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One of my biggest supporters and probably Rasa Malaysia's very first reader, ToniXe of Backstreet Gluttons sent this photo to me after I posted my curry puff recipe.
This picture shows the real stuff found in Malaysia.
Curry Puff — RM1.20
Vadai — RM0.80
3 curry/coconut sauces — FREE
Total Damage — RM2.00 (less than US$0.60)
You can get the above goodies at Devi's Corner in Bangsar (near Kuala Lumpur/KL), Malaysia. For other good eats in and around KL, head over to Backstreet Gluttons now. If not for the food, you will be amused and entertained by ToniXe's colorful writing style and his wicked sense of humor.
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Let me forward you a picture of a very yummy Paper Thosai which I had yesterday after I upload it to my PC tonite. Instead of sambal, they served with Sardine Sambal and it was so tasty until I almost asked for 2nd helping! Err..what is your email?
1Curry puff? err..i was with a curry puff business previously n now realy scared with CP!!
2Its our pleasure, but v r flattered TQ
3RM, I was about to make vadai this weekend but you beat me to it! Anyway, I've tagged you for a meme, please tell us the 5 things most people don't know about you! :)
4RM2.00 is so cheap. So so cheap!!!
5RM is Rasa Malaysia or Ringgit Malaysia ? :O
So cheap, and can even have a choice of sauces.
Curry puff and vadal is an odd combination or is it me, who is the oddball? :O6Precious Pea – check my latest post…you will like it. :)
Jackson – I know what you mean, if you are in the business, I am sure you will be sick of them.
Team BSG – you are welcome! Your site is wonderful and I had fun pimping it. :)
Shilpa – I don't think I have ever had vadai, but I could be wrong…show me the recipe please!
Ooooh Meme, will have to check it out.Simcooks – yeah lah, here US2.00 also cannot get one. :(
Tiga – Right now RM is Rasa Malaysia, one day I hope Rasa Malaysia will bring bling bling Ringgit Malaysia. Muahahahahah!
7i like the fact that mamak stalls in m'sia offers (almost) endless supply of sauces (dahl, kari ikan, sambal..)
yummmmm.8Mamak stall is the best thing in the world…without those mamak stalls, Malaysian "dining" scene would be a lot paler. ;)
9I used to tapau some vadai everytime I had some mamak/indian style/Thosai and so on for breakfast. I used to go to the shop around PJ Old Town because it was near to my office. Now that I'm in Perth, the paper thosai really taste like paper, tasteless. I missed Malaysia and the variety of food that we can get and eat.


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Age at filming: 36-45,
Employer's name: Intercontinental Hotels
Craig B is a Sous Chef for Intercontinental Hotel Group. There is a family tradition of becoming a pastry chef, and he left school to do that, but his employer persuaded him to train as a "full chef doing everything."
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Chefs plan menus and prepare, or oversee the preparation of food in hotels, restaurants, clubs, private households and other establishments.
There are no formal academic requirements. Training is provided off- and on-the-job. NVQs/ SVQs, BTEC Certificates and Diplomas and foundation degrees are available. Apprenticeships leading to an NVQ/SVQ at Level 3 are also available. Courses are also run by private cookery schools.
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Poillon set to transfer to UMBC
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Sources confirmed yesterday that midfielder Peet Poillon is in the process of transferring from Ohio State to UMBC this week. Calls to UMBC coach Don Zimmerman and Ohio State coach Nick Myers were not immediately returned.
Poillon, who was named an honorable mention All-American in May in his first year in Columbus, will have one year of eligibility remaining when arriving in Catonsville after spending two years at Howard Community College, where he left as a sought-after recruit.
Poillon's departures comes a day after reports that Joe Marasco (Somer, N.Y.), a rising senior, retracted his oral commitment to OSU and plans to attend Syracuse.
Both announcements come on the heels of the Buckeyes' hiring Myers to replace Joe Breschi, who left Columbus to take the reins at North Carolina. Myers was an assistant under Breschi for three seasons; he was heavily involved in recruiting and had the support of many players and parents throughout the program.
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Playacar Palace
- An all-inclusive escape for travelers looking to relax and unwind but still have proximity to shopping and entertainment. The Playacar Palace is within walking distance to the beach, the city of Playa del Carmen and a ferry ride away from Cozumel. Comfortable accommodations featuring a double spa tub and stunning views make this a great Mexican getaway for travelers.
