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I am completely satisfied with this purchase. It is comfortable and make my clothes look good on.
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Not what I expected
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The black cami was ok. It fit pretty good but still crawled up. The pads didn't stay in place on all of them especially the white one.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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just right fit
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I waited over a month for the delivery of the product.
love this. it is so comfortable.
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I cannot say anything bad about these camis. they are so comfortable. i am 74 years young and they fit me good and they make me look good if you know what i mean. ha ha
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I purchased two sets of these, one in XL and one in L...they didn't fit me so I gave them as gifts and my friend and my sister loves them, now I am waiting for my Med to come in, I wear the Geni Bras and love them, they are so comfortable so i know the shaper will be comfortable too. Thank you, product is great.
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Would you have said the same about Payton Manning in his first year! Look at Payton's record and number of interceptions. Tannehill has no weapons to throw to. He is a gun slinger with no weapons.
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Tannehill has regressed because the offense around him is regressing. Think about it. Jake Long is getting worse by the week. You can tell Tannehill feels a lot more uncomfortable in the pocket the last few weeks than when he was in early October. Long is going to get Tannehill killed. Martin is regressing, he's starting to get beat a lot as well. Incognito and all his boneheaded penalties is killing the offense's momentum, pushing Miami back, putting Tannehill in 3rd and longs. Reggie Bush has obviously regressed as well... fumbling, dancing, giving himself up easily instead of running over defenders, just ineffective out there. Hartline, again regressing. Missing in action most of the time, pushing off or fumbling. I mean if the offense is crumbling around you, it's hard to expect Tannehill to continue play great. Against Tennessee and Buffalo, Tannehill seemed to be trying to do too much and was forcing passes cause I guess he saw no one else on offense was doing anything to make a play. Offensive line has got to get better...I think that happens by getting rid of Long next season.
This is the strangest thread.
1) This is how you spell "ridiculous."
2) Aaron Rodgers didn't sit after being drafted because of some master plan. Aaron Rodgers sat because Green Bay had this Brett Favre guy who was playing pretty well.
3) We're really having these conversations about Tannehill after ten games?
Quick, how many comebacks did Peyton Manning, Troy Aikman, and John Elway have in their first seasons? Seeing as those three won a COMBINED seven games in their first seasons, it certainly wasn't many. it took Peyton Manning until Week 10 of his rookie season to have his first comeback win. Up until that point, he was 1-8. And he had these two guys on his team named Marvin Harrison and Marshall Faulk.
Aikman? He didn't get his first comeback win until the first game...of his second season. It was also his first in of any kind in the pros. He didn't win anything in his first season, with Herschel Walker and Michael Irvin.
I think all that we've firmly established thus far is that Tannehill is a rookie QB who is making mistakes that were expected, and that we don't have any future Hall of Famers at WR or RB.
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Zend_Storage implements abstract interface to nosql storages.
Zend Framework: Zend_Storage Component Proposal
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Developer Notes
Rostislav Mykhajliw
Zend Liaison
1.0 - 12 April 2010: Initial Draft. (wiki revision: 18)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
Zend_Storage implements abstract interface to nosql storages.
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
Currently Zend haven't got any adapters to NOSQL storages, but a lot of real application is needed this. Cause NOSQL stoges is more flexible than SQL RDMS, and provide to build a most powerful and performance application.
- This component will provide adapters to NOSQL stores
- This component will provide get/set operation
- This component will provide update/save document operation
- This component will provide MapRecude query interface
- This component will provide Document object (similar to Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract)
- This component will provide transformation adapters to support Zend_Db_Table
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Json
- Zend_Http_Client
- Zend_Application_Resource_Abstract
5. Theory of Operation
The primary goal of this component is provide abstract interface to NoSQL storages, witch provide functional by get/set, search, map-reduce queries and very easy interface to update/save/validate document to storage. To do this, we must take several factors into account:
- Transform output result set to array
- Query languages are usually JavaScript, and How exactly build queries the most interesting is map-reduce queries. Cause for simple queries we can develop interface similar to Zend_Db_Select , witch current Adapter will transform into himself query language.
- It must provide full interface to direct queries
- In the first step adapter will provide simple interface get/set by key and direct interface for query.
- Version of documents (in general storages return system field _rev for revision and _id for UID of document)
- Integration with exist Zend_Db_Table
- Integration validation document structure
6. Milestones / Tasks
The first implement most popular nosql storages MongoDB/CouchDB and later all exists.
- Milestone 1: create abstract classes storages and document
- Milestone 2: build base functionality get/set by key
- Milestone 3: integrate query builder
- Milestone 4: integrate query builder for map reduce
- Milestone 5: do new adapters and go to Milestone 1 .
