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Lalla Rookh An Oriental Romance
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1820. Irish poet and friend of Lord Byron and P.B. Shelley, Moore's works range from lyric to satire, from prose romance to history and biography. Moore was also a good musician and skillful writer of songs, which he set to Irish tunes, mainly of the 18th century. Moore's bestselling epic poem, Lalla Rookh, is a kind of miniature Arabian Nights in subject matter, setting and form. The story relates the journey of the princess Lalla Rookh from Delhi to Kashmir, where she is to marry the young King of Bucharia whom she has never met. From its first appearance Lalla Rookh inspired the romantic imaginations of artists, dramatists and composers alike with its heady combination of drama, poetry, romance, pathos, fantasy, horror and exoticism. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.
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What are they gonna tell me about fighting? How can a (expletive) tell me about my jab when hes never thrown a jab before?
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Congrats on the tricentential!
- Jul 1, 2006, 1:15:00 AM
Good JOB,
Lets make the new forum just as great come on people join the nxtasy.org forum and get de Lego NXT forum starting....
Member number 8 of 12
- Jul 1, 2006, 7:13:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Shoot me an email, please...
jktechwriter @ gmail.com
- Jul 1, 2006, 7:45:00 AM
Mindstorms NXT delay for the UK
On Wednesday I received an email from Lego Shop at Home:
Thank you very much for ordering your LEGO products from Shop at Home.
Your 8527 24 MINDSTORMS NXT is on backorder. The demand for this product has been higher than expected and subsequently we will not be able to supply this product as quickly as we intended.
We expect to have the product back in stock no later than 29th of September and you should then receive your order according to your original shipping method.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused and would like to thank you for your patience.
I guess with all the publicity the NXT is just too popular in the US!
I was one of the thousands who applied to the MDP, and used the special pre-order code for those not selected. (All the way back at the end of March). I was expecting to receive my NXT around the start of September, as indicated on the web site at the time. So I am disappointed about this delay.
I phoned Lego Shop at Home today, prompted by the website still showing a 15th September ship date for the UK.
The essence of the explanation of the dates seemed to be: the 15th of September is when Lego s@h expect to receive stock, but that it would several days to split their delivery up and despatch it (by the 20th). Thus deliveries should be made by the 29th Sept mentioned in the email.
This explanation seems a little confused, but the man in the call centre was polite and helpful and only has limited information himself.
I also confirmed that the MDP pre-order status is preserved and that these orders will be the first to be despatched.
I hope this information is useful.
- Jul 1, 2006, 7:46:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Thanks for the information, Tony... I'm sure others are in the same boat as yourself.
I feel for you - I know you're anxious to get your kit. Hopefully the problem will be resolved soon for you.
- Jul 1, 2006, 7:49:00 AM
I sorta had the same product, but at a much earlier date. The day after I preordered it, I got a email saying that it would be pushed back to July the 1st(tommorow).
- Jul 1, 2006, 9:08:00 AM
sorry, instead of "product" I ment "problem"
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Athletes in the sport of soccer are instructed not to use their hands unless they are a goalkeeper or throw the ball in from out of bounds.
On Friday morning, Starkville Academy soccer players Zach Slaughter and Colby Henderson were encouraged to use their hands.
Slaughter and Henderson took a pen and signed their names to continue their soccer careers at Meridian Community College.
The pair of Volunteers took the time to celebrate the occasion with family and friends at the SA media center on Friday morning.
Meridian Community College was the place Slaughter and Henderson had their eyes on and talked about for a while.
"We were real excited about going there because we want to continue playing," Henderson said.
Slaughter saw other Volunteers move on to the next level in various sports over the years and was anxious for the moment to join them.
He is happy about moving to Meridian and having Henderson along for the ride.
"When I was little, I saw people signing with junior colleges," Slaughter said. "We loved soccer enough that we wanted to do the same. We just pursued it enough, the coach called us and he watched us play a couple of times. Now we're here."
Meridian Community College coach Alex George has recruited Starkville Academy before and knows what he's getting with Slaughter and Henderson.
"It's the same story with Starkville Academy," George said. "If they come out of Starkville, they are good kids. They are not only good players, but good citizens and boys. I met all of their families. It's a picture perfect moment.
"In getting kids from Starkville Academy, going back to Terry Silva back in 2007-08, you know they are always hard-working and you never worry about them going to class. They offer a great deal on the field as well. It's a good day for us."
The Volunteers are enjoying a good season on the soccer field with an overall record of 8-2-1.
Starkville Academy soccer coach Robert Gardner said Slaughter and Henderson have been a big part of the progression of the program over the last three seasons.
"Both of them have been a benefit to the program," Gardner said. "When I started, they were both sophomores, but after almost three full seasons now, they have meant a ton.
