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Sea Dance Resort
63/253 Moo 5, T. Bophut
Koh Samui, Suratthani 84320
Hanuman Bay
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Spüren Sie die erfrischende Brise, erleben Sie die tropischen Melodien und tanzen Sie im Rhythmus der Wellen im Sea Dance Resort. In der abgelegenen und ruhigen Hanuman Bucht von Koh Samui gelegen, ist das Sea Dance ein kleines Boutique-Resort das Liebe, Freude und Lachen feiert. Die tropischen Pool-Villen und Gartenbungalows mit Holzterrassen liegen inmitten eines ruhigen Gartens, wo Sie sich entspannen und erholen können. Alle Einheiten sind sorgfältig gestaltet und mit allem Notwendigen ausgestattet um einen erholsamen Urlaub zu garantieren. Das Sea Bass Restaurant lädt Sie zu einem unvergesslichen kulinarischen Erlebnis mit authentischer Thai-Küche ein, das die raffinierte Balance von traditionellen Thai-Aromen und Gewürzen widerspiegelt. Die Almond Bar ist ein großartiger Ort um den Tag mit sanften Klängen und einem Sundowner-Special, mit einem wöchentlichen rotierenden Cocktail des Tages, ausklingen zu lassen. Hochzeiten und alle Arten von Aktivitäten können durch das Resort organisiert werden.
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Travel reviews for Sea Dance Resort
Date of stay:
Aug 03, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
We (2 travelers) stayed at the Pool Villa for 5 days and were completely pampered by the staff from head to toe. They took really good care of us, remember our every need and are constantly thinking one step ahead to try and make our holiday as smooth as possible! We were won over by the beautiful location, the attentiveness of the staff and most importantly, the passion and energy the staff brings to the place. The villa we stayed in was clean and nice. No major issues. Everything was beyond our expectation.
Reservation service:
Very nice and friendly staff.
Aug 06, 2014
written by:
Chan WIng Ki
Date of stay:
Dec 28, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
AVOID.!!!!. Check out time is 12 o clock but my room was stripped and all my personal belongings removed from the room while I was having breakfast. I returned at 11 am to find the door to my room wide open and my stuff gone.. The russian owner then shouted at me rudely when I complained. He is also generally extremely miserable and my advice to him would be to leave the business and let his wife run it!!!
Reservation service:
good as always
Jan 01, 2012
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russell bailey
Date of stay:
Nov 11, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Checking out tomorrow after 18 nights, and happy with our experience at the Hakuna, formerly the Chablis. Service is friendly and there when needed, the place is clean and well situated and comfortable for our fairly long stay. Minor gripe about noisy air conditioning unit, but overall good value for money and would return
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Nov 10, 2011
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Date of stay:
Nov 11, 2011
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We were a group of 5 who stayed at Hakuna for 3 nights in November 2011. We took the 2 bedroom apartment which was perfect for 5 of us. The location of the place is great with it being a 5 mins walk from the beach and also has a 7 eleven bang opposite in case you need anything. It is close to all the action but also has its distance so its not noisy all the time. The rooms are great and very well kept. There is a very nice bar/restaurant downstairs with a pool table etc. You can get some good food and drinks! Their kitchen is open only till 9PM though which could be better since the nightlife in the place goes on so people (we) do tend to eat a little later than 9. But overall, a great experience with great hosts! Would recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and value for money stay.
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Nov 16, 2011
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Ankit Chowdhary
Date of stay:
Oct 27, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
At the Hakuna Matata hotel you have everything you need for budget place. But, 100$ and 100 euros were stolen from the safe at the reception. Owner said, it is our problem, not him. It was not pleasant. Be careful with your money. It was stuffy in the room especially at night.
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Well done.
Nov 29, 2011
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Date of stay:
Jun 24, 2011
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When I had to extend my stay at Hakuna Matata by an extra 10 days at short notice, the staff were extremely accommodating and helpful. Many thanks to Elena & co, who made the stay comfortable and enjoyable. Joe, Ratty & Keow in the Cork & Cask pub downstairs were also lovely. A very friendly atmosphere all round, especially as I was new to Samui and travelling on my own. Many thanks guys... I will be back!
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Jul 04, 2011
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Miss Dayna Mei O'Sheea
Date of stay:
Mar 14, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Nice place, kept clean, great location close to the beach great swimmingpool, good food and I wass very content here
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Mar 17, 2011
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John Henry Kruithof
Date of stay:
Jan 31, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Everything ok, highly recommended; Good staff
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Feb 11, 2011
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dario palmieri
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Nestled in KohSamui's secluded and tranquil Hanuman Bay,
Sea Dance
is an intimate boutique resort that celebrates love, joy and laughter.