- Attentive staff works hard to ensure guests are having a great time at the resort and are on hand to assist with any needs. Amenities such as state-of-the-art spa facility that includes a complimentary hydrotherapy circuit are the perfect additions to your Playacar stay.
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Honeymoon Suites are spacious with a double in-room Jacuzzi. Private Bath w/shower only. Sitting area. Balcony. Liquor dispenser contains whiskey, tequila, rum and vodka. Mini bar contains sodas, bottled water and domestic beer. Flat Screen LCD TV w/Satellite. Purified water. Farouk Bath Amenities. Bathrobes and Slippers. Digital safe (laptop size). Individually-controlled A/C. Coffee Maker. Direct Dial telephone. Alarm clock. Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Wireless internet. 24-hour room service and Turndown Service. King Bed only.
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Superior deluxe rooms are spacious with a double in-room Jacuzzi, purified water, Minibar stocked with beer, bottled water & soft drinks and a Balcony or terrace.
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
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- Cribs (infant beds) available
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- Iron/ironing board
- Jetted tub
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- Non-smoking rooms
- Premium bedding
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A large variety of amenities, activities, and gratuities are included in the room rate at The Playacar Palace's including one lighted tennis court, an outdoor pool with swim-up bar, and a kids' club. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the resort. The Playacar Palace purifies its water. For a surcharge, guests can use a spa overlooking the golf course at the resort's partner property, Playacar Spa & Golf Club. Use of this club's pool and fitness center is complimentary for Playacar Palace guests.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Internet access in public areas - complimentary
- Internet access in public areas - dial-up
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- Medical assistance available
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Rollaway beds and cribs (infant beds) are complimentary and should be requested at the time of booking
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests made via this Web site cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
- Cash not accepted
- Pets not allowed
- Noon
The majority of meals and beverages, plus all gratuities, at the following restaurants, snack spots, and bars are included in the room rate for this resort.
Café del MarServes an international buffet for breakfast and lunch and Mexican à la carte for dinner. Located in the main building. Casual dress; no swimming suits or sandals.
TerrazzaServing Italian cuisine for dinner only. Located in the main building. Dress code: long pants for men, collared shirts, and shoes required.
MoMoNoHanaServing Asian cuisine for dinner only. Located in the main building. Dress code: long pants for men, collared shirts, and shoes required.
Cielo BarA bar and outdoor lounge. Located in the main lobby. Open late morning to late night.
Aqua BarA pool bar. Open from late morning to early evening.
Luna LoungeOpen from early evening to late night.
Many of the on-site recreational activities and facilities described below are included in the room rate for this resort. On-site recreational amenities include swimming, tennis on court nearby, and beach volleyball. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Fishing
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- Sensational daily and nightly entertainment
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- Unlimited phone calls within Mexico and to the Continental US and Canada (some restrictions apply)
- Included internet use (30 minutes) in the business center, per room per stay
- Taxes and gratuities
- Use of the facilities of all Palace Resorts Hotels in Cancun, Riviera Maya, Cozumel, and Isla Mujeres (transportation not available to Cozumel or Isla Mujeres)
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Throughout the world Austria is recognized for its rich cultural past and present. This wealth of artistic achievements is represented in architectural monuments like the Stephansdom (Saint Stephen`s Cathedral), Schönbrunn Palace, Hofburg Palace, the "Goldene Dachl" in Innsbruck, Melk Abbey, the "Loos-Haus" or the "Hundertwasser-Haus". An extensive programme of art exhibitions, theatre, concerts, festivals and folklore events complete the cultural offer. World renowned choirs (Vienna Boys` Choir, Arnold-Schoenberg-Choir) and orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonic, the Wiener Symphoniker, the Camerata Academica Salzburg, the Concentus Musicus and the Vienna Art Orchestra act as ambassadors for Austria.
Culture shapes the image of Austria in the world. For the purpose of illustrating the cultural diversity of Austria an active international cultural policy is therefore a vital Austrian interest. More information on this topic is available under International Cultural Policy on this website (see Quicklink on the right).
