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Thursday, June 06, 2013
A Nifty Legal Dance Guest Blogger
Perhaps the leak of the FISA Court-authorized Executive branch dragnet of Americans' phone calling data will finally dampen the heated romance the civil liberties community has had with the FISC - albeit a decidedly unrequited romance. If so, perhaps then our legal and political disocurse on government surveillance can finally go in the direction it has always needed to go: the question of government agents' intentions. Here is what I wrote in a January blog post subsequent to the reauthorization of the FISA Amendments Act:
"Last month Congress reauthorized, with the support of President Obama, the 2008 FISA Amendments Act; a law which vastly expanded the government's ability to wiretap the telephones of U.S. persons. At this point, you are supposed to be accustomed to hearing the words "without a warrant." But not here. Unfortunately, those who have led the charge against expanded government wiretap authority since the aforementioned 2005 revelations in The New York Times, have inculcated the extremely dangerous notion among the public that those wiretap warrants are the end all and be all of bulwarks against untoward executive branch meddling in our nation's political life. That the court tasked with issuing those warrants, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, is both secret and non-adversarial – meaning there is no one there to counter a government agent's claim that a U.S. citizen needs to be wiretapped in the first place – was of shockingly little significance, and largely still is, for those involved in the FISA debate. So long as the FISA court issues specific wiretap warrants for each case, the court's ardent defenders implied, it will protect U.S. citizens from politically-motivated government officials who want to conduct surveillance on their political enemies. These ardent defenders of the FISA court had absolutely no basis on which to make that claim, since the court is entirely secret. For example, the last time the ACLU attempted to persuade the FISA court to make public their legal rationales for authorizing wiretaps of Americans, the FISA court told ACLU where to stick it, and Congress flatly rejected amendments the reauthorization of the FISA Amendments Act to do just that." (The whole blog post can be read here: http://www.tikkun.org/tikkundaily/2013/01/19/aaron-swartz-and-other-victims-of-government-persecution/ We can only hope, in the wake of this most recent revelation of FISC-approved phone data mining, that traditional civil libertarians will stop clinging to the 1970s Disco-era notion that the FISC as a stand-alone court is a sufficient instrument to achieve proper balance between national security and government non-interence in the political life and thought of the American people. What we need is a constitutional remedy that would allow Congress to expand the portfolio of the Judiciary to encompass the removal of unelected, unconfirmed civil servants. See Section 5 of the proposed amendment here: http://tyrannydissolution.wordpress.com/about/ Timothy Villareal
NSA appears to be going beyond the original Bush program of targeting enemy phone numbers and applying a search algorithm to calls six to seven layers beyond that number looking for patterns and relationships.
Subpoenaing the metadata for all telecommunications moving through the United States (which includes a large part of the world traveling through our trunks) suggests that NSA is now applying their search algorithms to the metadata at large to identify terrorist cells. So long as NSA seeks warrants when necessary to listen or read telecommunications content, they are probably within the law. The question this expansion of surveillance power begs is how to ensure that NSA's personnel stay within the law and do not go rogue like IRS targeting the political opponents of the President in the press and among the citizenry while maintaining operational security?
"The question this expansion of surveillance power begs is how to ensure that NSA's personnel stay within the law and do not go rogue like IRS targeting the political opponents of the President in the press and among the citizenry while maintaining operational security?"
Indeed, how do you propose this be accomplished? IIRC you think FISA is unconstitutional and the Executive has inherent powers as the CiC during wartime to do this sort of thing...
Mr. W:
The conundrum with classified intelligence gathering is the more oversight you provide, the less operational security you have. I would suggest an overall intelligence IG which randomly assigned agents changing every year to review in detail each program. Then make intentional targeting of American citizens for improper reasons a major felony. This will make it difficult for politicized groups of intelligence bureaucrats to do what IRS has been doing for the past three years.
ABC's Matt Dowd imagined this apology letter from President Obama to his predecessor if Obama was capable of being honest or apologizing: https://thecitizenpamphleteer.wordpress.com/2011/05/15/of-government-spending-and-economic-recoveries/
"I would suggest an overall intelligence IG which randomly assigned agents changing every year to review in detail each program."
I've occasionally suggested that we ought to do something similar with election administration: Have a sort of "election corps", where people get assigned randomly to precincts in order to thwart the sort of coordination you get when everybody administering the election in a precinct is a member of the same party, and knows each other.
"I would suggest an overall intelligence IG which randomly assigned agents changing every year to review in detail each program...Then make intentional targeting of American citizens for improper reasons a major felony."
Wait a minute. If the President as CiC has inherent powers in wartime to collect intelligence then how can there be such a statute directing the Executive's intelligence collection in wartime? Don't you think FISA is unconstitutional for these reasons?
"Congress has the power to create departments and IGs do not direct anything."
But you said we should "make intentional targeting of American citizens for improper reasons a major felony." That would mean at the least a statute from Congress covering intelligence gathering defining certain activities as improper, and the IG would investigate the activity of the Executive to see if they were following those measures. How is this significantly different than what FISA was doing?
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For the Fallen
They shall not grow old,
As we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them,
Nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun,
And in the morning,
We will remember them.
From the poem by Laurence Binyon
'And the band played "Waltzing Matilda", As we stopped to bury the slain. And we buried ours and the Turks buried theirs; And it started all over again.'
