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Third-round rookie wide receiver T.Y. Hilton put the team on his back Sunday, scoring touchdowns on a 75-yard punt return and an eight-yard reception in the Colts 20-13 win over the Bills.
With both offenses looking pretty lost in the first quarter, Hilton brought Shawn Powell's punt to the house to give the Colts' their first punt return touchdown since 2009. Indianapolis refused to give up the lead from there as the Bills were never able to cut the deficit to less than four.
QB Andrew Luck was fortunate a fellow first-year player decided to step up, because he didn't have his sharpest game as a pro (20-for-37, 240 yards, one touchdown and one interception). The run game didn't help much either as Vick Ballard and Donald Brown combined for 67 yards on 23 carries.
The Bills had a chance to tie the game late in the fourth when Tom Zbikowski fumbled an interception, but Buffalo ultimately elected to punt after getting stranded with a fourth-and-eight on their own 49-yard line. The Bills would not get the ball back from there, though, since the Colts were able to successfully run off the final 3:22 and secure the win.
Fantasy studs/duds: Hilton avoided an injury scare to have a historic day for Indianapolis as he became the first Colt to register a punt return TD and receiving TD in the same game. Reggie Wayne and Stevie Johnson each also had 100 yard games even though neither quarterback exactly excelled. As for the dud award, Chan Gailey seems like a deserving candidate after only giving C.J. Spiller 14 carries even though he was averaging 7.6 yards a tote.
Did they Cover? The Colts took care of business as two-point favorites.
Injury info: Hilton suffered a head injury early in the second quarter, but apparently it looked scarier than it actually was as he was able to return to the game. Safety Tom Zbikowski wasn't as fortunate, though, after a shin injury forced him out after he fumbled a Ryan Fitzpatrick interception.
Up next: The Colts will look to continue their unlikely wild card run when they head to Detroit. The Bills have a prime opportunity to rebound against the Jacksonville Jaguars at home.


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MESQUITE — Hands were clasped tight as dozens of students quietly stood around the flagpole at Mesquite's John Horn High School Wednesday morning.
They were remembering Sigfrid Credo, a senior and active member in band and choir, who died in a car accident on Monday.
"It truly means that he has touched multiple people's lives," said Joh'shun Griffin of the Class of 2012. "There were some who probably wanted to come who could not make it, and I'm pretty sure this thing... this whole entire parking lot... would be full had family come, other friends around the world come. But he has truly touched not only my life, but many others."
Credo and four schoolmates — including his twin brother — were in Monday's crash as the driver lost control and the car flipped near the West Texas town of Roscoe.
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Another week gone by. A little cooler now, but a hundred degrees in midweek. School has started and seems to be going well. Big plans are being made for this Friday's first game, September 6, with the annual BBQ from 4 to 7 p.m., followed by the football game versus Yuma at 7 p.m. The entire community is invited to take part in this annual event. Free dinner when you buy a game ticket.
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Ruth and Ken Wright from the Wright Paleohydrological Institute will present the free Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) lecture titled, "Ollantaytambo's Ancient Water Temple," at 7 p.m., on Wednesday, September 4, at the University of Colorado's Museum of Natural History.
The public is invited to join the Wrights as they describe their recent field research at the Incamisana, an ancient temple in Peru's Sacred Valley that
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Sundays at Oskar Blues in Lyons have become my favorite shows, I love the more mellow music and enjoy watching the youngsters and oldsters dancing and enjoy the tunes together. These are all early 6 to 9 p.m., free, and all ages' shows, and are usually very well attended. I have often been asked why we don't charge for these shows; the answer is Dale and I want to give some free music back to the community as a thank you for all their support in helping us bring live music to Lyons. In September we have a
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So an idea occurred to a friend and I this summer on a run about town. What if we held an event, such as a 5K in Lyons? We could follow it by cocktails. Mimosas seemed natural as 5K's are usually a morning event. This event would not only celebrate the end of summer, the kiddos headed back to school, but also a charitable cause. Thus the Mimosa Day 5K was born. I am proud to report that the event attracted well over sixty women last Saturday, and a fabulous post-party at the Lyons Fork. For an event, which I had
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Imagine it taking all day to go from Lyons to Boulder? And, carrying enough food with you to last a year? These are some of the extraordinary tales that the kids attending this year's Redstone Museum's Summer History Day Camp heard about life in the mid-19th century in Colorado, when pioneers came in their covered wagons.
The camp this year focused on early settlers to the Lyons area, including Colorado trading posts and the state's cultural heritage.
The young campers, ages seven to eleven, learned about life in Lyons at the turn of the century through interactive lessons, creative scenarios, decorative crafts, and a treasure hunt through the collected old treasures at the museum. Each day, the children
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Husker softball completes sweep with 12-2 win
West Lafayette, Ind. - Behind a solid outing from freshman right-hander Emily Lockman and a 12-run effort out of the Husker offense, the 18th-ranked Nebraska softball team completed a doubleheader sweep of Purdue with a 12-2 victory in game two Saturday afternoon.
