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I was amazed that Amar was there to meet us at 4 am with our two small kids in tow... and he was in touch with us all week, asking how we were doing and if there was anything we needed help with. He even sent us a list of things to see/do in BKK and made recommendations based on the fact that we had our kids with us. So great. Highly recommend. Plus the location is good and the free shuttle to the Metro (BTS) was indispensable.
Very glad with the trip in Amar' lovely condo. Amar is a very hospital owner, we arrived BKK about 2am in the morning. He came to pick us up and show us the every detail of the room. After he finished is almost the 4am in the morning. Amar's carefully introduction and kindly help move us a lot. The facility of this condo is quite good enough for tourist. Bts to any where of BKK is very convenient. I love to stay in the condo for longer time, but lovely house has been booked by others. Thx, Amar!
We arrived in Bangkok from Vienna and I think Amar had just flown in from Paris ... so he did a great job welcoming us to his lovely apartment. Generous supply of goodies in the fridge, a very comfortable apartment and a great swimming pool to cool off - for those of us not used to 32 degrees and high humidity! We loved our stay in the apartment and our visit to Bangkok. Easy to get around with cheap taxi's, tuk-tuk's, motorbikes, BTS (sky train) and the exciting long boats. The apartment is very close to a canal but we didn't find how to use the long boats from our end of town.
Amar made everything very easy and was always accessible by txt of we needed and help.
Thanks Amar for a great stay.
Good luck with your study.
Amar; Went the extra mile, he made us feel not only welcome but spare no effort to make our stay as pleasant as possible. Extremely accommodating and helpful. The location and transportation service to the metro made a huge difference.
We would recommend it to any one whether a family of couples.
Thanks for everything
Muchas Gracias Amar por todo, Realmente fue un apartamento que presto todos los servicios requeridos y no dudaremeos en recomendarlo a amigos y familiares
You can't ask for more when it comes to Amars Condo. It is very clean, comfortable and fully furnished to a very modern living space. The building is away from main streets to minimize any traffic noise, a frequent free shuttle takes you to the near buy shopping plaza and the connected sky train station. Perfect and Convienet location.
As for Amar himself, great guy! Very kind, patient, generous and provides all the info you need to get started. He takes very good care of his tenants. Also a great guy to hang out with.
This was my first time in Bangkok and I could not ask for a better start. Amar is a prime example of a stellar host and I would definitely rent from him again.
Amar's apartment is so nice. You cant ask for more. The free shuttle service from the apartment to bts(the train) was really convenient.
Amar is a great host. Helped us with everything what we need.
I am highly recommend anybody to stay here
Amar was a very friendly host, very helpful, and very patient since we were very late.
His apartment was clean, stylish and very comfortable. Free shuttle but we took cabs out; the security will call for your cabs. Very near BTS, but if taking cab back to apartment, make sure to remember the directions from Amar on how to get from BTS to apartment (very, very near. left turn at Tesco then go straight) since cabs drivers either not know where it is or will take a very long detour. Will definitely stay again and recommend to friends.
Our stay at Amar's place was very relaxed.
Amar gave us a warm welcome. He made us feel at home.
His place is neat and clean and with all comfort.
The neighbourhood is perfect with BTS On Nut and Sukhumvit road nearby, but we also found nice small quarters. We truly recommend Amar's place when you like to experience a bit of Bangkok.
Nicely fitted out with everything you'd need, right down to the extras like complimentary breakfast. Amar is a great host and ensured we we're set up and looked after during our stay.
Clean and modern condo with all the amenities you could want. Free shuttle was nice to take to Tesco store and skytrain. We were able to get anywhere downtown within 9 stops on the skytrain. Kind and helpful owner and stocked cupboards and fridge were an added plus. Would recommend to anyone looking for a small condo to enjoy for holiday. Small but nice.
Thanks Lori, but honestly my apartment is comfortable for 4 people maximum.
You were 5 and (with 3 children).
Probably too small even with 60 square meters.
excellente relation voyageur hôte .
Je recevrai AMAR avec plaisir pour un prochain séjour.
Amar and Tan are a pleasure to have them as my guest. They have al lovely dog Champaign, very sweet. I really hope to see them again.
I wil recommend them to all other facilities.
Je connais très bien le propriétaire: Amar est une personne formidable et digne de confiance. Je connais aussi son appartement de Bangkok, pour y avoir séjourné avant même qu'il ne soit loué. Beau, tout neuf, très moderne, extrêmement propre. Le balcon est vaste, la piscine est très grande, et la navette pour aller à la station de métro très pratique pour un feignant comme moi.