Eric Bogle
ANZAC Day, the 25th of April, is a very special day in Australian (and New Zealand) history. ANZAC stands for the Australia New Zealand Army Corps and the reason that it is so important is that on the 25th of April, 1915 Australia went into battle for the first time as an independent nation. We had only became a country in 1901 - before that we were a loose collection of colonies - and this was our "baptism of fire" on the shores of Gallipoli.
Our troops landed on beaches (now called ANZAC cove) on the Turkish peninsular at dawn in this fateful day. They suffered a terrible defeat but our men fought with great bravery and would have succeeded if not for one man - Mustafa Kemal, later known as Ataturk. Although it was a disaster it brought out some great characteristics of mateship and sacrifice for this little island continent of ours. We talk about the "Anzac Spirit" which was born that day and use the term as a mark of the greatest respect. We use this day to remember those who fought, and especially those who fell, in this war and all subsequent wars.
Drawing by Mike Chapell. From the website "ANZAC Memories" (below)
The Battle
In 1915 Australia along with its Allies (Britain, France and Russia, Italy, and Japan) was at war, fighting the Central Powers (Germany, the Ottoman Empire aka Turkey, and Austria-Hungary). When most people think of WW1 they think of fighting Germans in the trenches across France however Russia was also under attack from the Turks in the Caucasus. To aid their plight the Allies hatched a plan to distract Turkey by attacking the Gallipoli Peninsula, on Turkey's Aegean coast. Once the peninsula was taken the Allies would be able to take control of a strait of water called the Dardanelles and lay siege to Turkey's main city, Istanbul (then Constantinople).
Australian and New Zealand troops then training in Egypt were tasked to participate in the attack. On April 25, 1915, the Australian troops landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula on what they had been told was a nice friendly flat beach. Instead, they found that they had been landed at the incorrect position and faced steep cliffs and constant barrages of enemy fire and shelling. Around 20,000 soldiers landed on the beach over the next two days to face a well organised, well armed, large Turkish force determined to defend their country - and led by Mustafa Kemal, who later became Ataturk, the leader of modern Turkey. It is said that Ataturk just happened to be holidaying in the area and took control of the Turkish forces right at the last moment. Thousands of Australian men died in the hours that followed the landing at the beach that would eventually come to be known as Anzac Cove.
What followed was basically a disaster. The Aussies hung in for several months however could make little headway against the Turks. They had nowhere to go and no real hope however they dug in tenaciously and absorbed whatever the Turks threw at them. Many thousands of Aussie and Kiwi soldiers died, not only from the battle but from disease brought about by the poor living conditions. However from this disaster was born the image of the Aussie Digger, a brave and laconic battler, betrayed by the mother country but facing impossible odds with humour, courage and mateship.
Eventually the ANZAC troops were withdrawn from the peninsula having accomplished nothing. Those that survived went on to fight on other fronts but it was at Gallipoli that the legend was born.
For the Fallen
They shall not grow old,
As we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them,
Nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun,
And in the morning,
We will remember them.
From the poem by Laurence Binyon
The Words of Ataturk
These words attributed to Ataturk are inscribed on a memorial at ANZAC Cove (see picture below).
"Those heroes that shed their blood
and lost their lives;
You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country.
Therefore rest in peace.
There is no difference between the Johnnies
and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side
here in this country of ours.
You, the mothers,
who sent their sons from far away countries,
wipe away your tears;
your sons are now lying in our bosom
and are in peace.
After having lost their lives on this land they have
become our sons as well."
Ataturk, 1934
For Australians, Anzac Cove is the best-known spot on Gallipoli. While the dawn landings were spread out over three-quarters of a kilometre of coastline, during the rest of 25 April 1915 the men of the ANZAC corps waded ashore at Anzac Cove. They were sent immediately inland into battle along Second Ridge at places which became famous in the story of Anzac – Lone Pine, Courtney's Post, Quinn's Post and the Nek. By the afternoon of 25 April, the beach was crowded with the wounded from the ferocious actions being fought out along the ridges. That day an estimated 2000 wounded passed through the cove, while others lay out on the battlefield awaiting evacuation.
By 1 May 1915, more than 27 000 men of the ANZAC corps had landed at Gallipoli, and Anzac Cove was being transformed into the main port and administrative centre for the Anzac area. Piers were built to offload essential supplies and reinforcements, the best-known being Watson's Pier, built by a party of the 2nd Australian Field Engineers under the supervision of Lieutenant Stanley Watson of the 1st Division Signal Company AIF. For the remainder of the campaign, huge rectangular piles of boxes were crammed into the narrow beach area and there was a constant fetching and carrying between the cove and the front line along the ridges. Some of this vital transport of supplies was undertaken by an Indian Army unit, the Indian Mule Cart Transport Company.
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli.
Up the slopes of the eroded valleys behind Anzac Cove, a virtual town of lean-to shelters, dugouts and more elaborate structures emerged to house the ANZAC staff. Australia's official historian, Charles Bean, felt that this hillside settlement resembled 'the Manly of New South Wales or the Victorian Sorrento, while the sleepy tick-tock of rifles from behind the hills suggested the assiduous practice of batsmen at their nets on some neighbouring cricket field'. Any sense of normality suggested here was belied by the fact that the Turks had the range of Anzac Cove and the area was shelled daily throughout the campaign, causing many casualties.