Offensively, five Huskers produced multi-hit games, as Nebraska out-hit Purdue 16-8. Senior Courtney Breault led the way with a 3-for-4 day that included her second home run in as many games, two RBIs and a run scored. Freshman leadoff hitter Alicia Armstrong was 3-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs and two runs scored, as she stretched her hitting streak to 11 games. Junior Taylor Edwards was 3-for-5 with a double, a homer, four RBIs and three runs scored, while sophomore Jordan Bettiol was 3-for-3 with a walk, a run and an RBI. Bettiol's three hits were a career high, while freshman Hailey Decker finished 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI.
In the circle, Lockman fired an eight-hitter to improve to 13-3 on the season. In a complete-game effort, Lockman allowed two run while striking out three.
With the win, Nebraska improved to 34-9 on the year, and the Huskers remained in second place in the Big Ten Conference standings with a 12-3 record in league play.
Lily Fecho (8-14), the reigning Big Ten Pitcher of the Week, took the loss for Purdue (20-25, 7-9 Big Ten), allowing nine runs on 14 hits in 6.1 innings.
Nebraska carried over its momentum from a 5-2, nine-inning win in game one by scoring twice in the top of the first inning of game. Armstrong began game two with a single to extend her hitting streak to 11 games. She stole second and scored the game's first run on an RBI double from Taylor Edwards. Senior Brooke Thomason then brought Edwards home with an RBI single through the right side.
In the top of the second, a one-out single off the wall in left by Breault was followed by a fielder's choice sacrifice bunt from freshman Kiki Stokes where no out was recorded. Bettiol then lined a single to left to load the bases with only one out. But Nebraska could not plate a run, as Armstrong hit a hard line drive right at the shortstop before a ground out left the bases loaded.
After the Huskers hit into hard luck with the bases loaded in the top of the second, Purdue left the bases loaded in the bottom of the frame, despite not recording a hit.
Nebraska added to its lead with three runs in the top of the third. Taylor Edwards began the inning with a single before Thomason walked. Freshman Hailey Decker then brought Edwards home with an RBI double to right center. Following the first out, Breault scored Thomason with an RBI single. The Huskers then made it 5-0 when Bettiol lined a two-out RBI single to left to score Decker. Armstrong walked following Bettiol's single, before the Huskers left the bases loaded for the second straight inning.
The Huskers made it 7-0 with a two-out rally in the top of the fifth. Bettiol worked a two-out walk before Armstrong belted a two-run home run to center field.
Purdue loaded the bases for the second time in the game with one out in the top of the sixth. Lockman recorded the second out without allowing a run to score before Maia Moncheck delivered a two-out RBI single that cut the lead to 7-1.
Nebraska got the run back and more in the top of the seventh when Breault led off the frame with a solo home run to left field. After an out was recorded, Bettiol and Armstrong recorded back-to-back singles. Junior pinch-hitter Kylee Muir scored Bettiol with an RBI fielder's choice before Taylor Edwards launched the next pitch over the fence in left field for a three-run homer that capped the five-run inning and gave NU a 12-1 lead.
Lockman wrapped up her 13th victory in the bottom of the seventh, despite allowing back-to-back two-out singles that produced a second run for Purdue.
Nebraska and Purdue wrap up their three-game series with the Sunday finale at 10 a.m. (Central).
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An emotional meeting ended with a decision to close Jerome Elementary, Longfellow Elementary and Arthur Eddy Academy. The Saginaw Public School board voted 4-3 in favor of the plan.
Parents, students and staff pleaded with the board to keep the schools open. People stormed out of the three-hour-long meeting when the decision came down to close three schools.
Superintendent Carlton Jenkins said the plan is estimated to save $3.8 million. The district is facing a $32.6 million budget deficit. Jenkins said about 60 staff members could be laid off as part of the plan.
Students from Jerome Elementary will go to Merrill Park Elementary, Longfellow Elementary students will attend Houghton Elementary, and Arthur Eddy students will go to either Heavenrich or Ruben Daniels.
The closures will take effect during the next academic year. In the past 10 years, the district has shuttered 13 schools.
Board member Delena Spates-Allen explained it was a necessary decision, but one she didn't want to make.
The superintendent also presented ideas to improve academics and curriculum.
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While I always thought it was strange that someone would have a bucket of cow manure, the lesson was not lost on me, and this week I felt like the guy that did the stepping.
My knees have been giving me fits for the last few months. When I get up in the morning, they squeak and click. I've seen a few doctors, one of which shot my knees full of some kind of medicine, using a needle that looked as big as a kindergarten pencil. I'm here to tell you that was not fun.
Another doctor prescribed some medication that fights inflammation, and it did seem to help for a few days, but that old familiar pain returned. It still felt like a toothache, except it was in my knees.
Jilda, who is AAD (almost a doctor) has been telling me for months to try acupuncture. I've used acupuncture before when my back was giving me fits, and it did help. Now that I think of it, I haven't had a problem with my back since then.
I decided to go to the local chiropractor/acupuncture specialist and finally I've found a specialist that understands the problem and has prescribed therapy that's just right for my condition.
After a session of acupuncture and electric stimulation therapy, my knees did feel better.
As I settled up at the front desk, the doctor instructed me to apply cold compresses to my knees.
Just then, an idea flashed in my brain as bright as a lightening strike. This news was too good to be true. Bear with me, because this gets complicated.
I reasoned that the water flowing out from Smith Dam where I fly fish is 52 degrees and colder most of the year.
