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Reviews of Anderssons Camp
They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa.
Anderssons Camp review
Lovely camp, quirky decor in accomodation.
Felt very close to nature, roar of the lions during breakfast before our first venture into Etosha. Good view of waterhole in front of camp.
Easy access to Etosha, first view of two lionesses on road between camp and gate.....fantastic!
Anderssons Camp review
Really liked it here. Quiet, loved the rooms especially tin bath and CD reflectors on lights!
All very welcoming.
Anderssons Camp
The very best thing about the camp was the waterhole. We had excellent sightings of black rhino, eland, oryx, hartebeest and other game.
The night drive was also very good with an excellent encounter with lions and a very rare sighting of African Wild Cat.
Anderssons Camp review
loved the camp. especailly the star gazing host. he was very informative. patient with our questions and enthusiastic about his work! love it.Read more about the whole safari
Anderssons Camp review
Owned by Wilderness, the same company who own Kulala and Doro Nawas, but much simpler. Some nice quirky designs - like the bathrooms.
This was more a camp, with a good waterhole next to the main lounge/dining room area - so you can watch as you eat.
The staff were very helpful, but the food not quite up to the same high standard as the companies other lodges. The morning game drive was excellent, but expensive compared to the cost at our next stop - Mushara Bush Camp.
Anderssons Camp review
Ramon deserves special mention. The hostess was friendly, welcoming and well informed. We were unfortunately a bit disappointed by the wildlife we saw in Etosha National Park; perhaps we should have hired a guide (we did not because of the expense, and because of recommendations in ExpertAfrica's Bradt guide) or maybe we were just unlucky.Read more about the whole safari
Anderssons Camp review
A perfect setting for a perfect introduction to the willdlife of this area.
It's not every day you get a pride of lion walking past your bedroom as a wake up call!
Anderssons Camp review
The entrance road to Anderssons Camp was actually next to the gate so within 10-15min you can be inside Etosha which was great but we did not realise the main 'action' and waterholes are a further 17Km inside the gate, near Okaukuego, so if you really want to be inside Etosha as early or late as possible then perhaps bear this in mind.
Having said that we would still probably pick Anderssons as it was a much smaller camp than Okaukuego and it did have its own waterhole too where a pride of lions came to one evening.
Camp was extremely friendly and meals excellent with dining on individual tables which we liked as lots of places have group tables. The rooms were a little basic and the swimming pool was really a plunge pool tank but even taking this into account we thought it was still a good comfortable camp. We knew it was not classed as a luxury camp compared to some of our other choices of accomodation and so it was just as we expected. At this time of the year most of the swimming pools are too cold to use anyway so it was not a problem to us. We drove ourselves so didnt use any of the guided drives.
Anderssons Camp review
Anderssons camp has only been open a year and is run by a couple who were incredibly accomodating and friendly. The manager spent time telling us about the lions and answering our many questions. We were in a double room that was next to the restaurant and therefore overlooked the watering hole, which enabled us to have the first sighting of a pride of lions coming to feed and hear their roars - which were terrifying!
The rooms were terrific with an outside shower that was divine - and is made up of a metal bath tub under a solar powered shower. You do need to time your showers though as if you tried to have one first thing it could be a bit chilly. Everything is done to make it eco-friendly and it really works. The food was very good but the activities were pricey - however this camp is run by Wilderness Safaris and we found that the prices are similar throughout their camps.
We arranged to have a bush walk with a guide on the first day but this was cancelled only after I had double checked what time it was booked for. However we went out the next day and the lady manager was very apologetic. The bush guide was very good and we learnt a great deal during the walk. We were lucky enough to see the pride of lions (lionness, brother and 3 cubs) on both evenings and took some wonderful footage. I would certainly advise to stay here at the Ongava reserve rather than in the park as there is more probability of seeing animals. During the day there was always something around be it guinea fowl, zebras or giraffes.
The only downside to the rooms is that there is no storage space in the sense of a wardrobe or chest of draws but staying two nights it really wasn't a problem.
Anderssons Camp review
We had a little trouble finding this camp at first, as we did not expect it to be so close to Andersson Gate, after a short detour we found it, you just drive out of the Andersson Gate and it is directly to your right. From the moment we arrived everyone was so friendly, our rooms were tents on a stone building, with an outside shower and toilet, it was amazing, probably the best accomodation of the whole holiday, although all the others were great.