The Straits of the Dardanelles, November 1914 – April 1915
When World War I broke out in Europe in early August 1914, the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) initially remained neutral, unable to commit itself fully to either the Central Powers (Germany and Austro-Hungary) or the Allies (Britain, France and Russia). However, on 27 September 1914, Turkey closed the Straits of the Dardanelles (Çanakkale Boğazi) to British, French and Russian shipping and the situation gradually drifted towards war. On 29 October, German warships, ostensibly under Turkish control, bombarded Russian Black Sea ports. Turkey now found itself drawn inexorably into the German sphere of influence, and on 5 November 1914 Britain and France officially declared war on the Ottoman Empire.
In late 1914, as the war in northern Europe developed into the stalemate of the trenches, the British sought another, and supposedly more vulnerable, front on which to attack Germany. They decided on a naval attempt to penetrate the Dardanelles and push on to Istanbul (then known as Constantinople), the Turkish capital. The Ottoman Empire's support of Germany in the face of a British fleet would then supposedly crumble, and wavering eastern European states, such as Bulgaria and Romania, would enter the war on the Allied side.
Turkey's response to the British naval threat right from the beginning was to strengthen the fortifications of the Dardanelles. Minefields were laid across the Straits, mobile guns were positioned on both shores, and batteries in various fortresses were brought to a state of war readiness. On 3 November 1914, even before the official declaration of war, British warships bombarded the outer forts at Seddülbahir ('The Barrier to the Sea') at Cape Helles on Gallipoli and Kum Kale on the Asian shore. In late February 1915, the British ships returned to complete the destruction of the guns and Royal Marines were landed at both locations to carry out this task.
The inner defences of the Dardanelles did not prove so easy to overcome. It was necessary to sweep the mines aside before the great battleships could come up to engage the forts and push through the narrowest point of the Dardanelles – the Narrows. But all British efforts to deal with the mines with fishing trawlers equipped as minesweepers failed, as the shore batteries found them an easy target. Eventually, it was decided to mount a major attack on the forts protecting the minefields, using 16 British and French battleships and battle cruisers, among them the Royal Navy's most modern Dreadnought battleship, HMS Queen Elizabeth.
This mighty fleet moved up the Dardanelles on the morning of 18 March 1915. From 12 kilometres down the Straits the warships shelled the forts (Çimenlik and Kilitbahir) at the Narrows, and other forts such as Fort Dardanos below Kephes Point. Initially, the bombardment seemed to be going well and the minesweepers were called up, but then a French battleship, the Bouvet, struck a mine (it may also have been hit by a shell from one of the Turkish batteries on the Gallipoli shore) and sank within minutes, taking almost her entire crew of 600 with her. Two more British battleships also eventually sank. Yet again, the minesweepers made little headway in the face of accurate fire from the Turkish gunners. That night the British decided not to press ahead with the naval attack and Turkey celebrated a victory over the world's greatest sea power.
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Kokoda Memorial
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Popondetta Memorial
Rabaul Memorial
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See also: Cemeteries Overseas.
Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum & Walking Trail
See also: Cemeteries Overseas; Memorials to the Missing.
Anzac Commemorative Site,
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See also: Cemeteries Overseas; Memorials to the Missing.
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2nd AIF United Kingdom Force Memorial,
Australian Memorial Villers–Bretonneux,
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quote:Kid Rock was truly bad. That new Nirvana singer wasn't a whole lot better. Kravitz was OK. They would have done much, MUCH better just to let Ann and Nancy do the whole thing. Those chicks can play the hell out of Led Zeppelin, and I mean the whole range of it.
quote:i posted this in the performance that move u to tears thread
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quote:The lead singer of Train Pat Monahan did a cover of "Ramble On" that sounds awesome. I don't know why he didn't do it.
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There was a recent discussion by a number of industry experts on "Latency". It was an interesting read as the perspective of a hardware designer and software developer are very different. In the end the embedded system has to perform the function it's intended for so the end system developer has to consider both HW and SW. This "Experts At the Table" series included the … Read More


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Yes Neil Yeserday I have built a sample aplication and my given my icon and it is working fine for Nokia symbian 3 SDK .
I will just check a helloworld app for s60 3rd fp1_2 too
Yes Neil Yeserday I have built a sample aplication and my given my icon and it is working fine for Nokia symbian 3 SDK .
I will just check a helloworld app for s60 3rd fp1_2 too
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My mif file i.e "MyView_0x2004aa1e.mif " is not getting created at data\z\resource\apps after running or building the App Why is it so?
Where as mifconv tool Iam able to create it at Epoc32\tools and hence I have changed in the .pkg file as
"$(EPOCROOT)Epoc32\tools\MyView_0x2004aa1e.mif" -"!:\resource\apps\MyView_0x2004aa1e.mif"
Post your _reg.rss file here.
Post the LOCALISABLE_APP_INFO block here from the main .rss file.
The .mif file is created in tools because you are running mifconv manually, there. It is probably not a problem, your .mif file is deployed correctly.
Hi wizard
my _reg.rss
#include "MyView.rls"
#include <appinfo.rh>
#include <MyView_0x2004aa1e.rsg>
UID2 KUidAppRegistrationResourceFile
UID3 0x2004aa1e
localisable_resource_file = STRING_myview_loc_resource_file_1;
localisable_resource_id = R_LOCALISABLE_APP_INFO;
in main.rss
RESOURCE LOCALISABLE_APP_INFO r_localisable_app_info
short_caption = qtn_app_short_caption_string;
caption_and_icon =
caption = qtn_app_caption_string;
number_of_icons = 1;
icon_file = "\\resource\\apps\\MyView_0x2004aa1e.mif";
block here from the main .rss file ?