When you fly fish, you wade out waist deep in the frigid water, so as it turns out, my doctor prescribed fly fishing for my ailing knees. Well not really, but even a simpleton could make this connection — the icy waters of the Sipsey Fork of the Black Warrior River is at least as good for my knees as a cold compress. I could have hugged her neck. It was almost like hitting the lottery!
Now Jilda is one of the kindest, most caring people on the planet but I feared I might be "dancin' with the devil" trying to slide this idea by her.
So I did some rehearsing — "Yes dear, I'd love to cut the grass, and weed the garden, but it's time for my cold therapy."
Turns out, she wasn't a hard sell at all, so the next morning I went for knee therapy. It's tough, but I'm willing to go the extra mile to get my health back.
I figure by the end of the year, I should have knees like a 20 year old. Is this a great country or what.
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Working Less, But Doing it Right
I'm a big fan of Michael Gerber, author of the book, The E-Myth. He summarizes the small business owners' dilemma well. When any successful small business grows, and an owner finds himself or herself doing more things just to keep up, they inevitably find themselves at a point where they don't own a business, their business owns them. Most remodelers would readily agree with this statement. As any successful company grows, an owner must be able to delegate day-to-day activities effectively. System need to be created to provide consistent results (processes and outcomes).
Most people who read this respond the same way: "I don't have time for this. I'm already working too many hours now. How do I take this on too?" There is a simple answer: You don't do this alone. This is not another job for the owner of the company. You must enlist the help of your staff to not only get these systems created, but to get buy-in. The better people in your company want this kind of responsibility. They also may know a better way to do it. Here are five steps to implement this in your own company:
1. Project positioning
For a project like this to succeed, a business owner must "position" the project so that the project itself is seen as a positive event to all employees. Employees must see the benefit of doing this and how it will help day-to-day company operations. Project positioning must be well received by employees for this project to proceed.
2. Define long-term vision and goals for your company.
What does the company look like when it runs the way you want? What do you sell, and what services do you offer? Are there certain distinguishing company characteristics that make your company unique? Do you know what you are best at? Too many remodeling companies respond to all requests, trying to be all things to all people. Define what you are best at. This type of clarity is required to help detail how you want your company will grow.
3. Create an organizational chart for this future company
When you have a clear vision for your company, look 12 months into the future and determine what your annual sales can be 12 months from now. Put together an organizational chart to support these financial goals. What roles are necessary to support these goals? Who is doing what? Divide up all the tasks in your business, and break out all tasks/roles in the form of an organizational chart. Start by assigning employee's names to the different roles on the organizational chart. When your name as the owner shows up in more than six boxes on that organizational chart, it's time to start delegating responsibility. Look at what roles/functions can be delegated to employees or to appropriate subcontractors.
4. Define all of the job tasks for each job description:
Create job descriptions by task for each role identified on the organizational chart. If you are working on one of your roles in the company, define the tasks you manage on a daily basis. For employees, have them list their responsibilities. Document your expectations. Create a clear understanding of what is expected by task. Define the required tasks under each position.
5. Define the "standard operating procedures" for the tasks for each job description
Provide a hand-held tape recorder to employees as they define their day-to-day procedures. Your company already has working procedures. By putting them on tape, and then transcribing the tape, you can document these procedures, and collect the historical knowledge that your employees possess. These documented procedures will define company standards, create accountability, and make the training of future employees easier.
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To assist you in this process, this magazine is hosting an online class to review this material in a web-based seminar format. This program will be hosted by David Lupberger, of the Remodelers Turnkey Program, and will be on Dec. 5th, at 3 pm, EST, Noon, PST. To find out more, go to www.TurnkeyProgram.com, and click on the QR Implementing Standard Operating Procedures course title. You can register for the program on the Web site. I look forward to "seeing" you there.


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Rookiee is a collaboration between three UK producers: Paul "Bronze" Newton and Peter Day. Bronze has written and produced for many well known artists including Mary Kiani, Louise, Another Level, The Thrillseekers, Darude, and NuGeneration. Peter Day has worked on projects with artists including, Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan, Rick Astley and Bananarama, Faithless, Faith Evans, Madasun, and Dru Hill. Here they team up with Huw Williams and enlist the talents of vocalist J.J., the sultry voice of Rookiee, has performed with Darude on the Top of the Pops. She has also released her own solo material as "Stylus" featuring JJ on WEA and Symphony of Strings featuring JJ on Serious/Spinnin´ Records.
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The ASU cheerleaders, Howl
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"Arkansas State is a huge
contributor to our economy in the area and we love football and it's going to
be an exciting season and it just gives businesses an opportunity to show their
pride in our university," said Cari White of the Jonesboro Chamber of Commerce.
Students, like John Mark Brown, seem just as
eager for this year's football season to begin as the adults. The elementary children
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"Well, I'm excited Howl is here, right there, and I'm getting
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Yahoo to Create "Harry Potter" Brand Universe SiteHP References
The New York Times is reporting today that Yahoo has announced plans to build a special "Harry Potter" website as part of a giant "Brand Universe" for fans. The newspaper reports these sites are being created as " online destinations that will draw large audiences around individual movies, television shows, bands, celebrities, games and other types of entertainment." Other sites planned revolve around hit television series such as " LOST" and "The Office," as well as video games Halo and The Sims along with many others, with over 100 sites to be announced this year.