There is a lovely water hole and as we ate our evening meal a Rhino came by for a drink, the staff were so good that they covered our meals and drinks so that we could go watch and take pictures, they were so attentive to every detail, however they were never intrusive.
This was by far our favorite. Thanks to everyone who made it so special, no names as they were all exceptional.


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Shun Lee Cafe
- Address:
43 West 65th Street
New York, NY 10023Neighborhood:
Lincoln Square
- Cuisine:
Dim SumPrice: $30 and under
Shun Lee Cafe
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.shunleewest.com/
- Phone: (212) 769-3888
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Dim Sum, Asian, Chinese
- Executive Chef: Sun-Dao Man
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Wine
A word from Shun Lee Cafe
With Shun Lee Cafe conveniently located across from Lincoln Center, Dim Sum is just the ticket. The Cafe, a black and white checkerboard dining room, decorated with images from the Chinese calendar.Continued
Terrific Dim Sum on rolling carts in constant motion and a variety of dishes in smaller portions completes the menu at Shun Lee Cafe. The Cafe is a great pre-theater stop for a "quick" dinner.
Terrific Dim Sum on rolling carts in constant motion and a variety of dishes in smaller portions completes the menu at Shun Lee Cafe. The Cafe is a great pre-theater stop for a "quick" dinner.
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Shun Lee Cafe reviews from OpenTable diners
74 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food3.7Service3.6
- Ambiance3.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (31)fit for foodies (21)great for lunch (17)good for groups (16)kid-friendly (15)late-night find (7)great for brunch (7)hot spot (3)special occasion (3)great for outdoor dining (1)romantic (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014Awesome dimsum for dinner on the upper westside. Always wanted to eat there since i saw the review in the new york times. Would like to visit the main dining room sometimeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shun Lee CafePattidDined on 11/21/2014Attractive lively space. Very convenient to lincoln center, reasonable prices, fast service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/15/2014Wonderful food, great selection. Crowded and close tables.NoisySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced, mediocre foodjdefDined on 11/7/2014This place is shockingly expensive. My dish arrived late and cold. The food was greasy. The place is getting run down.Special Features:
- stale food and loudeat2liveDined on 11/2/2014The place on a Saturday was really loud with many misbehaving children and the food was not good. They only had 2 carts which kept going around. One cart with steamed dumplings and another with fried food. An average Chinatown dim sum place would have 10 times more selection. I am willing to pay for service and ambiance but this place had neither.Special Features:
- Good food, questionable waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 11/1/2014The food here was delicious and in general the staff was friendly and courteous. So overall it was a good dining experience until the waiter who came to pick up our credit card receipts stood at the table, opened the envelope and flipped through the receipts as if he was expecting that we hadn't paid the bill. It felt very rude and disrespectful. He created an uncomfortable situation for me and my guests (who were visiting from out of town) and nearly ruined a very enjoyable evening.Special Features:
- Mediocre and priceyDoubleffsVIPDined on 10/30/2014This used to be a neighborhood fave for us but it has fallen to a desperation choice. A few good dim sum plates but mostly just cold and tough. My friend had shrimp in lobster sauce which was dull and not any better than hole in the wall chinese takeout. It lives on its connection to the regular shun Lee restaurant (next door) and on its chic design. Also the service is poor (multiple visits over the last few years), either they rush rush you or stand in the corner chatting, ignoring you. You'd have to drag me back.
- we have eaten at the Cafe for yearstaznDined on 10/29/2014The Cafe is a dependable spot. The food is always good, the pace comfortable. We have been patrons for years.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/28/2014A standby, Shun Lee Cafe serves reliably good dim sum on the Upper West Side.
- Chaos is not digestibleSallyDined on 10/25/2014When one has to shout to be heard, and cannot relax over dim sum, indigestion results. Tables not cleared, napkins not ironed, tea not served, servers unable to do their job---overall impression of chaos.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Great food, as always, but the service was slow and not very attentive. I appreciate that we came at peak time, but we have been there before going to Lincoln Center and it was a much more rewarding experience.Special Features:
- A FINDOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/14/2014Shun Lee Cafe Shares there kitchen with the upscale SZHUN Lee and the food is great and reasonable!!! The maitre d' is so welcoming!!!!Special Features:
- Our last visit?BalletgrannyDined on 10/11/2014We've been eating here for years. Delicious dim sum in a setting that has become a bit shabby. The noise level is uncomfortable and the prices, compared to Chinatown, ridiculously high.Special Features:
- ConsistantSts15Dined on 10/11/2014We like to go there before a concert at Lincoln center, the service is prompt and friendly, prices good, and food is tasty. Dim Sum is great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GooddineoutDined on 10/10/2014This restaurant is always goos. It is a convenient stop before or after a performance at Lincoln Center.Special Features:
- Not as good as it is used to beAlonVIPDined on 10/8/2014This used to be a great place to have dim sum on the UWS. Last time the food was tasteless, service rushed and not attentive. Too bad.