"Zach has been a captain for two years and his leadership on the field as well as off is probably more valuable than his play. Without him, we'd be a much different team. Zach is a fantastic player and fantastic kid. He really is a joy to work with.
"Colby has really stepped forward the last two years and I've enjoyed the time working with him. He became a first choice player last year as a defender, then there was an injury to Davis (Pigg) and he went to goalkeeper. Now he's back as a defender this year in the midfield. He's a very versatile player and he's one always willing to do whatever job I ask of him and he does it well,"
Gardner doesn't take the importance of Slaughter and Henderson for granted and looks forward to following their careers at Meridian Community College.
Before Slaughter and Henderson turn their attention to junior college, there is some unfinished business on the field with the Vols.
After hosting Presbyterian Christian today, Starkville Academy is back at home Monday against Heritage, then plays Parklane Academy next Friday on senior day at the Starkville Sportsplex. That is surely to be a special day for Slaughter, Henderson and the other seniors.
The Vols are anxious to get back on the field after losing a 4-0 decision to Jackson Prep on Thursday night.
It may be a busy time, but Slaughter doesn't look at it as a negative.
"It's a good thing to keep playing," Slaughter said. "You don't want to take off too much. The playoffs are coming up quick and we want to be ready.
"We've had a good season. Prep is a good team and haven't been beaten yet. They've beaten some public schools that are highly ranked. Losing 4-0 without two starters is not great but a step in the right direction."
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When you own a Corvette, it seems like there is always something to do, whether it's keeping up the appearance, routine maintenance, modifications, or improvements of some sort. Fortunately, for most of us, it's a labor of love. And if you're fortunate enough to own more than one Vette, well then there's plenty to do with your cars on the weekend.
Here are 18 projects you can tackle and complete over a weekend. Most of them take under an hour or two from start to finish, and the nice thing about them is you don't have to be a master mechanic, or need a NASCAR toolbox full of tools, and you don't need a lot of cash, either.
In an effort to bring you the latest information, a listing of the top 20 custom auto parts purchased according to the SEMA 2006 Trends and Forecasts Quarterly Update for the third quarter of 2006 is on the next page.
Based on this newly released information, we selected projects that would be consistent (as much as possible) with the current industry trends as listed in this survey. For example:
* Custom wheels (No. 7)-We upgrade a midyear's stock "turbine" wheels with sexy, faux knock-off centers (you can also do this with sharks if you want to use midyear wheels).
* Exterior Lighting (No. 15)-We replace a C5's stock taillights with super-bright LED units.
* Ignition Wires/Spark Plugs (No. 9)-We upgrade to high-output E3 spark plugs.
* Stereo improvements (No. 10, 11, 13, 17, & 18)-We install a radio-noise suppressor.
* Battery/Battery Wraps (No. 20)-We install a battery quick disconnect, a computer memory-saver bypass circuit, refurbish a battery tray, and install a battery acid mat.
There are plenty of other projects that don't neatly fit into any particular pigeonhole, but are easy-to-do and worthwhile, nonetheless.
Some of these projects are generation-specific (e.g., midyear or C5), others, although shown on a particular car, apply to any year Corvette. Before we get started, however, there are a few things you may want to gather to make the going easier.
I, personally, am not crazy about getting my hands filthy, so I'm a big fan of disposable gloves whenever I'm doing "dirty" work. I also like to be comfortable, so a roll-about stool or bench to sit on may also be useful. good old WD-40, a perennial staple of my toolbox, always comes in handy for one thing or another, as well as a basic complement of tools, including screwdrivers and Torx drivers, wrenches, sockets, and ratchets. And if you enjoy listening to music, by all means turn on the radio, stereo, or iPod, and have a bottle of water or can of soda on hand. I don't advise imbibing alcoholic beverages any time you're working on your Corvette, using machinery, or anything else that requires your full attention and faculties. save the "brewskies" for when the job is done!


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I would like to see them scrap the Jordan/Gonzaga fight give Mir Jordan as a confidence booster and skid snapper. Give Barnett Gonzaga as another step in the right direction...Interestingly enough I could see Gonzaga being a harder test then Mir.
I would like to see them scrap the Jordan/Gonzaga fight give Mir Jordan as a confidence booster and skid snapper. Give Barnett Gonzaga as another step in the right direction...Interestingly enough I could see Gonzaga being a harder test then Mir.
I really believe that people like Bill Murray or John Belushi are just as great and just as valid as Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. And I don't think you can say One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is a better movie than Animal House (1978); they're different genres. I think they're both examples of great craftsmanship.
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Might have been a step too early but nothing to complain about. Mir wasnt going anywhere.
^^ Agree
I'd like to see Mir fight someone like Rothwell now. I think that would be a bigger confidence booster than Jordan. Maybe Barnett could fight Bigfoot or Hunt?