Austrian literature covers nine centuries. Its first great masterpiece was the "Nibelungenlied" ("The Lay of the Nibelungs"), dating from around 1200. The nineteenth century dramatists still performed today include Franz Grillparzer, Adalbert Stifter and the two writers of popular comedies Ferdinand Raimund and Johann Nestroy. More recent Austrian writers of international renown are Arthur Schnitzler, Stefan Zweig, Joseph Roth, Robert Musil, Ingeborg Bachmann, Thomas Bernhard and Peter Handke.
The "Viennese Classicism", the age of Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven, is regarded as one of the great achievements of European culture in music. The Age of Biedermeier found its counterpart to these three composers of the Classical period in the person of the Viennese composer Franz Schubert, whose works of chamber music represented a highlight of the Romantic period. The outgoing 19th century was characterised by the works of Anton Bruckner, Hugo Wolf and Johannes Brahms, the epitome of Classical-Romantic music. Gustav Mahler can be regarded as one of the great symphonic composers at the onset of Modernism. The Vienna Operetta had its kings in Johann Strauß and Franz Lehár, the music of the brothers Schrammel is inseperable from the "Heurigen" (i.e. a typical Viennese wine tavern). The "Second Viennese School" with Arnold Schönberg, Alban Berg and Anton Webern influenced music from the era of Modernism to the fusion music of Josef (Joe) Zawinul and Franz Koglmanns "Third Stream".
After the Second World War Austrian theatre soon reclimbed international levels. The Wiener Burgtheater ranks among the foremost stages in Europe. The Vienna State Opera is regarded as one of the best operas in the world, as is the Wiener Volksoper. The traditional Theater an der Wien has been the house for musicals since 1965 and also serves as site for performances during the annual Vienna Festival. Countless festivals are held around the country, including the Bregenzer Festspiele at Lake Constance, the Schubertiade, the prestigious Salzburg Festival which was founded in 1920 by Max Reinhardt and Hugo von Hofmannsthal, the Carinthian Summer, the International Bruckner Festival and the ars electronica in Linz, the Haydn Festival in Eisenstadt and the Mörbisch Festival on the Lake.
The Visual Arts and Architecture
The Jugendstil movement, pioneered by Gustav Klimt, flourished in Vienna around the turn of the century. Other important twentieth-century artists from Austria include Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, Anton Lehmden, Ernst Fuchs, Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Hermann Nitsch, Günter Brus and Arnulf Rainer. The sculptors Fritz Wotruba and Alfred Hrdlicka have also established international reputations. Above all, three names were significant for Austrian architecture in the beginning of the twentieth century: Otto Wagner, Josef Hoffmann und Adolf Loos. With the Kirche am Steinhof and the Postsparkasse Wagner created the most important buildings of the Wiener Jugendstil. Josef Hoffmann, architect of the over-all work of art "Palais Stoclet" in Brussels, was a co-founderot the Wiener Werkstätte. Modern architecture is influenced among others by Clemens Holzmeister, Gustav Peichl, Hans Hollein and Coop Himmelblau.
The Austrian film has been thriving recently and is receiving international recognition for its ability to deal with issues of social relevance in a differentiated way. After legendary productions during the era of silent films the Jewish persecution under the Nazi regime forced a great number of Austrian film makers, among them Billy Wilder, Otto Preminger and Fred Zinnemann into exile abroad. After the end of the Second World War Austrian film production predominantly consisted of salable films such as mainstream comedies and sentimental films with a regional background. At the end of the 1990s a new generation of Austrian film makers, among them Barbara Albert, Wolfgang Murnberger, Ulrich Seidl, Michael Glawogger and Götz Spielmann, brought a noticeable artistic development resulting in many invitations to International Film Festivals and collecting an impressive series of awards. Special mention can be made in this context of the work of Michael Haneke, whose films have been awarded the "Golden Palm" at the Film Festival in Cannes twice: "The white Ribbon" and "Amour". Another highlight of recent years was Stefan Ruzowitzky's film "The Counterfeiters" that won the 2008 Oscar for "Best Foreign Language Film". Important Austrian Filmfestivals: Viennale, Diagonale, Crossing Europe.