Sea Dance Resort
is conveniently located near important and happening places such Chaweng, Cheongmon, Big Buddha, ferry piers and airport but tucked away on tranquil bay and out of the flight part.
Sea Dance
features tropical thatched roof private pool villas and garden cottages with wooden terraces amidst a peaceful garden setting, a perfect place to relax and unwind.
:: Garden Cottage - 3 Units ::
Our tropical thatched garden cottages are charming sanctuaries nestled amidst lush greenery. Enjoy your outdoor wooden terrace while listening to your favorite tunes and sipping on a refreshing cocktail.
:: Deluxe Cottage - 6 Units ::
Our tropical thatched garden cottages are charming sanctuaries nestled amidst lush greenery. Enjoy your outdoor wooden terrace while listening to your favorite tunes and sipping on a refreshing cocktail.
:: Sea Shell Pool Villa - 4 Units ::
Enjoy our private pool villa tuck away under the Sea Almond tree ideal for honeymooners or couples who seek a more luxurious and intimate experience. Enjoy a refreshing dip in your private pool surrounded by a private tropical garden and a bamboo hut.
:: Sea Shore Pool Villa - 3 Units ::
Romantic tropical hideaways, our Deluxe Pool Villa come with their own private pool and are thoughtfully positioned amidst lush tropical greenery. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon on your romantic outdoor wooden terrace offering a tranquil space to dream, rejuvenate and unwind.
Room Facilities
Air conditioner
Mini bar
Safety box
Beach bag
Beverage making facilities
Towels & bath room amenities
Hair dryer
Hot & cold water
Writing desk & chair
Exquisite dining at
Sea Bass Restaurant & Wine Bar
Sea Bass invites you to an unforgettable culinary experience. A sister branch to the award winning Thai restaurant Lemongrass, in Dubai, Sea Bass offers an authentic Thai cuisine that reflects a refined balance of traditional Thai flavors and spices.
Poy Booncham
's passion for food combined with more than twenty years of experience in the culinary industry, Poy is excited to build Sea Bass's reputation as the best Thai restaurant on the island. In addition to the Thai dishes, the menu also offers a selection of western favorites attentively prepared. Dining options range from the restaurant's tropical cozy interiors to the romantic candlelight-dining atmosphere underneath the stars.
Sea Almond Bar
is a great place to unwind your day with the island's best chilled out tunes and where the sand embracing the sea. Offering sundowner specials with a weekly rotating cocktail of the day, you can choose to enjoy your drink at the bar with Sea Almond's fellow life-loving guests or lounge in one of our comfy beach chairs as you watch the soft warm glow of the fading sun make its soothing farewell.
Sea Dance
intimate size and tranquil location makes it an ideal setting for a private wedding or honeymoon. With our extensive experience of more than twenty years in catering and organizing private events, we will ensure that you will have the ultimate wedding celebration.
A tropical island that is situated off the east coast in Southern Thailand, Koh Samui is known for its coconut palm trees and pristine beaches and with its variety of activities, diverse selection of cuisine and warm tropical weather, making Koh Samui a much sought after destination for a wedding or romantic honeymoon.
Sea Dance
is conveniently located on the northeastern tip of the island between the two most sought after beaches, Choengmon and Chaweng, and is less than seven minutes drive from the airport (But away from the flight path). With only a short drive from most of the island's main attractions, while at the same time enjoying a tranquil location, Sea Dance offers their guest the best of both worlds.
Kayaking and Snorkeling
The beach at Sea Dance offers great snorkeling and kayaking experiences. Explore the vibrant underwater world near the rocks and coral situated just off the coast of the resort.
Sea Dance is less than a ten minutes drive from Koh Samui's most popular beach Chaweng and its boutique shops.
Neighboring Islands
For guest that enjoy exploring the surrounding islands, Sea Dance is less than a fifteen minutes drive to the piers that offer various excursion trips such as Island hopping around Angthong National Marine Park, diving in Koh Tao and the full moon party in Koh Phangan.
Resort facilities
Bamboo wine cellar
Swimming pool
Dining on the beach
Taxi service
Sea Almond pool bar
Thai massage
Sea bass restaurant
Tour desk
Free parking
Free Wi-Fi
Recreational activities
Cooking experience
Sea Dance
is located on the beach approximately 4 kms. from Samui Airport and 6 kms. to a happening and vibrant Chaweng beach/town.
