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Royal Nakara Ao Nang
155/4-7 Moo 3, Ao Nang
Muang, Krabi, 81000
Ao Nang, Nopparattara
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The Royal Nakara Ao Nang is located in Ao Nang, Nopparattara and is designed in Thai modern architecture and boasts comfortable facilities and typical Thai hospitality. However the hotel is very close to Ao Nang Beach by just 10 minutes walk, and about 30 minutes drive to Krabi International Airport.
We offer guest with 22 well-appointed rooms at Royal Nakara Ao-nang. Every room is decorated in meticulous design. In room facilities are individually Air-conditioned in every room, fully mini-bar set, refrigerator, cable TV, Safe box, welcome coffee & tea set, hair dryer we have in any room types.
We also provide a greatest service such as airport to hotel, airport, city services, tour desk, room service, high speed internet, car/bike rental.
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Date of stay:
Feb 11, 2016
Accommodation and facilities:
Very nice staff. Clean big rooms. A small and cozy pool with jacuzzi. I travel alone but I never felt lonely becuse of the nice staff. Just a 10min walk to the beach. I will come back :) love Emma from Sweden
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Feb 14, 2016
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Emma lilijenbladh
Date of stay:
Nov 13, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Had a great week at the Royal Nakara, requested a room with a view and was given room 601, this is at the top of the hotel with a decent view over sea and mountains. Very large room with King Bed, large balcony, Free Safe, Kitchen facilities and a large shower and toilet. The room was cleaned and bedding seemed to be changed every day!Breakfast was a little monotonous, but there was always plenty to choose from. The pool, although very small, was very welcome in the heat. The staff were always very polite and helpful, so all in all had a very good time at the Royal Nakara, so for the price we payed I would recommend this hotel to anyone.
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Had no problems with Sawadee.com, booking process was clear and easy to use. Would happily use them again.
Nov 19, 2012
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Simon John Clark
Date of stay:
Nov 11, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
The rooms are big and spacious and free wifi is also a plus point. Remember to get a rental bike to travel around in aonang, or tuk tuk priced at 20 bhat per person.
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Was easy and safe. Questions were answered promptly.
Nov 15, 2012
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mugilan s/o murugun
Date of stay:
Feb 21, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
A good, clean hotel in a quiet area about 10 minutes walk from Ao Nang. Rooms are spacious and well equiped. Breakfast was excellent. Not suitable for anyone with mobility problems - there are many steps from reception area to rooms and, no lift. The hotel is also up a steep hill from the beach area. Sadly, Ao Nang is best avoided. There has been far too much development there. It used to be a peaceful heaven. Now it is noisey, crowded and polluted.
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Feb 24, 2012
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Clive Wood
Date of stay:
Dec 17, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Loved this hotel, very good value for money! Superfriendly staff ^^ Would love to stay here again. They clean the rooms daily and the rooms are wellequipped with AC, hot shower, minibar and TV with some english channels (mostly Thai though). Only negative things are: * Small pool with no area to sit around it. I m not much into hanging around the pool so it was no problem for me though. * Sometimes they were a bit slow on refilling the breakfast buffé. *Not very nice view from hotel. Good things: *Clean, spacious and beautiful rooms. *Close to beach (8 minute walk) *Friendly and helpful staff *Very nice breakfast buffé with bacon, sausages, toast, yoghurt, cereal, fresh fruit etc. and on demand they made you egg/omelet. I really recommend Royal Nakara!
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No problem, very efficient and easy.
Dec 20, 2011
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Lovisa Hassler
Date of stay:
Jan 05, 2010
Accommodation and facilities:
very good value (good service, nice rooms, near to Ao Nang)
Reservation service:
no problem booking was ok
Jan 24, 2010
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REMY Laurence
Date of stay:
Sep 22, 2009
Accommodation and facilities:
I chose the hotel as it was an extremely good price for the way it looked and I was only staying there over night before getting the boat to Railay Beach.\r\n\r\nI found it on Trip Advisor. The hotel is extremely clean and the staff are so very helpful! They were willing to talk to me for ages when I had so many questions for them on Thailand. The room I stayed in (Deluxe Seaview) was very spacious. Not as luxurious as the photos make it look but for the price, you cannot go wrong. Cleanliness was vital for me and this it was. \r\n\r\nSea view is a little leadig. Yes, you can see a tiny strip of sea on the horizon, but the hotel is not at th beach. It is a good walking distance or drive by Tuk tuk or car.\r\n\r\nI would suggest if you book through an agent, DO NOT book the hotel transfer unless you want to pay extra for the luxury of a spacious air conditioned van. You can get a taxi for the taxi desk at the hotel for 150THB wheras the hotel transfer costs 700THB. It is not the hotel who arrange this fee but the seperate company who offer this service. It is a great service, but you have to be willing to pay the price and if on a budget, don\ t fall into this trap.\r\n\r\nNo wireless/lan internet in the room, but wireless internet downstairs in the lobby.\r\n\r\nOverall, basic and clean accommodation with lovely staff.\r\n\r\n...**Note for hotel...you must work on your Google ratings. I could not find your site, but found the booking agent sawdee.com. They should be on your site but should come after your rating on Google. Speak to whomever designs your website. I have copied everything I have written here and sent it to you and Trop Advisor in case anything is missed out when I post it.