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why .mif is not created at ""$(EPOCROOT)epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\" then ?
Hi wizard_ hu Iam waiting for the reply from you
In theory it looks fine. A thing you may want to check is copying the .mif and the original .svg file somewhere on the mass storage drive, and try opening them with the built-in file browser.
mifconv creates the icons file where you say it to create. If not path information is specified, it creates the .mif into the current folder.
If you check the icon_aif.mk and similar files of the example applications, you will see that it is explicitly written there that the icon file should go to $(EPOCROOT)epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\, these things do not happen automatically.
buit-in file browser? Any way i will see
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Hi Neil and Wizard Now after changing my workspace three thinga are getting created when I run or Build the application.
Those are
MyView_0x2004aa1d.mif of my App Icon
MYView_newImage.mif of my App screenshot
MYView_newImage.mbm of my App screenshot
Even though all are crated at C:\Nokia\devices\Nokia_Symbian3_SDK_v1.0\epoc32\data\z\resource\apps
My App Icon is not showing I doubt whether t is due to my sbs problem
I have also asked the query related to sbs (The Symbian Build System (sbs) cannot be found on the PATH. Carbide needs a valid SBS installation on the PATH to use the SBSv2 builder i.e Raptor/SBSv2 minimum version supported in carbide c++ is 2.15.0 .Your sbs version is 0.0.0.Please update your sbs installation and ReScan from the Build Configuration Filtering Prference page..)
Thats probably because you may not be thinking of changing back the paths in the pkg file.
Can you kindly explain what logical conclusion makes you think this, especially whe you claim that the app icons are created where its supposed to be.
You would get many people to help you if you dont call out to specific persons helpHi Neil and Wizard
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what do you mean by
changing back the paths in the pkg file ?
Ok can someone kindly answer the query related to sbs also
My .pkg files look like this
; Seven files to install
"$(EPOCROOT)\Epoc32\release\$(PLATFORM)\$(TARGET)\MyView_0x2004aa1d.exe" -"!:\sys\bin\MyView_0x2004aa1d.exe"
"$(EPOCROOT)\epoc32\data\Z\resource\apps\MyView_0x2004aa1d.rsc" -"!:\resource\apps\MyView_0x2004aa1d.rsc"
"$(EPOCROOT)\epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MyView_0x2004aa1d.mif" -"!:\resource\apps\MyView_0x2004aa1d.mif"
"$(EPOCROOT)\epoc32\data\Z\private\10003a3f\apps\MyView_reg.rsc" -"!:\private\10003a3f\import\apps\MyView_reg.rsc"
"$(EPOCROOT)epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MyView_mbm.mbm" -"!:\resource\apps\MyView_mbm.mbm"
"$(EPOCROOT)Epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MYView_newImage.mif" -"!:\resource\apps\MYView_newImage.mif"
"$(EPOCROOT)Epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MYView_newImage.mbm" -"!:\resource\apps\MYView_newImage.mbm"
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Did you restart your device?
Well actually there are a number of suggestions already in this same thread itself (and a few of your other older threads on the same issue), instead of repeating, can you try all the suggestions in the previous posts of the thread where in post #31 you say that it worked.
Yes I have restarted the device twice.


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quote:I wonder what his asking price is.
quote:an OT, a safety, and a DT and call it a day
quote:I agree with this mostly because we have 0 at the moment. I'm still hoping the draft a brick wall in the first.
quote:Imagine Brees with the middle and his blindside completely covered. It would have way more impact than another "cross your fingers he'll be good" OLB that we have 3 of already(Butler, Wilson, and Galette).
quote: I'd love Seymour myself if he has the desire for one more ring and comes cheap enough.
quote:his schtick is getting old
quote: 7. Charles Woodson 2012 Grade: +1.2 2012 Snaps: 486 Summary: Woodson made a decent enough switch to safety, to the point he wasn't a liability, and his ability to cover the slot added an extra dimension to the Packers defense and how they could respond to the offensive formations they were faced with. On talent alone he may rival some guys above him, but at his age and with 15 years of NFL wear and tear, he's a stop gap at this stage. Either the missing piece on a team who's window is shutting, or a stopgap until a younger player is ready to start.
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Beyoğlu, just north of the Golden Horn in Istanbul, is an historic center for culture, trade and diplomacy. Back in the 1800s, this area hosted the embassies, the foreign merchants and the passengers of the Orient Expess, who used to sleep at Pera Palace Hotel.
Not too far from the tourist attractions of Sultanahment, Beyoğlu is an excellent place to stay in Istanbul, lively and dotted with shops, restaurants and cafés. In the heart of the neighborhood, Galata Antique Hotel is a recently renovated family-run boutique hotel with affordable rates and an innovative design concept.
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The whole idea seems to revolve around a vaguely nostalgic concept filtered through a contemporary eye: white walls with black outlines and stuccoed ceilings coexist with minimal parquet floor and hyper-modern mirrored walls decorated with romantic quotes from La vie en Rose, and every one of the 22 room has its own character.
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Set amid tropical gardens, right on the tranquil Mai Khao Beach, the JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa overlooks the Andaman Sea; Sirinart National Park is 1.5 km (1 mile) away. Phuket International Airport is 15 minutes north from the property.
3 pools & private beach
Amenities include 3 swimming pools and full-service spa, plus direct access to a private sandy beach; the Marriott Café is renowned for its traditional menus using fresh local ingredients, serving Thai, Japanese & Italian cuisine at 6 restaurants & 5 bars.
