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Wednesday, 01 April 2015
The government of Honduras has launched the US$135m retender of the 30-year public-private partnership concession for the Palmerola airport in Comayagua. The tender will be run through PPP promotion agency Coalianza. In January last year, local firm SAISA won the concession to construct the airport, but this was later cancelled due to issues in lining up financing and delays in the work.
The saga of Virginia's Route 460 project seems likely to end in an extraordinary mandatory redemption of bonds. One of the earliest and most progressive P3 states is putting measures in place to avoid repeating the mistakes. By Alison Healey.
Thailand is expecting an oversupply of power within the next 10 years, a situation all others Asian countries would envy. The government instead is seeking to delay the start of these greenfield power plant projects. By Minerva Lau.
Finnish utility Fortum has agreed to sell its Swedish electricity grid to a Canadian-Swedish consortium. The buyout is backed by a huge package of cheap debt provided by a large group of lenders. By Stefano Berra
The surge by Australian companies to refinance existing project debt and gain lower margins and longer tenors has been unprecedented and is gathering pace, with more than A$15bn worth of refinancing either completed or in the market in the first few months of 2015. By John Arbouw.
Myanmar is one of the world's oldest oil and gas producers. However, its upstream oil and gas sector is considered to be relatively underdeveloped. By senior associate, Domenico Ferrari, and partner, Adrian Wong, Nabarro LLP.
Welcome to the 2015 Thomson Reuters Project Finance International (PFI) Yearbook. The Yearbook is our annual publication in which we look at the events of 2014, through case studies and the PFI Awards, and look forward into 2015 with articles in the Global section of the book. This year we have interviewed and profiled a host of leading sponsors from the Americas, Asia-Pacific and Europe Middle East & Africa (EMEA) to take the market temperature – to see how the clients are viewing market prospects.
The project finance market in Europe has become intensively competitive as the number and type of debt providers grows. Banks are coming back strongly into the medium and long term debt market as the effects of the euro crisis fade. Institutional investors, attracted into the market to fill the gaps made when the banks left during the euro crisis, remain and indeed are growing keener on the infrastructure sector. In times of low interest rates and low inflation, the yield uptick offered by creditworthy projects is compelling.
Project finance in the Middle East & Africa region is on the upswing again and the annual PFI report on the region will cover this fascinating region in full with case studies and articles on key issues.
The keenly awaited annual Project Finance International (PFI) Global Infrastructure report has been published at a time when the market is turning. More long term liquidity is available for infrastructure schemes, pricing on shorter term infraco deals is moving down encouraging sponsors back into bidding for assets and the projects pipeline is showing signs of growing once again.
PFI has released its first Best Practice in Asia report - at a time when the procurement and development of projects has never been more critical as the region seeks to ensure its infrastructure keeps pace with its economic growth. The report includes a range of views from senior project practitioners plus the first PFI Citations for best practice.
The market for infrastructure assets is widely accepted to have become overheated. Assets are changing hands at racy multiples and the situation is further exacerbated by the fact that there appear to be fewer deals around. It all looks very worrying.
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The Global Energy report takes a look at the full range of issues currently exercising the project finance market - from funding schemes in Africa and obtaining finance for coal fired plants onto renewables, FLNG and the LNG boom in North Americas.
This is the 8th year that PFI is putting together an annual report on India. It comes at a special time when the country has just elected a new prime minister – Narendra Modi – the leader of Bharatiya Janata Party, who broke the status quo and is expected to bring marked changes to the direction the economy has been going through. The theme of the report will thus be "the rebooting of India".


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Empire Zoysia Sod not Greening
March 2009, my landscape company installed Empire Zoysia sod. Every piece of sod they used was brown and I was told that it would green up when the weather got warmer. By May, only 50% of the lawn is green and it looks horrible. I believe he installed damaged sod in my yard. Should I ask him to replace the Empire sod immediately or wait and see if it greens up by July?
You don't fertlize Zoysia before it is fully greened up. Once it is greened up apply fertlizer, wait 8 to 10 weeks and apply again then you are done for the year.
Doubt there is anything wrong with the sod, it has been an very unusual cold winter and spring so the sod is late this year greening up. Empire has less cold characteristics than some of the others like Meyrs, so it will be slow to green up.
The other thing that might make it slower is water. If it is dry, it will wait until it has a good soaking and warm enough.
T Weed, I normally don't agree with you, but I must recognize that you're spot on the advice for Zoysia. However, you forgot to mention another very important thing about Zoysia: the type of fertilizer.
Mphollins, don't just drop any fertilizer off the shelve from big box stores (usually high on nitrogen) on Zoysia like you would bermuda - you'll have death; I mean Thatch and thatch = failure.
A bag of fertilizer for Zoysia in lieu of a soil test should read like this: 16-4-8; Tweed, can you corroborate?
Zone 8. After five weeks of rain, the lawn has not improved. Landscape company says they will come by to water the sod and apply fertilizer. I've DIY Zoysia sod before and when part of it is dead, it can take years to come back. For $900 on a small lawn, this is not the type of lawn I wanted to see and I should not have to wait till July or August to get a good looking lawn with Empire sod. So if fertilizer is used, how long will it take to get a thick lawn?
The squeaky wheel gets the grease...judging from those pics, I would start squeaking and stop only when the dead and/or dormant sod has been replaced. Otherwise, mowing low and often will help the Empire fill in. As for a time frame for filling in, I don't know, but I doubt the lawn will be meeting your expectations by July or August.
You might try Ironite to see if that will help out some. I just bought some (in 40 lb bags) from Home Depot, and put it on my new Empire Zoysia (a few days ago) that was sodded a few weeks ago in the Atlanta area. My Empire grass is already a darker shade of green (just days after the Ironite was applied) and is doing very nicely.
I understand that Empire Zoysia really loves Iron, and have read that Ironite is a perfect solution in that respect. I plan to apply Ironite four times a year. Have others had success with Ironite?
Please note that my sod was not in perfect shape when I installed it myself (it had some thatch and yellowing). I actually bought about 2/3rds of a pallet from Home Depot to replace an area of partially shaded Bermuda on a slope. The Bermuda was not doing well from the partial shade and erosion was occurring from a lot of recent heavy rains.