- Good Idea - Poor ExecutionopusnyVIPDined on 10/8/2014The Shun Lee Cafe experience was lack luster. The cafe is stark black / white in decor and a cold ambiance. There is a menu selection of steamed and fried dim sum available to order. Additionally, there is also a steamed dim sum and fried dim sum cart that is making it way around the restaurant. The carts are large and end up banging into the back of chairs and customers - something I experienced personally. The selection of dim sum on the menu is pretty good but taste was average. As for pricing, each dim sum plate is about twice as much as the best dim sum in Chinatown. The service is what turned us off. Dim sum ordered from menu took a long time to come out as the cart selection is limited. The waiters were very gruff and hard.
- Fun, Different, pre-theaterjodiDined on 10/7/2014The Cafe offers the traveling Dim Sum Cart, fun. The steamed offerings are the best. The service is excellent here, very friendly. Its a different way to enjoy a light meal. The main restaurant is just next door. The regular menu is offer at both spots.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/4/2014Good food, but not great; nice environment, but not special; prime location; very pricy.
- noisy, but yummyrtrothDined on 10/3/2014Shun Lee Cafe is a good restaurant, but you have to have a high tolerance for noise. Hard surfaces bounce all the sounds around & magnify them. Dim sum is varied, but you can also order entrees from the fine restaurant next door, Shun Lee West.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Dim Sum but expensiveEllenMVIPDined on 10/1/2014This place still has it... the steamed dumplings are delicious, and so is the rest of the dim sum, but at $7.50/plate. The portions of entrees on the menu are small and also expensive, and the menu items are less successful. Avoid the dan dan noodles...Special Features:
- WeezmoonVIPDined on 10/1/2014Been here many times pre Lincoln Center events. Just perfect for an early curtain.Special Features:
- Your choice--dim sum or full mealDiscoveringnyVIPDined on 9/21/2014Great if you happen to be going to anything at Lincoln Center.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dim sumNewyorkchickVIPDined on 9/21/2014Yes, it's cheaper in Chinatown but this is nicely located and clean. The carts of dim sum have improved. Also ordered off the menu and was very happy with the shrimp and lobster sauce. These are small portions compared to regular chinese restaurants and the prices are high but I still think it's one of the best chinese restaurants in the upper west side.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dim SumDimSumFunDined on 9/18/2014Lots of fun... great if you're on a time schedule. The food is good, wait staff friendly and the atmosphere is fun, Chinese zodiac sculptures interesting!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasureEmEssDined on 9/14/2014The food here is from the Shun Lee kitchen and so is excellent while the atmosphere in this adjacent cafe is informal, That makes this a fun, not stuffy place to eat. Dim Sum carts are constantly being wheeled about to add a great deal of variety to the menu and the staff is attentive and efficient. I've been coming here for many years and find that before or after a movie or a Lincoln Center event, the Shun Lee Cafe is always appropriate and a pleasure.Special Features:
- LilaBuburinVIPDined on 9/7/2014Great dim sum! Almost like being in china again! Loved itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- quick mealSpangleNYCVIPDined on 8/24/2014This has become a ritual for us on a Sunday night when we want a small, fast dinner. There is a good variety of dim sum, and one can also order from the large menu, so all tastes are satisfied. The steamed dim sum has been usually delicious and fresh, though some nights it perhaps has been made a while before and it's a bit tough. We are always warmly greeted and recognized, which adds to the pleasure of this being a comfortable neighborhood restaurant.
- Shun lee CafeElizabethVIPDined on 8/23/2014we have not been to this restaurant for a while and while we found the service levels high - very nice greetings - waiters were very attentive, we found the food lack luster - especially the noodles in bean paste and meat. We probably won't be back anytime soon sadly as we loved coming for the dim sum. We found the dim sum unmemorable as well as being expensive
- Good Find, but pricey for Dim SumsaphireintoVIPDined on 8/2/2014Visiting NYC for the weekend and made this reservation on the fly through Open Table nearby search for lunch. They were very accommodating. The service was very attentive and quick. The food was good, but not a huge selection of Dim Sum was brought around. They did go and make the shrimp rice rolls special for me, when I asked if they were coming around. I found the portions to be small. Some were only three per basket. The pricing was on the high end for Dim Sum ... probably geared more for tourists and theatre goers, not local diners.Special Features:
- The following 606 reviews are from the Shun Lee Cafe reviews archive.
