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Kaw Kwang Beach Resort
16 M.1, T.Saladan
Koh Lanta, Krabi 81150
Koh Lanta Yai, Kaw Kwang Beach
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The Kaw Kwang Beach Resort is ideally situated in the peaceful location for relaxing at the end of a long curved beach covered by hillside and one secret small private beach behind the hill.
The property is only minutes away from the beach and the bay from the side of the hotel is not so deep, it s a good place and safe fun for children. All rooms are fully furnished with all equipped fan or air-conditioning. Our deluxe rooms offer satellite TV. , fridge, Suite available for families.
Taking a journey to discover the intricate older part of Lanta is a breeze as you are residing in the hub of both natural activities.
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Date of stay:
Jan 04, 2017
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There are 2 quality of room: the basic (very bad and not clean. I don t recommend it) and the superior (very nice). the breakfast buffet is good (200 bath/pax) as the food. the personal is lovely. the pool very nice in front the beach. The resort is at the end of a large sandy bay but a little far from the shops. I recommend rent a car (1200 bath / day)
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Jan 07, 2017
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nathalie isabelle soulier
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Jun 21, 2015
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never ever again
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Jul 01, 2015
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anders strid
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Oct 18, 2014
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Nice basic bungalows almost directly located on the beach. Flat TV and hot water. Friendly staff and okay food. The beach is wide and flat and perfect for running. There are some cafe s and bars but we were there just before the season started so there weren t many people. Perfect, because we wanted some place quiet! The town of Saladan is not too far, you can walk but I would recommend either renting a scooter or push bike (really, we hired push bikes in town and it was so much fun)! The hotel pool was quiet nice, too. If you are looking for a place not on the main beach but close to a lively small town, I would recommend the Kaw Kwang Resort. It is not a five star hotel and it wasn t the most beautiful room I ve ever seen, but the price in low season was 550 baht per night and I think that s very good value for the money. There was only one downside for me, and that was that the towels weren t very clean when we arrived.
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Oct 21, 2014
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Mar 28, 2014
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Bodde 3 veckor i Modern villa, en bungalow med havsutsikt och bara några meter till stranden. Rummen behöver rustas upp men var ändå av bra kvalitet. Läget på hotellet är toppen då det är sista hotellet på stranden. Att promenera in till Saladan är inte att rekommendera när det blivit mörkt då vägen är dålig men Tuk-tuk fanns alltid till hands och mycket billigt.En rekommendation till hotellet skulle vara att skaffa fler solstolar och bord då det var ont om bekväma sådana.
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Mar 31, 2014
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Anette Söderström
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Mar 20, 2014
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Nice resort.
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Very good and fast service.
Mar 26, 2014
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Helen Aoveer
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Mar 20, 2014
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It was probably a good hotel a long time ago... Location on a beautiful beach and the pool are the best things about it, but overall it lacks maintenance. The bathroom was dirty (greasy tiles and sink), bad air-con (fan and temperature control didn t work at all and it suddenly stopped during the night - had to ask for repair), towels and bed sheets were too old. Although the swimming pool is very good it hadn t its lights on during the nightime (using hours untill 10 pm) which can be very dangerous and definitely is not welcoming. The manager had a bad attitude regarding our problem with the ar-conditioning saying that if they couldn t fix it (they eventually did) we should have to change to a more expensive room and pay for the different rate.
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Mar 23, 2014
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Feb 25, 2014
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Very friendly and helpful with everything! We have been there before and will surely be staying here again!
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Feb 28, 2014
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Anders Mikael Lantz
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Feb 11, 2014
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We are very pleased with everything, bungalow, pool, breakfast and location. The only thing we missed was a electric kettle for a cup of coffee on the terrace in the afternoon. Klong Dao is a wonderful beach, flat, wide and firm. It is ideal for walking and running and for young children because it is really shallow.
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Feb 16, 2014
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Lars Eliasson
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Jan 31, 2014
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The hotel is situated in a perfect location. Very quite with a fantastic beach just next to the swimming pool, which has an area for children and a deeper area for swimming. Nice food in the restaurant and perfect service. We booked the Deluxe Room Beach Front including breakfast and the room was very clean and nice. We will definetely visit again.
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Booking went very smooth.
Feb 17, 2014
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Anna Jonsson
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Jan 02, 2014
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Underbart läge, helt ostört längst upp på stranden. Gångavstånd utmed vattenbrynet till restauranter på stranden. Bungalowerna var lite slitna men läget med havsutsikt från sängen & trevlig personal uppvägde detta. Återkommer gärna.
