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for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 15, 2014 on Hotels.com
The lift in the place needs replacing ,the mattresses need replacing ,otherwise fair.
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The hotel in the center of SydneyPosted Aug 6, 2014
The facilities are old. The kitchen is a bit dirty.
by A verified traveler
Expensive double room for its poor facilitiesPosted Jul 22, 2014
Pros: Location
Location: Location was great, right in the heart of Sydney CBD, easy access to the 555 free shuttle bus that takes you to points of interest.
We stayed in a double room with a detached bathroom (in the other side of the corridor). The bed had its side stuck to the wall so that my partner needed to jump over me to go out of bed if I was laying down, which is not so bad comparing to the terrible mattress. The bathroom had a door that looked like cardboard so people talking in the corridor seemed to be inside the bathroom. By the way, there was a wall socket in front of our door that seemed to be very popular for people to go recharge their phones while they'd talk in skype with their friends at 4 am or so. I know there are more wall sockets available for use in the commom areas, away from the rooms, so it was very disrespectful and surprising that the hostel does not have any control over it. Poor families that decided to stay with children in that place. We also had our food stolen, even though it was with labels and inside the fridge/shelf. The staff keep announcing the events of the night in speakers that reach all the building, including the rooms. Weird. If the price was fair, l'd say a maximum of fifty per night, it wouldn't be so bad. If you are not the kind "party animal", this is not the place for you.
by A verified travelerfrom Canberra
Good locationPosted Jul 9, 2014
Pros: Staff is very helpful
Cons: Window in my room wasn't clean. It needed more hangers. A television will be good.
Location: Transport, restaurants, shops, etc.
I was expecting to have the bathroom in the room in other words an ensuite.
for Studentsby Gemfrom London
Great atmosphere!Posted Jun 12, 2014
Pros: Staff were great and the room was exactly as advertised.
Cons: Online it states that guests are entitled to free storage of luggage before check in and this did not appear to be available when we arrived.
Location: Opera house, harbour bridge, local bars, museums, ferries to various locations. fantastic location, close to central station and the harbour
This hostel is bright and friendly on entrance - staff on reception were helpful and attentive to all needs! Good evening plans, staff took us out and looked after us the whole time, ensuring that everyone had a great time. Everyone staying there was friedly and seemed to be a nice community atmosphere even though we were the 'newbies' and our booking and whole experience was easy and pleasant :)
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Good value rooms for a nightPosted May 12, 2014 on Hotels.com
I have stayed at the Westend a few times now when I had late meetings in Sydney. It's definitely one of the quieter backpackers and the staff are always friendly and helpful.
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Thanks for that info, Peter!
Please keep us posted, while I start asking around to see who's got an old copy of Snow Leopard lying around, so I can then update to Lion...
Thanks so much for looking into this Peter!!
Updating to Snow Leopard (10.6.8) fixed it. Thanks for the advice Peter!
16-02-2013 02:55 PM - edited 16-02-2013 02:56 PM
Hey guys :)
Sorry it totally slipped my mind to post on this topic, I had several bookmarked to post back on.
Updating to 10.6 will solve this issue for you, for anyone who is unable to upgrade from 10.5 there is a "legacy" application which you can download from here. I am not sure how long this link will hang around for, so if you need to use this version (which won't auto update) then download it soon ;) Only download this application if you are stuck on 10.5, since it won't receive any more updates or support.
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Oh Spotify, you disappoint me. I've just started getting the "Spotify quit unexpectedly" message. For a few days, I've resintalled it every morning which seems to work fine. But now nothing at all will make it work. My MacBook's only about 4 years old running 10.5.8. Everything else is just fine thanks, so I'm not going to go through a costy upgrade just for you. I'm moving on....
You should be able to get a working client on OS X 10.5 by following the steps in my post here.