Listen, It was early no doubt.. BUT Mir did go limp and the ref panicked, so it wasn't the worst stoppage i've ever seen but still very pre-mature. I wanted Barnett to win don't get me wrong, but I would have loved to see Barnett put Mir to sleep for real.
Fedor Emelianenko is the Greatest P4P MMA fighter to ever walk the earth, hands down.
If might have been early but not by that much. Mir dropped and was about to take a beating at the hands of Barnett on the ground. If the ref hadn't stepped in right there Barnett would have started to drop bombs on him from the top.
Dude, Im a wrestler. Im the best wrestler in MMA. Wrestling IS, was and always has been the most dominate form of mix martial art on the planet. Thats all there is to it. We all know it, some people want to fight it, some people want doubt it but wresters rule the MMA world. -
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Early stoppages suck, but a) I don't think this was unprofessionally early; b) I believe refs shouldn't get this amount of shit for early stoppages, only late stoppages. Better to have healthy fighters competing again quickly than people taking dangerous amounts of damage.
Mir definitely went out for a split second so I have no problem with the stoppage. I doubt he could have come back from that as Barnett seemed to be in a great position to follow up.
I'd love to see Mir-Overeem in a loser gets fired fight.
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I'm a huge warmaster fan, but Mir really wasn't given much of a chance to recover. The second he went down from the knee the ref stepped in. So I think he gets another bite at the apple, maybe taking on a up in comer? As for Barnett, I kinda would like to see him fight big nog again, IDK.....someone mention Travis Browne, that could be interesting too....
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Congratulations to Maui's Matt Meola on nailing the cover of the new issue of TransWorld SURF! Shot during Sanuk's "Operation Smile" in Peru, we knew it had to be a cover shortly after it landed in the inbox—nobody's doing that! And for as cliché as it sounds, the trip to Peru was life-changing to all involved. "This was the most memorable trip I'll ever go on," says Meola. "I feel like surf trips are kinda selfish, but this was all about helping other people. That was an amazing experience" he adds.
Also in the October 2012 issue of TransWorld SURF…
A Little Trough Between Life And Death: The Nathan Fletcher Interview. Never one to hold back, Nathan opens up about everything.
Let's Surf Seriously: The making of TransWorld SURF's latest and greatest surf flick ever. World premiere Wednesday, August 1 at the Lido Theatre!
Sanuk's Operation Smile: Team Sanuk heads to Peru to to lend a hand to kids born with cleft lip, cleft palate and other facial deformities. In between visits to local hospitals, the crew scored great surf and went to Machu Picchu. Check out the trailer to their upcoming movie, A Different Reason To Smile, below. To find out more about Operation Smile go to operationsmile.org
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The collaboration kicked off in May when a team of employees and surfers from Sanük traveled to Peru to participate in one of Operation Smile's medical missions. Sanük surfers Matt Meola, Torrey Meister and Alek Parker volunteered on the eight day mission, quickly becoming popular with the local families, doctors, and Operation Smile medical volunteers. In addition to entertaining the children and handing out stickers and free t-shirts, the Sanük team was invited into the operating room to witness the surgeries and assist in moving patients from surgery beds to recovery rooms. Meola, Meister and Parker also took a few days off to surf with local Sanük team rider Tamil Martino, a world-renowned longboard surfer.
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Skipper® doll could brave the rain in her cute yellow rain outfit, which matched Barbie® doll's Stormy Weather #0949. Her yellow trench coat had a matching belt with gold buckle, matching cap with bill, a closed umbrella with yellow cover, and yellow tassel on a white plastic handle. White knee-high rain boots completed the set.
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LaMarcus Aldridge Among 5 NBA Stars Who Could Be Traded This Season By Mike Elworth: Owner and Publisher/Hoopstuff… 1. LaMarcus Aldridge- Portland Trailblazers - There have been rumors about the Blazers trading Aldridge for a long time, as there have been speculation about him wanting to leave Portland and that when his contract expires in 2015, that he won't resign with the team. If they were to trade him, the sooner would be better, as his value is at its peak coming off a season where he lead all NBA big man in points per game and they could receive the best possible package. However, the Blazers have an excellent chance at making the playoffs this season and as long as they are in the playoff chase, they would be stupid to trade him, as he is obviously their best player. But if they falter and it is evident that they will miss the playoffs at around the trade deadline, then they should pull the trigger. Why? They have an excellent young core around the 29 year old Aldridge, incl...
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A Place Against the Nations
Benjamin Netanyahu plans to address the United Nations tomorrow, the same day Mahmoud Abbas is scheduled to ask for U.N. membership for Palestine. The Israeli prime minister's trip to New York is a curious matter. He knows that the Palestinian request will fail in the Security Council. Netanyahu also knows his own speech will not keep a General Assembly majority from recognizing the independent state of Palestine. Netanyahu regards the United Nations as intrinsically hostile territory. He may even know that his speech could produce a few more votes for Palestine.
