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The 10-member countries and observers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, the Central Asian regional security grouping, pledged on Wednesday to work together on combating terror and improving financial co-operation among Asian nations to combat the financial crisis.
India, one of four observer countries at the SCO, reiterated its desire to work with the group's Regional Counter Terrorism Structure (RCTS) to share intelligence data and boost counter-terrorism initiatives.
Murli Deora, Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas and the Prime Minister's representative at Wednesday's meeting, called for the SCO to adopt a "zero tolerance policy" on terrorism. "The need of the hour is to have greater cooperation, exchange of information and coordination," he said. India had sought "a mutually beneficial Association" with the RCTS and was "ready to complete the required formalities".
Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao joined Mr. Deora in calling for greater co-operation among central Asian nations in combating the "three forces" of separatism, terrorism and extremism.
But the real focus on Wednesday was on economics, and how Central Asian nations could work together to improve financial co-operation. A communiqué issued on Wednesday called for co-ordinating anti-financial crisis measures, but defined little in the way of concrete steps the countries would take. Mr. Wen called for "promoting international financial system reform" and "improving trade settlement payment systems", but did not elaborate on specific measures.
The SCO was set up in 2001 largely as a security organisation, but its ambit has since widened. Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday the organisation could play a role in reshaping the international financial system in the wake of the financial crisis, which he said was a "catalyst for reform." The SCO has six member countries — China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. India, along with Pakistan, Iran and Mongolia are the regional group's four observers. Wednesday's meeting was the eighth meeting of the Heads of State of the member countries.
Mr. Deora, India's representative, said the nature of the grouping had "a right mix" of energy producing and energy consuming countries and could hence provide for a platform to improve the stability of energy markets. He said the SCO countries could work towards a "co-operative framework" on energy security to ensure "stability and predictability" of energy markets.
The SCO's meeting was somewhat over-shadowed by the 40 deals China and Russia announced on Tuesday, worth $3.5 billion.
Keywords: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, RCTS, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, India, Pakistan, Iran, Mongolia, terrorism, financial co-operation


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Quod erat demonstrandum per audacia ad astra.
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The trends justify the memes.
Oh, and for the record, I'm not a brony, I just happen to have a few friends who are and are few people I'm following are…
You know what, it's a hard thing to do, follow a brony, you have to put up with a messed up dashboard you don't even want! Why do I keep following them? because I don't care.
Yes, this indicates that I don't want you to post ponies. It makes my wall look a tad annoying, and brony-like.
Do I want that?
Hmm, I believe I've gain a fair amount of popularity here, but up to this day, I don't believe I've gained little to any prestige…
I used to be indecisive, but I'm not so sure I am anymore.
What is up with this website?
Remember, my 'About' section is not to be taken seriously!
My Forms:
Prehistoric Atom
Lesser Buckminsterfullerene
Moving Buckminsterfullerene
Carbon-based Giant Atom
Scribble Giant Atom
Black Hole
Mysterious Anomaly
Eridanus supervoid
Quantum Pop Art
Gale force Quantum
Starfish Aon
Nebula Echo (SuperNova)
Sunglass Carbon
Transverse Q.M
"I regret not with moving people through my portals!"
Flashing magnesium
Pink Hair
Television Head
Silver Chariot's Television Head
Black Orb flashy thing…y.
~~KYM Spirit Week!~~
_(Skipped first day)
_First avatar
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White Atom
Pulsing White Atom
Pixel Decay
Atomic Burst
Tri Particle
Pi to the face
Pixelated Primitive Atom. (1 Year)
Quantum Red Echo
Purple Descartes
Black Swirl
Blue Pikmin
BP and Moomin
Circular Wave Illusion
Light beeaaammmzzzz
Triforce of Illusion
Illusive circles
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A quantum echo of sorts
A colourful swirl
Mio's block
a black swirl of coolness idek
Follow me on Newgrounds! (I post nothing! Yay~!)
Livestream (STATUS: Ready, currently unused)
And…Good luck, I'm behind 7 proxies!
Subject to swag levels
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Why is the Stig in LA? Get back here, we need someone to replace Clarkson (for the time being I hope)
(Disclaimer: The Stig may not talk and therefore probably couldn't replace Clarkson for any time period)
Commented on Millhouse "Thillhouse" Van Houten
I've many questions;
Is Milhouse a meme?