- I loved the Dim SumBonjourLIDined on 7/26/2014The Dim Sum was passed around frequently and the service was fast. This was perfect for us as we had to catch the Bolshoi across the street and were running late. The food was excellent and you can stop when you are filed up.Special Features:
- Love Shun Lee CafeEastBrunswickFoodieDined on 7/12/2014We always enjoy dining here. Frat tasty food served by a very professional staff. Sets the standard for delicious Chinese food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lincoln Center so reliabledehillerinVIPDined on 7/12/2014What would I do without the Shun Lee Cafe? The food is consistently very good, and I can get less than a full meal there before I sit for a long performance. Service accommodates ticket-holders, and everyone is very pleasant and efficient.Special Features:
- Good Dinner choicedineoutDined on 7/12/2014Shun Lee cafe gives a reasonably priced option for dinner near Lincoln Center.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodFoodLoverVIPDined on 7/4/2014Our waitress was very inexperienced. This is a restaurant that serves dim sum, brought around in a cart for the diners to choose. The young woman who served us took very long to come around after we had finished what we had selected earlier. We had to call her to our table. Her English was almost non-existent so we had trouble communicating which dim sums we wanted or finding out what was in each of the ones she had in the cart. The ones we ate were good, but not excellent. We had selected this restaurant because of its proximity to Lincoln Center, where we were attending a performance.
- SusanDined on 6/28/2014Great variety of dim sum constantly circulates throughout the small closely packed tables. We had pre Lincoln Center performance dinner and comfortably made our 8PM curtain.Special Features:
- convenient location/overpriced foodll12Dined on 6/28/2014If going to Lincoln Center, this is the perfect location. Food is OK, nothing special - went for dim sum at 6 PM - no variety - the same two groups of offerings kept coming around - fried or unfried. Very skimpy servings for price charged - $7.50 for 3 pork dumplings? Not even enough to properly share - at least give 4 pieces for 2 people.Special Features:
- Excellent!jsotovalenciaDined on 6/27/2014My daughter and I had a few of the dim sum items from the cart, each was delicious: shrimp shumai, vegetable springroll, pork dumpling. I wanted to try the scallops and the taro crisps and so much more, but I was warned to save room for the entrée! We then shared the Mandarin style salmon (with crunchy water chestnuts and delightful snap peas) and a tasty moo shu pork. Accompanied by a robust cabernet sauvignon (and a refreshing ginger ale for my tweenager), we had an EXCELLENT meal and will go there as often as we can!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerOutOfTownerDined on 6/24/2014Treated my sister to dim sung for her birthday prior to the ballet at Lincoln Center. Asked for and received a nice table for the occasion. Restaurant brought out surprise ice cream with candle for my sister. Very Nice touch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best of Chinese Dining in areaLuvgreatfoodDined on 6/24/2014We always enjoy dining at Shun Lee Cafe when we are going to Lincoln Center. The food is consistently good, the service attentive and we can actually have a conversation with our friends. Open table makes it convenient to make reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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IBM's AIX 6 drops 'L,' adds 'S'
Goodbye, AIX 5L Version 5.4. Hello, AIX 6 – soon shipping with less L and more S. Just a couple days after revealing its first Power6-based servers, IBM has handed customers an outline of the expected features in AIX 6 – or the operating system formerly known as AIX 5.4. The Unix OS, IBM confirmed this week, will enjoy a public …
"IBM apparently ... will introduce the software as AIX Version 6.1"
I understand that some marketing droid committee in IBM corporate has decided that customers are too easily spooked by ".0" releases, so in order to avoid that ... there won't be any in future. Us customers are so easily fooled that we won't realise it's a major new release, we'll be lulled into a false sense of security by the fact that it's ".1", not the dreaded ".0".
I first heard this from a product manager who told us that the next version of the product we use would be "11.1", when the current version was "10.2". When I asked 'what happened to "11.0"?', they told the audience that 'this was a marketing decision'
NT precedent?