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Jan 15, 2014
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Marie Andersson
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Jan 16, 2013
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Very friendly hotel, excellent care of rooms and reasonable food. Situated on a lovely beach with safe swimming and very quiet location, ideal for families. Good facilities great gymn all new equipment. I would recommend this hotel
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Jan 20, 2013
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Jill Slater
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Jan 13, 2013
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Jan 22, 2013
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is situating in a peaceful location for relaxing, The end of the long curved beach covered by hillside and one secret small private beach behind the hill. Good atmosphere with full nature to refreshing your life, in the afternoon enjoys with the rainbow in twilight. We are the only place that has a coral reef on Klong Dao Beach.
The first resort on the island. A place for your vacation on Lanta Island
Kaw Kwang Beach Resort
with 52 bungalows just walk from room only 1 minute can be swimming in front of the room. The end of "Klong Kao Beach", 1.5 km. from Saladan Pier with 3 different beaches around.
All rooms are furnished with a king size bed, twin bed and have fan or air conditioning. Our deluxe rooms offer satellite TV, fridge, Suite available for families. Rooms including breakfast.
:: Cozy Hill, Fan ::
Bungalow on the hill with fan, TV. and hot water shower. Less than 2 minutes to beach.
:: Cozy Hill Room, Aircon ::
Bungalow on the hill with air condition, TV. and hot water shower. Less than 2 minutes to beach.
:: Hotel View 2nd Floor ::
Second floor with air condition, satellite TV., fridge and hot water shower. One double bed or two single beds.
:: Standard Aircon Room Garden View ::
Second row or third row with fan or air condition, satellite TV., fridge and hot water shower. One double bed or two single beds.
:: Superior Room Garden View ::
Second row with air condition, satellite TV., hair dryer, fridge and hot water shower. One double bed or two single bed.
:: Deluxe Room Beach Front ::
Beach Front with air condition, satellite TV., DVD player, hair dryer, fridge and hot water shower. One double bed or two single beds.
:: Family Room Garden View ::
Family room: Second row with air condition, satellite TV., DVD player, hair dryer, fridge and hot water shower. One double bed or two single beds (Two rooms in one room).
:: Kaw Kwang Modern Beach Front ::
Beach Front with air condition, satellite TV., DVD player, hair dryer, fridge and hot water shower. One double bed or two single beds.
Typical Thai food, Mexican food, Western food, fresh seafood every day.
:: Our Facilities ::
Restaurant open daily from 07.00 am. - 22.00 pm.
Bar service from 17.00 pm. - 02.00 pm.
Swimming pool
Beach bar
Laundry service
Free transfer from - to Saladan Pier
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Mask rental for snorkel service on beach
Car, motorbike rental
Long tail boat rental
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Spa open 09.00 A.M. - 21.00 P.M.
One day tour (Horse Riding, Koh Phi Phi, Sea Kayak, Koh Rok, Elephant Trekking, Fishing Trip, Snorkeling in front of the beach.)
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Lunch, fruit, soft drink, mask, snorkel, and life jacket
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FanHouse's Ed Price says this about what he hears the Astros are wanting for Roy Oswalt:
Word is that the Astros would not only make the acquiring team pay all of Oswalt's salary -- the rest of his $15 million this year, $16 million next year and a $2 million buyout on the 2012 team option -- but also wants three major-league-ready young players in return.
It's possible that demand comes from owner Drayton McLane and not GM Ed Wade. Pretty steep price, and that doesn't even factor in Oswalt's full no-trade clause.
I don't know how much of this I believe. Jon Heyman said on July 2 that the Astros would be willing to eat some of Roy's contract. On July 1 the NY Daily News said the Astros wouldn't. On June 22 Drayton said he'd entertain it.
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I'll take Heyman's and McLane's word over AOL Fanhouse. Heyman, unlike many other places, has been fairly reliable in the past.
And... well... from the horse's mouth, and all.
- July 6, 2010 at 4:03 PM
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I'm not giving this report much credence. I like Frankie Piliere at AOL Fanhouse, but Price not so much...
- July 6, 2010 at 8:14 PM
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You don't have to drive anywhere to nordic ski if you are staying at West Hill House. Our Inn is located across the street from the Sugarbush golf course. If you rise early after a snowfall, you can blaze your own trail. A little later in the day you can undoubtedly follow a trail forged by someone else.
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The $174.5-million deal for the combination yacht club and hotel and its sister Newport Beach Country Club was called off Jan. 13.
Investor Winston Chung never came up with the money as agreed, forfeiting what city documents show was a nonrefundable $4-million down payment.
"We were told he was having difficulty moving money out of China," David Wooten, chief executive of the clubs, said Monday.
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International Bay Clubs Inc., which owned the BBC and the Newport Beach Country Club, was to be sold to Delaware-based Seven-One Capital-Business Inc.