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Booking service efficient and extremely quick to reply to queries, but take note on my hotel transfer explanation.
Oct 08, 2009
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Melody Sky
Date of stay:
Feb 10, 2009
Accommodation and facilities:
Royal Nakara is a very small hotel located about 15 minutes from the beach. The place is very clean and the staff is very helpful and attentive. The pool is rather small. We stayed there for 3 nights and breakfast was the same every single day.
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Feb 12, 2009
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Sharon Oh Beng Imm
Date of stay:
Feb 10, 2009
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We stayed there for 3 nights. The place is clean and staff is very helpful. We didn t have much view. We were facing some squatter area. Breakfast was ok but we were served the same thing everyday. it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the beach but that was ok since there were alot of shops along the way. The hotel pool is rather small.
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Feb 12, 2009
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Sharon Oh Beng Imm
Date of stay:
Dec 28, 2008
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We recommend the hotel. The Breakfast was sufficient. A new and clean hotel.
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Everything was working including the pickup from Krabi airport.
Jan 26, 2009
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Per Strömgren
Date of stay:
Dec 24, 2008
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It is a nice hotel, when i asked the staff it was just 1 yr old. Seems like a family run business, all staff arev very friendly and helpful, even hauling a tuk tuk for us by driving to another hotel when there is none. It has a lovely small pool, we loved to use it after a day s of sun tanning abd the rooms are real big and spacious, would love to go back there again!
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Dec 28, 2008
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Darren Lee Deliang
Date of stay:
Sep 27, 2008
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Very good! We have a very great experience there. Staffs are friendly, rooms are clean and spacious, especially the balcony!Definately you will like it if you are there. For sure i choose to stay there again if i visit to krabi again!
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Very good, fast and secure!
Oct 04, 2008
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Tan Yen Ling
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Royal Nakara Ao Nang...
proudly presents the perfect combination of the Thai modern architecture, infrastructure, comfortably facilities and typical Thai hospitality with warm, friendliness and courtesy services by the professional staff with the treatment displaying the uniquely characteristic quality of the Thai Host.
Designed at Royal Nakara comprises exquisite verity of rooms that afford the Thai modern architecture and the comfort of amenities blending the traditional with the sophisticated. Each room further provides a spacious private large balcony, idea spots for in-room activities such as; private dinner sun bathing etc, while the typical Thai host is widely feature to create an ambiance in harmony with the surrounding.
We have 22 luxurious rooms at Royal Nakara Ao-nang. Every room are decorated in meticulous design. The majority of the rooms provide the view of the sea and the mountains from the large balcony was superb. The rooms on the top floor have sun bed that you can lie down and take a sunbath from your very large room's balcony. The Room Facilities at The Royal Nakara Ao nang feature to support your life style with the ample modern amenities that make your impressive stay.
:: Standard Room ::
:: Superior Room ::
:: Deluxe Room ::
In room amenities
Individually air-conditioned in every room
Cable TV with remote control
DVD player in every room
IDD telephone
Safe deposit box in room
Refrigerator in room
Fully mini bar set
Welcome coffee & tea set
Welcome fruit juice drink
Welcome fruit set in room
Baby cots
Hair dryer in every room
Bathroom with hot and cool shower
Daily maid service
Wake up call service
Swimming pool with water power stream jests and child pool
Lounge - Thai, Western & Seafood Restaurant
Pool bar service
Room service
All major credit cards are accepted
Conference room (Capacity 20 pax)
Electrical voltage 220 AC
High speed internet service
Stamps & mail service
Laundry & dry cleaning
Medical service (On call)
Tour desk service
Car, Jeep and motorbike rental
Transportation service airport - hotel - airport
Transportation service city - hotel - city
Taxi service
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Private balcony
P.C. connection in room
Private dinner in room
Breakfast on bed
Complimentary cake for birthday, honeymooner
Royal Nakara Ao Nang
is situated on the west, in between Ao Nang beach and Nopparattara National Park beach. Placed by the hillside with view point facing to the sunset in Andaman Sea.