Je recommande sans réserve.
Amar's is my best friend, and I know how honest and reliable this guy is.
I had the opportunity to stay a few days in this superb appartment he is renting now. It's brand new, extremely clean, completely and nicely furnished. The terrace is vast enough for a smoker like me, and the swimming pool really huge.
The shuttle to the BTS station was for me very convenient... all lazy people like me will find it too!


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i have an angel wing begonia ( i believe) and i have 2 begonia's that are really tall ( over a foot) and bloom pink non stop and i have 2 other types of begonia, one that bloom light pink and the other blooms red. I am looking for cuttings of any epi's except night blooming white , adenium obesum ( desert rose, red or pink), peace lily, any echinocereus, any mammillaria, cholla cactus tree ( pink). depends on the trade i can send cuttings or i will trade the whole plant.
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Blueberry Coffee Cake
|Sifted all purpose flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Orange extract
|2 Teaspoon
|Grated orange peel
|1 Teaspoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|Mashed potato
|1 Cup (16 tbs), cooled to room, temperature
|Egg whites
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs), thawed (Fresh Or Frozen)
|Orange cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Blend the flour and baking powder; set aside.
Cream butter, extract, and orange peel.
Add sugar gradually, beating vigorously.
Add egg yolks, one at a time, beating until light and fluffy after each addition.
Mix in mashed potato.
Add dry ingredients in thirds, beating only until blended after each addition.
Beat egg whites and salt until stiff, not dry, peaks are formed.
Gently fold into the batter.
Rinse (if fresh) and thoroughly drain blueberries on absorbent paper; dredge with about 2 tablespoons flour.
Using as few strokes as possible, fold berries into batter.
Turn into greased and floured 3-quart (13x8-inch) shallow baking dish.
Bake at 350°F 35 to 40 minutes, or until cake tests done.
Cool in baking dish on wire rack.
Spread with Orange Cream Icing.
To serve, cut cake into squares, rectangles, or diamond-shaped pieces


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With ballots in all 415 precincts counted, Stolman had 20,965 votes to Atleson's 16,293, unofficial results showed.
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In the apps economy, Google has two distinct identities: it is the provider of the largest and most used global platform with Android and it is one of the leading app publishers for all platforms.
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Kerria Japonica - Keep or remove?
Hello! I perused another, earlier post, from someone regarding their Kerria Japoonica. Seems to be a troublesome plant. I'm having a different issue though. I put one in four years ago in a spot that should have been perfect. I think its a 'Golden Guinea.' Its a good size now. I put in a larger nursery sized piece to start. Anyway, good growth; nice green branches, but it doesn't bloom. I get five or so wimpy little flowers every year and that's it. I'm debating whether to pull it out and stick it somewhere out of the way where it doesn't matter whether it blooms or not. Thoughts? Any ideas as to why I'm not getting flowers?
Agree with Dan. There can be a number of different reasons. The first guess, not knowing all the conditions, might be that you are pruning off the bloom buds by pruning the plant too late in the season. Kerria blooms on year-old wood. The best time to prune it back is right after flowering so that it has time to set new buds. But, it could also be one or more other conditions...
I actually haven't pruned yet. Was planning on doing it this year for the first time. Was told to let plant establish for a few years before starting to prune.
Might it need more acidic soil? I have to Miracid adjacent boxwoods twice a year. I don't add anything to the Kerria. Or could the acid from the boxwoods be bothering it?
It's on the southwest side of my house. In the summer it gets partial shade from an elm to the west.
I have seen double kerria bloom successfully in hot afternoon sun in zone 7A, part shade (morning sun) here in zone 6A right now in clay soil; also sandy soil and sandy loam but don't know about pH. I know that the soils were higher pH in all of my observations. Soil test sounds likely - maybe extremely high pH or low in phosphorus or micronutrients? Do a soil test with your extension service and ask them the same questions. Please re-post after doing so, would love to learn about this.
I know I am late to the party, but zaphod42, you shouldn't be adding Miracid to your boxwoods; contrary to popular belief, they like alkaline soil. People are too focused on things like nutrients and acidity when often things like light and water make a much bigger difference.