Evidentally, the sod had been sitting on Home DEpot's lot for a couple of days because it had some thatch and was starting to yellow. I put out a 10-10-10 starter fertizer and watered it in for a few weeks (and it rained a good bit also). Then I added Ironite. I also had gently raked out most of the thatch a couple of times using a metal leaf rake. Now, the Empire is looking very good. In fact, I like it so much that I will soon add 5 more pallets (but this time delivered directly from a sod farm), and I'll get some help to install it quickly. I plan to till the soil and add top soil, humus (and lime if needed) prior to installing the sod.
Anyways good luck with your lawn. Ironite might help some, but that one area where most of your sod looks dead may take a while to recover if not replaced.
Thanks for the suggestions, I bugged the landscape company, Budget Landscaping to replace the sod. I watered, it rained and it never improved. Since, I paid for a green lawn, not a brown lawn, I requested they replace the sod, cause it was in bad shape coming off the truck. So they ordered a new shipment and replaced the sod. What a difference, it does not look like the same grass that was originally installed. Thanks for the advice about the Ironite at Home Depot I plan to use this on the lawn. I am going to follow through and order more Empire Zoysia for another area in my lawn, but not from Budget Landscaping. I will save $600 on the project by DIY. Where do I purchase the right fertilizer for Empire in Atlanta, GA?
Look on Google your local Lesco/John Dealer, they should have slow release fertilizer for Zoysia lawns.
Look for Poly Plus Technology on the bag, you might also want to put down some crabgrass pre-emergent in late summer to early Fall to avoid winter weeds and other grassy weeds like POA ANNUA.
I know they sell 19-2-19 and 5-10-17 with .95% Ronstar.

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Sam: Diame talk was agent driven
Sat, 02 Feb 2013 11:45:00
Neil Lennon has called on Gary Hooper to sign a new contract with Celtic and end the uncertainty surrounding his future.
Hooper's future at Parkhead was the subject of intense speculation during last month's transfer window with Norwich having four bids rejected for the former Scunthorpe man.
The 24-year-old, who has 18 months to run on his current contract, has yet to sign a new deal on offer from Celtic.
The contract offer remains on the table and Lennon has urged Hooper to put pen-to-paper and extend his stay in Glasgow.
"I will need to speak to Peter Lawwell about it but the contract is still there," Lennon told the Daily Record.
"My advice to Gary would be to sign it. Whether he wanted to go now or in the summer.
"If the money is there in front of you from Celtic then take it.
"We had a chat with Gary in Marbella and he said: 'Look, I want to stay'. We will look at his position in the summer.
"I don't want to stop his progression, but we feel he has still got a lot to offer here before he moves on."
Lambert spent ?23million on new players last summer but only brought in midfielder Yacouba Sylla and winger Simon Dawkins - on loan - in January.
Supporters and some former players have questioned the outlay, even though Lambert made it clear he only had limited funds to spend.
But Lambert said: "It doesn't bother me what the ex-players think. They should know better. If they have a problem they should come and see me. But the fans have been great and I understand their frustrations.
"If you ask me if I'd like to sign a Messi or a Xavi then Jesus, yes I would have done. But you can only work with what you've got.
"We tried to do a few (deals) but the salaries, phew, they were way too high.
"We couldn't afford anyone massive. We couldn't get many loans short-term because of the salaries. Can Villa not compete with the Stoke's and Newcastle's? Yeah, that's too high for us.
"But I'll say again that Randy Lerner (club owner) has been great and I knew the remit."
Lambert insists he is unconcerned about the level of spending being carried out at some of Villa's relegation rivals, most notably QPR.
He said: "I never bother. I don't get over embroiled in something someone else can do. If Harry (Redknapp) wants to do that and thinks it's right for QPR, he's got to do what he thinks is right.
"I can only affect what I can do here. I don't think 'He's brought in somebody and he's brought in somebody.'
"You can only go with what you've got and I don't have any qualms about what other people are doing, none whatsoever.
"I think there's got to be a realism at the minute. I think that's why the fans are with us, because they can see what's going on."
Lambert hopes Sylla, signed from French club Clermont Foot, and Dawkins, who is on loan from Tottenham, are given the chance to settle and both have been added to the squad for the Premier League encounter at Everton.
Lambert, whose side have gone seven league games without a win, said: "We've got to give the new lads a chance.
"It's not like they're household names coming in and everyone knows them because they've seen them play 20 times or 30 times and they know what they'll get.
"That all comes down to it being a financial thing as well so we've got to go with what we've got and give the the lads an opportunity to get going.
"The one thing they'll do for this club is give it all they've got. That's what you expect of people.
"I've seen them both play so we know exactly what we're getting. They're young players but they'll give it everything they've got for this club and that's what you need."
The Senegal international had been linked with a number of clubs, due to a release clause written into his contract when it was penned during the summer.
The likes of Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool were all reportedly interested in Diame, but Allardyce said no club activated the release clause and reckons agents are to blame for all of the deadline-day rumours surrounding the midfielder.
When asked if a bid had been made, Allardyce's bullish reply was: "Agent speak. It is agents trying to create a frenzy by seeing if they can make something out of nothing happen. By the fact nobody has triggered Mo Diame's clause is the reason why he is still here."
The former Blackburn boss said it was impossible to relax during transfer deadline day until 11:05pm, when he could sit with a glass of brandy, knowing he still had Diame in his squad.
Allardyce admitted it was a relief to still have Diame at the club, after the 24-year-old had impressed since completing a free transfer from Wigan before the start of the season.
"It is a massive relief to me," he said. "It wouldn't have mattered how much money we got for him yesterday or the day before. It would have been a crushing blow because we couldn't have done anything with the money we might have got for him - certainly not to the extent of replacing a player at that late stage with the quality you are looking for.
"I am really pleased he is still with us."
With the stipulation in Diame's contract, there is always a worry that a club could return to secure his services at the end of the current campaign.
And Allardyce is aware there is nothing West Ham can do about it.
"No, we have already tried that," Allardyce said, when asked if Diame's contract could be re-negotiated to remove the clause.
"At the end of the day we would wait to see what happens between now and the end of the season. Wait and see where we are and then take a view on everything and everybody at the club at that stage."
Diame was one of the Premier League's form players until he suffered a hamstring tear in the 3-2 defeat to Liverpool in December.
That ruled the former Rayo Vallecano midfielder out for over a month, but he is now back in first-team action and Allardyce is hoping he can continue to improve his game to help pull the Hammers clear of trouble.
He only joined us in the summer from Wigan and I think he has now got to continue his growth as a player," he said.