From Krabi Airport, approximately 30 minutes by driving
Bus Station, approximately 20 minutes
Town, approximately 15 minutes
10 minutes walk to either Ao Nang Beach or Nopparattara Beach
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A beginner's course for Biologists and Bioinformatics students
By Andrea Cabibbo, Ph.D.
This online book is a 101 web development and programming course mainly aimed at Biology students that are planning to direct their career toward Bioinformatics and/or to deploy web sites, web applications or web-based resources for their research projects.
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Winston update; UM, UF tip times announced; Fins book more draft visits; Heat, Canes
The Sunday buzz column is below. First, two quick late Sunday night updates:
1) Agent Drew Rosenhaus said on his weekly WSVN-7 segment that free agent offensive tackle Eric Winston "would really like to play" for the Dolphins and that the Dolphins have interest, but that the situation is "fluid." But the Dolphins have had a week to strike a deal since he visited and so far have not.
The Dolphins, as of Saturday, had not shown any interest in free agent Bryant McKinnie, who also has expressed interest in the Dolphins. Miami also has considered a trade for Kansas City tackle Branden Albert.
2) UM's Sweet 16 game against Marquette was set for 7:15 p.m. Thursday on CBS, with Verne Lundquist and Bill Raftery announcing. Florida's regional semifinal game against Florida Gulf Coast is scheduled for approximately 10 p.m. Friday on TBS, with Marv Albert and Steve Kerr announcing.
A six pack of Dolphins notes:
### Though it might not necessarily be the best fit with Miami�s pick at No. 12, the Dolphins want to add defensive backs in next month�s NFL Draft and have begun quietly reaching out to several.
According to sources, the Dolphins have booked the draft�s best safety, Texas� Kenny Vaccaro, to visit team headquarters and are working on bringing FSU cornerback Xavier Rhodes here, too. The Dolphins like several corners in the draft, including Oregon State�s Jordan Poyer.
And here�s a sleeper alert: According to an Arkansas State source, the Dolphins have spent a lot of time with explosive under-the-radar safety/corner Don Jones � the Patriots also like him � and are summoning him to Davie to meet with team executives. Jones, a great athlete with good speed, could go in the mid-to-late rounds.
A defensive back might not make sense at 12 if Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner is long gone, as expected, by Miami�s pick. Mel Kiper projects Vaccaro to go 16th, noting he�s �sound in coverage, takes great angles, makes very good reads.� But safety isn�t a huge need, and he had just five career interceptions.
Draftinsider.net's Tony Pauline said No. 12 would be too high for Rhodes, and he�s not the perfect scheme fit for Miami because press man is his specialty and the Dolphins will play some zone.
Besides Milliner, Kiper has only two other first-round corners: Rhodes 29th and Washington�s Desmond Trufant 28th. Todd McShay has Rhodes 28th and Connecticut�s Blidi Wreh-Wilson 29th.
### If Miami waits until picks 42 or 54 for a cornerback, Pauline sees five possible options: Mississippi State�s Johnthan Banks (�problem is he�s a liability down the field, because of his lack of speed�); perhaps Wreh-Wilson (decent chance he will be gone by 42; �great cover skills but a lot of injuries the past two years�); Boise State�s 5-11 Jamar Taylor (�underrated, could go earlier than 42�); Virginia Tech�s Logan Ryan (speed a question); and Poyer.
Other evaluators also would include in that group Mississippi State�s Darius Slay (fastest defensive back at the Combine) and San Diego State�s Leon McFadden, who�s also fast but at 5-10 struggles sometimes against bigger, more physical receivers.
Southeast Louisiana�s Robert Alford, Utah State�s Will Davis, Connecticut�s Dwayne Gratz, and William & Mary�s B.W. Webb could be Miami options at 77 or 82, if they�re still available. So might North Carolina State�s David Amerson, who had 13 interceptions in 2011 but �was beaten far too much last season,� Kiper said. Some have UM�s Brandon McGee in the third/fourth round range, some later.
The cornerback class overall �looks deeper now, with Trufant, Rhodes and a handful of others running well to back up the tape,� Kiper said.
What about former LSU cornerback Tyrann Mathieu, a 2011 All-American and Heisman Trophy finalist who was kicked off LSU�s team before last season (reportedly for failed drug tests) and later arrested for marijuana possession?