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Similar problem here with Ubuntu
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Spotify runs, though very slow, and when I close it I get:
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18:12:27.163 I [AppManager.cpp:520 ] Removing instance of application feed.
18:12:27.177 I [AppManager.cpp:520 ] Removing instance of application playlist-header.
18:12:27.177 I [AppManager.cpp:520 ] Removing instance of application album-header.
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And sometimes it just crashes out of the blue
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Justice in jobs
By Zubeida Mustafa
WHEN human rights are in the news, the focus is invariably on civil and political rights such as life, liberty and democracy. Their violation causes explosive reactions. Rights that are not of a political nature are not so visible though their continued denial has a profound and insidious impact on the lives of a far greater number of people. They are like slow death that kills society itself.
These are the rights that have a role to play in sustaining human life with dignity which is no less than the right to life itself. Yet strangely enough, these seemingly mundane issues such as jobs, education and housing do not receive the same attention in public forums globally. Mercifully, realisation is now dawning in some quarters that there is a solution to the problems caused by the absence of social justice.
If awareness were to be created about these issues, enough pressure could be generated to force the powers that be to take positive measures. With this goal before it, Poster for Tomorrow was formed in 2009 in Paris by a group of artists led by Hervé Matine. Continue reading
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Pitfalls of English
By Zubeida Mustafa
LAST week, the Society for the Advancement of Education launched its report on English-language learning in Sindh schools. The ambiguity that marks parents' and educators' understanding of the role of language — especially English — in school education was evident on this occasion.
SAHE's executive director, Abbas Rashid, however, was spot on when he identified his concerns: does the early introduction of English in school help or hinder learning? What happens to the learning of English itself?
A common misconception in Pakistan is that those who speak of teaching children in their mother tongue are opposed to English. That is not true.
In my opinion, children must learn English if their education is to be complete. But I also believe that learning English does not mean that they must be taught all the subjects they are required to study through the medium of English. Continue reading
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No science culture
By Zubeida Mustafa
PAKISTAN'S first Nobel Laureate, Prof Abdus Salam, constantly lamented our failure to promote science. His contributions to theoretical physics apart, he was a powerful advocate of science and research. For decades, even after he had left Pakistan in protest, Salam's love for his homeland and concern for his government's failure to promote science was undiminished. He continued to plead the case for science through his speeches, writings and the institutions he founded, till he died in 1996.
It is a pity that 18 years after his death, science in Pakistan continues to languish as the neglected stepchild of state and society. It never recovered from the severe blow it suffered under Ziaul Haq's Islamisation and anti-education policies. Not that science and research had received preferential treatment at any stage, but today their survival is endangered. Continue reading
Pakistan's Youth: The Light at the End of the Tunnel
By Zubeida Mustafa
The so-called youth bulge in Pakistan has now become visible. One young woman making news around the world of late is 17-year-old Malala Yusufzai, who was named the youngest-ever winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in early October.
Not that Pakistan has not been a young country for several decades. The country's high population growth rate over the 1980s and 1990s means more than a quarter of the country's population of 182 million today is between 15 and 29 years of age, which is how youth is defined by the United Nations. However, it is only in times of turbulence, as Pakistan is experiencing at present, that the youth's presence has become pronounced. Two democratic elections in a row – in 2008 and 2013— have focused public attention on young voters.In the May 2013 general election it is said that about a third of the registered voters were under 29 (that worked out to 25 million in absolute numbers) and many of them would be casting ballots for the first time. The political parties took note, and all of them included plans for the youth in their election manifestos. Continue reading
How Young Pakistanis Help Themselves
By Nudrat Kamal The challenges that Pakistan's young people face today are significant and pervasive, and can be addressed only through sweeping systemic changes. Notwithstanding these challenges, many young people are defying great odds to become conscientious and engaged members … Continue reading
Creating a Safe Haven for Pakistan's Youth
By Nudrat Kamal
Sohail Rahi, 44, and Nadeem Baig, 45, the duo who established the Lyari Youth Cafe in Karachi, Pakistan in 2012, were in their twenties when they first took up the cause of the youth in their neighborhood. In 1990, they began organizing street schools to make education accessible to the underprivileged boys and girls of Lyari. Two years ago, the idea of the street schools was developed further, and the Youth Café was launched.