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Citizens will be able to stand as candidates in another EU country more easily under new EU rules
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I went around town this week and asked questions about the race to a few of the Transpac veterans we have in our harbor. I first stopped by to see Dave Ullman. He was getting ready to make his 11th Transpac crossing aboard the Holua, a Santa Cruz 70.
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UPDATE: Sewer Line Repaired, Stearns County Road 1 to Remain Closed Tonight
SARTELL -- Repairs to a ruptured sewer main underneath Stearns County Road 1 between St. Cloud and Sartell have been completed, but the road remains closed.
Sartell City Administrator Patti Gartland says the road repairs won't be completed in time to re-open the road tonight. She says it will re-open sometime tomorrow. It's unclear when that will be, however.
The road was closed between County Road 1 and Heim's Mill after a resident reported sewage leaking into their basement. An excavation crew then struck the line causing it to rupture.
Gartland says they may never know what caused the initial leak but added it is unusual because the pipe was replaced only six years ago when a new lift station was built in the area.


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SOUTH PORTLAND — Expect Jon Jennings to give economic development in the city a full-court press.
Jennings, 50, was named assistant city manager on Tuesday, with a specific task of spurring economic growth. He said he will bring his experience in sports, business and government to his new post.
"I'm very, very excited about the opportunity to work with a great group of people," he said.
Jennings was one of two hires this week by City Manager Jim Gailey. Although it was not officially announced, city Director of Human Resources Don Brewer confirmed Chris Dumais has been named to lead the municipal information technology department.
In that position, Dumais will oversee municipal and school department IT operations.
Jennings, a co-founder and former president and general manager of the Maine Red Claws of the NBA Development League, was also a scout, assistant coach and director of basketball development for the Boston Celtics; a White House and U.S. Department of Justice staffer, and directed state operations for former Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. Kerry is now U.S. secretary of state.
Jennings was appointed to a seat on the Cumberland Town Council last month and was also involved in the planning of a potential hotel and arena development project on Thompson's Point in Portland. Last November, he and some business partners opened a Red Mango frozen yogurt franchise in Maine Mall.
"I'm a hyper-competitive person, first and foremost," Jennings said.
Although he admitted he'll need time to learn about the city and how to help it grow economically, Jennings said he is eager to get started.
"My plan is to get out and meet with people, the neighbors and the corporate base," Jennings said. "There are a tremendous number of people in South Portland with more experience than me I can learn from."
He said mentors including former Celtics President Red Auerbach, former Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight, Kerry, and other business leaders, have taught him about preparation and management.
In a news release, Gailey said Jenning's diverse career will be valued.
"We are thrilled to have Jon Jennings join the city of South Portland team. His vast business knowledge and diverse experiences are strong assets he brings to the position," Gailey said.
Cumberland Town Manager Bill Shane said he has no concerns about Jennings serving as a city administrator in South Portland and a councilor in Cumberland.
Jennings said it is all a part of his desire for public service.
"I'm pretty excited about city government," he said. "It is the truest form of government."
His efforts to build a hotel and arena complex on Thompson's Point off the Fore River are indicative of what might be needed to develop South Portland, Jennings said: The city lacks open land for development, so a key will be how to reuse land to fit a changing economy.
At the same time, Jennings said city neighborhoods are also a draw for him because they remind him of the Boston area in their unique nature. He said the Bug Light area is a great community draw and added ensuring current business owners get the attention and assistance they need is a critical part of economic development.
"I did a lot of research prior to taking (the job). I'm impressed by the way the city is managed, there are a lot of existing programs in place," Jennings said.
Jennings is expected to start work in the middle of March. He was selected from a field of 85 candidates from as far away as Australia. The field was reduced to seven finalists picked by Gailey and a search committee of Brewer, Fire Chief Kevin Guimond, Transportation and Waterfront Director Tom Meyers, Water Resource Protection Director Pat Cloutier and Finance Director Greg L'Heureux.
Jennings replaces former Assistant City Manager Erik Carson, who resigned from city government last August. In October 2011, Carson was demoted by Gailey, but held on to his job as economic director until he was placed on administrative leave and subsequently stepped down.
Brewer said Jennnings will earn almost $86,000 annually, while Dumais will be paid $76,400 a year.
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Like his debut, Smithville is another set of thoroughly winning straight-ahead bop from the underappreciated trumpeter Louis Smith. Stylistically, there are no surprises here -- this is mainstream bop and hard bop, comprised of original and contemporary bop numbers, as well as standards ("There'll Never Be Another You," "Embraceable You") -- but since the music is performed so well, it doesn't matter. There is genuine passion to this music, not only from Smith, but also from pianist Sonny Clark, tenor saxophonist Charlie Rouse, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Art Taylor. It's a first-rate hard bop set that deserves wider distribution than it has received. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine


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OK. Why does Oracle take two inputs, and what's the significance?