"Vince Broady, head of games, entertainment and youth at Yahoo, said the company had a wealth of entertainment content, but finding the material about a specific attraction was not always intuitive.
âWe donât connect the dots for our users around those brands,â Mr. Broady said. âBrand Universe is designed to fix that problem. What we are really trying to do is create environments where fans of brands can hang out when they are online.â
The sites would also create windows where visitors could find out more about specific attractions and perhaps become fans, Mr. Broady said."
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Brian Dawkins, one of the most feared defensive players in football over the past 16 seasons, announced on Monday that he has retired.
Dawkins released a statement via his Twitter account to inform followers of his decision to step away from the game.
Here is the full statement:
"The Lord has blessed me to play in the NFL for 16 years. I would like to thank the Eagles & the Broncos 4 believing In me. I would like 2 thank all my teammates & Coaches that I have been blessed 2 go to battle with. Along with u, the fans 4 helping make my career 1 that I have enjoyed tremendously. In other words. I am announcing my retirement from the NFL"
Dawkins was drafted in the second round of the 1996 draft by the Eagles and immediately became one of their top defensive players. He played 13 seasons in Philadelphia, reaching the Pro Bowl seven times during that stretch. Dawkins was also named to the franchise's 75th Anniversary Team in 2007.
Following the 2008 season, Dawkins left the Eagles and signed with the Broncos. In three seasons in Denver, he made two more Pro Bowl trips and helped the team win the AFC West last season.
For his career, Dawkins finished with 26 sacks, 28 forced fumbles and 37 interceptions in 224 regular-season games; he is one of only 10 players all-time with 20-plus sacks and 20-plus interceptions. He also added two sacks and four interceptions in postseason play.
"Brian Dawkins is one of the best to ever play the game, a future Hall of Famer who changed the way his position is played," Broncos head coach John Fox said in a statement released by the team. "In many ways, he helped my job as a coach with his great leadership and preparation. He brought so much to the table and was such an enormous asset to our football team.
"His contributions go far beyond the wins, interceptions, sacks and Pro Bowls he accumulated during his career. Brian is the definition of class and is what you want in a leader. I know our players, coaches, fans and so many within the National Football League feel the same way.
"I competed against Brian for many years with the Giants and coached him once in the Pro Bowl, but to be around him every day for a season was truly special. I'm not sure there was a more respected guy in our building than Brian. He knows defense, he knows football and he knows what it takes to win. I've got the utmost admiration for him as both a player and person.
"It's been an honor and a privilege to coach Brian. Although I will miss the positive impact he had on our team, I congratulate Brian on a tremendous career and wish him and his family all the best going forward."
Said Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, ""Brian Dawkins is one of my all-time favorite players and one of the best to ever put on an Eagles uniform. On the field, in many ways, Brian re-invented the safety position. He had the speed and athleticism to line up against the game's best receivers, and was equally effective in the run game. His love for the game was infectious and he poured his entire heart and soul into everything he was doing from the moment he entered the stadium until he left. Everyone who ever watched Brian play saw that and it was impossible not to love that about him. He was one of the best leaders to ever play here. "
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Losing a future Hall of Famer hurts any defense, but the Broncos saw this departure coming after Dawkins' injury problems last season. He missed four games (two regular season, two playoffs) with Denver in 2011 because of a neck injury, and the team wasn't counting on him making a big contribution in the future. The Broncos signed veteran Mike Adams in free agency to take Dawkins' spot in the lineup, and also will count on big things from a pair of '11 draft picks — Quinton Carter and Rahim Moore.


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In 2012, Bob Balaban ran into George Clooney and his producing partner, Grant Heslov, at the New York City premiere of Argo. The next day, the veteran character actor got a call asking whether he'd like to be in Clooney's next project, a World War II movie called The Monuments Men.
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Pitmaster Billy Woodrich fired up the old brick pit and started turning out meats, sides and pies at Oak Acres, a classic Texas barbecue tavern with oak paneling, beer signs, a back yard and a parking lot full of work trucks.
Along with Jambo's in Rendon and BBQ on the Brazos in Cresson, this is the must-try new barbecue restaurant in town. It's not at the level of Pecan Lodge or Lockhart Smokehouse, the Texas Monthly favorites in Dallas, but Oak Acres' near-perfect brisket sets a new standard for northwest Tarrant County.
Besides the brisket, served on butcher paper with a light drizzle of sauce, Oak Acres also serves a simple commercial sausage at lunch, adding pork ribs at dinner. (Chicken-fried steak is a Thursday-only special.)
Side dishes include a skin-on redskin potato salad. Desserts such as buttermilk pie or banana pudding come from pastry chef Susan Eddins, who used to bake for much-traveled chef Grady Spears.
Oak Acres is at 1620 N. Las Vegas Trail, where former pitmaster James Quave used to smoke up barbecue before the old Hip Pocket Theater outdoor shows; 817-367-2200, facebook.com/BillysOakAcresBbq.
Off and racing
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Owned by the Houston-based Rick's striptease club chain — and not connected in any way with the character from Talladega Nights — Ricky Bobby essentially provides the strip-club experience with loud music, just no pole.