When I visited them recently, we sat on the rooftop of the two-story building in the heart of the city's bustling Lyari neighborhood that houses their brainchild. On one end of the roof is a small kitchen designed to provide free tea and coffee to visitors. The remaining area has small tables and chairs. On the floors below are makeshift desks where free classes are held for local children. The walls are covered with bright handmade posters proclaiming messages of peace and positivity Continue reading
People's power
By ZubeidaMustafa
THE buzzword these days is 'empowerment' and there is a lot of talk about empowering the people. The most vocal are political leaders who use the term randomly as a strategy to empower themselves politically.
True empowerment, however, envisages equipping people with tools they can use to achieve a decent life for themselves and their families which can be got through education, employment, healthcare, a roof above their heads and the sense of dignity they acquire when they do not have to be permanently dependent on others to sustain themselves. An example of how people are empowered pertains to the Ali Hasan Mangi Memorial Trust which was set up by Mr Mangi's granddaughter Naween to draw out the innate capacity of the 3,500-strong community of Khairo Dero to uplift itself.
The main tools that have been identified by the trust for empowerment are education, literacy, healthcare, microcredit for income generation and building homes and getting water supply and sanitation on a self-help basis. The fact is that until the basic needs of a people are met and a sense of security provided to them, they cannot strive for higher goals. AHMMT works, as its vision statement says, with the aim of building a "model village that can be replicated". Continue reading
Nobel for Malala
By Zubeida Mustafa
EDUCATION, or rather the lack of it, in Pakistan has made world headlines on a number of occasions. Last week, the issue was once again in the limelight, but with a positive twist. Malala Yousafzai, our young campaigner for education, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Malala has done us proud as did Prof Abdus Salam 35 years ago when he became Pakistan's first Nobel laureate (for physics).
Malala's commitment to campaigning for girls' education and her fearlessness in defying the Taliban have made her an icon. In spite of the danger to her life, she challenged the militants and their perverse mindset that led them to blow up hundreds of schools in the country. She has inspired many girls in Pakistan. Today, this inspiration is needed not so much to convince girls that education can empower them, as to instil the courage in them to resist the brutal opposition they face from vested anti-social elements, and not just the Taliban and their ilk. Continue reading
Elusive goals
By Zubeida Mustafa
WITH Pakistan more concerned about the existential threat it faces, one is hardly surprised that not much is heard of the MDGs — those elusive eight points called the Millennium Development Goals adopted by the UN in 2000 to be met in 15 years. The deadline is approaching and it is time for scrutiny of the report card.
How has the world fared on this count? The UN MDG report of 2014 observes that these goals have made a "profound difference in people's lives and the first goal of halving poverty was achieved five years ahead of the 2015 time frame. Ninety per cent of children in developing regions now enjoy primary education, and disparities between boys and girls in enrolment have narrowed".
It speaks of remarkable gains having also been made in all health indicators. According to the UN, the target of halving the proportion of people who lack access to improved sources of water has also been met. The UN, however, concludes that a lot more still needs to be done to accelerate progress. As it is, the goals did not seek universal coverage in all sectors. Every goal had varying targets. If the global results pleased the UN it is understandable. Some countries performed infinitely better than others. Continue reading
Scottish referendum
By Zubeida Mustafa
LAST week Scotland decided its destiny. It came to the brink of independence and then pulled back. In the closing days of campaigning it was estimated that several thousands of the 4.2 million voters were undecided till the last. When the ballots were cast on Sept 18 over 55pc voted to stay in the union.