"He has got to continue extracting more and more out of his game because there's still a lot more to come. He's got to get better than he already is.
"You'll never see the best of him yet because he's only 24. He's a really good player but he'll get even better as time goes on, as long as he steers clear of injuries that is.
"He's not at the peak of his career because he's still learning. We see a very talented young man who has got to continue to grow and learn to use his abilities to greater effect."
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Plzen, Czech Republic
Plzen is a picturesque city, famous for its production of pilsner beer. It is in the western portion of Bohemia, located in the Czech Republic on the Berounka Rive. Visitors will find plenty to do ranging from touring the Pilsner Urquell Brewery to checking out the Plzen Historical Underground.
Plzen Attractions
- St Bartholomews Gothic Cathedral
- Take a quiet moment in Plzen's Meditation Garden/ Monument to the Victims of Evil
- George Patton Memorial Museum
Plzen Activities
- Spend the day enjoying nature whilst exploring the Zoological and Botanical Garden.
- Tour the historical Renaissance Town Hall and take in the magnificent architecture.
- Attend a concert or exhibition at the famed Plzen Synagogue.
Getting there and around
Most visitors fly to Prague and then take a bus or train to their final destination of Plzen. Bus and train routes are widely available from most nearby major cities. Many travellers also opt to hire a car for their journey.
This is a fairly compact city centre, meaning that for visitors, walking is a very practical method of exploring. The public transport operator (PMDP) offers a vast system of trams, buses, and trolleys, making manoeuvring around town incredibly easy for travellers.
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Samsung gets some love in the fourth major Linux kernel update of 2014
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3/25/2015 | Sucre ready for action; hip 'not going to be a big deal'
After sitting out two games with a sore hip, Jesus Sucre was ready for duty on Wednesday night, and the Mariners' backup catcher said it's time to begin pointing toward the start of the regular season.
3/25/2015 | McClendon thinking about Weeks sharing leadoff role
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3/25/2015 | Walker: Always room to improve despite dominant spring
It's hard to imagine Taijuan Walker pitching much better or doing much more to impress in his battle for the Mariners' fifth-starter position, but the 22-year-old insists there's more in the tank even after running his scoreless streak to 18 innings this spring in Wednesday night's 3-2 victory over the Cubs.
3/25/2015 | Cora to throw out first pitch on Opening Day
Former Mariners fan favorite Joey Cora will throw out the ceremonial first pitch on Opening Day. He played second base for Seattle from 1995-98 and was an integral part of the first Mariners team to make the playoffs in 1995.
3/24/2015 | Smith bringing professional approach to Mariners
Seth Smith came out swinging Tuesday against the Padres, but playing against the team that traded him in the offseason carried no special weight for the Mariners' new right fielder.
3/24/2015 | Happ pleased with pitch count, not results
Pitching for a new team with people wondering what he's going to bring, J.A. Happ would have preferred a better impression than Tuesday's rough go in a 6-4 loss to the Padres. But the Mariners southpaw isn't going to overreact to a Spring Training outing, and neither is his manager.
3/24/2015 | Smith launches homer on rocky day for Happ
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3/24/2015 | Rule 5 pick Rollins rolling at Mariners camp
Left-hander David Rollins -- ranked among Seattle's top prospects -- has slowly forced himself into the Mariners' conversation with his performance as a Rule 5 Draft pick with an increasing chance of beating the odds and landing a spot on the 25-man roster.
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3/23/2015 | Mariners feel pieces are in place for special '15
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3/23/2015 | Seeking backup to Miller, Mariners try Bloomquist at short
The Mariners' infield depth has taken a hit with Chris Taylor's broken bone in his wrist, leaving Willie Bloomquist as the only experienced backup shortstop to Brad Miller. Bloomquist, coming back from microfracture knee surgery, had played only second and first base this spring until making his first start at shortstop Monday.
3/23/2015 | Out of options, Ramirez's time with Mariners may soon end
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3/23/2015 | Ramirez endures first rough spring outing in loss to Halos
Against Mariners righty Erasmo Ramirez at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Monday, the Angels' starters plated five runs in the first three innings of a 5-0 victory, which was more than enough thanks to six impressive innings by Matt Shoemaker. Ramirez, vying for a rotation spot, is out of options and had a 2.00 ERA before struggling Monday.
3/23/2015 | In reserve role, Ruggiano well aware preparation is key
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3/22/2015 | Shift to outfield going seamlessly for Weeks
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3/22/2015 | Seager returns to lineup loudly with three-run homer
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3/21/2015 | Felix falters vs. phenoms, but offense keeps game tight
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3/21/2015 | Close battle looms between Walker and Elias for fifth spot
Manager Lloyd McClendon said Saturday the decision on the team's fifth starter will likely come in another week or so. And, no, he's still not tipping his hand in the battle between Taijuan Walker and Roenis Elias.
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1:00 PM — MEP Nikki Sinclaire has come out as Britain's first "sex change parliamentarian" after writing about her gender reassignment journey in a new autobiography.
14th November 2013
Study: 238 trans people were murdered across the world in the past 12 months 10
7:16 PM — Brazil and Mexico lead the list for the most reported killings of trans people in the past year, according to the report published yesterday.
Irish President meets with trans activists at official residence 8
12:39 PM — The President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins, has met with trans campaigners in a landmark occasion.
US: Texas school refuses allowing trans student to wear a tuxedo in graduation photo 3
10:33 AM — A trans student in Texas was denied being able to wear a tuxedo for his yearbook portrait, prompting the Human Rights Campaign to launch an online petition trying to convince the school to live up to its own non-discrimination policies.
12th November 2013
Bangladesh: Third gender hijra to be recognised in official documents 4
4:29 PM — In a landmark decision, the government in Bangladesh has approved a proposal of the social welfare ministry to identify "Hijra" as a third possible gender identity.
GLAAD appoints first transgender co-chair 2
1:01 PM — Professor Jennifer Finney Boylan has become the first transgender woman to serve as co-chair of US LGBT media advocacy group, GLAAD.
10th November 2013
US: Atlanta bar openly refuses entry to trans woman 'because we're a private property' 14
1:33 PM — In a video posted online, an Atlanta bar and restaurant has been caught denying entrance to a transgender woman whilst openly admitting their "right" to discriminate against her because they are a "private property."