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Ricky Bobby serves food until 11:45 nightly at 2200 N.E. Loop 820 (at Mark IV Parkway), Fort Worth; 817-624-3759, rickybobbyftw.com
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Ko Tao
|Ko Tao
View of Shark Bay, on the island's south side
|Coordinates: 10°5′24″N 99°50′17″E / 10.09000°N 99.83806°E
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|21 km2 (8 sq mi)
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Ko Tao (also often Koh Tao, Thai: เกาะเต่า, Thai pronunciation: [kɔ̀ʔ tàw], lit. "Turtle Island") is an island in Thailand and forms part of the Chumphon Archipelago on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand. It covers an area of about 21 km². Administratively it forms a tambon within the district (Amphoe) Ko Pha Ngan of Surat Thani Province. As of 2006 its official population is 1,382.[1] The main settlement is Ban Mae Hat.
The economy of the island is almost exclusively centred on tourism, especially scuba diving.
Ko Tao was named by its first settlers after the island's turtle-like geographic shape.[citation needed] Coincidentally, the island is an important breeding ground for Hawksbill turtles and Green turtles. Development of tourism has negatively impacted the health of these grounds but a breeding programme organised in 2004 by the Royal Thai Navy and KT-DOC, a coalition of local scuba diving centres, has reintroduced hundreds of juvenile turtles to the island's ecosystem.
Initially[when?] the island was uninhabited, with only the occasional fisherman from the neighbouring islands, looking for shelter in a storm or just resting before continuing on his journey.
It would appear from old maps and descriptions that this island was known by European cartographers and mariners as "Pulo Bardia" - indicating that the island was first settled by Malayo-Polynesian peoples. The old maps show a chain of three islands aligned north-south and lying off the east coast of the Malay Peninsula. The most northerly and smallest of these islands is marked P. Bardia - the name sustained until the early 1900s. The best map example is a map by John Thornton from "The English Pilot, the Third Book", dated 1701 but the specific map of the Gulf of Siam is dated around 1677. [1]. Also see maps of the East Indies by William Dampier c1697. By modern standards of accuracy, the islands are poorly placed on early maps. 17th century marine navigation and cartography used the 'backstaff' which, in this area, was accurate to one degree of longitude or around 60 nautical miles.
Page 383 of 'The Edinburgh Gazetteer, or Geographical Dictionary' [2](1822) also mentions the island and provides a geographical position. In his 1852 book titled "Narrative of a residence at the capital of the Kingdom of Siam" by Frederick Arthur Neale [3] he describes the people and wildlife of Bardia. According to the account there were farms and even cows in a village on the bay lying to the west side of the island. The book includes a fanciful illustration of 'Bardia' showing huts and palm trees.
"The Oriental Navigator" or "New Directions for Sailing to and from the East" ... By Jean-Baptiste-Nicolas-Denis 1801 [4] "PULO SANCORI (Koh Pha-nang) about 7 leagues NW by N from Pulo Carnom (Koh Samui) is nearly of equal height and Pulo Bardia about 8 leagues farther in the same direction is also a high island adjacent to the main. These islands need not be approached but from Pulo Carnom steer a North course towards Cin Point in about lat 12 N bearing nearly N E from it about 40 leagues the high mountains close over this point make it visible at a great distance and there are two small islands adjoining the extreme point which has a bay on each side Prom abreast the bay on the North side of the point the coast extends about NNE having good soundings at a moderate distance." (Comments: A league is approx. 3 nautical miles. Two small islands and bays at the northern point = Koh Nangyuan )
On June 18, 1899 King Chulalongkorn visited Ko Tao and left as evidence his monogram on a huge boulder at Jor Por Ror bay next to Sairee Beach. This place is still worshiped today.[by whom?]
In 1933 the island started to be used as a political prison. In 1947 Khuang Abhaiwongse, prime minister at that time, pleaded and received a royal pardon for all prisoners on the island. Everybody was taken to the shore of Surat Thani and Ko Tao was abandoned again.
In the same year Khun Uaem and his brother Khun Oh reached Ko Tao from the neighbouring Ko Phangan by trying out their traditional sail boat, for that time a quite long and dangerous journey. Even though the island was still under royal patronage, it did not stop these pioneers claiming themselves a good part of the land on today's Sairee beach. Having brought their families over, they began to cultivate and harvest the excellent soil, forming the first generation of the present-day community. They lived a simple and tough life harvesting coconuts, fishing and growing vegetables, which were also traded with Ko Phangan. Despite the difficulties in reaching the island, the population grew steadily.
In the 1980s overseas travellers began to visit Ko Tao and quickly became a popular destination. As a consequence, bigger, faster and safer boats were used to allow easier access to Ko Tao. In the 1990s the island became known as a diving site.
The island is well known for scuba diving and snorkeling, as well as hiking, rock climbing and bouldering. The most popular place for tourists is Sairee on the West coast, which has a white sandy beach of 1.7 km interrupted only by a few huge boulders and a scattering of medium budget resorts and restaurants. Chalok Baan Khao, to the south of the island is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative for those wishing to escape the crowds. A multitude of beautiful granite boulders, which nestle both in the forests and on the beaches of Ko Tao, attract a growing number of climbers.
Ko Tao is less developed than Ko Samui and Ko Pha Ngan, but has become increasingly popular especially with the mid-20s backpacker crowd in search of relatively inexpensive scuba diving certification. For the last two years the demographics of the island has seen an age increase with many of the visitors that first visited the island over ten years ago are now returning with their families.