So why is he bothering? Why didn't he stay home and leave the thankless job of getting up at the General Assembly podium to Israel's U.N. ambassador, Ron Prosor?
The answer is partly a matter of personal biography and domestic political tactics. It's much more a matter of political psychology and points to a key reason Israel's isolation in the Middle East has become so much more dire since Netanyahu came to power.
Netanyahu was Israel's ambassador to the United Nations from 1984-1988. It was a bad time for Israel diplomatically, and a good time for the young ambassador. Electoral stalemate in Israel had produced a government of national unity incapable of foreign policy, much less pursuing peace. A popular Hebrew word play called it the "government of national paralysis." Internationally, Israel was a pariah, though peace with Egypt had given it a new regional ally. Only a few years before, in 1975, the General Assembly had passed its infamous "Zionism is racism" resolution. Before Netanyahu's tour of duty ended, the first Palestinian uprising began, and pictures of stone-throwing young soldiers further eroded Israel's standing.
Netanyahu was a hardliner within his political party, the Likud, who lacked the aristocratic pedigree considered vital for rising politicians in the party; his parents did not belong to the Fighting Family, the veterans of the far-right, pre-state Irgun underground. But with his American English and self-taught TV skills, he flourished in New York as a practitioner of hasbarah, a Hebrew word that can be translated as "spin," "PR," or "propaganda." The driving principle behind hasbarah is that Israel's actions are flawless but misunderstood. Netanyahu became a star among right-leaning Israeli voters (along with AIPAC-style American Jews and Republicans). Five years after returning home, he was elected head of the Likud; three years after that, he was prime minister.
Returning to the U.N., Netanyahu is going back to an easier time in his life, when he did not have to worry about an unsteady coalition in parliament, constant resignations from his feuding staff, or hundreds of thousands of demonstrators opposing his economic policies. In comments to his cabinet this week, he said he would "represent ... the truth" to an organization capable of deciding "that the sun rises in the west and sets in the east." His truth, he said, would include "the fact that [Jews] are not foreigners ... that we have rights in this country that go 'only' 4,000 years" -- an argument not likely to convince U.N. delegates that the Palestinians do not also have a right to self-determination. Nor will his claim that "the Palestinians are doing everything to torpedo direct peace negotiations" erase his own refusal to stop settlement construction. His rhetoric, like his presence, fits the 1980s better than today.
But Netanyahu is playing to a different audience. He may hope that his speech, like U.N. ambassador Chaim Herzog's response to the "Zionism is racism" resolution, may become part of the Israeli canon. He certainly hopes that among voters, it will appeal to the legitimately scarred side of the Jewish psyche that says that the whole world is against us, that we must demand our rights, but that any recognition of them is really only the smile before betrayal.
The historical traumas that produced these fears are entirely real. The problem with post-traumatic stress is that it alerts you not only to real dangers but false ones. For the mugging victim, every friendly wave of a hand may look like the prelude to the blow of a fist.
I should also stress: Netanyahu isn't conjuring up these fears cynically. They are his own; they frame his world. In 1993, just after he became head of the Likud, he published a book called A Place Among the Nations. The book's underlying assumption was that the Jews had been denied such a place. Netanyahu wrote that "this century's slanders against it [the Jewish people] and Israel, their reach, effectiveness and devastating consequences, have exceeded anything seen before" -- thereby putting every unfair criticism of Israel in the same category of threat as Nazism. Political compromise was useless as a way to soften hostility, he argued. "Strength attracts and weakness ultimately repels," he wrote. Besides showing power, the only means of getting support was good public relations. But the underlying anxiety of hasbarah advocates shone through his writing: We must explain ourselves much better, but doing so may never change the minds of the gentiles -- except, perhaps, among conservatives in Congress.
Netanyahu's foreign minister and key coalition partner, Avigdor Lieberman, has an even harsher view of the world. In a 2006 interview, Lieberman described to me the formative memory of his early childhood in Soviet Moldova: his parents speaking Yiddish in public despite rampant anti-Semitism. "We'd get on a bus, packed with people, all gentiles ... and every head turned toward us," he recalled. His parents' courage is admirable, but for Lieberman, the whole world is a crowded Moldovan bus, and defiance the only response.
These attitudes have shaped policy since Netanyahu and Lieberman assumed their current posts in 2009. Netanyahu has been unwilling to stop settlement construction (even during the short-lived "freeze" of 2009-2010), unwilling to accept the pre-1967 border as the baseline for peace, unwilling to resume talks where his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, left off.
Netanyahu, it's true, inherited the damage done by Israel's early 2009 invasion of Gaza -- including the cracks in relations with Turkey, a vital ally since the 1990s. But the ill-considered commando attack last year on a Turkish ship headed for Gaza widened the cracks, and Lieberman's success in blocking an Israeli apology for the deaths of Turkish citizens made the split complete. This month, Turkey expelled the Israeli ambassador. That may well have been the inspiration for the mob attack on the Israeli embassy in Cairo a few days later.