8th November 2013
Comment: The Scottish Government must end the spousal veto and uphold the rights of trans people 12
12:24 PM — With a committee today endorsing Scotland's equal marriage bill, the Equality Network's Tom French says the challenge is to make sure the legislation fully caters for trans and and intersex people.
5th November 2013
Comment: Will trans customers be put at risk by Tesco 'Minority Report' facial recognition machines? 35
3:33 PM — Trans activist Tara Hewitt discusses the potential impact of Tesco's facial recognition software which is due to be rolled out in petrol stations, on the trans community.
1st November 2013
Chelsea Manning threatens to sue US Army over its refusal to provide gender confirmation therapy
3:36 PM — Chelsea Manning has said she will take the US Army to court over its continued refusal to provide her with access to gender confirmation treatment.
31st October 2013
Paris Lees makes history as BBC Question Time's first out trans panellist 20
5:24 PM — History will be made on BBC One tonight when Paris Lees becomes the first transgender panellist to appear on Question Time.
30th October 2013
Short film project aims to tackle trans issues by showing life through the eyes of a trans woman 2
12:01 PM — A video project has been launched in order to raise awareness of trans issues by showing the public the life of a young trans woman through her eyes.
27th October 2013
US: Chairman of Jelly Belly donated $5,000 for California to repeal trans bathroom rights law 7
9:05 AM — The chairman of The Jelly Belly Candy Company has donated $5,000 (£3,091) to a campaign attempting to repeal an act allowing transgender students equal access to school facilities such as locker rooms and bathrooms.
26th October 2013
Australia: Health Alliance pubicly supports the 13th annual Intersex Awareness Day 3
1:35 PM — The National LGBTI Health Aliiance of Australia has publicly shown its support for Intersex Awareness Day (26th October), which sees intersex activists across the world raise awerness on important issues affecting intersex people.
23rd October 2013
Video: Trans duo Zachs & Krieg to release new song for Transgender Day of Remembrance 2
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Bud hardiness?
Im probably being a bit over paranoid here.....
Everything is starting to bud burst here. My Toka Plum, John Pear, goose/Jostaberry, evans cherries, issai and "arctic beauty", and my grapes.
Some are further along then others. The goose/josta berry already burst, but havnt opened as of yet. My john pear has inch long buds (I think the flower buds), The Arctic beauty has nice fat buds, as well as the Issai.
Im aware that many fruit tree flowers can take down to -5C no problem. My Honeygold apple took a bit colder then that, and still flowered quite well.
We are supposed to go down to -3C for a night and an just double checking that everything should be ok. Lots of this stuff ive never grown before, so im not 100% sure what to expect in terms of bud hardiness
Except for the kiwis and possibly grapes, -3C is absolutely no problem for unopened buds, or even opened flowers of some.
Kiwis especially are very frost tender, so it just depends how far along they are. In my experience anything beginning to emerge from the kiwi stems have been killed by even mild spring freezes. Grapes would probably have to be fully leafed out to get seriously damaged by those temps.
Then again, the weather forecast is only a guess, and it never says how long those low temps will last. 12 hours steady at -1C would probably be worse than a sudden dip of 3 degrees below in the four hours before sunrise.
Good luck to you!
The Arctic beauty buds are swelling, still a sortve reddish purple. The Issai, there are smallish green dots on the large bud nodes. I dont see any legit "growth" on them.
The grapes are budding, but they are at that stage where they are just swelling, and you can tell they are alive, not leafed out.
I should say my last frost is from may 15 to june 1, so any time within the next 2 weeks. This isnt out of the ordinary. The record low is -8C.....
This is probably the best chart for your purpose
Although it doesn' list everything
Here is a link that might be useful: Bud hardiness chart
Grapes will take a light freeze just after bud break. But they don't have to be very far along to get nailed by a very light freeze. I don't have experience with Kiwi and freezing weather but suspect they are as tender as grapes or even worse. They might take 31-32F for a short period if overcast. But could get nailed at 35-37F with a strong radiation freeze.


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Coldplay are to sell items from their ten year career through internet auction website eBay.
Dubbed their 'End Of Decade Clearout Sale' fans will be able to purchase items including guitars, keyboards, amps, posters, platinum discs and a globe.
With the proceeds going to charity Kids Company, bidding on the items begins on Thursday 17 December (5pm GMT), concluding on New Year's Eve.
In a statement on their official website the band said: "All items will either be signed by the four of us, or accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, again signed by all of us."
A catalogue detailing everything for sale will be published on their website before the sale begins.
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We have a large 1950ish, 2 story, 10 bedroom, 5 bathroom home. Currently we are painting and making small repairs to make an even nicer environment for our guests. Please excuse our little messes or the minor rearranging of furniture. :)
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
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Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
This room has a cozy double bed, dresser, and closet and accommodates 2 people comfortably. We have antique furniture and like to think that it gives the feeling of home which you cant get in a hotel.
*Please note: We change and launder our comforters frequently so you may have a different design than pictured.
See: "Private Area", "Cute and Cozy" or "The Budget Room".
Guest Access
Besides your room and the shared bathroom, guests have access to the PARLOR and the PATIO "Charito". The WIFI can be accessed 24/7 in the parlor and the parlor has doors that can be closed for more privacy. No other rooms are permitted for guest use.
There is a large shared bathroom (with 1 or 2 other people). Sometimes you may be lucky enough to have it to yourself if the other room remains vacant.
Guests who are bringing their laptop may access Wifi in our home 24/7. If you are not bringing your laptop, you may use the internet cabin that is a short 2 minute walk from our home.
It is best to click on the "Amenities" tab so you know just exactly what we do and do not offer.
Interaction with Guests
We offer basic accomodations at very reasonable rates for our guests who are looking for a safe place to shower and sleep so that they may spend the rest of their time getting to know Lima. We do our very best to give you a warm welcome and make you feel comfortable in our home during your stay.
We are in and out of our home on a regular basis but Antonio is very good about checking in on guests often to make sure your stay is going well and to ask if there are any questions. If there is anything we forget or don't think about, please do not hesitate to ask!
The Neighborhood
We live in a safe neighborhood called Barrio Medico. It is located right on the border of the Miraflores/Surquillo District. We are closest to Angamos and Tomas Marsano (cuadra 17 Angamos) and Roca Y Bologna and Tomas Marsano (cuadra 9 Roca y Bologna).