The 45pc who voted for change were overruled by the majority and conceded defeat. Alex Salmond, the first minister of Scotland whose Scottish National Party spearheaded the movement for an independent Scotland, announced his decision to step down.
Negotiations will follow in the coming months as more devolution of power is on the cards as has been promised by the Westminster parties in a last-ditch attempt to lure the Scots back from an irrevocable breach. Continue reading
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The Cavalier men's basketball team saw itself in an all to familiar position Wednesday night against Boston College. A sluggish first half, leading to an insurmountable lead to climb out of in the second.
In the first half, Virginia struggled from the field. Only converting 6 of 28 field goal attempts while Boston College shot 68% from the field. Trailing by 20 at the break, the Cavs found themselves clawing their way out once again.
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"Actually you have to thank Sony for starting that with the PS1, MS just see that the supposed biggest and best get away with it"
Actually, you have to thank SEGA for starting that with the Master System and the Megadrive... Both systems were later re-released after being shrunk down and the newer, smaller Master System even had Alex Kidd included on the main board...
Government kids database under fire, again
Just another excuse...
...to get everyone onto a national ID database before they even realise it.
Just what is the point of this? How does a database like this stop paedophiles? If they just put a stop to all of the PC nonsense and allowed people that worked with children to get on with their jobs, this wouldn't be an issue! We need LESS bureaucracy and fewer busybodies. The government has proven over and over again that they and their 'servants' cannot be trusted with our data and are far too incompetent to even run large projects like this.
Use the taxpayers money to get better support for children and build more basic(!) prisons for criminals that commit crime. Stop wasting it on pointless research and schemes for pushing other hidden agenda!
eBay slams UK.gov touting ban
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Totally agree with the above!
Instead of introducing more stupid legislation - provide the option to either upload a photo or give the names of the people who the tickets are for, that way people have the option to bring photographic ID to the venue if they don't have a photo to upload!
If the ticket sellers were smart, they could operate a change/cancellation policy and charge punters a small fee to change any details or to cancel their booking, just like airlines, such as easyJet, have done for years! At least this way, the touts are taken out of the equation, the sellers get more revenue and even the taxman is happy!
The government need to focus on the wider issues of the country and not be wasting OUR money with such stupid nonsense!!!
World+Dog tosses orb in public on Byron Review
Read it first...!
To all those rubbishing the report, saying violent games create violent children, try actually reading the report first!
This happens to be very well-thought-out, mature, open-minded and considerate to the gaming industry. At no point does she blame games or scream the usual "blame this sick filth...", it simply reinforces that certificates are there for a reason and should be followed by retailers and PARENTS! She even makes a point of saying there is NO EVIDENCE that violent media creates violent people, but violence and adult-themed material should simply be kept away from kids... A lot of the comments made in newspapers this weekend took the report completely out of context and did their best to further sensationalise the story (no surprises there Daily Mail, ahem...)
This is now a prime opportunity for the gaming industry to scream back to the general public, "Yes we are a mainstream form of entertainment, yes we have adult-themed games, yes they are rated as such and no, we are not responsible when a parent knowingly buys their kids adult rated products..."
MS axes Xbox 360 HD DVD drive
Xbox 360 Noise Levels
For all the peeps moaning about the noise of the fans of their 360's, go troll some other 'game related' website about how much better RFOM2 is going to be than Gears2 FFS...
How a story on MS axing HD-DVD turns into a mass my-console-is-better-than-yours flame-war escapes me... Grow up, get a life, a job, a girlfriend and get laid already. Then you might not be so uptight about something so pathetic!
Beeb iPlayer gets Firefox-friendly
What's all the fuss over DRM anyway?
The DRM on the files downloaded by iPlayer is broken anyway... One quick search on the Web will throw up a number of applications that can remove the locks from any WMV file...
That aside, I've found iPlayer very simple to use and VERY fast. It's nice to see the BBC have done something good for a change, even if they haven't really finished the job properly.