I don't mean to be politically solipsistic. More is at work than Israeli actions. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdoan does play to the Muslim world; the antipathy of the Egyptian public toward Israel is an old problem. But if you walk into a party -- or a region, or the United Nations -- with an angry look and the assumption that everyone dislikes you, they might just prove you right.
The opposite is also true. In 1992, when Netanyahu was presumably working on A Place Among the Nations, Yitzhak Rabin took office as Israel's prime minister. Rabin, who'd been a brigade commander at 26, military chief of staff at 42, was a man who'd learned to see the world from a forward command post. Yet in his Knesset speech presenting his government, he declared, "No longer is it true that 'the whole world is against us.' We must overcome the sense of isolation that has held us in its thrall for almost half a century." In just over two years in office, he did just that, not only signing the Olso Accord and the peace agreement with Jordan but altering Israel's relations with the world.
Short of a miracle, Netanyahu will not learn from Yitzhak Rabin. At the U.N. tomorrow, he will aggressively present his credo, putting his faith in spin and simultaneously not believing it can make a difference. He may well touch the emotions of many Israeli voters. He is unlikely to leave Israel any less isolated when he leaves the podium.
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Tue, 2011-09-27 20:28
Even as a far-Left progressive, I have a lot of sympathy for this view. Having confronted vicious and utterly pointless anti-semitism in the former USSR, I know too well that some conflicts cannot be resolved by negotiation. But fortunately for us, they don't always have to be. It is conceivable that the existential conflict (assuming it is one, which seems likely but not certain) can be overcome without being resolved. A carefully structured and reliably enforced multilateral agreement among sovereign states can secure Israel against this threat, even if "they" enter into it under false pretenses. The beauty of legal arrangements is that, like Judaism itself, they are largely indifferent to the psychology of feeling or belief; it is only actions that count. And the moral gravitas to be gained from such an agreement can (there are no guarantees!) usefully shift the balance of rhetorical power in Israel's favor and against those who wish it destroyed.
Natedogg7283 (not verified)
Sun, 2011-10-02 13:41
MK has pointed to a obstacle to peace that isn't talked about often enough. The fact is that any serious progress towards would result in the murder of the leaders that agreed to it. Abbas doesn't have the stature that Arafat had to prevent that from happening to him, and it has already happened to one Israeli Prime Minister. Until this changes, serious progress is unlikely. Therefore, both sides need to curb their extremists before the peace process can be achieved. However, this in and of itself would involve substantial bloodshed.
Beebok972 (not verified)
Tue, 2011-10-04 11:40
Y Ben-David is wrong. His argument is a cheap and worn out attempt to distract from the expulsion of the Palestinians from their historical lands and the continued decades long oppression inflicted on the Palestinians. The Middle East's reaction would have been the same if any other non-Jewish people had stolen Palestine. To say that the Middle East is against the theft of Palestine only because the occupiers were Jewish is an extreme distortion and a prejudiced and misinformed view of the Middle East people. Claiming that the Middle East is hostile to Israel because of Israel's ethnic identity is only an attempt to distract from the numerous wrongs that Israel has committed. To ignore the truth that the Middle East would have reacted the same to any group that conquered Palestine is just a distorted way of shifting blame from the conquerors to the conquered.
MonkFish (not verified)
Fri, 2011-10-07 01:12
Excellent reply. It's refreshing to hear a avowed leftist acknowledge the reality of the existential threat. I'll add that Israel's new rocket interception system - the Iron Dome - although expensive and far from being foolproof, might well afford the coastal plain protection from attacks originating in a post-independence West Bank. Combined with the security wall, the Iron Dome could keep Israeli civilian casualties at "acceptable" levels in the wake of a Hamas electoral or armed takeover of the new Palestinian State thereby attenuating the political fallout of a forcible evacuation of West Bank colonies.
Joe Barry
Wed, 2012-01-11 04:00
America is hated for what it does, but Israel is hated for what it is: a "Western" settler state in which a "Western" people rules over a non-Western, Muslim people. There is nothing Israel can do to change that fact other than to cease to exist. Even a full withdrawal to the Green Line and the establishment of a Palestinian state would not change that fact one iota.
Obviously, that's a simplified formula, and Israeli actions can make foreign relations better or worse over the short term. But Western antipathy towards Israel is due more to changes in Western attitudes towards nationalism and, especially, towards the non-Western "Other" than to the occupation or any other aspect of Israeli policy.
The "post-traumatic stress" cliche is easily falsified. Who are the Israelis who suffered the greatest trauma in recent history? The Ashkenazim. Who are the Israelis who are the most dovish, who are the most trusting of our enemies, who constitute almost all of the peace camp? The Ashkenazim.