Staying with us you will experience two worlds. One of locals enjoying the same malls, shops, markets, parks and walks that we do and the other being close enough to enjoy many tourist areas as well.THE HEART OF MIRAFLORES (PARQUE KENNEDY) IS A 25 MINUTE WALK FROM OUR HOME. If you do not like to walk, it is only about a 5 minute taxi ride away for about 6-7 Peruvian soles which is less than 2 Euros or $2.50 USD, VERY CHEAP :)
Barranco is about a 10 minute taxi ride and Central Lima is about 20-25 minutes. If you are not in a hurry and want to save money, there is always the option of taking a bus too :)
SAN ISIDRO and SAN BORJA are to the north
MIRAFLORES is to the south and west
SURCO is to the east
Getting around
Taxi's are easily accessible right outside our front door and the nearest bus stop is about a 5 minute walk from our home.
For your convenience, we do offer transportation from the airport for a fee. Please inquire.
Other Things to Note
We have 24 hour check in , however, please take note of our set check in/check out times and plan your stay accordingly.
Check IN is at 1pm or after. *
*If you wish to check in at an earlier time, you will need to pay for an extra night to guarantee that the room is available for you.
Check OUT is at 11 AM SHARP or before.
We respect the privacy of our guests and never enter your room. We also expect our guests to respect our privacy. Please note the only place a guest has access to besides their room and shared bathroom is the PARLOR and PATIO CHARITO. There will be no exceptions.
Also, please:
No smoking inside house.
UTILITIES ARE EXPENSIVE-Please help us conserve energy and water so we may keep our rates low:
Be sure to turn off lights when not in use and
make sure faucets are turned off all the way.
If you have to share the bathroom, PLEASE REMEMBER TO CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF
Do not use our towels to clean up spills on the floor, to dye your hair, or remove make up. The stains from the floor wax and dye will not come out of them. Please ask for a mop to clean up spills.
If your garbage can gets full, please advise us.
Be considerate of other guests. When coming in late at night, please be as quiet as possible so you do not disturb the sleep of others.
Make sure to close door to entrance of the house all the way.
If you lose our keys we have to change our locks. For this reason, there would be a $10 USD fee for lost keys.
We appreciate and thank you in advance for respecting our rules :)
Our stay at Antonio and Tina was very good. They are very courteous, take care and give you advice. The room and bathroom were very clean. And it is very centrally located. We would recommend the room for everybody.
I enjoyed my stay in Lima a lot. I asked Tina to organize a pickup from the airport which was organized perfectly. Antonio was very welcoming and explained me how to get around in town. Their kids and Antonio's mother and the dog are lovely! The room was exactly as described. It was clean, has a big window and a huge wardrobe. The shared bathroom got cleaned every day.
Staying at Anthony's house in Lima was everything we had hoped for. The family house is located in good distance to the best neighbourhoods in town, and there are both a nice market and a very good restaurant (Tiburon) close by. The house was beautiful and calm, and there is both a patio and a roof terrace that you are welcome to use. For us the number one thing about staying at Athonys place was his kindness and good advices. Anthony was able to provide a lot of good ideas about what to do in the city. We can only recommend this place, and if we return to Lima, we know were to stay.
The host family was very nice and welcoming. The room was clean and spacious. Worth the money.
We had a great stay with Antonio and his family. It's Just like the pictures! Very cute cosy and clean! The bedroom is very spacious and 2 of us slept comfortably in the bed( even had some great sleep-ins). The bathroom is straight across from the bedroom and both doors lock. Such a friendly little family to stay with! We enjoyed any encounters with grandma (who is lovely; speaks a little basic English but mainly spanish) and the children. Ana-Sophia their daughter is very cute and smart for her age she is bilingual and fun to talk to. Antonio is very helpful with anything; he went and got our bus tickets to cusco for us which was great and saved us the troubles as we don't know much spanish, he drew us a hand map explaining places when we arrived, helped with what medications to get when I had allergies etc. and if you need any help you can find him somewhere in the house( ask grandma who will call out for him) or email him any questions if he is not home. We had some lovely afternoons in the outdoor area relaxing with some beers and nuts and my partner was able to smoke out there. The location is good with the angamos mall(everything you need in there ) just a walk away and a local restaurant in the same street where you can try Peruvian food for cheap. There are a few general stores and laundry places also in the same street. Taxis continuously go past the front of the house, and buses just near the mall. We did a lot of walking (to miraflores, parque Kennedy etc) during the day and felt safe and had no problems. There where no problems going out and coming home late, we had our own keys to come through the garage. We would definitely recommend staying here :)
Antonio and family were incredible at accommodating and helped make the stay in Lima for a week and a half safe, homey and enjoyable. From scheduling taxis at midnight to the airport to hand drawn maps and spanish practice, it was a treat to stay in such a friendly classic accommodation especially so close to the holidays. Antonio has spent a lot of time abroad and knows the perspective of the wary and foreign traveler experience and takes the time to answer questions and help out.
Antonio was always helpful and every day made himself present at some point which helped with any questions we had. It was great to be exposed to his family, particularly Anna Sofia, she's awesome. The area has a lot of building going on (much like lots of Lima atm) so people that suffer easily from allergies might have problems with dust. A good location, nice family and a clean but very basic room. Much more spacious than other rooms we have come across in SA though.
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Hello and welcome!
A little bit about us...
I was born and raised in Lima, Peru. I moved to the United States when I was 16, learned English and graduated from Clovis High School in Fresno, California and then moved to Sacramento. After living in the United States for 22 years I wanted to move back to Peru with my family (2011) to share my culture, language and country with my children and wife. I speak both Spanish and English fluently.
Tina, was born in Concord, Massachusetts and moved to the Sacramento area in California when she was a child. She went to American River College and has an A.S. Degree. She speaks English and some Spanish.
We have been married for 17 years and have 4 children that keep us busy! My mother, Senora Carmen also lives here. If you are in the bottom part of the house, you will see her cooking in the kitchen most days :)
Tina has a full time job that allows her to work from home on the computer so she also tends to answer most of the inquiries that we receive. You won't see much of her as a result and when she is not working she is taking care of the house and children.
Hosting is my full time job. I have been working with tourists for a little more than three years now. I do not just hand you the keys and leave you alone. I spend a lot of time with my guests, making sure they are comfortable, answer any questions that they have, and giving some suggestions along the way. I do my best to make sure your experience in Lima is a nice one.