Miami hasn�t shown interest so far, and Kiper said he�s a fourth- or fifth-round pick. �He�s not a great cover guy,� Kiper said. �But day three is when you roll the dice on him. He can help your defense and special teams.�
### The Dolphins are showing considerable interest in North Carolina and former St. Thomas Aquinas running back Giovani Bernard, who spent five hours at Dolphins headquarters Thursday. Bernard, an option for Miami�s picks at 42 and 54, had 1228 rushing yards (6.7 per carry), 490 receiving yards and two punt returns for touchdowns in 2012.
Miami also will do a private workout with Clemson�s Andre Ellington, another potential second-round back. The Dolphins want a back that can compete with Daniel Thomas for carries behind likely starter Lamar Miller, who �impressed us,� Philbin said because he�s �instinctive� and has �explosiveness.�
### We hear that after being badly outbid by St. Louis for Jared Cook, Miami made a late run at Martellus Bennett, but the Bears offered him a bit more. The Dolphins then signed Dustin Keller.
They love Keller�s receiving skills, but Joe Philbin admitted �we have to work with him� on blocking. Philbin said �we are going to keep looking� for tight ends. Miami prefers to add a skilled blocker to the Keller/Charles Clay/Michael Egnew troika, with Cincinnati mid-rounder Travis Kelce among those drawing Dolphins interest.
### Quarterback has gone from a liability to an asset in luring free agents. New Dolphins receiver Brandon Gibson said of Ryan Tannehill: �I�ve watched tons of film and think he�s going to be one of the better young quarterbacks in the NFL. He�s got a big arm, very intelligent.� Said Keller: �Very impressed with him. Like his game a lot.�
### Philbin said the Dolphins studied every catch and drop by Mike Wallace the past two years and suggests people sell him short if they view him as just a deep threat.
### Besides pursuing cornerback Brent Grimes, the Dolphins also made an inquiry on Tracy Porter, an associate said. But they�ve so far stayed away from mid-30s vets like Antoine Winfield.
### Philbin said the Dolphins believe new linebackers Dannell Ellerbe and Philip Wheeler �might be able to make a couple more impactful plays� than Karlos Dansby and Kevin Burnett. Meanwhile, the Dolphins internally have discussed the possibility of playing Koa Misi at middle linebacker, though Ellerbe still could end up there.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/sport...#storylink=cpy
Giovanni!! -> could be smoke -> but 5 hr smoke screen?
I'm not sure but something in my gut tells me Miami is sold on their existing tackles, like Yeatman, and may draft one in round 3. Don't know if there is enough difference between Winston and Yearman to justify the big difference in money for each one. Now they could very well draft OG in round 1 if Cooper is there when they pick.
Yeatman? Seriously. Absolutely reckless.
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Bel-Cam Jos, I was a winner of the Academic Decathalon in Jr High and High School both - and both times for my writing / essay contest.
Duh. I'm a writer. So some people think I'm pretty good. Or thought so once anyway.
Actually, since my parents have both died, I had come across my medals from the Academic Decathalons that my parents had saved. I won some for some other subjects, too - but I don't remember which. I'd have to go look. But I took the gold (first place) for my writing every time (not exagerating).
Anyway, what do I do with that stuff? I don't really need to keep it. It made my parents proud and I'm not really going to have kids to show them to anyway. I've just felt troubled about throwing them away, ya know?
On the other hand, there are group pictures of my Jr. High and High School teams that I'm in standing next to one of the prettiest girls in my respective schools. We were always on the teams together and I used to love looking up her skirt and she knew it and let me. It is one of my fondest memories from my grammar school days over Academic Decathalons, sports, dances, etc. Oh I did manage to go out with her and "run around the horn," but just the fact that we fooled around DURING school hours was awesome!
I want to save those pictures but I don't know if it's perverted. She is the same age as I am today, and we're actually still friends, but I'm digging her Jr. High picture because of the memories....Hmmmm. Do I need an ankle bracelet? (or a long trench coat and a hallpass?)
Anyway, this girl was really smart too. We competed with each other to graduate at the top of our classes. She won as I gave more time over to working for money so I could afford to take her out. I should have figured that she was only dating me to sabotage me!
Hmmm. Switching over to Facebook in a sec to ask her. That's a question from out of the blue and over 20 years ago, huh?


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The Hope College Visiting Writers Series will be presenting poet Steve Orlen and this year's winner of the Flannery O' Connor Award for Short Fiction, Kellie Wells, on Thursday, Dec. 4, at 7 p.m. at the Knickerbocker Theatre.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Wells's first short story collection, "Compression Scars," not only won the O'Connor award but also won the Great Lakes College Association New Writers Award and was a finalist for the Dove Heinz Prize. Wells has also garnered the Rona Jaffe Award for Emerging Women Writers, the only fiction writer to do so this year.
