many people who will call the fire department or the ambulance if they are about to have a baby just because they don't want to pay the hospital bill?
Did you know that it is becoming a "new fad" to have your baby at home? I almost started laughing at that one. No one in class except Dad and me could figure out why anyone would be so crazy. I mean, don't they know that hospitals are the best place to give birth? I thought about how not that long ago it was unusual to have a baby in the hospital. (Maybe they don't know their history.)
Did you know that around the Joplin area at least, there are many people who do not know they are pregnant until they are about to give birth? I don't know why that is. (I can't figure out how they could keep from knowing.)
One thing that I really appreciated about Ike was that he didn't want to call the baby a "fetus". "It is a baby," he would say, "and I'm going to call it that."
Ike had delivered two babies about ten years apart. The last one was during the ice storm, and the mom spoke no English. I can imagine that was rather interesting.
Jerry has delivered about a dozen. He said that one time he responded to a call, and the wife was giving birth in the cab of the truck while her husband was inside finishing watching the football game.
We were told several times that newborn babies were very slippery, so be careful! If they are transporting a woman in labor to the hospital in the ambulance and the baby starts to come, they will pull over and stop until the baby is delivered. One, they don't want to drop the baby in a moving ambulance, and two, it takes both of them to deliver it.:)
We did have a few short breaks, but as it was a long slide show, it took awhile. Jerry joined Ike towards the end of the talk, and I couldn't help thinking of Bobby Lee Duke, coach of the Richland Giants. Have you ever watched "Facing the Giants"? Jerry was eating suckers almost the entire evening.:)
We went over proper handling of the baby as it is born, complications in delivery, premature birth, multiple births and the list goes on. Here are a few pointers we were given:
Don't get in reach of a laboring mother's hands. She might break your bones.
Never ask a woman in labor if she is sure she is in labor.
Don't take offense if the woman yells at you and calls you names. She is in a lot of trauma right now.:) Ike said he tells the ladies they can scream all they want. His wife told him it helped.
Act like you know what you are doing even if you aren't sure. It gives the patient a sense of security. (Now why did I tell you that. No one will trust me now.:))
Don't drop the baby.:) (Remember, they are slippery.)
We got to see all the tools in their "birthing bag." Jerry got out a bottle of oxygen, and hooked it up to a baby's oxygen mask.
After the slide show was finished, we did some "bagging." No, that is not putting anyone in a bag, it is giving oxygen. Jerry wanted to be sure we all knew how so that when we go on ride-alongs, we can "bag" the victim while they do other things. It was very easy.
And that brings us to the end of the report. Thanks for joining me this week. I hope you'll be back for the last class where we backboard, splint and drive the ambulance. Until then, this is Rebekah.
After the last report I'll post the "chicken pictures" for those of you who are wanting to see them.:)


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Network capabilities: The Xbox 360 includes an Ethernet networking port that lets you connect your console to a home network for online gaming and for media purposes (such as playing video and audio files on your PC). Microsoft also sells an 802.11 (Wi-Fi) wireless networking adapter that lets you connect to a wireless network (802.11a or 802.11g).
Front USB ports: The Xbox 360 has two USB ports hidden under a port on the front of the unit (and a third USB port on the back) that let you connect devices such as an iPod, a Sony PSP (handheld gaming machine), or even a digital camera.
Media Center capabilities: If you have a Windows XP Media Center Edition PC, you can use your Xbox 360 as a Media Center extender that will allow you to access the TV, music, photos, and video functionality of your Media Center PC over your home's wired or wireless network. So you can have your media stored on the Media Center PC in your home office and use the Xbox 360 to access and enjoy the media in your home theater.
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September 1st!
The approach of autumn is close, so enjoy all the beautiful days outside!! Hope those of you who live nearby come out to the Farmer's Market this Saturday (*Note this is a change of date*) and stop by to say hello while I'm out there playing between 10-noon!


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Mott MacDonald's specialist education consultancy, Cambridge Education, is participating in the 13th UKFIET Conference from 15-17 September at the University of Oxford, UK.
The conference theme is "Learning for Sustainable Futures – Making the Connections" and is tied closely to the UN Sustainable Development Goals which are due to be agreed by member states this month. The goals promote a vision of sustainable futures through ending poverty, protecting the planet and ensuring prosperity for all. The UKFIET Conference will consider what this vision means for education and learning, and the contribution education can make to realising it.