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In dominion the ability is red pill instead of blue pill. I think the OP is wondering about the actual visual effect which is blue, not red like its linked ability. If the ability is different, why not the effect?
oh is the portrait red? I just thought that was the screen angle.
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A delicate, classically textured white wine, this is a pure combination of apricot and lemon fruits with crisp, delicious acidity despite the wood aging. A great success in its restrained style, this should age well. (3/ 2013)
Very bright and engaging, with a chamomile note leading the way, followed by quinine, lemon zest and white peach flavors that bounce through the lively finish. Drink now through 2015. (3/ 2013)
Pale straw. Musky aromas of tangerine, lemon drop, butter, honey, and oatmeal. Ripe and fairly fat in the mouth, but with lively acidity framing the citrus and herbal flavors. The long finish features building minerality. A very good Carbonnieux, but I find it to be a little softer and less precise than some past vintages; it just may need a little time to come together. Certainly, there's lovely density to the fruit presence. Winemaker Romain Racher told me that the property needed to bring in a second picking team to help at harvest time, because they deemed it necessary to pick the sauvignon blanc very quickly in order to avoid a large drop in acidity levels. (8/ 2011)
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The "conundrum", or puzzle, of this wine is in guessing which grapes make up the blend; a combination that includes Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Muscat Canelli, Semillon and Viognier. Conundrum is a true California wine, with grapes sourced from Napa, Monterey, Santa Barbara and Tulare counties. Winemaker Jon Bolta began to craft the style for Conundrum in 1988.
The twist cap closure protects the fine aromas and flavors of this distinctive blend, allowing the bottle to be easily re-closed and refrigerated. The airtight cap also eliminates the possibility of cork taint.
Conundrum is owned by the Wagner family of Caymus Vineyards, but stands on its own as a separate brand. The Conundrum winery in Monterey County is close to the sources for most of the grape varietals that make up the wine.
This supple Bordeaux blend was created by the legendary Mike Dobrovic as a tribute to Boes ("Bushy" in Afrikaans), the loyal dog who kept watch over Mulderbosch farm for nearly three years after his owner's death, waiting beneath an oak tree for the return of his beloved master. Enticing aromas of blackcurrant, mulberry, coffee, and spice lead to intense flavors of ripe plum, blackberry, and licorice enhanced by signature Bordeaux notes of tobacco, forest floor and graphite.
Yes, we have noticed that the monster Zins of the '70s are still in fashion. And yes, just like fashion they command monster prices based on their "big" alcohol, "big" flavors, and "big" bottles. But Frog's Leap Zin is different: you can't use this stuff to light your charcoal grill.
Maybe it's that we found our early inspiration for Zinfandel from a different source — instead of reinventing Zinfandel, we looked to the past and the incredible Zins of the '40s and '50s. Those wines taught us the lessons that the old-timers knew: that field blends of Petite Sirah, Carignane, and Napa Gamay all picked at ripeness (not as raisins) added color, aromatics, and earthy complexity. In other words, the help of other varietals was needed to reveal the Zinfandel grape's true flavors. These principles form the foundation for our wine today.
John Williams grew up in Western New York and originally attended Cornell University to extend his studies as a dairyman. A fortuitous work-study program at Taylor Wine Company and a few bottles of wine later, John entered the Enology and Viticulture Masters Program at UC Davis. Following Davis, he returned to the Finger Lakes as the start-up winemaker at Glenora Wine Cellars. Taking inspiration from his first Napa Valley winemaking post in the cellars of Stag's Leap, John began making wine commercially in 1981 and named the new operation "Frog's Leap."
Frog's Leap presents a relaxed approach to enjoying wine. An easy hospitality and warm sense of humor is juxtaposed with a more serious sensibility when making wine. Frog's Leap produces some of Napa Valley's finest wines and, undoubtedly, has one of the wine world's best mottos: "Time's Fun When You're Having Flies."
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It's the same kind of mindset his parents have had: "It's OK, we just do things a little differently," Sue Ellen said.
In fact, for a long time, the casual observer would have had a hard time knowing anything was wrong with Derek. "People would always say, 'He looks great,'" Sue Ellen said.
Put Derek next to his peers, though, and it is and was clear he was behind. At the root of the problem, Sue Ellen said, is a missing protein called dystrophin. Without dystrophin, the muscles in people with Duchenne muscular dystrophy start to disintegrate.