Didn't NT debut at 3.1? My 1994 Developer Network disc set is 3.1. The '95 Resource Kit disk is 3.51. Although there may have been a reason other than marketing for releasing NT as 3.1, but, then again, it's MS.
x.1 vs x.0
marketing guys never quite know exactly what they are selling, do they ?
the explanation is quite simple.
since the beginning of aix, x.0 versions are specifically meant for early adapters, evaluators; e.g, programmers testing their software on compatibility etcetera.
these x.0 versions were never upgradeable to x.1 and beyond, you had to reinstall. not what you want for your producton environment.
hence the 6.1 , probably to avoid an avalanche of questions from AIX knowledgeable persons.
the wpar is indeed the same as zones. the mobility is something that
SUN/HP should have a look at. ( I've seen a beta version working one year ago, btw, on aix 5.3 with oracle 10. )
there will also be lpar mobility, that is, moving the entire OS ( global zone for solaris people ) live, without service interruption. I have seen that working too, beta-version of course.
Not copying Sun
If you look on the IBM site you will find that IBM run a number of forums with customers for collecting requirements. All of the above were at the request of customers - rather than copying Sun.
As far as I know Sun doesn't do LPAR's, so the WPAR and partition mobility facilities were part of a large partitioning strategy that was first seen in zSeries/s390 mainframes long before Sun introduced zones/containers. These facilities are to manage upgrades and resources better.
6.1 not 6.0
The story going the rounds at the moment is that the beta you sign up for will be for "AIX 6.0" and that's why the production release is "AIX 6.1". Okay, I suppose it doesn't hurt that this neatly avoids the ".0 releases suck" perception out there.
As to the "containers", sorry "Workload Partitions", yes it's a good idea and if it adds to the flexibility of the system then I've got no objection. Maybe Sun can return the favour by "borrowing" the Mobility idea for their implementation.
As to the other stuff "borrowed"(?) from Solaris - well it's "embrace and extend"...
... oh heck, I just really hope that this doesn't mean that AIX 7 will be rebranded as "AIX Vista"! :-P
Does AIX file encryption stop de-duplication from working
If AIX encrypts the data in the filesystem, at source. Will a de-duplication device still be able to detect duplicate blocks of data and reduce the backup window. Or will de-duplication stop working, will de-duplication have to decrypt it before backing up, the encrypt again when storing the backup copy. What is the overhead and security exposure of this.
More details here: http://blogs.sun.com/ValdisFilks/entry/the_dupe_in_de_duplication
Execellent article, however, the proctologists section was painful, not sure if I want to delve further into this area.
You have a proctologist?
Re WPAR/zone relocations
Just want to correct one point in the comments above;
<snip>"the wpar is indeed the same as zones. the mobility is something that SUN/HP should have a look at. ( I've seen a beta version working one year ago, btw, on aix 5.3 with oracle 10. )" </snip>
<snip> As far as I know Sun doesn't do LPAR's, so the WPAR and partition mobility facilities were part of a large partitioning strategy that was first seen in zSeries/s390 mainframes long before Sun introduced zones/containers. These facilities are to manage upgrades and resources better. </snip>
Not sure where this information has come from, as in one of our environments we've been running numberous containers/local zones across a large number of frames (think over 100), and a lot of testing and work has been done not only in the reallocation of resources between domains and containers, but also in moving the entire zone/container. This works fine from domain/partition to domain/partition, and is still relatively seamless if you're moving to a completely different frame! Zones can be moved, domains can be moved. SUN doesn't need to 'borrow' mobility from anyone 'cause it's already there!
I'm just wondering when HP are going to jump on the bandwagon. Besides, it's a good 'excuse' for everyone to be greener - let's run our whole datacenter on two or three bits of (frightfully) expensive kit... Just make sure your UPS's and cooling are set up properly (as a certain Australian location found out).
So far, having had some exposure to Sol 10.x and having upgrades to AIX 6.x on the way, it'll be interesting to see how much is actually different apart from the obvious implementation method...
Sometimes I wonder...
If IBM Marketing bonuses are dependant on reduced sails.
The wierd numberibng schemes. The bizarre branding
( The ancient OS, OS/MVS ..... zOS copy utility written circa 1962 is now a branded a Tivoli product ).
Succesful products like the mainframe operating system with 16 names are contantly and pointlessly renamed, while hated products (You know who you are Lotus Notes) are lumbered with the old branding even after they have improved enough not to produce groans of despair from the users.