Writer Peter Ho Davies has described Wells's writing as "slyly comic, yet deeply felt," noting that her fiction "embraces the sacred weirdness of everyday life."
Currently Wells is completing her second novel, "Fat Girl, Terrestrial." She teaches at Washington University in St. Louis. She received her doctorate in English and creative writing from Western Michigan University.
Orlen is the author of six volumes of poetry, including "This Particular Eternity," published in 2001. Orlen's poetry has appeared in numerous magazines and been widely anthologized. The winner of three National Endowment for the Arts grants, Orlen was also awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1999.His previous books include "Permission to Speak," "A Place At the Table" and "The Bridge of Sighs." Orlen currently teaches in the Creative Writing Program at the University of Arizona in Tucson and in the low-residency program at Warren Wilson College.
"Orlen is a wonderful poet and one of the best practitioners of free verse writing today," writer Stephen Dobyns has said.
The Hope College Jazz Ensemble will precede the reading with a 6:30 p.m. performance.
The Knickerbocker Theatre is located in downtown Holland at 86 E. Eighth St.


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By Ben Levisohn
For as long as I can remember, the airlines have been a sector where money goes to die. The stocks–predecessors to the likes of today's United Continental Holdings (UAL), American Airlines (AAL) and Delta Air Lines (DAL)–would surge as the economy picked up, then plunge as their shaky finances came to the fore.
Has that started to change? Deutsche Bank's Michael Linenberg and team believe it has. They explain why they believe airlines are "becoming an 'investable' sector":
We believe that many of the positive industry trends observed in 2013 will continue into 2014 plus the sector should benefit from a modestly better US and global economy. As such, we are projecting 2014 net profits for the industry of $7.6 billion, an increase of 14% compared to 2013 (pretax profits are up 24%), which increased 67% versus 2012. Also, we are estimating a further reduction in industry debt levels which will contribute to a 1.0 point improvement in pretax margin to 6.5%. Furthermore, a more rational airline industry not only means improved financial returns and ample free cash flow, but excess cash to return to shareholders. We saw the commencement of that in 2013 and believe that trend will continue going forward.
For those that doubt the shift, Linenberg offers this chart of free-cash flow for legacy airlines going back to 1985:
Their advice: Stick with the "Big Four:" United Continental, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines (LUV) and Delta Air Lines, in that order.
Shares of United Continental have surged 8.3% to 44.44 at 1:33 p.m. today after releasing stunningly good revenue numbers, while American Airlines has risen 5.4% to $29.12, Southwest Airlines has advanced 1.6% to $20.51 and Delta Air Lines has gone up 4.1% to $31.01.
Barron's Steven Sears suggests playing United Continental with options.


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This io9 article: http://io9.com/is-disney-struggling-...vie-1567565055
says that Disney is having difficulty figuring out how to do a Boba Fett movie and is trying to regroup to come up with an approach.
My question immediately became: how should they do a Boba Fett movie?
While the commenters over on io9 said to just go with Yojimbo/A Fistful of Dollars, the first thing that sprung to mind was Friday the 13th, with Fett as Jason Voorhees. Now, obviously that couldn't be the whole movie and instead of sexy teens getting killed at Crystal Lake it'd have to be bounty victims from across the galaxy - whether evil gangsters or Rebel spies or political enemies. But disintegrations? YEAH BOY!
That also isn't quite enough though, you do want to have some level of character development in it, so I'm thinking flashbacks to his earlier days getting started - perhaps during an injury where he's got to recover. Showing developing new weapons, building his network of colleagues, and explaining the braids (I'm thinking the brown ones are tracking escaped wookiee slaves, the blonde ones are surviving Jedi, a little switcheroo so you think it's just one thing and then it's another).
I remember one of the best things about Batman Begins was when the titular character goes after Detective Flass and then stealthily stalks the criminals at the dockside battle before getting the mob boss trapped in his limo. I think that'd make a keen framework for the final act, focus on the target so big no other bounty hunter has dared tried to get him and then Boba Fett dismantles every security measure through various tricks of the trade, gets beat up by the big bad, and finally brings in his prey to collect. Maybe a little epilogue tag showing how all the profits on that mission got eaten up by the mission itself, but no big deal to Boba Fett.
There shouldn't be much in the way of dialogue from Fett, although I would like to see characters discussing his legend as it builds in the flashbacks.
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Rebel had the same problem, low sperm count with some missing heads or tails. Repro vet stated cause was stress. We took him out of training for several months, put him on Omega 3-6-9 and when he went back for another sperm count, they were all normal, complete with heads and tails, swimming all in the right direction and about 90 - 95% motility.