Joe Barry
Mon, 2012-04-23 09:35
A carefully structured and reliably enforced multilateral agreement among sovereign states can secure Israel against this threat, even if "they" enter into it under false pretenses. The beauty of legal arrangements is that, like Judaism itself, they are largely indifferent to the psychology of feeling or belief; it is only actions that count.
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Saint Louis University has been honored by the National Weather Service with its Storm Ready University Award. SLU is the first school in the metropolitan area to have successfully completed the program.
In the past year several faculty, staff and students have become official storm spotters, aiding in the advancement of the receipt of this award.
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Saboey Resort and Villas
Big Buddha Beach 51/4 Moo 4, Tambon Bophut
Koh Samui, Surathani 84320
Bang Rak Beach
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Summary of 20 reviews :
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Saboey Resort and Villas is a beautiful, secluded resort designed to maximize serenity, space and privacy. It is nestled amidst lush tropical gardens and landscaped around a stunning double-infinity freshwater pool and cascading Jacuzzi, which both allow a stunning seamless view onto the sea. The boutique resort is located on Big Buddha Beach where Koh Samui is offering a different kind of experience. With only 20 rooms, we are able to concentrate on the personal touches and the little details which make your stay more memorable and special. Discover the Saboey experience - serenity for the senses. All villas and suites comprise of 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom and can accommodate 2 adults and 1 child under 6. We have 14 stand-alone private villas together with 6 luxuriously rooms.
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Travel reviews for Saboey Resort and Villas
Date of stay:
Aug 14, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
Nice resort
Reservation service:
Aug 17, 2014
written by:
Maurizio Maria caliendo
Date of stay:
Jun 17, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
Lovely resort and helpful staff, perfect to relaxed and walk to Big Buddha. Nice pool with sea view, I like the beach better at Chaweng. Great breakfast and big DVD library. Good value.
Reservation service:
all good, book with Sawadee since years
Jul 02, 2014
written by:
Rita Hunziker
Date of stay:
May 18, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
I frequently stay at Big Buddha Beach as it is convenient for the ferry and the airport. This was the first time I had stayed at Saboey and it certainly will not be the last time. The receptionist who greeted us on arrival could not have been more helpful. We were also upgraded to an Ocean Villa which was delightful, the swimming pool is great and of course we were right next to the beach. In the morning the breakfast was excellent and again the staff could not have been more pleasant or helpful. I would certainly recommend a stay at this hotel
Reservation service:
Excellent as always
May 21, 2012
written by:
Daniel Thomas
Date of stay:
Jan 03, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Thank You Very Much Saboey WoW that was a fantastic holiday, great service and stunning resort. We ll be back Soon !
Reservation service:
Wonderfully efficient !!!
Jan 09, 2012
written by:
Chum van Rensburg
Date of stay:
Dec 12, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Stayed for one week at Saboey in December 2011. Located on a beautiful and quiet beach close to shops and resturants without the hustle bustle, very relaxing after days out. The rooms, pool, facilities, food and drinks, could not be faulted. The management and staff exceptional. The girls at reception were very helpful in arranging our tours for us where we were picked up at the front door and returned to the front door. We highly recommend the full day tour of Koh Samui with Namuang Safari Park, cheers FROGGY, but make sure you take some money with you to have great photo memories with tigers, elephants, crocodiles, snakes and birds. Also recommend a trip with In Sea Speedboat to Koh Tao, Ang Thong Marine Park or Koh Phangan. They are professional operators and good people, cheers JIMMY. You can hire a bike from reception also and make sure you visit Fisherman s Village markets on a Friday night only 10mins max away from Saboey, great food and bargains. If you don t want a Thai massage in your room there is ladies that do them on the beach next door to Saboey and with the sound of the waves on the beach while getting a Thai massage for an hour, you won t be sorry. Also if you want to dine out local for both Great Thai and European food, much praise for Lord Nelson s which is a 2min walk from Saboey, great peolpe and menu especially if your craving a roast but get in early they run out. Amazing trip to Koh Samui and stay at Saboey. We can t wait to come back to both. Thank you to all at Saboey and all the best for the new year for you all. Lots of love from the Aussie s.
Reservation service:
Booking was made and fully paid for before arriving, just had to arrive, check in and begin enjoying Koh Samui.
Dec 16, 2011
written by:
Damian Olsen
Date of stay:
Dec 08, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
We went here with our 9 months old son. The staff was wonderful to him, and he got on instantly.
Reservation service:
Dec 15, 2011
written by:
Henrik Guii-Larsen
Date of stay:
Dec 07, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Very nice place with a pool area which is very pleasant and nice location right on the beach. The Beach Front Villa is very nice with just a few steps from the ocean and the pool.
Reservation service:
Worked very good and easy to use!