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Does Everyone Who Has HIV Experience Facial Wasting
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Facial wasting w/o medicationIs it possible to experience facial wasting without being on any medications? In other words, is such wasting endemic to HIV, rather than being a side-effect of HIV meds? Can you develop it prior to starting any meds?Thanks.
Response from Gerald Pierone, M.D.
AIDS Research and Treatment Center of the Treasure Coast...for whatever reason. Before effective antiretroviral treatment for HIV was developed, patients would commonly develop overall wasting and this included loss of muscle and fat. This wasting was often related to AIDS opportunistic infections and... Read more »
Facial WastingHow many years after starting viramune+truvada would it take to start noticing facial wasting?I'm a... Read more »
Wasting in face, what was your experience?Dr. Bob,Listen. I really have wasting in the face, top temples. It noticable but only there left... Read more »
Treating My Facial Wasting... I've lived with HIV for more than 25 years and I'm grateful for that. But my face belies my good fortune. I've begun developing "the look" of Read more »
A Facial Wasting Update... Hello my friends, There was a lot of interest in my earlier video blog " Treating My Facial Wasting ," so I wanted to give you an update by taking you along on my third visit to Dr. Gerald Pierone . The earlier blog covered Read more »
FAQs About Facial Wasting From The Body's "Ask the Experts" Forums...including one man's long appeal process to get his lipoatrophy treatment covered. For frequently asked questions on other HIV/AIDS topics, click here . Read more »
Taking Unnecessary HIV Monitoring Tests: A Waste of Valuable Resources...like fear, and guilt, and are not designed for that purpose. That is what counseling is for. Taking unnecessary tests is a waste of your time, the lab's time, and your doctor's time. Taking unnecessary tests is also a waste of your money, and... Read more »
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Ken Klein and Terry Ryan got an earful or two from future constituents last year as they knocked on doors seeking to get elected.
The new councilmen were sworn in Monday. Now it's time to take a run at issues such as police protection and property rights.
Plus, they're in for a cram session on familiar Snohomish County political themes: commercial air service at Paine Field, keeping the Boeing Co. happy and preparing to bid out the county's $20-million-per-year garbage contract.
Brave or unsuspecting, Ryan says he's ready.
"I'm so excited -- I can't wait to get started," he said. "We have important things to work on: aerospace, transportation and land use. Those will be three of the biggest that we'll be working on."
Councilman Dave Somers, of Monroe, also won election in November, to his third consecutive term. His four colleagues on Monday chose him to take the reins as this year's chairman. That gives Somers a lead role in running meetings and crafting next year's budget.
Somers sees lots of work ahead, starting soon with discussions about building a passenger terminal at Paine Field to handle commercial flights.
"I would expect between now and March we'll want to make some decisions on that," Somers said.
It's not clear who would build the terminal, the county or another entity.
At the county-run Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, the council is preparing to look into significant changes, even a seemingly far-fetched plan to move the racetrack.
A consultant's report is due this month.
"We'll be putting quite a bit of thought into what we want to see at the fairgrounds," Somers said.
The county's long-term goal is to raise the fairgrounds' profile as a year-round destination, outside of the popular 12-day summer fair.
County lawmakers won't just be dreaming up ways to have fun. They'll have to think about garbage, too. More to the point, who will haul it away for disposal.
Allied Waste now takes all of the county's trash by rail to an Eastern Washington landfill. Allied's contract runs into May 2017, with a possible one-year extension.
The county expects to hire a consultant this year in preparation of opening the contract to other bidders. At stake: estimated $20 million in yearly revenues. Allied and rival Waste Management, and possibly others, are sure to be in the hunt.
The time needed to prepare the new long-haul contract was a contentious issue between the council and the previous county executive.
Aaron Reardon resigned as executive last year, but other county leaders continue to clean up messes left over from his tenure.
Among other things, the council awaits word on whether anyone will face sanctions over a scheme to harass Reardon's political enemies through social media and public records requests. Much of the mischief was conducted during work hours and using county resources, records show.
It's up to Skagit County Prosecuting Attorney Rich Weyrich to decide whether criminal charges will be filed. While the council won't have any role in determining the case's outcome, Somers said he wants to talk to Weyrich's office about the importance of the investigation for Snohomish County.
"I think the public would like to see that we take these things seriously and they're not being swept under the rug," Somers said.
Klein, like John Koster before him, is the council's only Republican.
He and Ryan are already getting to work on issues that came up during the campaign.
Klein, a former Arlington city councilman, wants to prioritize an effort to designate an area between Arlington and Marysville for more intense industrial development.
If successful, the Arlington-Marysville Manufacturing Industrial Center could accommodate thousands of new jobs in aerospace and other advanced manufacturing fields.
"This is definitely something I'll be pushing as much as I can," Klein said. "Especially now that we're going to get the 777X and the wing (production), it's essential that we get that designation now."
It's up to the Puget Sound Regional Council planning group to approve the expanded industrial center.
Ryan, a former Mill Creek City Councilman and commercial real estate broker, wants to work with the sheriff's office to improve deputies' response times in the unincorporated areas.
"That's direct feedback from all of the door-belling I did," Ryan said. "I want to understand what the issues are. Is it staffing? Is it deployment?"
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I've been researching pre-emergents to apply to my central Alabama Bermuda grass lawn and Prodiamine 65 WDG seems to be a good candidate at a good price. I've read through the label for this product online and saw no notice of using this product in a hose-end sprayer. Does this mean it won't work in a hose-end sprayer? If not, is there another pre-emergent for my area that can be used in a hose-end sprayer? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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There has been a lot of secrecy surrounding the character John Harrison, who will be played by Benedict Cumberbatch in Star Trek Into Darkness. Now, Benedict has opened up about his character and given fans a little insight into what to expect from him in the movie.
In an interview with MTV, Cumberbatch said, "He's a terrorist; he operates as a terrorist. He has extraordinary physical powers, but also mental powers. He can sow an idea, which is as powerful as gunshots or close-hand combat, which he's masterful in. He tears into the fabric of both the world and the Enterprise family, and he leaves behind him a trail of devastation. It's quite exciting to watch."
He added, "Giving away the full motivation would ruin it, but it's personal. It's also political, I think. He's somebody who, at some point in the film, you should feel a certain amount of empathy towards his cause, if not his means. ... There's no two-dimensional obstacle he presents purely and simply by the fact that he's opposing our hero. He has an interesting relationship with Kirk, and with Spock in a way. He very much plays them off against each other. There's an element of shadow to him and Kirk."