Cambridge Education is a lead sponsor of the conference and will take part in 17 conference sessions and talks, highlighting some of our work worldwide and discussing key education issues such as teacher development, literacy and skills training. We will also host the welcome reception which provides a useful networking opportunity for UKFIET delegates. All papers will be made available online following the conference at www.camb-ed.com.
UKFIET, The Education and Development Forum, provides a pro-active forum for universities, non-governmental organisations, consultancy groups and professional associations to share ideas, knowledge and expertise. Cambridge Education's Technical Director, John Martin, is a member of the Executive Committee.
Cambridge Education makes people's lives better, by strengthening education systems to improve teaching and learning and to enhance children and young people's lives.
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The Young Seducers 3 (1972)
aka Blutjunge Verführerinnen 3. Teil
aka Die Blonde mit dem süssen Busen
aka The Calendar Girls
Genre: Erotic | Comedy
Country: Switzerland | Director: Erwin C. Dietrich
Language: English or French or German
(3 separate audio tracks) | Subtitles: None
(3 separate audio tracks) | Subtitles: None
Aspect ratio: Widescreen 1.85:1 | Length: 85mn
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Babsi (Ingrid Steeger) runs away from an all-girls boarding school and quickly hitches a ride. Along her journey with the driver she goes on to tell her of her and her friend's sexual escapades. Also stars Karin Hofmann, Nadine De Rangot, Chitta Coray, Margrit Siegel & Rena Bergen.
The Young Seducers 3 (1972)
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John Grisham, the undisputed master of the legal thriller, will release his 29th novel, The Whistler, on Oct. 25. Because we're such huge fans — and we know you are, too — EW will release one chapter from The Whistler every day this week in advance of its publication.
Get ready to meet investigator Lacy Stoltz, who's trying to crack the case of a corrupt Florida judge brought to her by a disbarred lawyer operating under a new identity — and be sure to check back later this week for more.
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Chapter 1
The satellite radio was playing soft jazz, a compromise. Lacy, the owner of the Prius and thus the radio, loathed rap almost as much as Hugo, her passenger, loathed contemporary country. They had failed to agree on sports talk, public radio, golden oldies, adult comedy, and the BBC, without getting near bluegrass, CNN, opera, or a hundred other stations. Out of frustration on her part and fatigue on his, they both threw in the towel early and settled on soft jazz. Soft, so Hugo's deep and lengthy nap would not be disturbed. Soft, because Lacy didn't care much for jazz either. It was another give-and-take of sorts, one of many that had sustained their teamwork over the years. He slept and she drove and both were content.
Before the Great Recession, the Board on Judicial Conduct had access to a small pool of state-owned Hondas, all with four doors and white paint and low mileage. With budget cuts, though, those disappeared. Lacy, Hugo, and countless other public employees in Florida were now expected to use their own vehicles for the state's work, reimbursed at fifty cents a mile. Hugo, with four kids and a hefty mortgage, drove an ancient Bronco that could barely make it to the office, let alone a road trip. And so he slept.
Lacy enjoyed the quiet. She handled most of her cases alone, as did her colleagues. Deeper cuts had decimated the office, and the BJC was down to its last six investigators. Seven, in a state of twenty million people, with a thousand judges sitting in six hundred courtrooms and processing a half a million cases a year. Lacy was forever grateful that almost all judges were honest, hardworking people committed to justice and equality. Otherwise, she would have left long ago. The small number of bad apples kept her busy fifty hours a week.
She gently touched the signal switch and slowed on the exit ramp. When the car rolled to a stop, Hugo lurched forward as if wide awake and ready for the day. "Where are we?" he asked.
"Almost there. Twenty minutes. Time for you to roll to your right and snore at the window."
"Sorry. Was I snoring?"
"You always snore, at least according to your wife."
"Well, in my defense, I was walking the floor at three this morning with her latest child. I think it's a girl. What's her name?"
"Wife or daughter?"
The lovely and ever-pregnant Verna kept few secrets when it came to her husband. It was her calling to keep his ego in check and it was no small task. In another life, Hugo had been a football star in high school, then the top-rated signee in his class at Florida State, and the first freshman to crack the starting lineup. He'd been a tailback, both bruising and dazzling, for three and a half games anyway, until they carried him off on a stretcher with a jammed vertebra in his upper spine. He vowed to make a comeback. His mother said no. He graduated with honors and went to law school. His glory days were fading fast, but he would always carry some of the swagger possessed by all-Americans. He couldn't help it.