Is that a tumblr player?
When will putting skins on character models ever stop being hilarious?
Two things wrong:
1. Milk
6/10 could be tougher
Commented on Greatest Snipe In Halo History?
My friend once got a double no-scope spawn-kill.
We settled on that being the craziest double headshot possible in Halo 3.
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It's obvious isn't it?
Due to the lighting it should appear white (light blue) and gold (black fringes maybe) on first sight.
Once you know it's supposed to be black and blue, that is likely to mix with your perception of the image and you're then likely to see it as black and blue with shoddy lighting from ISO 1600.
Well, maybe that's just me.
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This is basically racism, it always surprised me as being something that comes out of tumblr, the site where one end of the spectrum loves everybody and promotes equality whereas the other end says crap like "Whitesplaining" and "Cultural Appropriation".
Go to Camden Market, if you are upset at the 'Cultural Appropriation' going on over there with the multiculture, you've probably got to take a step back.
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Thank you Natsuru
Here's some Love:
I tried my hardest
I knew there was something familiar about her… Maybe it's because she's an archetypical anime girl? I don't even know now.
You mean we didn't have an article for this before? I swear we did, perhaps it's been resurrected…
I say confirm, because well, It's technically the biggest electronic meme next to 'Dubstep'.
Nichijou Kill la Kill gif, how lovely.
I shall follow you, hope you have fun here!
To be honest, trying to defend yourself that badly after making such a bold statement is not really the best reaction.
What an amazing gif, how will I use it??
Well thanks, I'll ignore le affreux language :P
ty, you too, even if I'm a bit late.
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The science, the power, it's amazing.
Commented on FIFA 2015 (Honest Game Trailers)
From an American perspective, it was a little different, but still pretty funny. (Also, hey KSI.)
fruitsoftheweb post interesting mappings and stuff as exemplified in this pic. I'm just saying that as you can see, some of them are quite odd..
Commented on 2014 UK Porn Censorship Protest
Exactly, why would anyone even imply any conservative was a popular human being?
Commented on Mom, Get the Camera!
and not gonna lie, that was insane(luck.)ly cool.
FIFA 22, now with robots.
Whoa three years on this site…
…Hardly done anything in the last third though 9_9
I can't believe we finally have a slang term for this, it's nothing new, is it?

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I have a code problem which stems from the fact that I am using certain libraries of code I cannot change.
I use the following code to pass execution of any undefined methods to another class, and it works fine but it seems like a waste doubling up.
Any suggestions?
Basically I want to know if it's possible to pass an unknown number of parameters to a method (without using
call_user_func_array(), just in case they need to be passed by reference). I am not asking how to use
func_get_args(), rather the reverse.
Or should I just allow for a few more arguments in the first logic path (the
list() code)?
class Foo {
__construct() {
$this->external = new ClassThatIHaveNoControlOver();
function bar($name) {
return 'Hi '.$name;
function __call($method, $arguments) {
if (count($arguments) < 3) {
// call_user_func_array won't pass by reference, as required by
// ClassThatIHaveNoControlOver->foobar(), so calling the function
// directly for up to 2 arguments, as I know that foobar() will only
// take 2 arguments
list($first, $second) = $arguments + Array(null, null);
return $this->external->$method($first, $second);
} else {
return call_user_func_array(array($this->external, $method), $arguments);
$foo = new Foo();
$firstName = 'Bob';
$lastName = 'Brown';
echo $foo->bar($firstName); // returns Hi Bob as expected
echo $foo->foobar($firstName, $lastName); // returns whatever
// ClassThatIHaveNoControlOver()->foobar() is meant to return
EDIT Just to clarify, I know I can use this method to rejig the parameters as references, but that would mean passing everything as a reference, even if the method didn't require it - something I was trying to avoid, but seems unlikely at the moment.


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Manitou Springs Library
701 Manitou Ave.
Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Monday - Thursday: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday - Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Bus Route: 3
What's New!
Patti Smithsonian – Puppeteer
Shadow puppets animate worldwide legends from Ancient Greece to Native America.
- Mon., March 23 at 2 p.m. at Cheyenne Mountain Library
- Wed., March 25 at 10:30 a.m. at Sand Creek Library
Bruce Black – Magician presents "The Magic of Reading"
A magical ride through the world of literature with a special salute to Dr. Seuss.