Because Oracle's first input is a box of machine parts. Oracle wants to figure out what the machine will do if it's assembled. A machine's behavior can change based on what you feed it, tho - some inputs make it explode, others don't. So you have to give it an example input, so it can answer the question "If we assembled the machine in this box, and gave it this input, would it explode or not?".
Does this make sense so far?
Why do the machine and the input need to be separate? How about just giving the Oracle a machine and asking whether it'll blow up or not?


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INSPIRED project and in partnership with ILO, WEAB have attended a five-day training programme on " Entrepreneurship Development & Business Management", "Start Your Business", developed by ILO which is specifically organized for those entrepreneurs who have recently established their businesses or those who would want to establish their own businesses. This five-day training programme scheduled from Saturday, 23rd to Wednesday, 27th July 2016. The training programme will take place at the premises of Bangladesh bank Training Academy (BBTA), in Mirpur.
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WEAB arranged a press conference at Sheuti to disclose the demand of Women entrepreneurs in the upcoming budget FY-2016 on May 28, 2016
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Women Entrepreneur Association of Bangladesh (WEAB) demands Realistic National Budget (2012-2013)
On June 19, 2012, the women entrepreneur Association of Bangladesh (WEAB) held a meeting to discuss on National Budget (2012-13) in Kawran Bazar (Dhaka). This meeting was presided over by the President of WEAB, Mrs. Nasreen Awal Mintoo who reviewed the National Budget (2012-2013) presented in the national Parliament. She has praised the Honorable Finance Minister for allocation of Tk. 100 crore to women entrepreneur and homeless women but demanded of equitable distribution of funds for the Welfare of Women Communities irrespective of their classes. According to WEAB, most of the Women Entrepreneur at the grass root fails to comply with the traditional rules and regulations of Ministry of Commerce, and facing access problems either to business Chambers or Association.
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SANFORD — Stephen Waterhouse used to ski down the snowy hill of Kilby Street when he was a boy growing up on Oxford Street in the 1950s. Little did he know, as he whisked through the neighborhood with a cold winter rush brushing his face, he was sowing the seeds of what one day would become a lifelong passion.
After graduating from Sanford High School, Waterhouse attended Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, and earned two degrees, a bachelor's in chemistry and a master's in business administration. From there, he embarked on a business career that started with Procter & Gamble and then led to international assignments with Avon. He married his wife, Linda, and they had two children, a son and a daughter.
Throughout these years, Waterhouse kept close ties to his alma mater and pursued his passion for skiing. In fact, Waterhouse wrote a book about Dartmouth alumni that he published in 2004; during his research, he discovered that Dartmouth and its students, nestled as they are in the snowy climes and hills near the Vermont border, have been a leading force in the world of skiing for decades.
"I thought to myself, 'I wonder how deep this goes'," Waterhouse recalled during a phone interview on Tuesday evening.
Waterhouse eventually expanded this revelation into a book, "Passion for Skiing," which he published in 2010. Now he has adapted that book into a new documentary film, "Passion for Snow."
It's his first film — but he's a self-described "doer of projects," completely comfortable with venturing outside his comfort zones, and he is satisfied with the result and the response it is generating.
"This one is fabulous," he said. "I'm really pleased with the result."
Waterhouse and his production company, The History of Dartmouth Skiing Project, LLC, held a successful premiere for the 62-minute film before a sold-out crowd at Dartmouth College on Feb. 9.
"The audience was ecstatic over what they saw and learned about the diverse role played by thousands of people from (Dartmouth) and the local community in all things to do with winter, particularly the development of all aspects of the ski industry," Waterhouse said in a press release after the event.
The film opens with a familiar shot for anyone who makes watching animated television specials a part of their holiday traditions. The Grinch — the creation of Theodor Geisel, a Dartmouth graduate known forever as Dr. Seuss — is seen sledding downhill into Whoville. That village of wee-sized Whos eventually fades into an old photograph of Dartmouth. The film ends on a similar note, with a fade into a modern-day shot of the college.
"The idea is that the story we are telling is still going on," Waterhouse said.
The film is a series of vignettes showcasing Dartmouth's and Hanover's contributions to skiing throughout the decades. Among those profiled is Percy Rideout, an avid skier during his Dartmouth years in the late 1930s who went on to serve as captain of the Army's 10th Mountain Division during World War II. The division took a mountaintop from the Nazis in Italy, Waterhouse said. In the beginning, skiers had to be skilled mountain climbers, he added, because the ski lift, such a convenience for modern skiers, was only introduced in the 1930s.
Rideout contributed to the film but passed away a couple of weeks before its premiere earlier this month, Waterhouse said. Waterhouse added that a quote from Rideout, heard at the end of the film, makes certain Dartmouth's lasting impact on skiing.
"It's clear to me it all started in Hanover," Rideout says.