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Getting To It Mandatory, the newest leak from Lloyd Banks' forthcoming and currently unscheduled mixtape Cold Corner 2, will both disappoint and please. It depends on what kind of fan you are. Producer Doe Pesci's eerie, low tempo arrangement stomps as Banks lays down verses filled with all of the diamonds and Rozay one … Read More


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Dish Network drops AMC
In less than a week, Albuquerque viewers will be able to satisfy their jones for the fifth and final season of "Breaking Bad." It's a show that has captured not just local attention, but national praise. This season's final 16-episode story arc (which begins airing on July 15) promises to bring the dramatic story of high-school-teacher-turned-drug-kingpin Walter White to its final (perhaps fatal?) conclusion. But a certain percentage of viewers here and across the nation will be missing out on this season. Why? Because Dish Network, the direct broadcast satellite provider for some 14 million Americans, has unceremoniously dumped AMC.
Why would one of the country's largest television providers drop the network that adds such high-rated shows as "Breaking Bad," "The Walking Dead" and "Mad Men" to its lineup? Depends on whom you believe.
Dish Network has always been a litigious, scrap-happy company. In 2004, it got into a fight with CBS/Viacom over fees. Viacom blacked out its channels (including MTV and Nickelodeon) for a couple of days before a deal was reached. In 2009, there was a big brawl with ESPN. In 2010, it was Disney's turn to pull channels (Disney Channel HD, Disney XD HD, ABC Family HD) in a tussle over Dish's "Free HD for Life" campaign. (They have yet to return.) The Weather Channel, FOX, MSG and countless local channels have been yanked, reinstated and pulled from the service's lineup over the years.
Earlier in 2012, Dish mixed it up with AMC, saying that the company's practice of "bundling" was killing viewer choice. In a nutshell, all networks (which are owned by a small handful of corporations) are bundled together. AMC wants Dish to carry its other networks (Sundance, IFC and WE) in addition to AMC. Dave Shull, senior vice president of programming for Dish, said in a news release, "AMC Networks requires us to carry low-rated channels like IFC and WE tv to access a few popular AMC shows. The math is simple: it's not a good value for our customers."
To reiterate: Everybody bundles. That's why you have ESPN Classic in addition to ESPN, MTV2 in addition to MTV. But AMC says this isn't even about bundling. According to AMC, this is about an old, $2.5 billion lawsuit concerning the high-definition Voom networks operated by AMC back in 2008. AMC says Dish reneged on contracts to carry the channels. A judge agreed, rejecting an appeal by Dish in April. Days later, the company told AMC it would not be renewing contracts. On June 30, AMC and friends were wiped from Dish's roster. AMC has categorized it as "retaliation for an unrelated lawsuit."
No matter how you slice it, Dish customers get cheated out of AMC. By way of replacement, Dish has added HDNet (which, as of July 2 got rebranded "AXS TV"), a channel that airs such groundbreaking reality shows as "Bikini Barbershop" and such smash hit movies as Sunshine Barry & The Disco Worms. I doubt many Dish customers feel that's a fair trade for missing the final season of "Breaking Bad." Not by a longshot.
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The real problem isn't Dish specifically; it's that what should be a generic delivery medium, determines what content might be in that medium. Imagine if the daily minutia of your ISP's business deals, determined what web sites were available to you. This is the reality that all Dish (and Comcast) (and CenturyLink/DirectTV) bundle customers face.
It's just that as long as you have the most popular or personally-accustomed circuses with your bread, you don't notice it much. That, combined with the fact that we don't normally think of this tech as being as flexible and general-purpose as it really is. Until we do, the content decisions will be made by someone else. So: no Breaking Bad for you.
Hopefully some day we'll really kill bundling. (We, not them. This is like democracy itself: you can't have anything good unless you go out of your way to demand it.) Instead of a monthly draft to TV service X, you'll pay a smaller monthly draft to ISP X, and another payment to the creators of Breaking Bad, another payment to the creators of Show Y, etc.
Right now this isn't happening, though, because content creators prefer to tell viewers "we don't want your money." This is due to both some practical reasons (their customers are someone else, not viewers), and also inertia and delusion. But mostly it's because not enough people have asked for it.


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PORTLAND, Ore. — I recently attended an event in Portland that featured several Pacific Northwest clean tech companies competing to win the coveted Clean Tech Open Award, the grand prize for entrepreneurs whose ideas address energy, environmental, and economic challenges. One of the semifinalists, Columbia Power Technologies, produces a wave-energy device that mimics the motion of a manta ray's wings. After hearing the pitch, I wanted to find out if wave energy could become a reality in our coastal regions and why surviving a 100-year storm was a prerequisite to success.