It sounds simple enough: find a way to get that protein inside the body of kids with Duchenne. But science is rarely simple, which is why funds are needed to continue researching muscular dystrophy and how to treat, and hopefully cure, it, Sue Ellen said.
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Last year's game in honor of Derek was played at the Dutchmen's home field in downtown Albany, Bleecker Stadium. This year, the Dutchmen move to the Plumeri Sports Complex, and so does the charity game.
"It's really just a phenomenal place to watch a game," Brinkman said. "The facilities have been significantly upgraded."
Both Brinkman and Sue Ellen stressed that the softball game is fun for all ages. Brinkman added that the same is true of Dutchmen games, which give college players the chance to use wooden bats like professional players do (the college game uses aluminum bats). The Dutchmen's home season starts June 9 and features 26 home contests.
As for the softball game, players include Bob Kovachick and Jason Gough of WNYT, as well as players from The Spotlight, The Times Union and the National Association of Letter Carriers, as MDA is their nationally sponsored charity. The Plumeri Sports Complex is on Frisbie and McCarty avenues at the foot of I-787 in Albany. Admission to the game is $5, with all proceeds benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association.""
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Barry, Monica and , University of Strathclyde (2007) Listening and learning: the reciprocal relationship between worker and client. Probation Journal, 54 (4). pp. 407-422. ISSN 0264-5505
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The relationship between worker and client has for the best part of 100 years been the mainstay of probation, and yet has recently been eroded by an increased emphasis on punishment, blame and managerialism. The views of offenders are in direct contradiction to these developments within the criminal justice system and this article argues that only by taking account of the views of those at the 'coal face' will criminologists, policy makers and practitioners be able to effect real change in crime rates. The article thus focuses on the views of a sample of previously persistent offenders in Scotland about offending, desistance and how the system can help them. It explores not only their need for friendship and support in youth but also the close association between relationships and the likelihood of offending. It also demonstrates the views of offenders themselves about the importance of the working relationship with supervising officers in helping them desist from crime. The article concludes that the most effective way of reducing offending is to re-engage with the message of the Probation Act of 100 years ago, namely, to 'advise, assist and befriend' offenders rather than to 'confront, challenge and change' offending behaviour.
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Keywords: | desistance, probation, relationships, youth offending, social work, Social Sciences (General), Social pathology. Social and public welfare, Law |
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Apprehending more trouble, the authorities, for the first time in a week, imposed curfew on Srinagar and asked people to remain indoors.
Additional police and CRPF personnel were deployed. Prayers in central Jamia Masjid and other major mosques could not be offered on Friday due to restrictions enforced by the government. Kashmir's head priest Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and other separatist leaders were put under house arrest. Police sealed all roads leading to the Eidgah as Hurriyat Conference (Geelani) asked people to reach there to register their protest against alleged human rights violations.
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Despite curfew slogan-shouting people took out processions in several places in Srinagar, Sopore, Baramulla, Handwara and Kupwara and clashed with police. At least 60 people, including several policemen, were injured in the clashes.
Two of them are stated to be critical in hospital. Abdur Rashid Paul, Additional Superintendent of Police, Kupwara, and guard of another police official of Handwara were among those injured. An attempt by a mob to attack the house of Lok Sabha MP Shariefuddin Shariq in Handwara was foiled by the police guards.
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People are facing difficulties on account of shortage of food and other essential items. "We are not able to go out. We do not have even milk for babies," said a resident from Nowhatta in Srinagar downtown. Reports from Baramulla and Sopore also suggest that a crisis on this account was brewing.
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, head of a faction of the Hurriyat Conference, expressed strong resentment over the continuing curfew and prevention of people going for Friday congregations in the major mosques of the valley.
'Whenever Kashmiri people bring momentum in the peaceful struggle for their right to 'self-determination,' the Government of India blames Pakistan and tries to misguide everyone, both at the national and international level,' the Mirwaiz said in a statement here.
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It might be a shock for you to learn this, but those who pray the Liturgy of the Hours read the following this very morning:
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praise him with lute and harp
Praise him with timbrel and dance
praise him with strings and pipes
Just to be clear, a tambourine and a timbrel pretty much the same sort of thing. Some translations of the Bible actually use the word "tambourine." They are mentioned throughout the psalms (the above is from Psalm 150) as being used to offer praise and worship to the Lord.
So it would appear that God has zero problem with the things.