But, the real reason I am here is to learn about Kerria and particularly how much light they need. Can they get by on 2-3 hours of morning sun only?
why not.. old neighbor grew them in near total shade .... mind you rather bright shade ... and they did OK ....
its all about having enough sun to bloom profusely ... and who knows as to your specific spot ...
i would suggest you experiment ...
but i do know.. full blistering sun.. in sand .. in MI .... with no water.. wont kill them.. but they wont look pretty.. lol ....


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I've had trouble getting any form of Opuntia santa-rita or O. chlorotica (which is closely related) to survive in our climate, no matter how far cold and wet of an area it was collected from. I think they are generally more difficult to maintain here than most of the hardy Opuntias. I even had a collection of O. chlorotica from 6,000' just below the Mongollon Rim in central Arizona that didn't make it. I'm not giving up yet, though.


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But I'd bet my bottom dollar tobacco firms will likely laugh right through this global recession. Anyone reaching for a cigarette on here?
WHO's "science" is intellectually bankrupt. Anti-tobacco legislation has become independent of health issues and now panders to politics and pressure groups.
Effective health improvement will come from effective scientifically based solutions, not populist and ignorant blanket legislation and publicity campaigns which demonise smokers. The backlash is visible in the pride foolish smokers take in maintaining their habit and their comfortable embrace of criminality in buying black market cigarettes.
The poor and less educated are more vulnerable and more so in tough economic climate. However, the middle class and the tax payers bear the cost in form of high expenditure on health.Black market in tobacco does not harm the revenues of companies as much as it harms the govt revenues. Are the companies losing money in Canada?Any loss of tax revenue has to be paired against the benefits of reduction in health costs. The ban should be tough. WHO must also force countries like India to apply the same standards to other forms of tobacco consumption like chewing and bidis, traditional forms of cigarettes.
Excluding tobacco companies from these discussions is not in our best interests. They are a legitimate stakeholder. I am intrigued that dealings between tobacco companies and the government have to be publicly accountable. Is there a similar requirement for transparency on the FCTC?The World Health Organisation has claimed the role of world policeman on tobacco-related matters. The idea of 'forcing governments' to enact legislation against their citizens is a sad travesty of what the WHO was set up to do.
I see, no to including tobacco companies, no to including the smokers, no to including the pubs, clubs, bingo halls, No to including the life long smokers in hospital at the end of their lives, in fact no including anyone that disagrees, in any way, with our lords and masters.
I am not a slave, I refuse to be pushed anymore.
Inviting the tobacco companies to be partners in nicotine addiction control initiatives is a bit like having foxes join the turkey welfare programme.
The tobacco industry itself is immoral. Adverse effects of this industry weigh too heavily. Production of cigarettes itself should be outlawed, instead of looking for palliative measures. Marijuana is illegal in most countries. What is so different about tobacco? "I am not a slave, I refuse to be pushed anymore" is a bad argument. Health and environmental costs are spread out in society and do not pertain to a single person. P.S. I am quite amazed to see the highly visible and free advertising of cigarette brands in Japan; something, which is a thing of the past for USA and EU.
For products the tobacco industry could be involved with that would help, how about nicotine inhalers (so that people can get their fix without all the other gunk and without involving anyone else)? (BTW, health costs from anything but secondhand smoke are only spread to the rest of society to the degree that society allows. Medicare, for instance, doesn't _have_ to cover smoking-related illnesses. Insurance companies could be given the choice of not covering them, in return for lower premiums.)I also note the problem with some governments that they own part or all of various tobacco companies; that's something that needs to be condemned forcefully.
For products the tobacco industry could be involved with that would help, how about nicotine inhalers (so that people can get their fix without all the other gunk and without involving anyone else)? (BTW, health costs from anything but secondhand smoke are only spread to the rest of society to the degree that society allows. Medicare, for instance, doesn't _have_ to cover smoking-related illnesses. Insurance companies could be given the choice of not covering them, in return for lower premiums.)I also note the problem with some governments that they own part or all of various tobacco companies; that's something that needs to be condemned forcefully.
Nicotine inhalers have already been tried. If you sell them alongside normal cigarettes, people don't buy them, because they spoil the pleasure of normal smoking. As for health insurance, how can you stop the cigarette smoke from getting around? Finally, as a physician I find the idea of free selling of an addictive substance (nicotine) strange, to say the least.