As of December 2005, Ko Tao had about 150 resorts offering accommodation and approximately 50 bars/clubs. Most of the resorts are still bungalow-style, not hotel/resort style. As of 2007 there is a trend to more upmarket resorts which do not concentrate singularly on diving. Free WiFi is provided in increasing numbers and even the first sailing charter company on Ko Tao has opened.
Ko Tao is increasingly becoming a mecca for game fishermen on a budget. Species targeted include marlin, sailfish, king mackerel, cobia, baracuda, trevally and snapper.
Diving conditions have improved dramatically in the past few years with the continuing education of locals by the dive community. The El Nino weather pattern of 1997 caused a warming of the waters which resulted in the loss of a great deal of the shallow corals near the island. Since then, the recovery has been swift and dramatic. Ko Tao now offers some of the best scuba diving in the Gulf of Thailand.[2] And with help by island conservation groups the island environmental outlook is strong.
Chumpon Pinnacle, a dive site to the west of the island has a reputation for divers in search of both whale sharks and bull sharks. However, because of the warmer water temperatures over the last year a great amount of bull sharks have migrated to cooler waters.
Roads are basic and generally are in poor shape and. Most traffic on the island is motorbikes being the main form of transport.
Ferry Services[edit]
Ferry Services
Ko Tao is serviced by ferry services from Surat Thani (4 hours day boat, 9 hours on overnight boat), Chumphon (1.5 to 3 hours), Ko Samui (approx 2.5 hours) and Ko Pha Ngan (approx 1 hour). All ferries dock at Ban Mae Haad. Journey times vary due to the different boats used by the various ferry companies. Ferries are by Lomprayah, Seatran, and Songserm.
Koh Tao has no airport, but connections via highspeed catamaran and ferries are available at 3 airports.
Chumphon Airport Koh Samui Airport Surat Thani Airport
and take ferries to Koh Tao.
Via Chumphon Airport Chumphon Airport (CJM) The nearest airport to the island is located 30 km north of Chumphon city in Pathio District. It has direct daily flights connections with Bangkok's Don Meueng Airport - (DMK) High-speed Lomprayah catamarans depart from Chumphon to Koh Tao. Nok Air operates three daily flights between Bangkok (Don Mueang - DMK) and Chumphon Airport, Pathio District, Chumphon (CJM). Nok Air offer a combined flight and ferry ticket on their website.
Via Koh Samui Airport Ko Samui (USM) which has frequent flights from Bangkok, Singapore and Phuket with Ferries connections to Koh Tao. Flights via Samui are expensive.
Via Surat Thani Airport Surat Thani (URT) on the mainland. Flights from Bangkok are served by Thai Airways and Thai Air Asia
Train services are available from Bangkok down to Chumphon where travellers can then catch a ferry. A first class ticket on an overnight train will cost around 1200 Thai Baht. Second class tickets are a little cheaper at around 1000 Thai Baht , passengers do not have the luxury of their own private cabin in second class, however, beds do pull down and once the party is over it is possible to have a good nights sleep. Food is served by train vendors.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ko Tao.
- Ko Tao travel guide from Wikivoyage
Coordinates: 10°05′24″N 99°50′17″E / 10.09000°N 99.83806°E


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Walk Everywhere | $645 a week | Great Porch | Hist/District in Savannah
- bedrooms 2
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This 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom Savannah vacation rental is beautifully appointed and loaded with amenities and charm. The 1881 building is on the historic register, and this unit has its own covered front porch. The living area is cozy and full of fun architectural details. The master bedroom is spacious and elegant and features a king bed and desk area. The gourmet eat-in kitchen has everything you need. Beautiful marble is found in the kitchen and bath.
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This garden level vacation rental in the heart of Savannah's Historic District is located in a historic building and is minutes away from Savannah's famous Forsyth Park. Elegantly decorated with antiques and bright colors, your Savannah vacation will be well spent in this vacation home.
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Ten questions about the debt ceiling
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SAN ANTONIO - The alleged victims of former trailer park manager Louisa Martinez Alvarez said they want refunds, rather than revenge, now that she has been arrested.
The 36-year-old former manager of the Lake Village mobile home park is accused of keeping more than $13,000 that residents paid in rent, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
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Martinez Alvarez was arrested Tuesday on a charge of misapplication of fiduciary funds.
The affidavit stated that Bexar County Sheriff's investigators believe Martinez Alvarez used the tenant's rent money for herself.
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Although investigators said they found stolen money orders totaling more than $13,000, the trailer park owner believes the total is closer to $20,000, the affidavit stated.
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After the Marcus McNeill injury, the San Diego Chargers wound up punting the football and giving it back to the Oakland Raiders. After a few short runs by running back Michael Bush, quarterback Carson Palmer tried the Chargers defense deep down the field. Parson connected with wide receiver Jacoby Ford, who made a twisting and spinning catch, injuring his ankle, for the 41-yard completion.
After Ford was carted to the locker room, newly signed wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh made his first catch as a Raider. After that, the Raiders simply just pounded the football and abused the Chargers at the line of scrimmage. After picking up a hands to the face penalty, the Raiders got to the goal line. Michael Bush took the handoff from Palmer and leapt over the line, getting in for the touchdown as the Raiders take a 7-3 lead.