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Elegantly appointed guestrooms overlook the gardens or the Andaman Sea. Amenities include luxury bedding, free WiFi, marble bathrooms, and satellite LCD TVs.
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Facilities: The children's pavilion has supervisory staff, and offers a full day program with a selection of sports, arts and crafts, and learning activities for children aged 4−11. The activities program, Maze, is arranged for specific age groups. Children ages 2-4 must be accompanied by an adult when participating in the morning or afternoon sessions. For children aged up to 17 years, an activity program is scheduled daily and the children's pavilion is open from 8−9:30 PM. For young adults aged 18 years and over, the activity program provides for sports and fitness, cultural classes, and other health activities. The program also provides for family-based activities. Some activities are provided at a surcharge, and meals may be available at a surcharge. A children's swimming pool connects to the main resort swimming pools and offers water slides.
The 253 guestrooms of the JW Marriott Phuket Resort and Spa are set in eight low-rise buildings accessible by elevators. Complimentary parking is provided beside the hotel, and airport transfer can be arranged. Other guest services include concierge, currency exchange, child minding, and tour assistance. A children's activity club, with family-oriented and teenage-friendly recreational facilities, is located on site. Three swimming pools and a children's pool extend around the resort. A fitness center, full-service spa, and beauty treatments are available. A shopping gallery on site offers outlets for silks, leather goods, and souvenirs. Cultural classes include language, massage, and arts and crafts.
10 conference rooms, a boardroom, the ballroom, and outdoor poolside dining space is available for guest and business functions. Internet access is provided. Catering can be requested. Click the link below for more details.
Business center: The lobby level business center has staff, and offers a range of services. Computer rental is available on request (surcharge). Support services, such as photocopying, faxing, express mail, typing services, scanning, binding, and printing are provided. Translation services can also be requested (surcharge). Cell phone/mobile rentals are available for a fee. Wireless Internet access is available in the lobby for a surcharge.
Conference/function rooms: Meeting space at the JW Marriott Phuket Resort includes a ground floor ballroom suited for up to 400 guests in banquet seating. The Mai Khao Ballroom can be joined with several adjacent meeting rooms to form various floor space configurations up to 420 guests. A covered poolside area can be set up for dining, for up to 300 guests. A boardroom is suited for up to 10 people.
Audiovisual equipment can be arranged for meeting packages. Wired and wireless Internet access may be provided to the meeting rooms. Banquet catering can be arranged for guest functions.
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Children's club
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 265
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of floors - 3
- Tennis on site
- Number of bars/lounges - 5
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Library
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Picnic area
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of restaurants - 6
- Sauna
- Shopping on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Swim-up bar
- Wedding services
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Free valet parking
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Playground on site
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 670 THB per day )
Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Balcony
- Free newspaper
- Climate control
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Marriott Café - À la carte selections are offered for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with buffet breakfast available. The menu uses fresh local ingredients and may include continental dishes such as steak, fish and seafood dishes, and salads. Bouillabaisse of the Andaman Sea, a rich fish soup, is the signature dish. The resort's landscaped gardens and main pool, and the Andaman Sea, are viewed through full-length windows. Décor of dark timbers, granite surfaces, and potted plants complement the natural light. Open seven days from early morning, the restaurant offers seating for 137 people.
Cucina - Serving Northern Italian cuisine, the central focus of the restaurant kitchen is the brick pizza oven. Décor is terracotta, stone, brick, and rough-hewn woods. A signature dish is fresh-made ravioli stuffed with mascarpone cheese and pumpkin, served with parmesan and white truffle oil. Nightly light entertainment is provided. Open daily, the restaurant serves dinner till late, with seating for up to 77 guests.
Andaman Grill - Drawing similarities with a traditional American steakhouse, the restaurant offers views of Mai Khao Beach and the Andaman Sea. A flame torch-lit pathway leads guests to the restaurant. With seating for 60, and open daily for dinner, the menu may include such signature dishes as Andaman platter including crab cakes and tartar sauce, or Cajun spiced shrimp skewers. Each table has a pestle and mortar with fresh spices for guests to mix according to taste. Desserts, coffee, tea, and single malt scotch whiskey are served.
Kabuki Sushi Bar - Sushi, sashimi, and a selection of soups are served in Kabuki, along with Japanese noodles. Food preparations may be watched at the black granite counter, seating up to eight guests. Shrimp tempura roll is one of the signature dishes. The Bar is open daily from early afternoon till late, with seating capacity for 20 people.
Sala Sawasdee Lobby Bar - A local jazz trio provides light entertainment at the bar where drinks are available. Décor is rich reds and gold tones, complemented by dark wood and natural lighting. The island bar at the center offers cocktails, wines, and both local and imported beers. Asian-inspired snacks are served. Open daily from mid-morning till late, there is seating for 51, including 12 at the bar.
Siam Deli - Café-style dining with made-to-order sandwiches, plus salads, cakes, pastries, ice cream, desserts, and specialty coffees and beverages. Fresh breads and cinnamon rolls are baked daily. Located in the ground floor shopping arcade, the Deli is open daily from early morning.
Rim Nam Pool Bar - A selection of beverages includes tropical cocktails, and snacks such as sandwiches and salads are available in the pool areas.
Ginja Taste - A traditional Thai sala (pavilion), divided into an air-conditioned indoor sala and an outdoor patio for alfresco dining. The restaurant has seating for 68 guests. The menu offers appetizers, salads, soups, main dishes, and desserts and set menus for family-style shared dishes. Signature dishes include poached white prawns in coconut and lime broth, and grilled chicken in red curry reduction. The restaurant is open daily for dinner.