This is an interesting thread...helpful to me for my older boy. He does get hip/joint supplement plus oils, however not the same makers so may try switching.
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'Should a problem arise when we're on the water, I phone Hugh and he provides all the information I need for an instant fix. Then, when we're back at the dock, Hugh turns up to check everything's okay.'
The America's Cup move to super-fast AC72 catamarans means there are now more Yamaha engines hard at work that ever before.
As Chris Salthouse explains, every time the ETNZ AC72 leaves the dock, five RIBs are in close attendance.
'Two small Protectors – dubbed the tugs – push and pull the yacht in the desired direction. Our 13.7-metre (45ft) catamaran chase boat, Chase 1, is rafted alongside for extra push and shove if necessary and chase boats 2 and 3 are never far away.'
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And now for some blog-honesty…I haven't gotten rid of one single book.
I tried. We had visitors for Thanksgiving and I tried to talk them into taking some books with them to read on the way home. But they already had plenty of books.
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with the way football is going this weekend i fully expect drew brees to have a career ending injury tomorrow. then to top off the disaster that was this weekend somehow obama will run away with the election. i swear someone will die this week
Wow can't believe I'm going to lose with AP and Forte. frick Nicks and Antonio Brown!
quote:you may win the battle but the war is far from over and i will remain in 1st
I hope I can hold on to my lead tonight
quote:dont even care right now. i'll take saints doing good over fantasy any day
Sooo how much did you spend for Pierre?
quote:yeah but i wasnt going to win this week anyway so i guess i'll give two dancing nanas insted of 3
Well Saints success + Pierre getting work would be double
quote:Got an extra point out of it b/c of PPR
i dont know about you but i wanted the streak to continue. did not want pierre to get that
eta: nevermind just realized it was colston so you dont care
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And while the August 2003 blackout has faded a bit from memory, reliability and utility infrastructure development remain at the top of the list of important issues. Competition also may be resurging, as California again ponders the benefits of retail choice-this time based on a core/noncore market structure.
This year's Regulators Forum spans the different regions of the country, touching all these issues.
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"Arizona utilities have not sought, and the commission has not granted, pre-approval of cost recovery for participation in infrastructure projects. The unique and extraordinary circumstances in Arizona's natural-gas infrastructure support the commission's consideration of pre-approved costs."
Marc Spitzer , Chairman, Arizona Corporation Commission
Q: What is Arizona doing to deal with volatility and increases in natural gas prices, as well as predictions of lack of gas supplies?
A: Two common ways of addressing possible concerns with gas supply reliability and flexibility are the development of natural-gas storage, particularly market area natural-gas storage, and the ability of natural gas-fired electric generation to have a backup fuel source.
The development of natural-gas storage has in recent years been widely recognized as important in enhancing the natural gas infrastructure in Arizona. The existing natural-gas storage on the eastern end of the El Paso system, such as Washington Ranch, provide system benefits, but it takes several days for natural gas to travel from west Texas to Arizona, so production area storage does not provide the same ability to quickly respond to rapidly changing local conditions. It is unclear at this time if or when natural-gas storage facilities will be constructed in Arizona. Additionally, liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports are increasingly being looked at as a substantial source of natural gas supplies in the future, though siting issues remain for LNG facilities.
In a substantial change of course, on Dec. 18, 2003, the Arizona commission proposed a "Policy Statement Regarding New Natural Gas Pipeline and Storage Costs." In this document, the commission made specific policy statements about supply/infrastructure diversity, supply/infrastructure planning, the commission's approach to new infrastructure projects, individual utility circumstances, and reporting.
In two recent decisions, the commission approved applications by Southwest Gas Corp. and Arizona Public Service for pre-approval of certain costs if those entities participate in the Silver Canyon Project, subject to a number of conditions. The Silver Canyon project is a proposed new pipeline which Kinder Morgan Energy Partners would build from the San Juan supply basin in northwest New Mexico to Phoenix and then to the California border. The pipeline would provide additional direct access to San Juan gas as well as indirect access to gas in the central Rockies area. Traditionally, natural-gas prices in the San Juan supply
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I submitted a news item about the
book', the long
awaited autoconf/automake/libtool book.
IMHO a really important book for people who have to set up software project nowadays.
And it is another fine book, available online and for download for free.