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Vikings offensive line vets realize irrelevancy of NFL tenure
Vikings offensive line vets realize irrelevancy of NFL tenure
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - Adam Goldberg, Chris Liwienski and Mike Rosenthal have started 122 games on Minnesota's offensive line between them, including 33 last season.
This year, they're each in danger of getting dumped on Saturday when teams are required to reduce their rosters to 53 players for the regular season. Such a situation is hardly unusual in the NFL, when contracts are not guaranteed - and tenure sure isn't, either.
"I've known that since the day you get drafted," said Rosenthal, who lost his job at right tackle to second-round draft pick Marcus Johnson last November. "You can talk to anybody who's been around, who understands the NFL. You're day to day. It's a performance business, and you have to treat each day like it's your last."
Because Johnson began at right guard, left tackle Bryant McKinnie will be the only starter in the same place from last year's opener to this year's first game on Sept. 11 at Washington.
Four-time Pro Bowl pick Matt Birk is back at center after missing last season because of a series of injuries to his midsection. Right guard Artis Hicks was acquired in a draft-day trade with Philadelphia. And left guard Steve Hutchinson arrived in the richest deal - seven years, $49 million with $16 million guaranteed - ever given a player at his position.
Jason Whittle, who has started 35 games over eight seasons as a guard and center, was signed to be the top interior backup. The second-round draft pick obtained in the Daunte Culpepper trade with Miami was used on Ryan Cook, a center in college at New Mexico who is currently the second-string right tackle.
That leaves only a couple of spots left for Liwienski, the backup right guard, and Rosenthal and Goldberg, who have been working at left tackle. Teams rarely keep more than nine offensive linemen on the active roster, though offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell suggested Monday that the Vikings could keep as many as 10.
"It's a competitive atmosphere, you know?" Liwienski said earlier in training camp. "We've got a lot of guys vying for a few jobs, so the work is definitely there until you're done - and may the best man win."
Coach Brad Childress and his staff took over after Mike Tice was fired in January, requiring these veterans to make another first impression. Tice personally assisted in Liwienski's development when he was the offensive line coach, decided to put the undrafted Goldberg in the starting lineup in 2004, and had a say in the signing of Rosenthal as a free agent in 2003.
Liwienski lost his job at left guard to Anthony Herrera last November after starting every game on Minnesota's line from 2001 until then. Herrera, coincidentally, is also among the players with starting experience whose status is in question.
"It definitely happens quick. You go from a young guy to getting your years in and now you're fighting for your life season by season," Liwienski said. "That's the way it goes. That's what makes the NFL the best in the world."
Emotionally, it's not easy, so it's important to stay as detached as possible.
"Whenever they call, 'first offense,' in practice, your feet take a couple of steps toward there," Goldberg said. "In the preseason games, whenever we receive a kickoff or a punt, your body wants to run out there."
Other teams figure to call should any of them be released this weekend, but it would've been easier to find opportunities earlier this summer. For Rosenthal, asking for a trade was not a consideration.
"That's not my style. I never do that. I've always been a team guy," he said.
Pouting, certainly, is not the answer.
"I appreciate those guys," Bevell said. "They're not griping and complaining or causing any problems because they're not in the starting rotation. They're taking their reps. They're making the most of their reps. They're throwing it out there and hoping that it's good enough."
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Re: Vikings offensive line vets realize irrelevancy of NFL tenure
I was wondering if we were keeping 8 or 9 offensive linemen.
Right now this is how I see it:
Making the team:
Fighting for a spot
Now I have not listet them in any order of who makes the team. It's just trying to illustrate the guys that are in there in the middle of it. Now you can see who and how many of them stays on. I honestly have no idea who has been the better performance among those. The only thing I can come up with is Childress that pointed out he likes players who can play multiple positions on the line. That might be good for a guy like Goldberg.
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The Village concept is enabling people to age in place gracefully all the while having access to partners in the community that can support their needs. Congratulations to Avendias Village for the great work they are doing.
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This is a wonderful blend of the best of both worlds--independence and assisted living.
I hope it is still around when I need it.
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I'll be 50 this week, but I need this group! I can't turn a mattress either! I am disabled by nerve problems....but there's plenty of stuff I CAN do....like the commenter above, I want to know how to join...sign me up....And everyone, for the first time, you can really make a difference this year. You can vote for Jill Stein (or Gary Johnson, but Stein is my choice), and third party for every seat that you can. You don't have to believe the old programming that it's a wasted vote. It isn't. The only wasted vote is a vote for anyone who supports the NDAA or citizens united.....that means you can't vote for Obama or Romney or ANY incumbent....wake up, please. If you don't even KNOW who is in the third party debate tonight, you're not an educated voter.....please stop dragging our nation to war.
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Great story.
Where can younger people get involved? We have talented and compasionate youth here. How about holidays concerts? Post some opportunities for them
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There's a new type of exercise class that's becoming popular, and instructors at Minot's YMCA say they are among the first gyms in the state to offer it.
As Carla Burbidge tells us in this week's Eye on Health, it involves simple ballet moves.
Grab your exercise clothes and head to the gym, and by the way you don't even need your shoes for this class.
It's called Booty Barre, which is a combination of ballet moves and pilates.