The film also features many Hall of Fame skiers, such as Maine natives John Litchfield and Bill Briggs, as well as numerous Olympians and other athletes and innovators.
Right now, Waterhouse, a London resident, is in Vail, Colorado, his family's favorite skiing spot since 1984. Waterhouse will next present his film in Vail on March 2 and in Hanover the next night. From there, Waterhouse is working toward showing the film in such major venues as New York, Boston, Los Angeles and even Tokyo, London, and other international sites. He'd like PBS to air it as well.
Anyone who is interested in purchasing a DVD of the film can contact the production company's treasurer, Mike Gonnerman, at either email@example.com or 3 Ripley Road, Hanover, N.H. 03755. The cost is $32 — $28 for the DVD, and $4 for shipping.
Waterhouse's parents, J. William, known as "Bill," and Evelyn, lived on Kilby and Oxford streets here in Sanford for most of their lives. They moved to Square Pond in Acton when they retired. When Waterhouse zipped down Kilby Street as a boy, he used the same skis that his mother and aunt used to "slide around the Sanford area" in the 1920s. Evelyn Waterhouse passed away a little less than two years ago, and is now buried — perhaps appropriately, Waterhouse notes with affection — in the same local cemetery where she skied as a youth.
"It's all about being outdoors and communing with nature," Waterhouse said about the sport that once enthralled his mother and has so influenced him. "It's wonderful."


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Long before Vera Wang was designing fabulous gowns and wedding dresses for Hollywood movie stars such as Heidi Klum, Jessica Simpson and Sarah Michelle Gellar, Vera was an esteemed fashion editor for Vogue.
How did a U.S. figure skating champion ice skater and the daughter of a United Nations translator and businessman climb to the top of the fashion industry?
Wang was born on June 27th, 1949 and it wasn't long before Wang's father, a successful oil and pharmaceuticals businessman, begin exposing his young daughter to the world of global fashion. Wang's parents migrated to New York City in the mid-1940s where they raised Vera in the city's wealthy Upper East Side. A fixture on the fashion scene, Wang often accompanied her mother to Paris to view shows for Christian Dior, Balenciaga and other notable fashion houses.
After attending the University of Paris, Vera Wang later studied theater at Sarah Lawrence College just north of New York City. It was while at Sarah Lawrence that Wang shifted her focus to Art History.
Besides being a well-educated and internationally savvy New Yorker, Wang was also an incredibly talented ice skater. In fact, Wang competed professionally as a teenager, and even placed in the 1968 and 1969 U.S. National Championships.
In 1971, after not making the U.S. Olympic team, Wang gave up her skating career and went to work for Vogue Magazine. By the remarkable age of 23, she was promoted to senior fashion editor. Working at Vogue for 15 years, Wang was able to witness and influence the changing styles of her generation. Leaving Vogue for Ralph Lauren, Wang took her years of fashion expertise from the magazine and began her role as a design director for the company's accessories program.
In 1989 Wang married her longtime boyfriend Arthur Baker. While preparing for her nuptials, she became underwhelmed by the industry's bridal wear options. Unable to find a dress to her liking, and being a natural self-starter, Wang designed her own dress and paid a dressmaker to create a custom wedding gown. The following year, Wang decided to fill the gap she had experienced in the wedding market and began to sell her own line of bridal gowns from a design salon in New York's Carlyle Hotel.
Her designs quickly became a favorite of celebrities, but Wang rose to international prominence when she combined her passions for fashion design and figure skating. At the 1994 Winter Olympics, Wang unveiled a hand-made outfit for star skater and silver medalist Nancy Kerrigan.
It's possible that Wang has been so successful as a designer because she has been able to translate her creative skills and training into smart business decisions. Wedding dresses didn't always constitute high fashion; Wang saw that a specialty niche existed and was able to fill it to great success.
Since that watershed moment in bridal fashion, Wang has ascended to the pinnacle of wedding design; A-list actors, entertainers and even public figures like Chelsea Clinton have worn her wedding gowns.
But even after all of this global recognition and success, Wang continued to innovate and evolve her brand. Today, Wang's line also includes housewear, fragrance, jewelry and shoes.
Wang has received numerous awards throughout her career, from a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Savannah College of Art and Design and the Council of Fashion Designers of America Womenswear Designer of the Year award.
For aspiring designers looking to Wang as a mentor, it's instructive to remember to always seize opportunities when they present themselves. Likewise, incorporating training and experience from other fields may even strengthen your work in the world of fashion design.


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Normally, the sounds of birds and frogs are about all anyone will hear in the peat bogs of Itasca County. But lately the Marcell Experimental Forest has buzzed with the hum of bobcats as workers build a large network of boardwalks into the bog.