(It's also a shame that Little Miss Jocelyn is the only thing on there I actually watch...)
Pirate Bay slapped with copyright charges
Can of worms
How can they (the prosecutor) possibly get away with this?
All TPB do is provide links to the files, even Google does this, so if TPB lose does this mean Google will get slapped for billions in accessories to commit piracy and infringe copyright???
FDA approves cloned animal products
I'm disgusted
Why do we sit back and take this kind of nonsense and needless meddling with the world around us? Selective breeding has already had an effect on many animals we use and consume today. Cloning is wrong, it's bad enough that some of these animals have such a low quality of life as it is, being cramped and force fed just so they can be slaughtered. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a vegetarian, but I believe that all animals, whether bred for meat or other needs should have some dignity and not suffer. Just watch some of the stuff here on UK telly about battery chickens and you'll never look at those cheap chicken breasts in the same light again..!
Cloned animals may be genetically identical but they do not have the same lifespan or resilience of the 'original'... We don't know anything about the long-term negative effects of cloning on the genome and it's irresponsible and reckless to assume otherwise!
It's bad enough when genetic abnormalities appear in the offspring of siblings, how much worse will these become if cloned animals should mate by accident years down the line?
This is all going to be about money in the end - farmers and supermarkets will want better bred livestock that will be more profitable for them in the end and to hell with the animals involved, the environment and the consumer!
Sony talks up PS3 TV tuner
Watch while you play...
Lovely video demonstrating how the Cell can be used in a non-gaming environment (just in case the PS3 flops)...
Did you happen to see the scale of the hardware being used to analyse that data and produce those models? They also fail to mention just how many Cell processors they have in one of those systems...
Hardly a fair (or even relevant) comparison that shows the PS3 has the ability to stream video onto disk while playing a game at the same time...
"Oooooo the bottlenecks...!"
Teachers vote to ban internet
Re: "not to mention teachers get paid more then most of us as well."
I work in IT, my other half is a teacher (...and is the ICT Co-Ordinator), does not get paid more than me, works longer hours, has never heard of PAT and doesn't believe any of that WiFi or whiteboard scaremongering nonsense either...
Most teachers these days are anything but lazy, with increasing class sizes, problem children, a growing range of subjects to cover, little or no support from their superiors (and parents) and dwindling budgets sucked up by needless bureaucracy... All this after several years in training, a few thousand pounds of debt in student loans for fees and living expenses and a generous salary of 21,000...
I never realised teachers had it so easy these days...</sarcasm>
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Brazil's Cosan proposes takeover of railway firm in $4.7 bln deal
Brazilian sugar and ethanol firm Cosan SA proposed on Monday a takeover of America Latina Logistica SA in a $4.7 billion deal that would form Latin America's largest railway and logistics company.
Under the terms of the deal, shareholders of ALL, as America Latina Logistica is commonly known, would own most of the capital of the combined entity, while Cosan would name the majority of its board members.
In a separate securities filing, ALL said the combined value of the new company would total 10.96 billion reais ($4.7 billion), of which ALL shareholders would hold 63.5 percent.
The new company will merge ALL's assets into Cosan's Rumo Logistica SA unit, Cosan said in a securities filing. Cosan would pay a 56.2 percent premium for ALL, based on the latter's closing price on Friday.
By creating a bigger player in an area that was still underdeveloped by Cosan, chairman and controlling shareholder Rubens Ometto is further boosting a conglomerate with interests ranging from agribusiness to fuel distribution and land management. The proposed merger comes as Brazil grapples with improving and expanding an aging infrastructure.
The move follows a long struggle by Cosan to find a way to combine its logistics assets with ALL, which for years was the largest railway operator in Latin America. Cosan relies on ALL to transport much of its sugar to port in Santos.