- Mon., March 23 at 10:30 a.m. at High Prairie Library
- Thu., March 26 at 10:30 a.m. at Business of Art Center, 513 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs
Up in the Air with Peter Davison
Juggling, dance, and theater transform the stage into a world of motion!
- Tue., March 24 at 10:30 a.m. at Ruth Holley Library
- Tue., March 24 at 3 p.m. at Monument Library
- Wed., March 25 at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. at Penrose Library
Katherine Dines and Hunk•Ta•Bunk•Ta Music
A performance packed with movement, sign language, sing-alongs, zany props, and story songs.
- Tue., March 24 at 10 and 11 a.m. at Library 21c
Alanna Jones – Coyote and the Yodeling Cowboy Puppet Show
Watch how Coyote tricks the yodeling Colorado Cowboy with the help of his friend, Tumbleweed.
- Tue., March 24 at 9:30 a.m. at Fountain Library
- Thu., March 26 at 10:30 a.m. at Cheyenne Mountain Library
- Thu., March 26 at 2 p.m. at Ruth Holley Library
- Fri., March 27 at 10:30 a.m. at Library 21c
- Sat., March 28 at 10:30 a.m. at Ute Pass Library
- Sat., March 28 at 1 p.m. at Westside Community Center, 1628 W Bijou St.
Connie Elstun with Bunnies and Birdies
Smiles abound in this family-friendly program with magician Connie Elstun and her hilarious costumed rabbits.
- Wed., March 25 at 11 a.m. at Library 21c
- Wed., March 25 at 3 p.m. at Monument Library
- Thu., March 26 at 10:30 a.m. at East Library
- Thu., March 26 2 p.m. at Fountain Library
- Fri., March 27 at 10:30 a.m. at Rockrimmon Library
- Fri., March 27 at 1 p.m. at Westside Community Center, 1628 W Bijou St.
Cluck! Cluck! Chickens …
Join Laura Foye and her chickens as you learn how to care for them, pet a sweet chicken, and make your own chicken creations!
- Thu., March 26 at 3 p.m. at Monument Library
Neil McIntyre Celebrates Dr. Seuss
Experience Dr. Seuss in a way that will get everybody groovin'.
- Wed., March 25 at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. at East Library
- Wed., March 25 at 2 p.m. at Ruth Holley Library
- Thu., March 26 at 10:30 a.m. at Penrose Library
- Thu., March 26 at 2 p.m. at Sand Creek Library
Creepy Crawlies with Rowen Monks
Creepy Crawly wrangler Rowen Monks is back with amazing arachnids, hissing cockroaches, scorpions, and who knows what!
- Wed., March 25 at 10:30 a.m. at Palmer Lake Library
- Thu., March 26 at 10:30 a.m. at High Prairie Library
Preschool Dance Party
Children ages five and younger (and their grownups) are invited to come dance, hop, and boogie to the beat!
- Fri., March 27 at 10:30 a.m. at East Library
Familiar children's sing-alongs, movement, and live music with Barb and Ryan. A hopping good time for children ages 1 - 8 and their young-at-heart adults.
- Wed., April 1 at 10:30 a.m. at High Prairie Library
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We're down to the Elite 8! Keep voting for your favorites!
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Are you a child or teen who is a comic book aficionado or graphic novel guru? One who spends her free time sketching caped crusaders, alien landscapes, giant robots, otherworldly creatures, and other kinds of super-powered art? You are exactly the type of kid and teen who should submit to the first-ever Pop Culture Classroom (PCC) Kids Comics Contest, which offers young artists the chance to show off their talents during Denver Comic Con 2015 and beyond!
Along with a pair of 3-day passes to Denver Comic Con (DCC) 2015, contest winners will have their artwork prominently featured in the official DCC 2015 souvenir program and admired by thousands of Con attendees. Additional prizes include exhibition of artist's work on the PCC website and a special meet-and-greet session with a professional kids comics artist.
The PCC Kids Comics contest is open from March 24th to April 13th to all ages and students. Five contest winners will be chosen from all contestants and announced by April 30, 2015. PCC will also be selecting non-winning entries for inclusion in our PCC yearbook, which will be published at a later date.
Artwork & Submission Requirements
-Artwork must be in the form of a comic or graphic text.