Smoking is bad, we all know this but 99% (if not all) of the damage is done to the smoker. The "Facts" about second hand smoke are very vague and unsure, check the limited amount of research on the topic.Smokers pay their way, they know the risks of their habit and they are now confined to smoking either in private or outdoors but still they are demonised. They are becoming pariahs for having a perfectly legal vice. Those who sermonise about the evils of smoking should look at the damage done to society from other vices like drinking or gambling which destroy millions of lives world wide every year but still do not come in for the same witch hunt mentality that smoking seems to bring out.This conference is just the latest act in the anti-smoking brigades attempt to enforce their point of view onto everyone, 'By their actions shall ye know them', well this decision really shows their true colours.
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How many of the previous commenter's drove to work this morning in their cars, and alone? How many of them let taps drip and leave lights on in the office toilet and other appliances connected on snooze mode. The effects of their laziness, indifference and wastefulness is far more serious a problem to our planet's health than the occasional exposure to a little puff of smoke from an already harassed cigarette smoker. And banning smoking won't stop it anymore than banning booze, drugs and porn did, all it'll do is help feed the pockets of the already well heeled criminal classes.
Foxes guarding the henhouse indeed, except the foxes are the countries' governments, not the tobacco companies. Governments collect exhorbitant sin taxes from smokers, and the state governments in the the US have won billions of dollars in health care law suit settlements against Big Tobacco, then turned around and spent the money in their general funds, not on health care budgets and anti-smoking campaigns. The governments of tobacco growing states have even supported tobacco farmers with the tobacco settlement money. When governments profit from the sale of cigarettes, they cannot be trusted in regulating tobacco. At least Big Tobacco are now honest in their interests in profiting from the products, unlike the governments' self-righteous hypocrisy. And that's why Japan freely allows cigarette advertising--the sale of cigarettes is a tightly-controlled Japanese government monopoly (and they are relatively cheap, too.) I prefer honest profit taking to blatant hypocrisy.
Hmm...I have no idea what this article is really about, even after reading it twice. This just seems like another article picking on everyone's favorite villain, Big Tobacco. If Lex Luther was alive, he'd surely be the head of the BAT, right?This war on smoking is kinda like the war on terror, and the war on drugs: it's absurd, created for political reasons, and often times retarded by the people waging it. Victory is not the goal in any of these wars, only the prolonging of conflict. I've smoke since I was 18, I'm 23 now. I am seeing the health effects after 5 years and I'm considering slowing down. Was this because of government education? Of course not, my teeth are looking funky and I still to get kissed from time to time. I started smoking because it was the "cool" thing to do. The simple definition of "cool" (for those of you who are not in their 20's anymore) is the opposition or converse of authorities and their demands, be it parents, government or a health teacher. So as long as authorities tell the good kids, "Don't smoke" then the bad kids will smoke instead. I know I'm not the only one who realizes this, and I hope the fellow readers of this periodical place this article in perspective: this is not journalism, simply a maneuver in a covert war against smoking.
This is such a waste of time. Yes, smoking is bad. Reasonable restrictions on advertising and sin taxes are OK and make sense, but as soon as my government starts spending my tax dollars to stop illegal cigarette trade this is where I draw the line. This is a stupid waste of money. Everybody puts way to much faith in government...even readers of the Economist.
"And banning smoking won't stop it anymore than banning booze, drugs and porn did, all it'll do is help feed the pockets of the already well heeled criminal classes".Absolutely so. Anything short of stopping cigarette production is a hypocrisy. Thats why I propose a ban on production altogether and dismantling of the whole industry.
Anything less than voluntarily going out of the tobacco business is cynical nonsense on the part of these companies.
They are a public enemy who manufacture a poison which is unfortunately legal.
Thanks but no thanks.
My libertarian streak notwithstanding, I am not opposed to governments slowly moving towards a smoke free world, which is clearly the ultimate goal of the inexorable legislative march in much of the first world. I have lived in two jurisdictions which have gone non-smoking, opposing the ban both times, but have ultimately realized that the (formerly) silent majority derives more net utility from a ban than the very vocal ~quarter of the population derives from its erstwhile "right" to smoke in public. If nothing else, one's clothes do not smell after a night out, and the level of "social smoking" at bars and pubs no doubt dramatically decreases (and as any honest social smoker will admit, there is negative utility in the practice; at least many "real" smokers actually love the weed and have an ongoing romance, social smokers just get to feel like hell the morning after).