Out of the Blue "Splash" - Located inside the Blue Swimming Pool in the south wing, this bar offers juices and tropical cocktails, and snacks are also available. Cascades of water from the bar's roof create a large waterfall into the pool. With its own small kitchen, "Splash" offers fresh salads, sandwiches, appetizer, and pizza. Open from morning till evening.
Out of the Blue "Drink" - Cocktails infused by local herbs, and a variety of wine by the glass from all over the world, draught Thai beer, and bar food are served daily from early evening till very late.
Ginja Cook - Cooking School - Ginja Cook has four cooking stations, and capacity for eight students. Traditional cooking utensils from copper and wood are used for meal preparations. The day program introduces a variety of Thai cuisines, and courses are held daily from Monday−Saturday. Guests dine on the meal they have prepared.
Nearby Things to Do
Located on Mai Khao Beach, JW Marriott Phuket Resort and Spa has a range of on-site activities and recreation facilities. Three swimming pools and a children's pool encircle the resort, and are linked by waterways. The pools are 107 meters (117 yards) in length. The health club offers yoga, meditation, Pilates, and stretch classes. Cardio and weight equipment is provided and fitness evaluations can be carried out by trained staff. The club has locker rooms, a heated whirlpool, sauna and cold plunge pool, relaxation and vanity areas, and an aerobics studio. Kick boxing and Thai dancing classes are also available.
A running track/path can be found on the resort grounds, and beach volleyball can be arranged on Mai Khao Beach. The resort can assist with scuba diving and snorkeling off site, and mountain bikes can be hired. Tennis courts are provided on site.
Golf is available for nonmembers at Blue Canyon Country Club which is 10 km (6 miles) away. Horseback riding is within 30 km (18 miles).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Playground on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
Mandara Spa offers 16 private double treatment suites, and double showers. Five treatment suites have floor-to-ceiling glass doors leading to private outdoor gardens, with double cascade showers. These suites have a shared steam room (one for men and one for women) and toilet facilities. A full service beauty salon is also on site. Click the link(s) below for more details.
Mandara Spa treatments include a variety of massage styles, herbal wraps, facials, salt scrubs, seaweed wraps, aromatherapy, reflexology, and a selection of fresh water baths. Treatments are available for individual guests or couples.
Mandara Massage (1 hour 30 minutes): THB7,000 (US$190+)
Mandara Spa signature massage, performed by two therapists in rhythmic harmony. Combines the healing powers of aromatherapy and tactile therapy. A unique blend of five different massage styles, Japanese Shiatsu, Thai, Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, Swedish, and Balinese. This full body massage was created for pure pleasure.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Elemis Aroma Stone Therapy (1 hour): THB6,100 (US$165+)
Harnessing the healing power of warm volcanic stone, small stones are placed on key energy points. Deep penetrating heat from the stones is used to massage the body using traditional techniques. Releases muscular tension and balances the spirit.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Signature Treatment - Balinese Divine (3 hours): THB7,500 (US$200+)
This treatment commences with a relaxing floral foot bath followed by a Balinese exfoliation treatment, a cooling carrot splash treatment, and a soothing Balinese massage. The treatment concludes with an aromatic floral bath and beverage refreshment.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Simply Pleasure - Half Day Spa Package (5 hours, 30 minutes): THB11,500 (US$310+)
A comprehensive treatment commencing with an aromatic steam bath, and followed by an aromatic floral bath. A floral foot bath, choice of body scrub or body wrap, and shower, are followed by aromatherapy massage, spa cuisine, an aromatic facial, choice of spa manicure or pedicure, and refreshments.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Bolus Bag Massage with Medical Leaves (1 hour 30 minutes): THB3,800 (US$100+)
Originating from India this treatment involves hot poultices containing medicinal herbs that are applied to balance the doshas (metabolic states), and reduce pain and stress. The treatment begins with a floral foot bath, and also includes a shower and refreshments.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Elemis Exotic Lime and Ginger Salt Glow (30 minutes): THB3,300 (US$90−$95)
An exfoliation ritual to invigorate and revitalize and leave skin feeling deeply cleansed, replenished, and softened.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Javanese Lulur (1 hour): THB2,300 (US$60−$65)
A traditional Javanese beauty treatment, made from a blend of powdered spices and sweet woods to soften and refine the skin as it gently exfoliates. Cool yogurt is applied to further soften and nourish the skin. Includes a floral foot bath, warm compress, Javanese lulur, yogurt splash, shower, and refreshment.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Cocktail Wrap (1 hour): THB2,600 (US$70−$75)
Fresh-picked tropical fruits are combined with wild honey and pure natural essential oils to nourish and hydrate the skin. A full body massage or facial is recommended to complete the experience. Treatment includes a floral foot bath, warm compress, the cocktail wrap, shower, and refreshment.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Moor Mud Bath (30 minutes): THB750 (US$20−$25)
The healing benefits of Moor mud detoxify, decongest, and stimulate.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Elemis Visible Brilliance Facial (1 hour 15 minutes): THB 6,100 ($US165+)
A treatment to improve tone and texture. This unique face and eye treatment instantly firms, rejuvenates, and plumps up the skin, whilst smoothing, sculpting, and restoring youthful tone and texture.
Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without notice.
Mandara Spa uses Elemis products and natural regional ingredients.