Rendering of CPT's Manta buoy
Wave energy has the capacity to provide homegrown clean energy and jobs in Oregon and is moving from the research-and-development phase to the pre-commercial stage. For wave energy to enjoy commercial success, manufacturers and developers will need to balance multiple stakeholders' needs, including those of environmentalists, fishing communities, coastal communities, utilities, research institutions, policymakers, and the workforce.
Globally, wave energy has the capacity to provide 6,000 terawatt hours of electricity each year, enough to power more than 600 million homes. The market potential of the wave-energy industry is more than $1 trillion.[1] About 3 billion people, or half of the world's population, live within 200 kilometers of a coastline. By 2025, that is expected to double to 6 billion people, creating an even larger market for wave energy.
I spoke with several experts in the wave-energy industry, and learned how alignment with ocean stakeholders is a prerequisite to getting wave energy out of its infancy. I also learned Oregon has an edge over other areas in the country for wave energy because of the larger populations living closer to the coast and the prevailing winds that generate strong waves.
Let the dissenters come to the drawing board
So if there is so much potential from wave energy, why hasn't it taken off? According to Meleah Ashford, program manager at Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center (NNMREC), technology challenges, environmental uncertainty, and ocean space sharing are the biggest barriers to wave energy. Existing ocean users consider waves their turf.
"Harnessing wave power takes up precious ocean space, so hopefully we can figure out how to share it," says Ashford. The fishing community doesn't want to be confined by buoys or equipment, as less access to marine resources means less income. Including fishing communities as key stakeholders in the political process will be a key to wave energy's success. Ashford said some of the fishing communities are involved in the actual design process of wave-energy projects and provide valuable input to reach consensus. What better way to hear from the dissenters than to give them a seat at the drawing board?
Meanwhile, leading universities such as Oregon State University (an EnviroMedia client) are investigating the impact the industry could have on marine mammals, seabirds, shorelines, hard surface structures, electromagnetic fields, and acoustics. For example, environmentalists are concerned that wave energy could have an impact on whale migration, sharks' electro-sensory perception, and Dungeness crabs. Even surfers are cautious about wave energy because of the potential affect on the size and quality of surfing waves.
These ocean stakeholders are playing a vocal role in exploring the issues and pushing for the necessary research to determine whether there is an impact. Ashford told me that the top five mechanical engineering graduate students at OSU all want to get involved in the wave energy industry.
According to Jason Busch, executive director of the Oregon Wave Energy Trust, "Oregon is poised to lead the nation in wave energy for several reasons. Oregon's waves have strong potential to generate power compared to other coastal states. We have the local demand and existing transmission infrastructure to absorb and distribute new electricity generation from the ocean. Combined with a strong manufacturing base and appetite for wave energy, we are positioned to be the nationwide leader in wave energy."
The science and technology of wave energy
One of the perceived barriers to deployment of most renewable energy is that it is intermittent and unpredictable. Wave energy is more predictable and less intermittent than other forms of renewable energy generation, and like other forms of traditional electricity generation, can be scheduled ahead of time and forecasted several days in advance.
Wave forecast from Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center
There are several popular wave-energy devices, including the point absorber device from CPT. According to Reenst Lesemann, vice president of business development at Columbia Power Technologies (CPT), "a commercially viable device has to be able to survive the harshest conditions, be reliable, easy to maintain, cost effective, and have a low environmental impact." Fewer moving parts make their device easier to maintain. Capturing power from both the heave and the surge of the wave makes the Manta device more productive than competing technologies by capturing the full potential from each wave. (Heave is the up and down motion; surge is the forward motion.) In addition, the buoys can withstand a 100-year storm.
At full scale, each Manta buoy is some 80 feet tall by 55 feet wide, with just 10 percent of it above water. While CPT is a device manufacturer and not a wave-energy project developer, Lesemann said that for a typical project, Mantas would be spaced about 300 yards apart in a honeycomb pattern. Each device could power at least several hundred houses, and in the future, wave energy could supply base-load power to meet the energy demands of the coastal communities. The number of devices in the water would depend on demand, but could potentially be 50 or more devices clustered offshore. CPT plans to launch a full-scale device in Oregon in the next two years at the Mobile Ocean Test Berth site in Newport, part of the Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center. Watch a video of the Manta in action here.