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So, dear diary, I found something really cool the other day. Apparently gzip supports appending multiple files to a single file. Eg. The following actually works:
$ gzip < log1 > biglog.gz $ gzip < log2 >> biglog.gz $ gunzip < biglog.gz
The result is just like a "cat log1 log2". In fact, you can even tail a gzipped log:
$ foo | gzip >> biglog.gz $ tail -f biglog.gz | gunzip & $ bar | gzip >> biglog.gz
I haven't had time to look at the gzip code, but it has great implications for the sorts of things I have to work with. For example, I may be able to avoid uncompressing things to work with them, then recompressing. Ie. I'll need a lot less disk. Considering that we have the weblogs for ny.com back to 1994 that's some serious data to cope with. And that's nothing compared to the Terabytes a week at work (Inktomi/Yahoo).
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According to the BSA you may not add to nor take away from the requirements when it comes to advancing a Scout. That would include merit badge work, rank advancement and other skills that require the Scout to show, demonstrate, explain, or discuss. There are provisions for Scouts with disabilities and other handicaps that hinder the Scouts ability to perform a task or requirement. So what?
Well, as always this kind of discussion always seems to pop up and because I seem to seek these discussions out I fell into yet another one the other day with my Dad, a long time Scouter and current Eagle Scout mentor for our Troop. The discussion was about standards.
I am a believer in Tasks, Conditions, and Standards. Let me give you an example.
A Scout is working on his totin chip. There is a discussion about using a knife, bow saw and ax and then the Scout is led to the ax yard. The task is safely use the ax, the standard is to demonstrate that the Scout can handle the ax, split wood, and name the parts of the ax. The conditions are simply that the Scout is in the ax yard with an ax and he properly executes the standard.
Now if the Scout says that he can do it and the leader chooses to accept that then the standard has not been met. If a short cut is allowed, then the task has not been completed.
The totin chip is not the best example, but it does illustrate the concept of task, conditions, and standards. When we add to requirements or worst yet, take away from them, we do not allow the Scout to succeed within the guidelines of the BSA.
Here is my main issue with the lack of maintaining the BSA standard. NOT Adding to or taking way from requirements. My issue is that when we get in the habit of short cutting the standard we render the program invalid.
Here is what I mean. Scout A earns the Eagle Award. He completes all of the requirements with out short cutting, he demonstrates good leadership and through discussion in his Scoutmaster conference has proven that he lives the Scout Oath and Law. He had a project that was worth while and required him to be an effective leader. In short, he earned the award.
Scout B on the other hand, made a choice not to lead in the troop. He did complete all of the requirements, but by and large did just enough to finish. His project was good, but he really didn't have to lead much. He was not around the Troop much, and it was hard to determine whether or not he is living the Scout Oath and Law in his daily life. The Scoutmaster conference left lots of questions regarding leadership and Scout spirit. But because he did complete the requirements, he gets to be an Eagle Scout, right? Task, Conditions, Standards. The standard is something that needs to be looked at. What do the requirements say and did the Scouts do his best. Far to many Scouts are just getting by, yep, even in my Troop. So are we doing the program a service? What about the Scout? Yeah, he gets the badge, but is he demonstrating what it means to be an Eagle Scout? How does the public view him and how does that reflect on Scouting? I know of many people that are Eagle Scouts and most of them still today are what I would consider a person that lives the values, has the skills, and demonstrates the character of a Scout. Others though I wonder how they ever got the badge. I fear that if we blow it and not maintain the standard we will set a new standard that is not in keeping with the BSA and it's program. I think it is worth a look at our program and how we apply the task, condition, and standard in our unit. I think it is time that all units do the same so we can maintain the standards set years ago that lead our Scouts to being men of character.
Worth a look…
Let me know what you think.
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According to the BSA you may not add to nor take away from the requirements when it comes to advancing a Scout. That would include merit badge work, rank advancement and other skills that require the Scout to show, demonstrate, explain, or discuss. There are provisions for Scouts with disabilities and other handicaps that hinder the Scouts ability to perform a task or requirement. So what?


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Family: Cupressaceae, Cypress view all from this family
Description Evergreen tree with a slender trunk and narrow crown. Assumes a shrubby growth form in exposed sites. Bark dark brown to gray, furrowed, fibrous, 3 cm. thick (1.2 in.) splitting into long strands. Shoots occasionally reaching 10 mm. (.4 in.) Ovulate cones up to 25 mm. long (1.0 in.) Staminate cones 3-4 mm. long (.12 - .1 in.).
Dimensions Height: 10-15 m. (30-50 ft.)
Diameter: 0.9 m. (3 ft.).
Habitat Mountains, Scrub, shrub & brushlands.
Range California.
Discussion One of the most widespread of the California Cypresses.
Named for the founder and director of Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum, Charles Sprague Sargent. Mr. Sargent authored the 14-volume Silva of North America.