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Facial treatments
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
- Breakfast fee: THB 720 per person (approximately)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: THB 670 per day (rates may vary)
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
- JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa is listed in the 2011 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay and the 2012 Travel + Leisure 500.


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3 Okawesomecity | 17/10/2012 | See all awesomecity's reviews (987)A good first attempt from Ben drew. A great soundtrack and some hard topics covered. However, it was very slow in parts and the musical montage was really overused. I can see where he wanted to be with this film, but he's just not there yet.
5 Excellentmickk81 | 13/12/2012 | See all mickk81's reviews (1)Best film ive seen for a while. Sound track is superb and it very well put together. the two hours just fly by. brilliant.
4 cannot believe this is the directorial debut of Ben Drew!lizardkinglives | 12/03/2013 | See all lizardkinglives's reviews (12)If, like me, you are not down with the kids enough to get all the lingo, you may find it a bit hard to get into this. However once you get passed that this is a great film about modern life in Britain for the youth...It's shot very documentary style, and also almost has a sense of being a musical, as the urban songs laced through the film match the scenes perfectly and the lyrics to the songs are superb too, even if you are not a fan of this style of music you can certainly appreciate how important the songs are to this film.There are some truly desperate characters and situations explored through the story but there is a good sense of redemption towards the end.There are some good extras too - especially a very inspirational speech by Ben Drew to an audience of students, in which he describes the meaning behind and the reason for making the film.


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adrimiz7 wrote:I just recalled something. Jack's sword cannot cut those who are good/pure of heart. I'm going to guess Sam and Bell are going to get into a fight. Anyone think the sword will cut Bell??
Sigment Kurosai wrote:Spray and pray really isn't what I'd call a "reliable tactic".
Blood Lord wrote:No body is "spraying and praying" though, well Blossom and some scientists might be, but these energy attacks going all over the place is a result of Blossom's deflections.
stratus wrote:* splits original post into 2 separate posts ,to avoid china walls*
on a few other notes. if sam went to all this trouble to extensively strip away her oraganic parts and heavily upgrade her self with alien robotics, why does she still retain the original gap in her tooth from when buttercup punched her a year ago, i dont think she was a full cyber girl back then so shouldnt the gap have been corrected and replaced along with the rest of her organic anatomy? was this just an artistic oversight?
Also although buttercup has many many options yet she has not chosen to use any energy based attacks, and has stuck with simple brute strength and direct physical combat, is she holding back or is this merely a preference? butter cup was defined to be the "strongest" do you think that applies to being strongest in all standard puff stats (flight, senses, strength, speed, energy,) or just actual physical power, (strength, durability, stamina,)
Bubble's specialty is still the most mysterious and undefined, but if buttercup's specialty is the physical attacker (the body) basically any bezerker type class, then bubbles specialty might have something to do with energy & lifeforce (the soul) making her an "energy master/energy attacker" basically any manna user type class. considering how bell was able to gather so much energy at such accelerated rate, something that took blossom by surprise. it seems to resemble something of a specialized puff skill. Bell and bubbles basically have similar natures; free spirited, expressive, uninhibited, fine tuned to their emotions, it may be something that improves their energy flow and chakra gates/pathways. blossom and buttercup tend to restrict themselves & cut off certain emotions, which would cause them to be less effective at it. Since bubbles and bell are the most free spirited and accepting of their emotions "energy mastery" might be the secret behind bubbles specialty.
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The following is a more complete list of changes.
Usage of PHP Native Functions where possible, for example:
The old phpgacl (jos_core_acl*) and jos_groups tables have been reworked into:
See International Enhancements for Version 1.6 for a more complete list of changes in internationalisation features.
Local extension language files
See /tests/_data/installer_packages/ for complete examples of all extensions and manifests.
All install / uninstall scripts should be created as methods in new installation script. The script file name is set using the <scriptfile> tag in the extension manifest file. This new install script can be provided with 5 methods:
Note: preflight is run for install, update and discover_install, but not for uninstall
$user = JFactory::getUser(); $groups = implode(',', $user->authorisedLevels()); $query->where('a.access IN (' . $groups . ')');
For action permissions, same format as in 1.5:
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Some JavaScript (noteable the submitform() and submitbutton() functions have been namespaced and changed to expect id="adminForm" instead of name="adminForm". It is still possible to use name="adminForm" with these functions in Joomla 1.6, however this functionality will likely be removed in the next version. Some old, non-namespaced, functions, for example isChecked() and changeDynaList(), still need name="adminForm". So if you need to use one of these functions you need to use both and id="adminForm" and name="adminForm" or you overwrite Joomla.submitbutton() to customize it, there are some examples of the latter in backend edit layouts.
Mootools has been upgraded to Version 1.3 including the compatibility layer. Code that works with Mootools 1.2 should continue to work just fine.
Component view cache now takes an array of url parameters and their types to create Cacheid. This is a replacement for a previous unsafe way which took the whole URL for this and so opened the doors for DOS attacks via random url parameters added to request URL's.
Com_contact example:
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Old cacheid created from URL was retained for backwards compatibility and takes effect if there are no $safeurlparams.
This has been completly reconceptualized. Module cache now has 5 different modes of operation, 3 of them are to be set from module XML file, while 2 are meant to be used from within the module itself. Default is backwards compatible oldstatic mode that requires no changes to a module.