Star Trek Into Darkness stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Zoe Saldana and is set to be released on May 17, 2013 in both the US and the UK.


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We can argue all day long about how we have taken God out of our country. The real problem is that we have allowed our government to be free of the bounds of the constitution and the enumerated powers granted to the federal government by the people. We the people, the theoretical keepers of the authority, have given away our powers in order to make life seem simpler. After all, it is just all to complex for us to understand so we should let the smart people run our lives, right?! We should not be surprised at the state of the union. Our founders warned us time and time again.


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New 60 concrete box needs sealant to prevent alkaline leeching
Dear experienced hydrangea enthusiasts please share your advice.I have been waiting for years to have hydrangeas in abundance again.
We just had our patio and outdoor living room slabs poured.
We added a 60 foot long x 30 inch high and 24 inch deep planter constructed in front of a wall of huge boulders.
The base of the planter is soil and our underground utilities run under the soil.I have been successful growing mopheads in 20 " diameter pots for the last five years and controlling bloom and color. The lime in the new concrete
face wall will completely alter the ph of the soil.
What could I use to seal the interior surface of the planter before it is planted? Would a styrofoam insulation
spacer be enough? Once the planter box is filled with soil there will be no way to empty it. I can only amend it from the surface.I want to keep my hydrangeas blue.
Thanks for your suggestions.
The suggestion for curing new concrete to ready it for plants or pond plants is to flush with water 3 - 5 times a day with the hose for two weeks. Then allow to thoroughly dry and apply two coats of concrete sealer inside, allowing to dry over night between coats. Some will suggest a third step in between flushing and sealing: Mix up a solution of 1 quart of ordinary kitchen vinegar and 10 quarts of water. (you may need more with the length of your planter)
With a stiff brush (or old broom) and generous sloshings of the solution, scrub vigorously over every square inch of the vessels inside surface. "The surfaces may bubble up a bit as the vinegar works on the free lime, but don't worry, it will not weaken the concrete."
Rinse well, allow to dry, then apply the concrete sealer.


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The latest round of the WEX Construction Fuel Consumption Index (FCI), is out and indicates an increase of 6.5 percent in February over February 2012.
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Growing attractions at Missouri Botanical Garden
There's lots to see and do at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Here's a partial list of some of the displays and attractions:
l The William T. Kemper Center for Home Gardening is the largest not-for-profit gardening information center in the country. Inside are garden displays for terraces, backyards, city plots, ground covers, vegetables, flower trials, experimental crops, children, birds, prairies, butterflies, shade plots and other areas.
l The Carver Garden is a display of scientist George Washington Carver's work.
l The Victorian Garden is the oldest part of the park, Henry Shaw's original garden design and Victorian architecture.
l The Chinese Garden was dedicated in 1996 to mark cultural and scientific exchanges with Chinese botanical institutions and to mark the long-standing sister-city relationship between St. Louis and Nanjing. Major garden features were gifts from Nanjing.
l The Japanese Garden was created in the 1970s to be a garden of pure, clear harmony in keeping with the mood of a Japanese tea ceremony. Its architect was UCLA's Koichi Kawana, who stayed involved with the garden's development until his death in 1990.
l The Climatron, one of the garden's most recognizable icons, was built in 1960, and it was the world's first geodesic dome greenhouse. Inside, it's a lowland rain forest with waterfalls, tropical birds and 1,500 rare, fragrant plants.
l The Children's Garden, just west of the Climatron, features varied ecosystems and plants native to Missouri.
l The Butterfly House is a division of the Missouri Botanical Garden located in nearby Faust Park. It opened in 1998, an 8,000-square-foot conservatory where visitors can see more than 60 species of the world's most beautiful butterflies in free flight.
l The Linnean House, the oldest continuously operating greenhouse west of the Mississippi River, was built when Shaw was still alive.
l The Ottoman Garden, next to the Linnean House, is a walled re-creation of gardening traditions of Turkey and the Ottoman Empire.
l The Gladney Rose Garden and the Lehmann Rose Garden. The Gladney, started in 1917, features 105 varieties of older garden roses. The Lehmann, started in 1974, features 160 varieties of floribunda, shrub and other roses.
l The Strassenfest German Garden is planted with native flora of Germany and Central Europe and with plants discovered by native Germans.
l The Blanke Boxwood Garden displays boxwoods popular in formal gardens for thousands of years.
l The Shoenberg Temperate House, just north of the Climatron, displays species that grow in Mediterranean climates, the southeastern United States and temperate areas of Asia.
l Water lilies in the Aquatic Gardens, hundreds of plants in the pools by the Climatron and Linnean House, bloom from July through October.
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The first time Buffy meets Xander, it's "very suave, very not pathetic."
Buffy passes Cordelia's test and is officially not a loser, but Buffy can kinda guess who the real loser is... as in, Probably Not Willow.
Witness the very first time Buffy sets foot in the Sunnydale High library, and the very first time Giles overestimates Buffy's enthusiasm for slaying.
Awww! It's the first time Buffy and Willow talk and make a friend date! Little do they know they'll be saving the world in the very next episode.
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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
Question from Golfbum1990
I didnt buy the game for the box art Ubisoft!?
I just bought AC 2: Brotherhood and the game either freezes during campaign or the 360 tells me it cant read the disc when i try to go online. Is this happening with anyone else and what can i do?
4 years ago
I haven't had a single problem with mine personally. Some people are having problems like you though.
My xbox is in a nice open area that I dust frequently so my games never really encounter any disc reading or freezing errors. But I'm guessing a few of the copies were either a bit off or it's the Xbox itself.
4 years ago
Lots of my friends, and even my brother have had these problems with their Xbox.
After about 2 years, a lack of using an InterCooler, and the playing of MANY heavy-duty games, (GTA: V, COD:MW2, Oblivion, and like 1 more I can't remember did it alot also)
Those three factors combined, cause your disk reader to stop functioning properly, and start being unreliable.
Thats MicroSoft for ya, crapy equipment
4 years ago
lol Fail box
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@mrcheesete0 Ive had my xbox for about 2 years now,and have played many, many heavy duty games, and my console still runs like it came right out of the package. So idk where your getting that from
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This delightful property dates back to the early 1900's and was originally the former coach house for the neighbouring inn. The accommodation has been completely renovated to a high specification with little touches incorporated to give it a really homely, comfortable feel, yet having all the benefits of contemporary technology.