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Spectroscopic ellipsometry applied to phase transitions in solids: possibilities and limitations
Optics Express, Vol. 17, Issue 16, pp. 14322-14338 (2009)
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The possibilities of in situ spectroscopic ellipsometry applied to phase transitions investigation in oxide thin films and crystals are examined in this work, along with the use of various parameters calculated from ellipsometric data (band gap energy Eg , refractive index n and surface roughness) together with the directly measured main ellipsometric angles ψ and Δ, for the detection of phase transitions. The efficiency of spectroscopic ellipsometry on "surface" phase transition and its sensitivity to surface defects are also demonstrated.
© 2009 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(160.4760) Materials : Optical properties
(160.6840) Materials : Thermo-optical materials
(240.0240) Optics at surfaces : Optics at surfaces
(240.0310) Optics at surfaces : Thin films
(240.2130) Optics at surfaces : Ellipsometry and polarimetry
(130.2260) Integrated optics : Ferroelectrics
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Optics at Surfaces
Original Manuscript: May 26, 2009
Revised Manuscript: July 9, 2009
Manuscript Accepted: July 13, 2009
Published: July 31, 2009
Alexandr Dejneka, Ilze Aulika, Vladimir Trepakov, Jaromir Krepelka, Lubomir Jastrabik, Zdenek Hubicka, and Anna Lynnyk, "Spectroscopic ellipsometry applied to phase transitions in solids: possibilities and limitations," Opt. Express 17, 14322-14338 (2009)
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Review:"Quirky and wonderful, this story quietly celebrates a child's ingenuity and her ability to change the world around her." Booklist (Starred Review)
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Review:"Klassen's pacing...is impeccable. The final spread, all light and yarn-covered tree limbs, brings Barnett's clever, quiet yarn full circle, to a little girl and a town, now colorful and happy." The Horn Book Magazine (Starred Review)
Review:"Possesses the qualities of the old-fashioned magical realism that you find in the most enduring nursery books." The Wall Street Journal
About the AuthorMac Barnett is the author of several picture books, including Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem, Guess Again!, and Oh No!: Or How My Science Project Destroyed the World. He also writes the Brixton Brothers series of mysteries. Mac is the founder of the Echo Park Time Travel Mart, a convenience store for time travelers, and serves on the board of 826LA, a nonprofit writing and tutoring center.
Jon Klassen grew up in Niagara Falls, Canada, and now lives in Los Angeles, California. He is the author and illustrator of I Want My Hat Back, as well as the illustrator of Cats' Night Out by Caroline Stutson, Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett, and the other books in the Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place series. He also created concept art for Coraline, the stop-motion animated film based on the book by Neil Gaiman. What Our Readers Are SayingAdd a comment for a chance to win!Average customer rating based on 1 comment:
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NFL's executive vice president content with current role
Updated: September 9, 2008, 6:32 PM ET
Chris Mortensen | ESPN.com
Even as the NFL Players Association is in the preliminary stages of finding an eventual permanent successor for the late Gene Upshaw, who died unexpectedly on Aug. 27, one prominent candidate all but withdrew his name Tuesday in consideration as the new union boss.
Ray Anderson, the NFL's executive vice president of football operations since joining the league in prior to the 2006 season, said he is content with staying on the other side of the league fence. After being recently contacted by ESPN about his potential candidacy, Anderson released a statement: "The fact that my name has been mentioned as a potential candidate to replace Gene Upshaw is a tremendous compliment. But it is also a fact that I am, respectfully, not a candidate for Gene's position. I love my job and want to continue working with commissioner [Roger] Goodell, the NFL clubs, and Gene's eventual successor to make our league even better." While no formal search has commenced, Anderson had been contacted by union representatives to informally gauge his interest, according to sources. Last week, the NFLPA quietly formed a sub-committee to choose a search firm that will assist a process to have Upshaw's successor in place by next March. Richard Berthelsen is the NFLPA's interim executive director and has stated that he intends to assist the union through its next critical labor negotiations with the owners. The sub-committee consists of NFLPA president Kevin Mawae of the Tennessee Titans, Tony Richardson of the New York Jets, Mike Vrabel of the New England Patriots, Jeff Saturday of the Indianapolis Colts, Domonique Foxworth of the Atlanta Falcons and former player Donovin Darius. Once a search firm is in place, the sub-committee will work with the firm on establishing a profile for the job, identify worthy candidates, vet the candidates, narrow the list so that formal interviews can occur at the end of the 2008 season and recommend a successor by the NFLPA's annual meetings in March. Anderson has a comprehensive resume for a leadership position. When he was promoted in February 2007 to his current position, his areas of responsibility include player personnel, officiating, on-field player discipline, rules