Scientists in north central Minnesota are preparing for a massive federal research project to study the effects of climate change on peatland ecosystems. Funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, the $50 million project in a remote bog north of Grand Rapids could help researchers over the next decade answer critical questions about global warming.
Work crews are laying the groundwork for this fall, when crews will begin constructing more than a dozen huge transparent chambers — 36 feet wide and 32 feet tall. Scientists will use the chambers to artificially raise the temperature in the bogs.
"This is going to be a unique experiment on the planet," said Randy Kolka, a research soil scientist for the U.S. Forest Service in Grand Rapids. "No infrastructure like this has ever been put in place into a similar ecosystem."
During the growing season, researchers will heat the air and soil inside the open-topped chambers. They'll also raise carbon dioxide levels, exposing plants and trees to the changes.
Following methods tested in a prototype of the octagon-shaped warming chamber at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, researchers will use electric heaters inserted into the soil to warm below ground. They'll raise air temperatures using four propane heaters per chamber.
Kolka said the experiment will measure how the ecosystem behaves under conditions up to 15 degrees warmer than normal.
"It's sort of the 'if you build it, they will come' sort of mentality, and if we build something really neat that's going to be a novel experiment, we anticipate a lot of interest from the scientific community," he said. "Down the road probably more than 100 scientists, I would guess, would be involved in this experiment, scientists from all over the globe."
There's good reason why the research is being done in a bog. Peatlands cover only 3 percent of the earth's land surface. But they contain about 30 percent of the total carbon stored in soil. Peatlands hold organic material that has accumulated for thousands of years.
If global temperatures warm as scientists project, peatlands could release large amounts of greenhouse gases that could accelerate global warming.
Stephen Sebestyen, a research hydrologist for the U.S. Forest Service, said the peatland experiment will help scientists more accurately predict future climate trends.
"It's a very small area, but it has a very disproportionate effect on a much larger area, the entire globe," he said. "If you take all these pockets of peat around the globe ... they could have a very profound effect on the entire globe, because of the way that the huge accumulations of carbon may be released."
Sebestyen said scientists ultimately want to manipulate temperatures in the controlled environments until they reach a tipping point. A key question they hope to answer is at what point the areas reach a critical change in temperatures and carbon dioxide levels in the future that would push the systems into a new state.
"Instead of the current plant communities, would they shift to a different type of plant community more typical of areas that may be further south?" he asked.
Federal researchers chose the Marcell Experimental Forest site for their experiment for another good reason. Scientists there have been measuring temperature and collecting data on the peatland for more than 50 years. They know, for example, that the average temperature in the bog has risen nearly 4 degrees since the early 1960s.
Kolka said he believes the project is the largest ecosystem manipulation experiment ever attempted. He's hopeful the effort will produce valuable data for global climate modelers.
"If there's a place on the planet where we might be able to push these ecosystems to their limit," he said, "it's here in northern Minnesota."


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Monday, October 09, 2017
About once a week I race into my kitchen, book clutched to my chest and announce, "You have to see this book!" Someone (the lucky one who just came in for some chips and salsa or an apple) then turns to me and says, "Is it your new favorite?" I smile and contemplate all my favorites and say something like, "Well, yes. It's one of them." Yesterday, I attended the RMC- SCBWI Fall Conference and picked up my fair share of books (as well as a WEALTH of inspiration). This one, A BIG MOONCAKE FOR
Grumpy Monkey
It's not often I run across a picture book that stops me in my ... okay, let's be honest, picture books derail me all the time. But this one...this book! GRUMPY MONKEY, written by Suzanne Lang and illustrated by Max Lang, had me kissing it from the first page. As if just the main character's name wasn't hilarious enough (Jim Panzee... are you kidding me?) and the fact that the sun is too bright, the sky too blue and his bananas too sweet (such hardships), EV-ER-Y-ONE on planet earth who can read
Oh, hello there. Yes, it's been a while. I've missed you too. What have I been doing? The usual. Say, have I told you about my new favorite book? NO? Well, then. I'd like to introduce to BOLIVAR, by Sean Rubin. I don't want to say too much because I knew nothing about it until I tripped across it in my elementary school library, and what a pleasure it was to discover. Almost like discovering the world's last living dinosaur ;) Trust me...check it out!
As if it isn't difficult enough to stay out of the library at the school where I work, I had to contend with the book fair all last week. Yes, I bought my share. The one I find myself most enthralled with though is a thin little paperback entitled THE WATER PRINCESS. I was drawn to the cover after listening to stories of a friend of mine's daughter, who is in the Peace Corp teaching in The Gambia (she gets a bucket of water a day... to do whatever she wants: cook, bathe, drink- hopefully not in
Miss me?