Dec 19, 2011
written by:
Stefan Hilton
Date of stay:
Nov 24, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Beautiful location! Lovely big rooms! Very relaxing stay!
Reservation service:
Super fast and efficient! Willdefinately use sawadee.com for my future bookings!
Nov 27, 2011
written by:
Kirsten Uhde
Date of stay:
Nov 15, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
It was a really nice resort!
Reservation service:
Great and easy
Nov 28, 2011
written by:
David Björkbom
Date of stay:
Oct 17, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
good hotel.
Reservation service:
good service .
Oct 17, 2011
written by:
josef goldstien
Date of stay:
Aug 30, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
We have only a very good words to this Resort. Nice people, nice site, everything doing to feel on a paradise. Thank you very much for hospitality. WE recommend stay here if I retourn Thailand we come again.
Reservation service:
They did everything easily, and we helped with our doubts.
Oct 20, 2011
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Date of stay:
Aug 24, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Very nice hotel, We were in the beach room no. 2, great location, really on the beach and next to the swiming pool. Pool small but ok, beach not as good as i expected, Water not very clear or clean:-(! The best sunset ever! The restaurant works bad at breakfast, please try to put buffet breakfast, i garanty the would Be much better for all! At dinner time we had a very good time at the hotel restaurant, much better the service and i wish to congratulat specially one of the employees, Nonu or something like this, he was very kind, very nice and very very funny, one of the best ever in thailand and usually they all are. Overall experience: good and i will recommend it
Reservation service:
The best as usual, thanks sawadee, i always recomend your services.
Aug 28, 2011
written by:
Isabel Ferreira
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A unique luxury boutique resort in Koh Samui, Thailand.
Saboey is a beautiful, secluded resort in the beautiful island of Koh Samui, designed to maximize serenity, space and privacy. It is nestled amidst lush tropical gardens and landscaped around a stunning double infinity freshwater pool and cascading Jacuzzi, which both allow a stunning seamless view onto the sea.
Saboey is a boutique resort on Koh Samui offering a different kind of experience. Each room offers a contemporary blend of Moroccan & Asian design. With only 18 rooms, we are able to concentrate on the personal touches and the little details which make your stay more memorable. Discover the Saboey experience - serenity for the senses!
All 18 spacious designed villas and suites consist of 1 bedroom with a king size bed and bathroom. The well-appointed villas which slope gently down to the beachfront and suites offer a stunning sea view of the Gulf of Thailand. In all rooms you will find a contemporary blend of Moroccan & Asian specially - commissioned artwork, custom created to balance together with the soft furnishings of each individual villas and suite.
:: Suites Room (55 sq.m.) - 6 Units ::
1 King size bed, 1 Bathroom.
Our six 55 square metres size suites are the most recent additions to Saboey, fitted in a fresh, minimalist & light design. They offer spacious bedrooms and are located in the main building of the resort. Sea views are subject to room availability.
Room Amenities
Room size 55 sq.m.
1 living area
1 king bed including 1 day bed
1 bathroom with shower
Private balcony
Situated in main building
Air conditioning
TV, DVD / CD player
Free Wi-Fi internet
IDD telephone
Mini bar / refrigerator
Complimentary tea / coffee amenities
Personal in-room safe
Ample closet space
Complimentary toiletries
Complimentary baby cot available upon request
:: Deluxe Suite (55 sq.m.) - 2 Units ::
1 King size bed, 1 Bathroom.
Our two 55 square meters Deluxe Suite are elevated above the resort and the other villas, offering a stunning sea view and featuring a spacious private dining terrace from which you can relax and enjoy memorable sunsets across the bay.
Room Amenities
Room size 55 sq.m.
1 living area
1 king bed
1 bathroom with shower
Large private dining balcony
Writing desk
Air conditioning
TV, DVD / CD player
Free Wi-Fi internet
IDD telephone
Mini bar / refrigerator
Complimentary tea / coffee amenities
Personal in-room safe
Ample closet space
Complimentary toiletries
Complimentary baby cot available upon request
:: Garden Villa (55 sq.m.) - 4 Units ::
1 King size bed, 1 Bathroom.
Our four spacious Garden Villas are 55 square metres in size and ideal for families who need the extra space they provide both in the bedroom and bathroom. Located amidst the tropical gardens of the resort and featuring private balconies, just behind the Ocean Villas and yet still only moments away from the Pool.
Room Amenities
Room size 55 sq.m.
1 living area
1 king bed
1 day bed
1 bathroom with shower
Private patio
Air conditioning
TV, DVD / CD player
Free Wi-Fi internet
IDD telephone
Mini bar / refrigerator
Complimentary tea / coffee amenities
Personal in-room safe
Ample closet space
Complimentary toiletries
Complimentary baby cot available upon request
:: Ocean Villa (37 sq.m.) - 4 Units ::
1 King size bed, 1 Bathroom.
Located directly in front of the stunning infinity pool, the central feature of the resort, are our four Ocean Villas. 37 square metres in size, these are ideal for couples who want to be literally steps away from the pool and still close enough to the sea.