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The look and feel of sea glass has always appealed to me. Its soft worn edges and muted, matte colors the result of long-term abrasion by sand and water. Sea glass feels so wonderful in your hands: cool and substantial, yet aged and rugged, like it has a story to tell of its adventures.
While out gathering sea glass for my small collection, I stumbled upon the extraordinary: Sea Tile. Yes, little broken shards of tumbled, worn tile that had been long ago discarded and washed up to shore. Where it is from and how it ended up in the ocean, I will not speculate, but the result is extraordinary. It's like typical mosaic pieces but after being thrown into a tumbler. Sea tile has all the luscious, sensual appeal of sea glass, with the added benefit of being a medium that I work with every day.
For now, my sea tile shards reside in a little glass jar next to my larger jar of sea glass. My favorite piece will someday have a new life as a pendant in a dramatic necklace and maybe the others will become adornments on a framed photo or a child's art project. Who knows.
While my sea tile is not really vibrant or plentiful, if you need some additional eye candy, see the South of Rome blog for some spectacular sea tile from the Amalfi coast. Someday...


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With Kihei, Hawaii's best beach just to the south (Charlie Young Beach/Kamaole one), South Maui's best surfing spot to the north & away from noisy South Kihei Rd, guests not only rave about the perfect location of our vacation rental, they also appreciate the professional remodel & our attention to detail.
A 24hr grocery store, movie theatre, Kalama Park, restaurants, yoga studio, shops & gear rentals are all just a short stroll north of us. A health food store, restaurants & other shops are south.
Our South Kihei vacation condo is in a 100% smoke free complex that has a beautiful lush pool area with palm trees swaying overhead, barbecues, a picnic area, a herb garden & fruit trees on the grounds. A solar hot water & solar power system make our complex one of the most eco-friendly complexes in Maui!
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I just reveived a new silk flyline for my Bamboo rod. Right now I am going through the process of greasing it prior to starting the break in process.
My question is:
What are the recommended knots/methods used for flyline to leader connections for silk lines.
I have read that the traditional nail knot will cut into silk....unfortunately.....no alternatives were suggested.
I am thinking of making a small loop in the end, tying it off with silk fly tying thread, and coating with Pliobond. This will let me use aloop-to-loop connection.
I would really appreciate any suggestions you may have. Thanks in advance.
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Edward James Johnson
Edward James Johnson, age 86 of Waunakee, formerly of Blanchardville died on Thursday, July 18, 2013 at the Waunakee Manor.
He was born on June 12, 1927 in a log cabin between Ridgeway and Spring Green to George & Gunhild (Larson) Johnson. He grew up on the family farm in rural Blanchardville, which he farmed all his working years. He started school in Blanchardville speaking only Norwegian. He was in the Air Force from 1951-1955. He married Virginia Mae Johnson on October 27, 1951 in the Liberty Lutheran Church in Deerfield. In 1958 they settled permanently into farming on the Johnson home farm. He was a member of the Blanchardville Lutheran Church, and was a 50 year member of the Dobson-Johnson American Legion Post. He loved playing cards, listening to and dancing to old-time music, and traveling on bus trips in later years. In 1990 Ed and Virginia sold their farm and built their retirement home on a corner of the family farm. A highlight of his life was a 2004 trip to Norway to meet family.
Ed is survived by three children, Bruce (Lisa Fangmann) Johnson of Madison, Sandra (Jeff) Bowen of Janesville, and Susan (Kenneth) Massey of Middleton; Six grandchildren, Kelli (Shawn) Markwald, Danelle (Jacek) Kraszewski, Corey Massey, Maron (Seth) Massey Collins, Naomi (Dannon) Massey Haas, and Scott Bowen; four great grandchildren, Adam, Troy, Savannah and Klay; one sister, Margaret Arneson of Stoughton; companion Beverly Miller and Ed's "buddy" Jim Miller, both of Waunakee; and in-laws, Norma Dibbert, Arlyn & Helen Johnson, Gloria & Ronald Evert and Jim Williams. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his wife Virginia who died on November 26, 1999.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 26, 2013 at 11:00 AM at the Blanchardville Lutheran Church. Rev. Dan Dibbert, nephew of Ed, of the Grace Lutheran Church in Cambridge is officiating. Burial is in the Graceland Cemetery in Blanchardville. Friends may call on Thursday evening, July 25, 2013 from 4:00 until 8:00 PM at the Saether Funeral Home in Blanchardville, and from 10:00 AM until the time of service at the church on Friday.
Online memories and condolences can be shared with the family at www.saetherfuneralhome.com.
The family would like to thank Dr. Jennie Hounshell and the caring staff of the Waunakee Manor.


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