True. I haven't blogged in a couple of weeks. But it's Monday night and I'm back. Getting ready for the Fall Letters and Lines SCBWI conference has kept me busy. Lots of drawing and printing and redrawing and reprinting. This evening's offering is an option for my portfolio's cover page. ... this is hard. It's been a tragic day. Dark and rainy in CO but even darker in Vegas. Can't go on blabbing about drawings when so many hearts are breaking. "Love is in need of love today."
Believe It Or Not
One of my own illustrations for a change! I labored a good part of the day on this one, but it was a labor of love.
The Hobbit, Battle of Five Armies is playing in the background as I compose this blog entry. Only moments ago Smaug soared over the rooftops of Laketown, setting the whole place afire! Me, in my head: It's fine that the whole town is burning, it probably stinks anyway and they can all live in Dale when it's over. But what if someone's manuscript is in their house? YIKES! Then I assured myself that the residents all had enough time to gather their children and important bits before boarding
Business Time
Time to get serious. The fall SCBWI conference is coming up and my laundry list of things to accomplish before attending is ever growing. I thought I'd pick off an easy one this weekend. I was headed to Staples to pick up a copy order for school and thought "Hey, they do business cards, right?" They do. And though this will not be a rant about less than acceptable workmanship it is a cautionary tale. The above photo shows a small selection of the botched batch. Smudges, mis-cuts... what? Must be
Cool Books
This coming weekend I will be attending a book/paper fair with a friend and fellow book making enthusiast. (That makes us sound so upitty...we're not...we just like fancy paper and stuff...and books.) To get prepared I spent a small portion of my day scrolling through handmade books on the inter webs. The little ditty above is just a taste of the huge creative world out there. I CAN"T WAIT for Saturday so I can pick them up and sniff them!


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Tuesday, November 22, 2011 - Ivan and Pavol
Ivan and Pavol
Pavol Zbynek and Ivan Cakovsky are two sex mad guy, always hard and ready for action, so we paired them up for this scene. Pavol is the guy who said he would get fucked but would never kiss or suck. So you will seen in this scene that he had a rather large rethink. The scene starts with the guys kissing and then wanking as they open their jeans. Two real hard cocks wanting action,and Ivan quickly goes down on Pavol's throbbing member. Ivan really knows how to suck and works his mouth on Pavol's dick. Then he pulls his jeans down so Pavol can feel his ass while he sucks. Pavol's hand is all over that ass and he wets a finger to slip in the hole a bit. Ivan continues to suck on Pavol's throbbing knob while his hole is fingered. Then Pavol wants more and Ivan's jeans come off and Pavol goes down on his hard cock while he wanks himself. Ivan grabs Pavol's head and pushes it down on his cock for deeper sucking. Then the guys move to a 69, with Ivan on top. His cock and balls tantalising Pavol, hanging over his face. Pavol sucks on the balls and then the cock while Ivan works on his cock too. Ivan then moves Pavol around and pulls his ass up so he can rim it. He gets his tongue in that hot, hairy hole and then starts to finger it. Before long he wants more and shoves his rock hard dick in Pavol's hole and starts to ...
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Cops in Los Angeles have reportedly launched an investigation over allegations Ashley Tisdale has been bombarded with more than 18,000 Twitter messages from an obsessed fan.
The "High School Musical" star has received thousands of tweets since November from an overzealous devotee, and a pal contacted the L.A. Police Department to report their concerns.
One message stated, "I'll never lose u baby even in 20 years til infinity you'll always b my best friend."
According to editors at TMZ.com, the fan also showed up at Tisdale's home recently. The website reports cops are planning to quiz a suspect.


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HANG TIME, Texas — It's not very often that 13 different teams decide to change coaches during one offseason. It's a sign of these impatient times in which we live, especially when six of those teams finished last season with winning records.
It used to be "what have you done for me lately?" Now it's "what have you done in the last 10 minutes?"
Of course, not every new coaching situation is the same. No one expects a pair of newcomers like Brad Stevens in Boston and Brett Brown in Philly to perform water-into-wine miracles with stripped-down rosters.
Doc Rivers goes coast-to-coast to show a 56-win Clippers team how to take the next step while Mike Brown returns to Cleveland with a roster full of young talent ready to bloom.
However, not everybody gets to settle in comfortably. Here are the five new coaches who'll find that seat warm from Day One:
Dave Joerger, Grizzlies — Sure, he's paid his dues and learned his craft in the minor leagues and as an up-and-coming assistant coach in the NBA. All he's got to do now is take over a club that is coming off the best season in franchise history, including a run to the Western Conference finals. While that means the Grizzlies have a contending core in Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph and Mike Conley and a supporting cast to repeat their feat, it also means that every decision, every move that Joerger makes from the first day of training camp through the end of the playoffs will be judged against his predecessor Lionel Hollins, who evidently could do everything except make his stat-driven bosses appreciate him. In a Western Conference that just keeps getting stronger, it will be tough enough survive, let alone thrive with a ghost on his shoulder.