Room Amenities
Room size 37 sq.m.
1 living area
1 king bed
1 day bed
1 bathroom with shower
Private patio
Air conditioning
TV, DVD / CD player
Free Wi-Fi internet
IDD telephone
Mini bar / refrigerator
Complimentary tea / coffee amenities
Personal in-room safe
Ample closet space
Complimentary toiletries
Complimentary baby cot available upon request
:: Beach Villa (58 sq.m.) - 2 Units ::
1 King size bed, 2 Bathrooms.
At 58 square metres in size our two Beach Villas are the largest of all our villas & rooms and are located directly in front of the sea, on each side of the resort. Featuring their own private beach area for sunbathing and relaxing, a spacious terrace for private dining and two bathrooms, one of which has a large sunken bath for two, this is the ideal villa for romantic indulgence.
Room Amenities
Room size 78 sq.m.
1 living room including 1 day bed
2 bedrooms with 2 king beds
2 bathrooms, 1 with shower & 1 with bath + shower
Private patio
2nd bedroom can be convert to 2 single beds
Air conditioning
TV, DVD / CD player
Free Wi-Fi internet
IDD telephone
Mini bar / refrigerator
Complimentary tea / coffee amenities
Personal in-room safe
Ample closet space
Complimentary toiletries
Complimentary baby cot available upon request
:: 2 Bedrooms Seaview Villa (78 sq.m.) - 2 Units ::
2 Bedrooms, 2 King size beds, 2 Bathrooms / minimum 4 persons.
The stylish yet comfortable interior design effortlessly blends traditional Thai elements with modern facilities to provide a completely relaxing living experience. The spacious bedrooms are accompanied by equally luxurious en suite bathroom. There are two spacious air-conditioned double bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom has a double bed that can be positioned together to form two single beds and separate bathroom with walk in shower. The living room can also be converted into a extra bed room. For evening entertainment there is a extensive DVD library and satellite television. The villa also has its own terrace to sit and watch the sun go down.
Room Amenities
Room size 58 sq.m.
1 living area with 1 king bed including 1 day bed
2 bathrooms, 1 with shower &
1 with large sunken bath for 2 overlooks the sea
Large private dining patio
and beach area with sun loungers
Air conditioning
TV, DVD / CD player
Free Wi-Fi internet
IDD telephone
Mini bar / refrigerator
Complimentary tea / coffee amenities
Personal in-room safe
Ample closet space
Complimentary toiletries
Complimentary baby cot available upon request
White Bar & Restaurant - Thai and International cuisine
Daily dining available from 7am until 11pm. Enjoy sea views at breakfast and lunch through to candlelit romantic dining in the evening. A variety of breakfasts are served freshly made to order and for lunch choose from a wide selection of Thai specialties, light salads or various sandwiches and snacks or try our popular Tapas menu available throughout the day with a chilled glass of wine.
White Bar
Variety of fruit shakes, refreshing cocktails, beer or glass of wine from our wine list with specialties from tapas-menu. What better place to try a mojito, a cosmopolitan or a raspberry martini.
Relax, rejuvenate and treat yourself to a massage treatment to soothe away all the stress of everyday life. Thailand is renowned for its excellent spa and massage treatments and trying at least one of the treatments is highly recommended during your stay. Treatments can be enjoyed at the Saboey Spa from 9:00 - 21:00 hrs. daily.
:: Hotel services & facilities ::
Room service
Maid service
Guest relation
Bar and restaurant
Saboey spa
Infinity pool with Jacuzzi
Tour desk
Car and motorbike rent
Complimentary DVD movie collection
Free baby cot available upon request
Laundry and dry cleaning service
Pool size (in meters):
Main Pool 5.30 x 14.50 x 1.5 - 2.1 Jacuzzi 2.50 (octagon) x 0.85.
:: Activities ::
Golf PGA course
Driving range
Sailing yacht for charter
Diving schools and charter
Speedboat and yacht charter
Jet ski, water-ski
Island hopping and tours of Angthong Marine Park
Fishing charters
Night clubbing and full moon parties
Elephant trekking
Jungle tours and waterfalls
Thai cooking schools
Cosmetic surgery
Spa treatments and well-being programs
such as yoga and Pilates
Saboey is located in Koh Samui, in the Gulf of Thailand. Situated in the North-East of the island on Bangrak Beach, a 4 km. crescent of white sand and azure waters, the resort isconveniently located close to the airport, 5 minutes away from Fisherman's Village Bophut, a laid-back village with a good selection of restaurants and bars and only 10 - 15 minutes away from the busy tourist center of Chaweng.
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