It could be the wave of the future.
[1] Source: Frost & Sullivan, Hydro, Wave, and Tidal Power – Market Penetration and Roadmapping


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Author Jane Mai created an intimate diary used to describe depression, leaving the reader in an odd, yet compelled position.
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Though the tone may be serious and gloomy, it does an incredible job of representing what many feel every single day with total unhappiness. Mai's black and white illustrations do a great job accompanying the vibe of the story. The dialogue, while a bit hard to digest at times, also holds strong in Sunday in the Park with Boys, leaving behind an impressive memoir and solid read, especially for the comic book medium.


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November signals the beginning of the dreaded flu season, but this year Canadian researchers have found the key to keeping the cold and flu at bay. Ginseng, an herb widely used in Chinese medicine, is proving successful at reducing the number and severity of colds in research subjects.
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Men's Rugby World Cup Sevens rankings' after the Hertz Sevens of the HSBC Sevens World Series:
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2. Fiji 334
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The four bands of six for the men, after Wellington, are as follows:
Band 1: New Zealand, Fiji, South Africa, Samoa, England, Australia
Band 2: Wales, Argentina, France, Kenya, Scotland, USA
Band 3: Canada, Portugal, Spain, Russia, Tonga, Zimbabwe
Band 4: Japan, Hong Kong, Georgia, Tunisia, Philippines, (South American Qualifier).
The men's seeding takes into account the past two full HSBC Seven World Series seasons as well as the events in the current season up to the date of the PAD. The IRB Women's Challenge Cup tournaments held last year provided international rugby sevens competition for the first time since RWC Sevens 2009 and this, together with the first two legs of the inaugural IRB Women's Sevens World Series, has enabled the current playing strength of teams to be used to band teams.
For the men's competition, teams will be divided into six pools of four and play in a round-robin format over the first two days before progressing to the knock-out phase on the final day. The women's teams will be split into four pools of four and play in a round-robin format over the first day of their competition (29 June) before progressing to knock-out phase on the final day. This will provide a total of 100 Sevens matches over the three days.
The 24 men's teams and 16 women's teams have nearly all been determined with only the South America region yet to hold its qualifying tournament. That event will take place from 23-24 February in Rio de Janeiro, the location for Rugby's historic return to the Olympic Games programme in 2016.
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University of Wisconsin-Parkside faculty and staff are "strongly" encouraged to participate in one of the three open forums on the University Personnel System (UPS) being held Oct. 16-18 in Greenquist 101. Interim Human Resource Director Barbara Farrar said the meetings are Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.; Wednesday, Oct. 17, from 3:30-4:15 p.m., with the final meeting Thursday, Oct. 18, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Feedback gathered at these meetings is due to the University of Wisconsin System by Friday, Oct. 19.
"The UPS project is very exciting. We're in the process of crafting an improved employee structure to take effect July 1, 2013," Farrar said. "We have received input from our stakeholders [employees] that we need to make improvements in recruitment, promotional opportunities, performance management, job titles, and job categories to name a few."
Farrar emphasized the changes brought about by UPS will affect all UW employees, especially classified staff. She said an informative page of frequently asked questions is available on the UW System UPS webpage.
System is in the final stage of reviewing UPS recommendations. Some of the recommendations will go to the Board of Regents and the Joint Committee on Employment Relations for approval.
"Then we get to work with UW System, other UW institutions, and our campus to create the details of these changes," Farrar said. "After these changes are implemented over the next couple years, we hope to see an improvement in the overall campus climate."
Again, the sessions are Tuesday 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.; Wednesday 3:30-4:15 p.m., and Thursday 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in room 101 of Greenquist Hall.
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I am just beginning to smoke cigars and used to keep them in mason jars along with other things. It s kind of expensive but this one was on sale and it was definitely worth it! The humidor is just the right size and the wood looks nice. Some people might have problems with the hygrometer but I just did a salt test on mine and tweaked it to the right % and it works fine. This is a must have for any cigar smoker. I may be just beginning to smoke but I know this is a good buy.
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This humidor is well worth the price, and it works great.
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Digital Realty opens first Sydney facility
- 09 November, 2012 12:03
Datacentre vendor, Digital Realty Trust, has opened its first datacentre facility in Sydney, with phase one of the development project now fully commissioned.