and regulations compliance, youth tackle football, as well as Competition Committee Liaison. Prior to joining the NFL, Anderson, a three-year football letterman at Stanford University, spent four seasons as the executive vice president and chief administrative officer of the Falcons. He worked closely with Falcons' president, Rich McKay, and was responsible for overseeing player contracts, the salary cap and legal affairs, among other responsibilities. Anderson, 54, joined the Falcons from the coaches' division of Octagon, where he served as a Sports Agent for NFL coaches and players. He represented several current NFL head coaches. In November of 2002, Anderson was named to the NFL Committee on Workplace Diversity by former commissioner Paul Tagliabue. A year later he was voted one of the "101 Most Influential Minorities in Sports" by Sports Illustrated. A native of Los Angeles, Anderson was an all-league high school quarterback and shortstop. As a scholarship athlete, he played both football and baseball at Stanford, earning a Political Science degree in 1976. In 1979, he graduated from Harvard Law School. Anderson began his professional career as an attorney at Kilpatrick & Cody in Atlanta, working primarily in labor law litigation. In 1987, he launched a sports agency, AR Sports, specializing in the representation of NFL coaches and players, which merged with Octagon in 2001. Chris Mortensen covers the NFL for ESPN.- ESPN Senior NFL Analyst
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Gene Upshaw (1945-2008)
Hall of Fame guard (Raiders, 1967-81) and NFL Players Association executive director Gene Upshaw has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 63.
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Bruno Mars Drags A Piano Through L.A. In New Music Video for "Grenade" [VIDEO]
Bruno Mars displays the darker side of love in the just released music video "Grenade," off his debut album Doo-Wops & Hooligans. In the video, Bruno carries the weight of a piano through the streets of L.A. in his attempt to display what he'll do for his love. With depictions of rain falling, a broken photo frame, a priest, and concluding with a suggestedly morbid scene on train tracks, the video serves justice to the song that rocketed to the top of multiple charts.
Mars explained in an interview the song is "about loving someone so deeply, and the pain of knowing that the person you love does not feel the same." Yet the singer also cautions "the actions in this video serve as a metaphor, and should not be taken literally. I am aware of the power of visual media, and I encourage everyone who watches this video to understand that it is an artistic interpretation of the song, and not something to imitate."
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According to this site, school is synonymous with jail. No wonder our children are faltering!
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The state Senate is proposing that New York authorize video lottery terminals at international airport departure terminals to catch gamblers on their way out of the country.
The airports serving Buffalo, Albany and Syracuse, among others, appear to be out of luck.
The Senate budget resolution says it's for international departure terminals located within a city of one million or more.
That would appear to apply as proposed only to Kennedy and LaGuardia airports in New York City.
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Apparently we don't teach basic gun safety at BUDS. This guy was thinking with the wrong head and blew off the other in an attempt to use he first. STUPID and to think that we spent thousands to train this guy - failure of the system.
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quote:I'm sure every cable operator has a different cost for the "boxes" and I definitely have not been privy myself to a copy of their purchase order. However, I can say based on other CE devices if a fairly large cable operator is paying the prices you stated for their boxes in volume, I think I would start bidding for other OEM manufacturers if I was that cable operator.
quote:I don't want to speak on behalf of the CE vendors, but if you compare the proposal the CE vendors came up with versus OCAP (tru2way) there are a few distinct differences.
quote:How Does tru2way Differ from the ¡°DCR+¡± Proposal?Unlike tru2way, the ¡°Digital Cable Ready Plus¡± (DCR+) proposal, which has been put forward by the Consumer Electronics Association, will not bring two-way plug and play devices to the market soon, if ever. It is based on specifications and standards that don¡¯t exist and can¡¯t be delivered to consumers by the February 2009 digital TV transition.Other shortcomings of this approach include:¡ö¡°DCR+¡± devices would be instantly archaic; they would only receive a subset of existing interactive cable services and no future ones.¡öConsumer electronics (CE) companies offer absolutely no assurance that any CE company would ever actually build a ¡°DCR+¡± device ¨C or that any consumer would want one if it were built. Beyond cable operators, content owners and others have said DCR+ is a nonstarter for them.¡öThe FCC¡¯s approach should be guided by practical lessons from the CE industry¡¯s failed experiment with one-way digital cable products, which are not able to receive interactive cable services. In 2002, CE companies insisted that consumers would want a one-way plug-and-play TV. Cable complied, but one-way sets failed in the market because consumers wanted interactive services.


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