The area has many interesting countryside walks direct from the property as well as being ideally situated for touring the local area from the picturesque World Heritage Site of the Jurassic Coast and the Olympic sailing site of Weymouth and Portland, to the wealth of picture postcard villages that lie in the heart of the Dorset countryside. An array of attractions are within easy reach including Monkey World, The Tank Museum, Lulworth Castle, Corfe Castle, Abbotsbury Swannery, Tyneham and much more.
The stylish accommodation consists of TWO bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. Shower room: situated downstairs wet room with WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: open-plan with wooden floors and exposed beams, woodburner (first basket of logs included), TV/DVD. Kitchen/dining area is well-equipped with range style electric oven and gas hob, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave and fridge with small freezer compartment. Outside: small seating area outside and use of the pub's garden, patio and play area suitable for children under 8. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, towels, electricity, gas, underfloor heating and Wi-Fi available. Regret no smoking. Regret no pets. Location: beach 16 miles, pub next door, shop 3 miles.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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Manhunt for ex-police officer goes on amid Southern California mountain snowstorm
BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. - All that was left were footprints leading away from Christopher Dorner's burned-out pickup truck, and an enormous, snow-covered mountain where he could be hiding among the skiers, cabins and dense woods.
More than 100 officers in glass-enclosed snow machines and armoured personnel carriers sought the former Los Angeles police officer suspected of going on a deadly rampage and vowing to go after those on the force who wronged him.
With bloodhounds in tow, officers went door to door as snow fell, aware to the reality that they could be walking into a trap set by the well-trained former Navy reservist who knows their tactics and strategies as well as they do.
"The bad guy is out there, he has a certain time on you, and a distance. How do you close that?" asked T. Gregory Hall, a retired tactical supervisor for a special emergency response team for the Pennsylvania State Police.
"The bottom line is, when he decides that he is going to make a stand, the operators are in great jeopardy," Hall said.
Just as authorities were dispatching officers to the mountain, a growing cadre of heavily armed police spread throughout California, Nevada, Arizona and northern Mexico stayed on the lookout for him.
Police said officers are still guarding more than 40 targets mentioned in a rant they said Dorner posted on Facebook. He vowed to use "every bit of small arms training, demolition, ordinance and survival training I've been given" to bring "warfare" to the LAPD and its families.
Possible sightings were reported near Barstow, at Point Loma base near San Diego, in downtown Los Angeles, leading some law enforcement officials to speculate that he appeared to be everywhere and nowhere, and that he was trying to spread out their resources.
For the time being, their focus was on the mountains 80 miles east of Los Angeles — a snowy wilderness, filled with deep canyons, thick forests and jagged peaks, that creates peril as much for Dorner as the officers hunting him.
After the discovery of his truck Thursday afternoon, SWAT teams in camouflage started scouring the mountains. As officers worked through the night, a storm blew in, possibly covering the trail of tracks that had led them away from his truck.
The small army has the advantage of strength in numbers and access to resources, such as special weapons, to bring him in.
"We're prepared to use our expertise in terms of special weapons and tactics to address any threat that he poses," LAPD Deputy Chief Kirk Albanese said. "We're working with other agencies ... to make sure we take the advantage of our side as much as we can."
In his online rant, Dorner sprinkled in military and police parlance, seemingly baiting authorities.
"Any threat assessments you generate will be useless," it read. "This is simple. I know your TTP's (techniques, tactics, and procedures) and PPR's (pre-planned response). I will mitigate any of your attempts at preservation."
Without the numbers that authorities have, Dorner will likely rely on the element of surprise, experts said.
"He doesn't even have to stand and fight," Hall said. "He makes his shot of opportunity and flees."
It's an advantage that Dorner is well aware of. In his posting, he wrote: "I have the strength and benefits of being unpredictable, unconventional, and unforgiving. Do not waste your time with briefs and tabletops.
"Whatever pre-planned responses you have established for a scenario like me, shelve it," he said.
Authorities said they do not know how long Dorner has been planning the rampage. It's not clear if he has provisions, clothing or weapons stockpiled in the area. Even with training, days of cold and snow can be punishing.
"Unless he is an expert in living in the California mountains in this time of year, he is going to be hurting," said former Navy SEAL Clint Sparks, who now works in tactical training and security. "Cold is a huge stress factor.
"If he is not prepared to wait that out, or he hasn't done it before, not everybody is survivor-man," Sparks said.
Police said they also don't know what exactly set off him.
Dorner served in the Navy, earning a rifle marksman ribbon and pistol expert medal. He was assigned to a naval undersea warfare unit and various aviation training units, according to military records.
He took leave from the LAPD for a deployment to Bahrain in 2006 and 2007.
Last Friday was his last day with the Navy and also the day CNN's Anderson Cooper received a package that contained a note on it that read, in part, "I never lied." A coin typically given out as a souvenir by the police chief was also in the package, riddled with bullet holes.
Police believe that indicates some level of pre planning.
On Sunday, police say he shot a couple in a parking garage at their condominium in Irvine. The woman was the daughter of a retired police captain who had represented Dorner in the disciplinary proceedings that led to his firing.
Dorner wrote in his manifesto that he believed the retired captain had represented the interests of the department over his.
Authorities believe Dorner used a rifle to ambush two Riverside police officers Thursday on routine patrol, killing one and seriously wounding the other. The incident led police to believe he was armed with multiple weapons, including an assault-type rifle.
That detail concerned officers whose bullet-proof vests can be penetrated by such high-powered weapons, Albanese said.
Because of this, all LAPD officers have been required to work in pairs, to ensure "a greater likelihood of coming out on top if there is an ambush," Albanese said. "We have no officers alone right now."
On Friday, law enforcement officials in Big Bear said they will continue to search for Dorner through the weekend. They were also inspecting his truck for clues and were following up on multiple theories, including whether he intentionally left it there.
"Here's the bottom line, we don't know," Albanese said.
Associated Press writers contributing to this report include Jeff Wilson, Bob Jablon, Greg Risling, Shaya Tayefe Mohajer, Linda Deutsch and John Antczak in Los Angeles, Ken Ritter in Las Vegas, and Elliot Spagat and Julie Watson in San Diego.
Abdollah reported from Los Angeles. She can be reached on Twitter at www.twitter.com/LATams
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