Then there are product names/numbers:- sales have wizzy names for products, but when you come to buy something you have to navifgate a different and seamingly unrelated set of products codes, then, after you've bought it you need to supply support with some wierd 9 digit part number which goes back to the days when punched cards ruled.
Great products - bizarre marketing.
All old hat, tbh.
HP-UX has had soft partitioning, hard partitioning, and any number of combinations in between, for ages. Work Load Manager for HP-UX has been letting multiple apps run without infringing on each other in the same OS instance under HP-UX for so long I can't remember when it was intro'd (I think it was around 2000?), and GlobalWLM has long allowed the balancing of apps across multi-OS systems. Sorry, but IBM are sooooo far behind on this. And, more importantly, HP-UX has it all with an integrated management suite which not only manages virtualisation of multiple multi-OS instances but also their capacity-on-demand technology and GlobalWLM from one pne of glass, and this can then feed upwards into HP OpenView Operations for a complete picture of your environment by system or service view. IBM wish they had that kind of capability.
And switching an instance between nodes running Oracle 10g.... erm... isn't that what Oracle 10g is all about?
HP have all this without forcing another CPU architecture (Power6 looks like fast-but-dumb Power5, like T1 is superfast-but-superdumb SPARC) and a new version of the OS (what is binary compatibility between AIX 5L and 6.1?) and a recompile of all the apps ('cos dumb-but-fast Power6 requires no out-of-order code). Call me an HP troll if you like, but come on, Ashlee, try reading up on HP-UX, puh-lease!
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from the touch-a-touch-a-touch-a-touch-me dept.
Only if you like extremely low-res images on your walls.
I'm still waiting for 4x8' sheets of electronic wallpaper with decent resolution and at least 15-bit of RGB/CYMK colors.
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Instead of smartphones, we could have smartwrists and literal palm pilots.
Hmmm... sounds like I've read about this somewhere....
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A fire Tuesday evening in the Wilderness section of Spotsylvania County destroyed a garage and the two vehicles inside, resulting in an estimated $100,000 in damage.
According to Fire Chief Monty Willaford, the home was located in the 12800 block of Pelham Drive, off Orange Plank Road.
Willaford said the fire was in an attached garage at the home and appears to have started around the electrical breaker box in the garage.
The homeowner was working in a separate, detached garage when he noticed the lights flickering, the chief said. When he went to investigate, he saw the fire and called 911.
The call to the fire department was received at 5:35 p.m. and units were dispatched a minute later. The first units were on the scence by 5:41.
Willaford noted that the home is in a part of the county where there are no fire hydrants. Three county fire department tankers responded, along with one from Lake of the Woods through mutual aid.
The garage was a total loss, and the fire also destroyed a Mercedes Benz and motorcycle inside. There was some damage to the main house.
There were no injuries, Willaford noted. About 35 firefighters responded and units were on the scene until almost 9 p.m.
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TALLINN 's There will be a major oil spill off the coast of Estonia next week when a supertanker carrying 100,000 tonnes of crude oil runs aground creating a potential environmental disaster in the Baltic Sea. Clean-up vessels from all over the Baltic Sea region will scramble to contain it and the damage to the environment will be… some soggy popcorn.
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The Helsinki Commission will conduct its annual Balex Delta exercise Sep. 6, to test the Baltic Sea countries' readiness to respond to major oil accidents.
This exercise is one of the largest of its kind worldwide and will involve the release of simulated oil, the deployment of pollution response vessels, the establishment of a unified command structure and communication system, and a full-scale oil recovery operation at the site of the accident, including deployment of oil containment booms.
It is expected that 19 oil-pollution-combating ships and smaller vessels from eight HELCOM Member States - Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Sweden, as well as surveillance aircraft and helicopters will take part in the exercise. The European Union will be represented by one response vessel chartered by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA).
"This exercise is invaluable in maintaining the coastal countries' preparedness to deal with a major oil accident at sea," said Thomas Fago, Chairman of the HELCOM Response Group. "Timely, effective and joint response to such disasters requires constant practice. Balex Delta provides us with an important opportunity to test and improve the capabilities of the response units of the HELCOM Fleet before a real oil accident occurs. It also gives the host nation an excellent opportunity to test its own capacity to command and control an international operation with a large response fleet."
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The combination generated by the random number generator is never fixed so the players need not do any kind of calculation, and can relax and ease their mind before they start off with the next game. In fact, the operators of online casino take help of third party auditor who investigate the number generating software i.e. the random number generator and thus unfair outcome is impossible.