Larry Drew, Bucks — After spending three seasons in Atlanta, where he always had a winning record but could never get the Hawks past the second round of the playoffs, Drew moves to a Bucks franchise that overachieves if it climbs into the No. 8 seed to play the role of punching bag for the big boys in the Eastern Conference. Milwaukee has turned over its backcourt from an inconsistent pair of Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis to a spotty trio of Brandon Knight, O.J. Mayo and Gary Neal. Rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo has size, athleticism and a bundle of talent. But he's only 18 years old and the question is whether Drew will be given the opportunity to stick around long enough to watch him grow. The Bucks are one of two teams with plenty of space under the salary cap, but have no real intention of spending it except to get to the mandated league minimum. This is a Bucks franchise that doesn't have a sense of direction and that hardly bodes well for a coach. It's not even a lateral move for Drew and could make getting the next job that much harder.
Brian Shaw, Nuggets — After waiting so long to finally get his opportunity to become a head coach, Shaw steps into a situation that is almost the opposite of Joerger. The Nuggets let 2013 Coach of the Year George Karl walk along with Masai Ujiri, the general manager who built the team, and then blew a gaping hole in the side of the 57-win, No. 3 seed in the West roster by letting Andre Iguodala get away, too. Shaw still has Ty Lawson as the fire-starter in the backcourt, but one of these seasons 37-year-old Andre Miller has got to run out of gas. As if the rookie coach didn't have enough to juggle with the mercurial JaVale McGee, now he's got Nate Robinson coming off his playoff heroics in Chicago with that ego taller than the Rockies. It's never a good time to be stepping into a new job when management seems to be pulling back.
Steve Clifford, Bobcats — He's another one of the longtime assistant coaches that has paid his dues and was ready to slide down the bench into the boss's spot. But Charlotte? That's more like the ejector seat in James Bond's old Aston Martin. The Bobcats have had six coaches in the seven years that the iconic Michael Jordan has been head of basketball operations and then majority owner. From bad drafting (Adam Morrison) to bad trades (Ben Gordon, Corey Maggette), through constant changes of philosophy and direction, the Bobcats simply go through coaches faster than sneakers. Now it's general manager Rich Cho calling the shots, but that didn't stop the firing of Mike Dunlap after just one season. Clifford gets veteran big man Al Jefferson to anchor the middle of the lineup, but he'd better have his seat belt fastened tight and watch out for those fingers on the ejector button.
Mike Malone, Kings — Not that anyone expects Malone to be under immediate pressure in terms of wins and losses. What the Kings need now that they have a future in Sacramento is to re-establish a foundation on the court. Of course, the multi-million-dollar question is whether that base will include the talented and petulant DeMarcus Cousins. Everybody knows that he's physically got what it takes to be a dominant force in the league. But the jury is still out when you've played three years in the league and you're still getting suspended for "unprofessional behavior and conduct detrimental to the team." Paul Westphal and Keith Smart couldn't get through to Cousins to make him somebody the Kings can rely on and were spat out. Now as the big man heads toward a summer where he could become a restricted free agent, the franchise needs to know if sinking big bucks in his future is an investment or a waste of time. That's the intense heat on Malone and the clock will be ticking immediately.


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Red Hat and VMware make a bundle
Friends for the foreseeable future
Red Hat has a friend after all.
The Linux maker this week announced a bundling exercise with server virtualization specialist VMware. The companies' deal will see them pair Red Hat's version of the Linux operating system with VMware's flagship server slicing product. The upshot of the agreement – and it's a minor one – is that Red Hat and VMware are now a bit closer partners.
"With this relationship, the two virtualization platforms that Red Hat Enterprise Linux will support are the VMware platform and the Red Hat Integrated Virtualization platform that will be available in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5," said Red Hat CTO Brian Stevens.
The executive did VMware the favor of not calling out rival XenSource by name. XenSource has pushed to insert Xen directly into RHEL 5 when it ships later this year or early next year.
Down the road, Red Hat and VMware look to ship "channel bundles" that pair Red Hat's Linux and Application Stack with VMware Infrastructure – VMware's own application stack – and VMware Server. The companies have also pledged to back each other up in debates around how future versions of Linux should handle virtualization.
Somewhat comically, VMware – at $600m per year in revenue – makes more money by helping customers run multiple copies of Linux on servers than Red Hat makes selling and supporting Linux.
Red Hat could sure use VMware's marketing helping hand this week after a rough run. Oracle's decision to open a Linux shop that competes most directly against Red Hat collapsed the company's share price. Then, Microsoft hit out at Red Hat by forming a licensing and technology sharing deal with Novell. ®