(Andrea Golden, Booty Barre Instructor) "It's a lot more work for your gluts, through your abdominal region, it's more of an area that a lot of women have been interested so putting two mediums together that they can enjoy."
Instructors at Minot's YMCA recently became certified in Booty Barre.
Bars were installed in the exercise room, and they now offer the class three days a week.
This class may be based on ballet, but it's designed for all types of people.
(Andrea Golden, Booty Barre Instructor) "It's not so complicated that if you've never taken a dance class before, you can come and do it. My husband has done the class before. Anybody can come and do the class."
These days, there are so many types of exercises and classes to choose from.
But instructors say the most important thing is find one that's for you.
(Andrea Golden, Booty Barre Instructor) "You never know what you're going to find and really enjoy. If you find something you enjoy you'll keep doing it and that's the most important thing. Find something you enjoy and stick with it."
Booty Barre first became a popular exercise choice for celebrities, and now the class is offered for everyone.
Another option for people who want to stay fit and healthy.
For Eye on Health I'm Carla Burbidge.
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Volleyball names Susan Jangada as assistant coach
JU volleyball head Michelle Collier has made her first staff hire by naming Susan Jangada as an assistant coach.
Jangada, a former Ball State standout and professional player overseas, joins the JU staff following a two-year coaching stint at Bluffton-Harrison High School in Indiana.
"Susie is a great addition to our staff," JU head coach Michelle Collier said who played with Jangada overseas. "She brings in lot of experience and passion to our program and this university. She has great connections which will help make an immediate impact in our training and our recruiting."
"I am excited to work with Michelle again - this time as a coach and not as teammates," Jangada said. "This is such a great university with such a close community feeling. I am excited for the opportunity and look forward to building a good tradition here."
Prior to Bluffton, she coached at Houston Baptist and helped it to a 26-3 record during the 2007-08 year. The Huskies ended the season winning 18 of their final 19 matches.
Jangada begin her collegiate career at Centenary College of Louisiana during the 2006-2007 campaign. She has also spent time serving as an volleyball camp instructor at University of Florida (2004-09), Florida Southern College (2003-09) and at Ball State (1999-2001, 2003).
At the club level, Jangada has coached Decatur Force Volleyball Club (2010-2012) during her time at Bluffton. She coached in France for the Stade Francais Club (2004-2005) in Paris and Istres Sport Volleyball Club (2003-04). She also coached the 11-12 year olds and beginners at the Munciana Volleyball Club in 2000.
After playing a season at Indiana State, Jangada transferred to Ball State was a key member of the two Cardinal runs to the NCAA Tournament. She earned Mid-American all-conference and all-tournament accolades during the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Jangada is ranked third all-time in hitting percentage with a .358 average.
Following her Cardinals career, she was an expansion pick in 2003 for the United States Professional Volleyball team. She later played Holland with Collier in 2003. She also played in Istres, France in 2003-2004 and in Paris from 2004-2005.
Jangada graduated from Ball State in 2002 with a bachelor's degree in exercise science and wellness. Susan and her husband, Wenderson, have a daughter, Liriana; and a son, Ferguson, who will reside in Jacksonville.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The community is speaking out after a Metro Council vote to ban some alcohol sales after 2 a.m. The ban will be on all package alcohol sales, including beer and wine. It would affect liquor stores, gas stations, and convenience stores.
Currently you can buy package alcohol until 4 a.m. at stores that hold extended hour licenses. Mayor Greg Fischer still needs to sign off on the ordinance, but promised that he would at a press conference on Friday.
"I'm happy to follow the will of the council," said Fischer.
Liquor store owner Sandra Fant said the mayor has not given his decision enough thought.
"The city is going to lose revenue between me and the Thornton's and the gas stations that can't sell those two hours," said Fant. "When you add it all up, it's a lot of revenue."
Fant did an open records request and said she found that stores like hers are not the problem. According to Fant, only about 30 citations were issued countywide for liquor stores and convenience stores compared to 160 citations for bars and nightclubs this year. Restaurants and bars will still be able to sell until 4 a.m.
Fant said her business, located at 27th and Broadway, will be downsizing soon. Because they will have to close earlier, Fant said she will have to cut back on workers. The earlier closing will eliminate the need for a fulltime third-shift worker. That means Carissa Mays will be back on the job market soon.
"Now this is causing me to go job hunting," said Mays, "I've been here for five years and never had to worry.
During their meeting on October 24, the Louisville Metro Council voted 15-7 to eliminate the special extended hour license. Mays had this to say to the members of the council, "They ain't thinking about the people."
The biggest proponent for the ban, Fifth District Councilwoman Cheri Bryant-Hamilton, said it will help stop violence.
"There's a lot of crime that goes on nearby, within a quarter mile, on the premises, in the parking lot," said Hamilton.
Once signed by Fischer, the ban would take effect December 1. Liquor store workers say that people will be forced to go to bars instead of taking the alcohol to their homes after purchase. Mays said that will create a bigger, more deadly problem.
"You're going to get drunk driving, you're going to get DUI's," said Mays.
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I've developed a widget (Qt for symbian) shown in full screen mode, with a QListWidget instance on it. The handset has no touch screen.
When I focus into the QListWidget using navigation key, the Done/Exit menu isn't show due to full screen mode, and I find there is no way to move focus out of it.
Anyone can help with is issue?