"Twenty minutes, huh?" he grunted.
"Sure, or not. If you like, I'll just leave you in the car with the motor running and you can sleep all day."
He rolled to his right, closed his eyes, and said, "I want a new partner."
"That's an idea, but the problem is nobody else will have you."
"And one with a bigger car."
"It gets fifty miles a gallon."
He grunted again, grew still, then twitched, jerked, mumbled, and sat straight up. He rubbed his eyes and said, "What are we listening to?"
"We had this conversation a long time ago, when we left Tallahassee, just as you were beginning to hibernate."
"I offered to drive, as I recall."
"Yes, with one eye open. It meant so much. How's Pippin?"
"She cries a lot. Usually, and I say this from vast experience, when a newborn cries it's for a reason. Food, water, diaper, momma—whatever. Not this one. She squawks for the hell of it. You don't know what you're missing."
"If you'll recall, I've actually walked the floors with Pippin on two occasions."
"Yes, and God bless you. Can you come over tonight?"
"Anytime. She's number four. You guys thought about birth control?"
"We are beginning to have that conversation. And now that we're on the subject, how's your sex life?"
"Sorry. My mistake." At thirty-six Lacy was single and attractive, and her sex life was a rich source of whispered curiosity around the office.
They were going east toward the Atlantic Ocean. St. Augustine was eight miles ahead. Lacy finally turned off the radio when Hugo asked, "And you've been here before?"
"Yes, a few years back. Then boyfriend and I spent a week on the beach in a friend's condo."
"A lot of sex?"
"Here we go again. Is your mind always in the gutter?"
"Well, come to think of it, the answer has to be yes. Plus, you need to understand that Pippin is now a month old, which means that Verna and I have not had normal relations in at least three months. I still maintain, at least to myself, that she cut me off three weeks too early, but it's sort of a moot point. Can't really go back and catch up, you know? So things are fairly ramped up in my corner; not sure she feels the same way. Three rug rats and a newborn do serious damage to that intimacy thing."
"I'll never know."
He tried to focus on the highway for a mile or two, then his eyelids grew heavy and he began to nod. She glanced at him and smiled. In her nine years with the Board, she and Hugo had worked a dozen cases together. They made a nice team and trusted each other, and both knew that any bad behavior by him, and there had been none to date, would immediately be reported to Verna. Lacy worked with Hugo, but she gossiped and shopped with Verna.
St. Augustine was billed as the oldest city in America, the very spot where Ponce de León landed and began exploring. Long on history and heavy on tourism, it was a lovely town with historic buildings and thick Spanish moss dripping from ancient oaks. As they entered its outskirts, the traffic slowed and tour buses stopped. To the right and in the distance, an old cathedral towered above the town. Lacy remembered it all very well. The week with the old boyfriend had been a disaster, but she had fond memories of St. Augustine.
One of many disasters.
"And who is this mysterious deep throat we are supposed to meet?" Hugo asked, rubbing his eyes once again, now determined to stay awake.
"Don't know yet, but his code name is Randy."
"Okay, and please remind me why we are tag teaming a secret meeting with a man using an alias who has yet to file a formal complaint against one of our esteemed judges."
"I can't explain. But I've talked to him three times on the phone and he sounds, uh, rather earnest."
"Great. When was the last time you talked to a complaining party who didn't sound, uh, rather earnest?"
"Stick with me, okay? Michael said go, and we're here." Michael was the director, their boss.
"Of course. No clue as to the alleged unethical conduct?"
"Oh yes. Randy said it was big."
"Gee, never heard that before."
They turned onto King Street and poked along with the downtown traffic. It was mid-July, still the high season in north Florida, and tourists in shorts and sandals drifted along the sidewalks, apparently going nowhere. Lacy parked on a side street and they joined the tourists. They found a coffee shop and killed half an hour flipping through glossy real estate brochures. At noon, as instructed, they walked into Luca's Grill and got a table for three. They ordered iced tea and waited. Thirty minutes passed with no sign of Randy, so they ordered sandwiches. Fries on the side for Hugo, fruit for Lacy. Eating as slowly as possible, they kept an eye on the door and waited.
As lawyers, they valued their time. As investigators, they had learned patience. The two roles were often in conflict.