ALL shares soared 13.19 percent to 7.38 reais in morning trading on Sao Paulo's stock exchange, while Cosan shares were up 2.35 percent to 36.19 reais. ALL is down almost 28 percent in the past year, while Cosan has shed about 21 percent in the same period.
Under the proposed deal, which has to be approved by the board and shareholders of ALL, Cosan will spin off its logistics unit known as Cosan Logistica and list its shares on the Sao Paulo exchange. The company will also list the shares of Cosan Energia SA, a unit that houses Cosan's sugar and ethanol, fuel distribution, natural gas distribution, lubricants and land management divisions, the filing added.
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He will take a leave of absence from coaching for at least the next several weeks.
"Our focus at this time is Coach Fox's health and well-being," the Broncos said in a statement. "We extend our thoughts and well-wishes to him for a full and speedy recovery. Coach Fox was advised by doctors months ago that his defective aortic valve would require this procedure following the 2013 season. As part of his trip to North Carolina over the bye week, he had a preoperative appointment on Thursday with his doctor, who informed him to seek medical attention immediately if he felt any discomfort.
"On Saturday, Coach Fox began feeling light-headed while golfing with friends. He was taken to a hospital, where testing revealed he needed to have this procedure as soon as possible. The club will announce its interim head coach as soon as that decision is finalized."
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Fox was slated to have the surgery during the offseason and was iin North Carolina during the bye week to meet with the surgeon regarding a potential February procedure.
"I sincerely appreciate all of the support from friends, Denver Broncos fans and so many around the league today," Fox said in a statement. "Although I am disappointed I must take some time away from the team to attend to this pre-existing health condition, I understand that it's the right thing to do. I have great confidence in our coaches and players, who are fully committed to our goals. I look forward to returning to coaching as soon as possible."
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I've been trying to find a place where people know what I've been through to help me get through the pain of our 5th miscarriage. I'm a 35 year old man and I want to be a dad. I've tried going on sites for men but there are too few out there and even fewer guys (none that I could actually find) who have gone through this.
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Welcome to the board. You've found the best group of people anywhere! We do actually have a few men who stop by from time to time, so you're not alone. I really wish there were a site where men could feel more welcome and open, but it tends to be the nature of most not to be open with the incredible hurt that IF and MCs cause. I know my DH isn't very open except with me and even that's a struggle sometimes.
I know the hurt all too well. I just experienced my first loss a couple weeks ago. We went in for a 13 week us and there was no heartbeat and the baby measured 8 weeks, thus had been dead for 5 weeks. We confirmed at the hospital and then had the D&C 4 days later. It was devestating, as you know.
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Safavieh takes classic beauty outside of the home with the launch of the Courtyard Collection. Made with enhanced polypropylene for extra durability, these rugs are suitable for anywhere inside or outside of the house.
2'7" x 5' Rug Size
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Round 5'3" Rug Size
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Runner 2'4" x 6'7" Rug Size
Runner 2'4" x 9'11" Rug Size
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Safavieh Courtyard All Over Neutral Outdoor Rug
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2'7" x 5' Rug Size
4' x 5'7" Rug Size
5'3" x 7'7" Rug Size
6'7" x 9'6" Rug Size
7'10" x 11' Rug Size
9' x 12'6" Rug Size
Round 5'3" Rug Size
Round 6'7" Rug Size
Runner 2'4" x 6'7" Rug Size
Runner 2'4" x 9'11" Rug Size
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|Construction: Machine made
|Technique: Flat woven
|Primary Pattern: Floral and plants
|Primary Color: Natural / Terra
|Material: Synthetic
|Water Resistant: Yes
|Mildew Resistant: Yes
|Fade Resistant: Yes
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Product Care: Just sweep, vacuum, or rinse off with a garden hose
|Country of Manufacture: Turkey
About the ManufacturerSafavieh is a leading manufacturer and importer of fine rugs. Established in 1914 in the capital of Persian weaving masters, three generations of knowledge and experience are behind Safavieh's award winning collections.