7. Class Index
- Zend_Storage (factory class)
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_Abtract
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_MongoDB
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_CouchDB
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_Riak
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_Redis
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_MemcacheDB
- Zend_Storage_Adapter_Casandra
- Zend_Storage_Query
- Zend_Storage_Query_MapReduce
- Zend_Application_Resource_Storage
8. Use Cases
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(Palermo, Agrigento, Ragusa, Taormina)
Some wonder why Mt. Etna remains so active. They've obviously never spent time in Sicily.
Experience a rich and diverse history on an island known for striking architecture, gastronomic delights, sculpted coastlines and mountain ranges bursting into cerulean skies. Meander winding cobblestoned streets in old city centers, explore ancient Greek ruins in lush valleys, and stroll through bustling markets with their kaleidoscopic array of local delicacies. In the evenings, unwind in elegant surroundings as oleander-scented breezes waft in from the warm night air.
Visit the Catacombs of the Capuchins where more than 8,000 mummies are on display. Stroll through Quattro Canti (the Four Corners), a lavish baroque square home to grand baroque sculptures depicting the four seasons. Explore Erice, a brooding medieval town known as the birthplace of Venus, and stop at the world-famous pastry shop by Maria Grammatico for a taste of almond sweets, genovesi and nougat. Meet your guide for a personal tour of the astounding Valley of the Temples, Garden of the Kolymbetra and the Necropolis. And, when you've had your fill of ancient ruins, take a relaxing stroll along the beach and watch as the sun sets behind Mt. Etna, painting the sky in hues of gold and pink.
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Meet your driver for a private Airport (Falcone Borsellino) transfer with a private vehicle and driver. Please note drivers may or may not speak English as their sole responsibility is to transfer clients from one location to another. If you would like to have the presence of an English speaking Assistant or Guide for your transfer this can be pre-arranged upon request and would be subject to an additional supplement.
A welcome package with a city map, train tickets (if relevant), and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
Explore Palermo at your leisure. Palermo is full of worthy destinations, and in the historic district in can seem as though they are all competing for your attention. Of all the things to see in Palermo, few showcase as completely the differing influences that have swept through the city as the city's cathedral. Refurbished and shining, the Teatro Massimo is one of the premier Palermo sights. It is the largest theatre in Italy and presents a full slate of performances each year. Blending flea market, kasbah, souk, and haggler's heaven, the markets in Palermo vibrate with energy. The street foods are one attraction, and the goods quite another. See them at the Vucciria, Borgo Vecchio, Capo, Ballaro, or Piazza Perani. The museum and gallery of Islamic art, Zisa, was built in the 12th century, and was the hunting lodge of the Norman Kings. The interior highlights the architectural influences of the Moorish tribes who had only recently been conquered. One of the most memorable Palermo sights is underground. More than 8,000 corpses have been mummified and put on display in the Catacombs of the Capuchins, a monastic order whose ossuary is under the Santa Maria della Concezione.
Please let your Sales Advisor know if you would like to have any dinners included during your time in Palermo. There are lots of options from casual restaurants to ones of historical note such as the Osteria dei Vespri, where scenes of Visconti's movie "The Leopard" were filmed.
Meet your guide in your hotel lobby this morning to visit Palermo and Monreale. You'll be enchanted by Palermo's wide boulevards, traditional Sicilian Old Quarter, and baroque palaces. You'll see the city's main sights, including Quattro Canti (the Four Corners), an extravagant baroque square ringed by four buildings with baroque sculptures that depict the Four Seasons, Spanish kings, and the patron saints of Palermo's four old quarters. You'll also see the twelfth-century Cathedral, which houses a pantheon of royal tombs. Afterwards, you will be taken to Palermo's impressive food market Il Capo which is full of color and great epicurean delights. Be sure to sample some typical street food such as pani ca meusa, panelle and arancini while you are there!
Later you'll discover the Arab-Norman splendor of the Monreale Cathedral. This treasure dates from the 12th century and shows the diverse architectural influences of both the Normans and the Arab population. At day's end, you'll be returned to your hotel in Palermo by private vehicle.
Dinner not included in tour price.