Named Digital Erskine Park, phase one of the 8,020 square metre datacentre facility consists of the first two of four planned 1440 kW Turn-Key FlexSM PODs.
It has a second facility under construction in Melbourne.
The company said its build represents a key milestone as it is its first operational datacentre in Australia and an important addition to the Asia-Pacific portfolio, including Singapore and Hong Kong.
"Our ability to continue to meet both the regional and global requirements of our customers is a key component of our growth in strategic markets such as Sydney," Digital Realty CEO, Michael Foust, said.
Digital Erskine Park is an Uptime Institute Tier III certified, LEED "Gold" standard datacentre facility with roof-top free-cooling air handling units operating in an N+1 configuration per 1440kW Turn-Key Flex POD.
"A PUE number of 1.25 means a sizeable reduction in total operating costs for our customers," Digital Realty vice-president of technology, Adil Attlassy, said.
"We anticipate our customers in Sydney will be interested in working with us to maximise the level of energy efficiency within their datacentres."
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Sundance Institute Film Series Presents Short Films Showcase April 4 At Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
Mar 25, 2009
Free Screenings of Two Short Film Programs (Nine Films) by Emerging and Established Talent who have Screened Works at Sundance Film Festival. Includes Short Films - Big Impact Filmmaker Q&A Panel Moderated by Festival Programmers Trevor Groth and Todd Luoto.
Sundance Institute Annouces 2009 Alfred P. Sloan Science-In-Film Awards
Mar 17, 2009
Commissioning Grant Awarded to Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt and Alex Rivera; Sloan Lab Fellowship Awarded to Avi Zev Weider; Alfred P. Sloan Prize Winner ADAM to be Released by Fox Searchlight Later This Year
Sundance Institute Announces Appointment Of John Cooper As Director, Sundance Film Festival
Mar 10, 2009
Sundance Institute today announced the appointment of John Cooper as Director of the Sundance Film Festival. Effective immediately, Mr. Cooper will serve as the Festival's artistic director leading the Festival's programming and strategic growth, also overseeing activities such as content production, online initiatives and key national and international partnerships.
Sundance Institute Confirms Gilmore Resignation
Feb 17, 2009
Sundance Institute today confirmed that effective February 28, 2009, Geoffrey Gilmore is resigning his position as Director, Sundance Film Festival.
Sundance Institute Theatre Program Selects Seven Artists
Feb 3, 2009
Sundance Institute Theatre Program Selects Seven Artists For The 10Th Anniversary 2009 Sundance Institute Playwrights Retreat At Ucross
Sundance Institute Film Series To Launch January 26
Jan 27, 2009
Popular Free Sundance Documentary Film Series Expands Year Round to Include Narrative Films, Shorts, Works-in-Progress, Film Music and an Outdoor Screening
2009 Sundance Film Festival Announces Awards
Jan 24, 2009
We Live in Public, Push, Rough Aunties and The Maid (La Nana) Earn Top Jury Prizes; Audience Favorites Feature Afghan Star, An Education, The Cove and Push
Alfred P. Sloan Prize Awarded At 2009 Sundance Film Festival
Jan 23, 2009
Sloan Jury Sets its Gaze Upon Star-filled Adam, Directed by Max Mayer
2009 Sundance/NHK International Filmmakers Award Winners Announced
Jan 22, 2009
Sundance Institute and NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) today announced the winners of the 2009 Sundance/NHK International Filmmakers Awards.
Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program Announces Grant Award Recipients For Stories Of Change: Social Entrepreneurship In Focus Through Documentary
Jan 21, 2009
Sundance Institute announced today the first five grant recipients of the STORIES OF CHANGE: SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN FOCUS THROUGH DOCUMENTARY initiative, a $3 million, three-year partnership with the Skoll Foundation designed to explore the role of film in advancing knowledge about social entrepreneurship.


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I'm not sure what it costs for airlines to provide certain services. But, I think offering more services as a standard and raising the cost of every ticket accordingly would be fair. I think they should raise the cost of every ticket by let's say 10 dollars on flights longer then 3 hours to cover the cost of a meal for those who mention that they would like one or perhaps an additional 5 on top of that to cover the cost of free wifi. As for baggage, free carry-on's and depending on length of flight, a free checked bag as well or perhaps more reasonable fee. Or perhaps just simply base cost on weight of a customer plus an averaged amount for luggage etc... i'm not trying to pick on big people... but with fuel costs and whatnot, weight is a factor and fuel is a huge cost to airlines.