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We are seeking expert auto repair technicians, who are ASE certified and have driveability skills. Use your ASE Certifications and years of experience to diagnose and provide quality vehicle repair services in a time and cost effective manner. Our Assistant Shop Managers assists the shop manager in all aspects of shop operation and improving sales results through the satisfaction and retention of customers. They help promote the Midas name and services, analyze vehicle service needs, effectively communicate those needs to the customer; and ensure that quality services are performed on the vehicle in a timely yet thorough manner. They also ensures the shop maintains a high professional image.
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We are seeking experienced Automotive Technicians who are ASE certified and have drivability skills. Use your ASE Certifications and years of experience to diagnose and provide quality vehicle repair services in a time and cost effective manner. The successful candidate will be able to work independently, while also being able to work collaboratively at times with peers.
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My recent post on chain waxing has garnered me several compliments from those people who read my blog and talk with me in person. �Almost everyone mentioned they found it interesting. �Especially interesting was how such a small thing could make as much difference as an expensive set of aero wheels.
I've now waxed about chains about 6 times and can now make some comments.
I've only waxed the chain on my road bike once, taking off a KMC ten speed master link is a huge pain, it took longer to get the link off then it did to actually do the procedure. �I'm not sure what other 10 speed chains are like, but I won't be doing this again on my road bike.
I've waxed the chain on my Nashbar Touring Bike a few times for recent gravel rides and have some comments about chain waxing for gravel grinders. �When its the least bit wet after about 35 miles my chain was squealing. �The constant wet grit from the gravel roads stuck to the chain and ground the wax away. �Had to stop and lube my chain with oil on all 3 gravel gridners I did that were over 35 miles. �Would probably work OK if it was dry, but Velo indicated they were getting around 350 miles in the wet with their chain waxing.
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POSTED: Saturday, March 16, 2013 - 7:12pm
UPDATED: Sunday, March 17, 2013 - 7:22pm
ATLANTA (CNN) — Republicans may have lost the presidential election last year, but Sen. Ted Cruz declared Saturday that the conservative movement is winning the recent political fights with President Barack Obama and Democrats.
Cruz spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference just outside of Washington, and he held the coveted final speaking slot on the conference's third and final day.
Conservatives have an advantage, he said, because of the position they took against the Obama administration on drones, their handling of the forced federal spending cuts known in Washington as the sequester and their opposition to the president's health care law.
"Something that hasn't happened in a long time has happened: We're winning right now," he said.
Cruz -- a freshman senator from Texas who was sworn into the body earlier this year -- pointed in particular to his first remarks on the Senate floor, which came during a filibuster led by Sen. Rand Paul. Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, led a nearly 13-hour filibuster demanding the Obama administration characterize their opposition on lethal drone strikes against U.S. citizens on U.S. soil. The next day, Attorney General Eric Holder wrote Paul that the administration was opposed to that.
Cruz, and eventually other Republicans from both the Senate and House, joined Paul and aided his protest as the hours ticked by.
He said the decision of some Republican senators to not support Paul would cost them their "manhood."
The protest led Sen. John McCain to brand Rubio and Cruz as "waco birds." McCain later apologized for that remark.
"I have to admit, when Rand and I first heard that, we thought maybe it was a new kind of drone," Cruz quipped Saturday.
"But if standing for liberty and standing for the Constitution makes you a wacko bird, then count me a proud wacko bird," he added.
Conservatives also have the upper hand as the forced spending cuts known as sequestration kicked in. But the perceptions of many are that the effects of sequestration are not as bad as Obama publicly warned.
"The White House is astonished -- all of us remember the president's 'scare America' tour where he went all over the country talking about the dramatic consequences," Cruz said. "The White House was certain Republicans were going to fold under and cave and instead we stood our ground and finally got at least the first small step -- and I underscore it is a small step -- to reining in our uncontrollable spending and debt."
Both parties initially intended the cuts to never take effect, though some Republicans saw them as a way to reduce government spending without additional tax increases, such as those included in January's fiscal cliff deal.
Cruz noted that the cuts were a minute portion of the government's spending, joking that the CPAC attendees' meals had been reduced by the same amount -- just over 2%.
"Indeed (I) don't know how you're possibly able to still stand on 97.6% of your dinner," he said. "And I'll always be haunted by the sight of Newt Gingrich's emaciated face."
Cruz said his party also holds the upper hand on the president's health care law known as Obamacare. He introduced a measure in the Senate to repeal the health law, which Republicans say is too expensive and will hurt the economy; and in the House, Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan has proposed a plan which includes repealing much of the law.
With many Republicans -- including Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus -- proposing ways forward for their party, Cruz offered his own plan.
"Number one: defend the Constitution. And number two: champion growth and opportunity," he said.
He proposed a number of policies popular with conservatives, including abolishing the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Education; construction of the full Keystone oil pipeline; and implementing conservative economic policies, which he said cause the economy to grow faster.
"Obama didn't learn the lesson from Reagan that if you want to turn the economy arouhd, you cut taxes, you reduce spending, you reduce the debt, and you don't send regulators like locusts to destroy small businesses and jobs," he said.
A presidential straw poll of nearly 3,000 CPAC attendees showed he has appeal to the audience, even when the field was crowded with 23 candidates and there was the option to write in additional names.
Cruz scored 4% of the total vote, tying for seventh place with the conservative neurosurgeon Dr. Benjamin Carson, who rose to prominence after speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast this year.
As for Paul, his Senate colleague who led the filibuster? He came out on top in the poll, scoring 25% and finishing just ahead of Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, another top conservative voice.