However, what seems to be being missed is that the exclusion of the tobacco companies from research into means of ameliorating the harm caused by tobacco in no way helps this goal. The governments are doing nothing but refusing tobacco's money and expertise because of the fear of potential good p.r. Tobacco can get that same p.r. by setting up a parallel program if they wished, creating obvious inefficiencies in that two parallel programs entails unnecessary duplicative costs.
And on this point, unlike most of the historical issues, tobacco's interests and the interests of government are actually strongly aligned. Having tobacco oversee the government's anti-smoking effort would indeed be like having the fox guard the henhouse, having it participate in (there is not even talk of the industry overseeing the initiative) an effort to see smokers live longer and better is more in the vein of a self policing domestic fishery (with defined property rights for participants), which most readers of this newspaper support without material reservations.
While the "why would we kill our customers" argument espoused by the industry in the past has clearly been shown to be a canard where the alternative is those customers quitting altogether, it makes perfect sense if they can continue to consume. The goal of this program is clearly a game changer for big tobacco; denying them the opportunity to participate is counter productive.
None of this will make any difference until government's move to ban smoking altogether. You can not and will not find another commercially available product that causes anything even approaching the level of human suffering caused by tobacco. If a company came along today and produced a drink or a food that killed 1 in every 5 of its costumer's they'd not only be out of business, they'd probably go to jail. The only thing that allows tobacco companies to continue to commercially produce this poison is 1) governments get massive tax revenues from tobacco and 2) tobacco has been around for so long that we have become accustomed to its presence and largely desensitized to its harms. Look at the immediate reaction associated with the findings of trace amounts of lead in the paint used in children's toys. There were massive product recalls despite (thankfully) no reported fatalities. Why should consumer's of tobacco expect less protection.
How about banning all fried foods? How about alcohol? When is it okay to make illegal an activity that people enjoy? How much harm to others must it cause? And with regard to the comment about no other commercially available product causing such harm, I guess someone should bring up the question of guns. Yes, obviously I'm an American. We have a problem with guns, maybe worse than our problem with cigarettes. I think banning guns is more easily defensible. Smoking tobacco has a long history and it's basically a peaceful activity.
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|Have kids:
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BNS Split Corp. II is a mutual fund corporation created to hold a portfolio of common shares of The Bank of Nova Scotia. Capital Shares and Preferred Shares of BNS Split Corp. II are listed for trading on The Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbols BSC and BSC.PR.A respectively.
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Tel: 416-863-7301
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Animesetsuna posted...What if the next RE game can reach to 10m in less than half months?Capcom will call themselves Capcoin
What if the next RE game can reach to 10m in less than half months?
Customer loyalty and the general population's taste for action/horror genre such as RE4 is what lead many to hype RE5 hence the sales speed. logic.
comparing RE2 and RE5's sales speed is a rather shoddy move to begin with,
RE5 had tank controls but nobody complained about it
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Vinyl Siding--foam backed or not?? Opinions?
Out of four of our quotes for new siding, two have the foam backed insulation built right into the siding and the others would lay the insulation first and then put siding over that.
Opinions on this? Foam backed seems more sturdy and less likely to warp, but I've heard it doesn't make much of a difference in terms of energy saved.
When I had my roof leak repair, the roofing contractor also suggest to remodel the siding of our house. We went for backed foam which is sturdy and not likely to warp.
Here is a link that might be useful: roof leak repair
from an efficiency pov
put the foam board on the exerior of the walls.
tape all seams.
put regular vinyl on top.
little strips of foam board do little
to stop air movement as foam is not continous.
using foam sheathing on walls before cladding
is by far the better install.
we have a home improvement company locally
that sells 'insulated' vinyl. they overcharge
so much that they offer a 'free' 4 wheeler.
kinda lets you know that they are making a ton
of extra money.
I've heard of folks that bought into the scam
and paid 20K for a 9K job.
its sad.
put the foam where it works.
vinyl siding moves
insulation shouldn't.
best of luck.
I researched the foam backed siding extensively. My conclusion was that while it may be sturdier than plain vinyl, its efficacy as an insulator is dubious. Without lapped or taped seams air will infiltrate and compromise the insulation. You also have to be careful about moisture management. Some foam backed vinyl has ridges and channels to drain water, but many do not.
I chose instead to sheath my house with Zipsystem r6 insulated panels which are taped at the seams and have an integrated water and air barrier. On top of that we're installing a 3d polymer rainscreen and fiber cement siding. No housewrap required.


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