AIRLINES are increasingly charging to let passengers reserve window and aisle seats, leaving families stuck paying extra to sit together. This is good news for some business travellers—some of the extra-fee seats are being handed out free-of-charge to high-status frequent flyers. But the airlines have to be careful here as the shifts in policy are drawing increased scrutiny from the media. The Associated Press had a story earlier this week that was fairly critical of the phenomenon. And now Chuck Schumer, a Democratic senator from New York, is wading into the issue. The AP again:
Schumer is asking Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to issue rules preventing airlines from charging parents more to sit next to kids. He is also asking the industry's trade group, Airlines for America, to persuade carriers to voluntarily waive the fee for families.
"A parent should not have to pay a premium to supervise and protect their child on an airplane," Schumer wrote in a letter expected to be sent Sunday to Nicholas E. Calio, the trade group's president.
The airlines would note that they still make efforts to seat families together. But it's becoming increasingly difficult to make such arrangements online, in advance. Sometimes, you have to call a special number listed in the fine print that many customers may not notice.
In 2010, Mr Schumer got five big American airlines to promise not to charge fees for carry-on bags, so it's possible that a voluntary pledge could resolve this, too. But airlines struggling to expand profit margins in a not-very-profitable business are going to keep running into customer pushback and threats of government regulation as long as they keep introducing policies that are easy to criticise. (Advising politicians to stop weighing in on these issues is as futile as telling grass to stop being green.)
Here's a hint: politicians and consumer advocates are going to have a very hard time protesting against increases in base ticket prices. If airlines think the market will bear it, they should just charge more and stop making everyone's life more difficult with complicated added fees. We're moving towards a system that both hides the true price of flying and adds to travellers' annoyances. That's too bad. There's something to be said for simplicity.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Repairs to a closed section of Overbrook Road could start soon, assuming City Council members approve a contract Monday.
But residents who normally use the lower section of the road near Hickory Road may have to wait months before the repairs are finished and the road reopens.
Contractors also plan to install a retaining wall along Lilly Drive in North Charleston, where water seepage threatens to undermine the road, said Tony Fish, assistant city engineer.
"They're two separate projects but they both [happened] at about the same time so we combined them as a single contract," Fish said. "We became aware of them in late autumn, a little before Thanksgiving."
City employees closed the lower end of Overbrook more than two months ago after a section of an old retaining wall that supports the edge of the road collapsed.
"It's near the intersection of Stone Road. It pretty well took out the road for about 200 feet. People were veering up along the hillside to get around it. You could see the tire tracks. We don't think that's safe.
"The major portion [of the slip] is about 40 feet. There are very old existing retaining walls. There was a section of old wall that failed, but we decided to address the entire length of the old wall. There's a guardrail involved. It's lost support."
On Lilly Drive, city workers overseeing some of the road work related to the Kanawha Two-Mile sewer project noticed a problem, Fish said.


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Bills to restrict smoking nearly snuffed out in Md.
Tuesday - 3/27/2012, 7:20am  ET
Kate Ryan, wtop.com
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Proposed smoking restrictions aren't catching fire in Annapolis as the Maryland General Assembly reaches the final weeks of a 90-day session.
A bill to keep adults from smoking with children in the car went nowhere. Another that would declare smoking a nuisance in condos, townhomes and apartment buildings -- effectively banning smoking if a resident made a complaint -- also ran into trouble.
However, the Montgomery County Council was told in a briefing on Monday that the bill could be re-packaged as county-only legislation.
Delegate Ben Kramer's bill came after complaints from residents that smoke from their neighbors was unbearable.
Some Montgomery County Council members, including Hans Riemer, are sympathetic but questions arose on how the law would be applied.
"We looked at it before, and there was a requirement that our (county's) health department would have to look at every claim. And that's just not realistic," Riemer said.
Condo residents can potentially convince their boards to ban smoking, but it can be tricky, Riemer said.
Still, the democratic process with a condo board might be more workable.
A look at the bill shows that certain nuisances simply don't apply to condos, townhomes and apartments such as "an unprotected open ditch," "a foul pigpen" and "an unsanitary outhouse."
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