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Diane from Escondido, CA– Verified Buyer
this rug arrived and was exceptional quality. It added luxury to our outdoor entertainment. We actually feel like we have an outdoor dining room. Was much better quality than exoected
Great rug..wrong size
patricia from pennsylvania– Verified Buyer
Had to return this rug as I was wrong about the sizing...very pretty and looked durable..kept the smaller one I ordered and it looks great in my foyer as an entrance mat.
Sue from Magee, MS– Verified Buyer
Loved the look, colors etc but did not work well on a concrete or wooden floor without heavy slip pads
Great Rug - lies flat, nice color
Lisa from Sarasota, FL– Verified Buyer
The color was true to the picture and it was a great low profile rug for our den. Love it!
OUR SKU # FV1653Courtyard All Over Neutral Outdoor Rug is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: CY2726-3201-2, CY2726-3201-210, CY2726-3201-27, CY2726-3201-3, CY2726-3201-4, CY2726-3201-5, CY2726-3201-5R, CY2726-3201-6, CY2726-3201-7R, CY2726-3201-7SQ, CY2726-3201-8, CY2726-3201-8SQ, CY2726-3201-9


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Intel® Q35 Express Chipset for Embedded Computing: BriefProduct OverviewThe Intel® Q35 Express Chipset addresses key requirements of many embedded computing designs, including quality graphics, low-power consumption, noise reduction, manageability, data protection, and security. When combined with the Intel® Core™ microarchitecture family of processors on 45nm and 65nm process technology, the platform helps embedded equipment manufacturers deploy exceptionally responsive, high-performance, low-power systems for interactive clients—i.e. point-of-sale terminals and interactive PCs—, industrial control and automation, gaming, print imaging, and network security applications.The updated graphics memory controller hub features a low-power graphics core. With a total thermal design power (TDP) of 13 watts, and a lower idle of 5.5 watts, the Intel Q35 Express chipset provides a 50% power savings over the Intel® Q965 Express chipset (28 watts TDP). The I/O controller hub (ICH) is available in two SKUs: Intel® ICH9 and Intel ICH9 DO (digital office). A 1333 MHz system bus supports Intel® processors on 45nm.Twelve Hi-Speed USB 2.0* ports and external SATA* (eSATA) port multiplier support on both ICH SKUs provide design flexibility, while Intel® Quiet System Technology regulates system and processor fan speeds for noise reduction. Additionally, the ICH9 DO supports Intel® Active Management 3.0 for remote manageability, and Intel® Rapid Recover Technology for data protection.Read the full Intel® Q35 Express Chipset for Embedded Computing Product Brief.
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Overview: Highlights the benefits and enhancements of the platform. (v.001, May 2011)
Demos set-up, software, oscilloscope settings, and power delivery assessments. (v.001, Mar. 2010)
Demonstrates how to use a USB drive to boot a customer reference board to DOS. (v.1, June 2010)
Demo: Walks through key features and use of the planner to create boards. (v.2, Sept. 2013)
Covers hardware and software-based tools for saving fabrication development time. (v.1, Apr. 2013)
Telecommunications computing architecture for industrial and military use. (v.1, Feb. 2011)


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Apr 13
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sdoch says:
Currently going to do my CBT and then following up to do the Direct Access. Been looking at Bikes like the BMW GS or KTM adventure, if i do the direct access. But any idea what would be good if i stuck to a 125cc as i'm 6'8" and an inside leg of 36".
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Jan 08
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kcmc says:
Sorry to say,6'8'' is a bit of a disadvantage in the 125 world i would suppose something like a Suzuki DR 125 SM could be the way to go?you would have to go around as many bike dealers as you can and try some on off road type bikes to see what feels the best for you.Good Luck
Thanks for that. I've sat on a few adventure style bikes, these seem to be the best in terms of size. Although at larger engine sizes, same style at 600cc seems to be too small.
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