Online slot machines are also easy to operate, all you need to do is transfer fund, select the game, and start off with just a few click.
After the birth of Internet online games have become popular and today there are many type of player, some have high risk appetite whereas the others come in look of entertainment during leisure hours. Roulette is a game of guessing number. You can bet on your favorite combination and hope that the number pops up. Instead of just blindly guessing a number here are some tips for you to improve the way of playing.
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5. Watch the movement of the wheel carefully because there is a high possibility that a certain number is hitting more often.
6. Every time play game with new strategy. Just don't start playing the game without knowing the rules and how the wheel works.
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A Day in the Life of the Zapatistas
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Viva Zapata!
Lately news coverage from Mexico has focused on a new civil war. The conflict waged by drug lords against the Mexican government has overshadowed a long-term struggle between the working and wealthy classes south of our border. Ever since Emiliano Zapata led bloody uprisings in Mexico, the state of Chiapas, hugging the Guatemalan border, has been the epicenter of farmers struggling against oppression by well-heeled landlords, descendants of Spanish conquistadors.
As this piece makes amply clear, an indigenous sort of Marxist revolution continues to smolder in Chiapan villages like Juan Diego. Nearly 17 years ago an armed rebellion led by peasant guerillas forced the federal government to take up its own arms—and eventually step back. Today many children in Chiapas attend Zapatista schools, as opposed to educational institutions sponsored by the "bad guys" in Mexico City. At the moment President Felipe Calderon and the Mexican army have relegated the Zapatistas to the back burner. Embroiled in a full-blown civil war against narco-traffickers, the government is not about to give up when it comes to Chiapan insurgents. Whatever ultimately happens on that front, the Zapatistas have been largely tolerated as angry mosquitoes buzzing remote swamps.
World Vision Report continues to produce stories involving what Paul Tillich used to call matters of ultimate concern. "A Day in the Life of the Zapatistas" will interest everyone, from North American tea partiers to Colbert/Stewart coffee partiers, intent on charting the wobbly relationship of poor people and their distant central government.


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Spurs are on the verge of sealing a £17m deal to sign Brazilian midfielder Paulinho from Corinthians after the player confirmed he's heading to north London this summer, and now it seems chairman Daniel Levy is ready to open his chequebook once again to make a big-money signing in the form of Soldado.
The Star claim the 28-year-old Spanish international is under contract with Valencia until 2017 and has a release clause of £26m but Tottenham are looking to take advantage of the La Liga clubs financial problems and are keen to snap him up on the cheap, with Levy hoping a £17m will be enough to do the trick.
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Why should bale leave a team where he enjoys his football and he is improving daily? If we show the right ambition he should stay one year without champions league is no big deal plus we can focus on the league while otheer top teams have to play there first teams in the cl


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Shutdown and a mirror and other letters to the editors
You never answered the questions, Orr. Never. Where did you post your science credentials? Where did you post your mental health therapist credentials? Where did you post the letters from the movers and shakers you claim? When you made those claims, many people asked for evidence, not just me. You kept saying you would produce them, but you can't produce what doesn't exist.
And now you compare yourself to Jesus! What a hypocrite you are!
You already are a fool. You've been exposed countless times as a liar and fraud. Your own history on this forum, your own words, your own deceitfulness has exposed you as a fraud.
You are a joke. No one believes you. You are dishonest.
Shame on you. Shame on your for all the pain you've caused people, including your family and church, through your lies, disgusting jokes, and involving others in your deceptions by your false claims.
You've never produced one iota of evidence for your claims. You've never accepted responsibility for your actions. You continue to make-up imaginary credentials and expect people to believe you after you've been caught in so many lies.
Shame on you. People know about you Ken Orr. They know you are mentally unstable, a religious sociopath, and a deviant. There's no lies you won't tell and no fraud you won't commit by your complete failure to give evidence of your claims.
That are white lies, big lies, and Ken Orr lies.
Shame on you.
Still getting food stamps, Lohr? That's not very libertarian of you.
I though being on the public dole was against libertarianism.
Does Jesus support your theft from taxpayers while you play the accordian?
Shutdown and a mirror and other letters to the editors
Orr, you continue to be a blatant liar and fraud.
You've lied about your supposed science credentials. You've lied about your mental health therapist credentials. You've lied about telling jokes about dying AIDS patients. You've lied about your congressional campaign support. You've called the clients at the Orange Grove Center "retarded" and now have lied about that.