At 2:00 p.m., they gave up and returned to the car, as smothering as a sauna. As Lacy turned the key, her cell phone rattled. Caller unknown. She grabbed it and said, "Yes."
A male voice said, "I asked you to come alone." It was Randy.
"I suppose you have the right to ask. We were supposed to meet at noon, for lunch."
A pause, then, "I'm at the Municipal Marina, at the end of King Street, three blocks away. Tell your buddy to get lost and we'll talk."
"Look, Randy, I'm not a cop and I don't do cloak-and-dagger very well. I'll meet you, say hello and all that, but if I don't have your real name within sixty seconds then I'm leaving."
"Fair enough."
She canceled the call and mumbled, "Fair enough."
The marina was busy with pleasure craft and a few fishing boats coming and going. A long pontoon was unloading a gaggle of noisy tourists. A restaurant with a patio at the water's edge was still doing a brisk business. Crews on charter boats were spraying decks and sprucing things up for tomorrow's charters.
Lacy walked along the central pier, looking for the face of a man she'd never met. Ahead, standing next to a fuel pump, an aging beach bum gave a slight, awkward wave and nodded. She returned the nod and kept walking. He was about sixty, with too much gray hair flowing from under a Panama hat. Shorts, sandals, a gaudy floral-print shirt, the typical bronze, leathery skin of someone who spent far too much time in the sun. His eyes were covered by aviator shades. With a smile he stepped forward and said, "You must be Lacy Stoltz."
She took his hand and said, "Yes, and you are?"
"Name's Ramsey Mix. A pleasure to meet you."
"A pleasure. We were supposed to meet at noon."
"My apologies. Had a bit of boat trouble." He nodded down the pier to a large powerboat moored at the end of the dock. It wasn't the longest boat in the harbor at that moment, but it was close. "Can we talk there?" he asked.
"On the boat?"
"Sure. It's much more private."
Crawling onto a boat with a complete stranger struck her as a bad idea and she hesitated. Before she could answer, Mix asked, "Who's the black guy?" He was looking in the direction of King Street. Lacy turned and saw Hugo casually following a pack of tourists nearing the marina.
"He's my colleague," she said.
"Sort of a bodyguard?"
"I don't need a bodyguard, Mr. Mix. We're not armed, but my friend there could pitch you into the water in about two seconds."
"Let's hope that won't be necessary. I come in peace."
"That's good to hear. I'll get on the boat only if it stays where it is. If the engines start, then our meeting is over."
"Fair enough."
She followed him along the pier, past a row of sailboats that looked as though they had not seen the open sea in months, and to his boat, cleverly named Conspirator. He stepped on board and offered a hand to help her. On the deck, under a canvas awning, there was a small wooden table with four folding chairs. He waved at it and said, "Welcome aboard. Have a seat."
Lacy took quick stock of her surroundings. Without sitting, she said, "Are we alone?"
"Well, not entirely. I have a friend who enjoys boating with me. Name is Carlita. Would you like to meet her?"
"Only if she's important to your story."
"She is not." Mix was looking at the marina, where Hugo was leaning on a rail. Hugo waved, as if to say, "I'm watching everything." Mix waved back and said, "Can I ask you something?"
"Sure," Lacy said.
"Is it safe to assume that whatever I'm about to tell you will be rehashed with Mr. Hatch in short order?"
"He's my colleague. We work together on some cases, maybe this one. How do you know his name?"
"I happen to own a computer. Checked out the website. BJC really should update it."
"I know. Budget cuts."
"His name vaguely rings a bell."
"He had a brief career as a football player at Florida State."
"Maybe that's it. I'm a Gator fan myself."
Lacy refused to respond to this. It was so typical of the South, where folks attached themselves to college football teams with a fanaticism she'd always found irksome.
Mix said, "So he'll know everything?"
"Call him over. I'll get us something to drink."


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The 18 September 2011, magnitude Mw 6.9 earthquake close to the Nepal-Sikkim border caused significant damage due to ground shaking and caused several landslides. Observations from the post-earthquake surveys in the affected areas within Sikkim suggest that the poorly engineered, multistoried structures were relatively more impacted. Those located on alluvial terraces were also affected. The morphology of the region is prone to landslides and the possibility for their increased intensity during the forthcoming monsoon need to be considered seriously. From the seismotectonic perspective, the mid-crustal focal depth of the North Sikkim earthquake reflects the ongoing deformation of the subducting Indian plate.
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