Today you will leave Palermo for Agrigento. Your first port of call will be Segesta, where you will meet your local guide to visit the Greek Theatre and the Temple. Transfer to Erice, a wonderful and mysterious medieval town made famous in ancient times as the birthplace of Venus. Walk through the cobblestoned streets of the town, smelling a variety of aromas emanating from the numerous pastry shops for which Erice is famous. You will visit the Norman Castle and the Duomo and stop at the world famous Pastry shop by Maria Grammatico to taste almond sweets, genovesi and nougat to match with Marsala wine. From here, you will be driven along the Salt Road looking at the Salt Pans en-route to Agrigento. Take in the views of the Salt Pans on the coastline between the cities of Trapani and Marsala before arriving at Agrigento, your destination for the day. (includes entrances in Segesta and tasting at pastry shop).
Meet up with your guide in Agrigento for a three hour guided tour visiting the magnificent Valley of the Temples, scenery of extraordinary beauty, amongst the imposing Greek ruins, the Garden of the Kolymbetra and the Necropolis. (includes transportation and entrance for Valley of Temples included).
Leaving for Ragusa in Eastern Sicily today, you'll pass through an area whose heritage, both for importance and for beauty, has been declared World Heritage by the UNESCO. Arrive in Ragusa Ibla, meet up with your local guide and admire the flamboyant Baroque architecture of the town, seeing the historical centre and the Portale of San Giorgio, Villa Ibla, Piazza Pola with the Chiesa of San Giuseppe and finally the Duomo di San Giorgio and Palazzo La Rocca. At day's end you will be brought to your accommodation in Ragusa.
Enjoy time at leisure to explore at your own pace, or relax at your hotel.
Spend the day traveling by private vehicle and with your own driver from Ragusa to Taormina, stopping at various places of interest along the way. Meet up a local guide at Syracuse for a tour of the main sites such as the Ear of Dionysius, the Greek Theatre and the archaeological site. Until the Arab conquest of 878, the city was the capital of Sicily and was by far the most important city on the island. Continue on to Ortigia, one of the most interesting urban areas of Sicily, and visit its famous Duomo, built upon the old temple of Athena.(Includes entrance in Syracuse and Noto).
Today is devoted to Sicilian wines and food. You'll be driven by private vehicle to Viagrande, where you will meet Mrs Eleonora Consoli of La Cucina del Sole (The Sun's Kitchen). Eleonora has written several cookbooks on Sicilian gastronomy and is the unofficial expert on Sicilian cooking in the world. She will conduct a hand-on cooking class, teaching several classic Sicilian dishes, which you will get to enjoy over lunch in the company of Eleonora in her home. (includes beverages).
Every day is beach day in Taormina. Even during the winter months, you can enjoy water sports such as wind-surfing, sailing, fishing, scuba-diving, canoeing, and snorkeling. In some beautiful nearby villages, there are excellent Paragliding clubs for those looking for a little more adventure. Stroll on the beach today and enjoy some relaxation time. Take the time to enjoy a beach side lunch and to take some photos of the sunset.
Relax on your private transfer to Catania (airport) from your Taormina hotel.
The Excelsior Palace Hilton Hotel in Palermo is a restored 19th century palazzo with art nouveau features, within 150 meters of the Politeama and Massimo theatres. The guestrooms feature traditional décor and antique wood furnishings; all include balconies and satellite TV. The Liberty Hall Restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine and features 19th century décor. Having being completely restored in the year 2005, this historic building now houses one of the most impressive hotels in Palermo. Located beside the Giardino Inglese, Villa Garibaldi and Villa Trabia the property is perfectly suited to visiting the city's many sites.
Hotel Villa Athena is a fully renovated hotel respecting the original stately late 7th century villa. It is enveloped by The Valley of the Temples archaeological park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The hotel is situated just outside the famous town of Agrigento, in front of the temple rib and only 200 meters from the Temple of Concordia - a real masterpiece from the ancient Doric period. The rooms at this superb hotel are fully equipped with the finest facilities including internet and fine furnishings, ensuring you have a relaxing and carefree stay.
Eremo della Giubiliana a charming hotel set in a historical residence, a few kilometers south of Ragusa, is surrounded by pristine nature, carob forests and stone walls. Very old thick white stone walls surround and protect the courtyards and inner structure. The property has various categories of rooms including stone Cottages on the estate. The cuisine, initially based around the sophisticated recipes of the nobility of the Hyblean Highlands and the produce of the Nifosì arable farm, evolved in 2009 into the Don Eusebio Restaurant.
Located in a historical English villa, the Ashbee Hotel was built in the 1908 from the Architect Robert Charles Ashbee, in the heart of Taormina. With 25 guestrooms and a number of suites, you will find everything you require for a relaxing English hospitality style stay. St. George Restaurant, the Pool Club Bar and the Terrace Bar offer spectacular views of the sea and surrounding area while providing a real flavor of the Mediterranean. The hotel also features large gardens and an outdoor swimming pool.
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