You've been called out. Prove your yourself. Produce your credentials. Produce the letters of support from the "movers and shakers" in state and federal government you claim.
But you can't because they don't exist. They never did. Only in your deluded, tiny perverted mind.
Everyone knows you're a fraud. Your own words prove it. All your claims are outright lies told to make you appear what you are not.
Have you no shame? Why do you drag AIDS patients and the Orange Grove Center into your web of deception? How low are you willing to go in your blatant attempts to glorify yourself while continually lying on this forum?
Have you no shame? Can't you find anything to do with your time besides lie and drag innocent people into your schemes?
Again, I call on you to produce the credentials and letters you say you have. Yet again, we both know you can't. Everyone else knows it too.
You ought to be ashamed.
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'And Lot went out at the door unto them, and shut the door after him,
And said, I pray you, brethren, do not so WICKEDLY" Genesis 19:4-7
This was before Lot got drunk and screwed his daughters. So Jehovah loves incest, but hates consenting adults having sex.
Sounds like your Jehovah has a lot of loose screws. Like Father, like Conservative.
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"And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually." Genesis 6:5 KJV
God can't get anything right. Piss-poor job for a super-duper know-it-all!
"And the Lord said, I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth; both man, and beast, and the creeping thing, and the fowls of the air; for it repenteth me that I have made them." Genesis 6:7
Just like a spoiled baby. Jehovah's screws up and blames it on everybody else. Do they make diapers in extra-large make-believe god size?
That ol' Jehovah. Was He dropped on his head when He was a child? Talk about your mentally deranged deities!
And to think the best He could do was create Conservative?
It is written:
"Sorry Jehovah, we're taking off points for that dreadful mistake and it will go on your permanent record for eternity."
{Jehovah screws up His face, but knows He'll get bitch-slapped if He mouths off.)
"And don't make me tell you again to stay away from the underage virgins! Go play with your burning bushes and leave the creation to the adults."
(Jehovah slams the screen door, kicks the dog, then pulls wings off angels for the rest of the day.)
1st Fallopians, Chapter 3 verse 16
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"Sorry for the late start, the Lord was blessing me with substantial income. I hope to make up for it."
I didn't realize that there's a local sperm bank for those wanting the chromosome-damaged seed of religious nut-jobs. That explains the large number of Bible-Bangers and their low IQ.
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You're a compulsive liar and fraud, Orr. Now you're calling the residents of Orange Grove 'retarded' and using their disabilities to promote your twisted perversions.
Shame on you.
Shutdown and a mirror and other letters to the editors
Orr, I have made people with connections to Orange Grove aware of your behavior and verbal explotations of their clients for your own twisted perversions.
It's not enough that Orange Grove must face the difficulties of working with people with disabilities and real hardships in life, but to have their good works and dedication slandered by your ignorance and lies is abhorrant.
Shame on you.
Shutdown and a mirror and other letters to the editors
Orr, you're a weasel. Once again you attempt to slither your way out from your despicable statements.
You are a pathological liar, fraud, and complete failure. You attempt to use other people's pain and misery to promote yourself.
You've made fun of dying people with AIDS and now you stoop so low in your efforts to bring Orange Grove Center into your cesspool of ignorance. You owe an apology to the staff and clients at Orange Grove.
You past posts on this forum prove beyond doubt that you are a liar and fraud. Your own words show you as beyond contemptable.
You mock those with disease and disabilities while claiming you are a Christian.
You are a coward who knows no bounds of decency.
Shame on you.
Shutdown and a mirror and other letters to the editors
Orr, now would be a good time to provide your science and mental health therapist credentials as you promised you would. Why don't you do that?
You can't because you're a liar and a fraud. You've lied about that, you've lied about telling jokes about AIDS patients dying, you've lied about high government "movers and shakes" wanting you to run a Congressional campaign.
And now you bring the people of Orange Grove Center into your discussion by calling them retarded? You refer to people who don't agree with you as retarded? What's wrong with you?
Shame on you for such lies and fraudulent behavior. And you call yourself a Christian. Are you the model of a good Christian? Does your God approve of you to be a liar and fraud? Does your church realize how you've embarrassed them? Have you realized the shame you've brought on your family? Have you no sense of decency, even to your own family?
Shame on you, Orr. You're a pathetic excuse for a man by your disgusting actions and joking about dying people with AIDS and calling the people at Orange Grove Center retarded?
Have you no shame?