-Submissions can be any length. If the winner's artwork is more than one page, we will print the first page of the comic in the DCC souvenir program, with the rest located on our PCC website.
-Email artwork to email@example.com (highly preferred). If possible, please scan artwork in color, at 300dpi, and send as a PDF or JPG or send via "snail mail" to PCC's offices at 1391 N Speer Blvd, Suite 360, Denver, Colorado 80204.
-Deadline for contest entry is April 13st @ 12 noon (MT).
Go to Pop Culture Classroom for more info. For questions regarding the contest, please email PCC at firstname.lastname@example.com. They look forward to reading and enjoying the submissions from our fabulous young library patrons!
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The makerspaces contained in Library 21c of Pikes Peak Library District are generating creativity, innovation, and learning. To foster these endeavors, PPLD has crated a Maker/Artist in Residence Program. If you enjoy teaching people new skills, we would love to hear from you!
We are currently looking for makers and artists who are able to participate any time between the end of June through the end of 2015.
The call closes Thursday, April 2.
If you have any questions, email email@example.com.
Program Outline
- Contracted position for six weeks.
- Five (5) hours of studio time per week onsite in Library 21c held at various days/times throughout the week to cover a wide variety of the library's open hours. A portion of our makerspace will be designated to have the project being worked on by the artist/maker on display. It is preferred that these hours be split up at least two (2) different days per week.
- Two (2) programs/classes presented at Library 21c, and two (2) programs/classes at other PPLD locations. All programs/classes will be made available to the general public, with PPLD responsible for participant signup. All program/class times and locations are to be determined by PPLD. These programs/classes must present our patrons with an activity-based, hands-on opportunity to learn a new skill. These programs will be mainly geared toward ages 16 and up.
- Contract payment of $1,400, with up to another $300 reimbursement for supplies for public programs.
- Contractor will be responsible for procuring all necessary consumable supplies. PPLD will reimburse Contractor for supply costs based on actual detailed receipts. All leftover supplies will become the property of PPLD.
- Any resulting artwork or product created by the Contractor will become the property of PPLD.
- Contractor will coordinate with PPLD in the making of a PPLD-produced video that promotes Contractor's specific class content at PPLD.
- Contractor is responsible for any travel costs related to the Independent Contractor Agreement activities.
Application Process
- Complete and submit the Maker/Artist Application
- Submit a one page write-up proposal explaining your knowledge or craft, what you would plan to do for your studio hours project, the programs/classes you would like to present, and how they would benefit our patrons. Attach it to your email with your application. Applications without a proposal will not be considered. Proposals need to be in a .doc, .docx, or .pdf format.
- If you have pictures you would like to submit with your application, please provide a link to a web address containing those photos in your email. If you must attach a photo, the size of all of the attachments cannot be greater than 10 MB.
- Interviews will be held for makers and artists who are being considered.
- If offered a residency, the maker/artist must sign PPLD's Independent Contractor Agreement, fill out an IRS W9 form, and complete a PPLD paid background check.
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This program is an anatomy experience for tweens and teens. Join an instructor and some clay to form muscles, organs, and arteries on MANIKEN® models.
Registration is required for this no cost program held at The Manitou Art Center, 513 Manitou Ave.
ANATOMY IN CLAY® and MANIKEN® are registered trademarks of Zahourek Systems, Inc.
- Sat., March 7 from 10 a.m. - noon Click here to register.
- Sat., April 11 from 10 a.m. - noon Click here to register.
- Sat., May 9 from 10 a.m. - noon Click here to register.
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Join us for a very special storytime involving music and movement, aimed at ages 2 and 3. Caregivers and children participate through movement to songs and rhymes. A fun one-on-one time with your child while fostering learning, coordination and a love of music.
Where: Library 21c
When: Wednesdays, 10 and 11 a.m.
Where: Manitou Springs Library
When: 3rd Thursdays, 10:30 - 11:15 a.m.
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The challenge:
Write an original fiction story of up to 2,500 words that begins with the sentence: "Sunlight and shadow flashed across the mountain."* What happens from there is up to you!
Who can enter:
Middle school or high school students who are El Paso County residents.
Original, previously unpublished stories and entry forms must be submitted to Pikes Peak Library District staff by no later than 9:00 p.m. on June 30, 2015.
The top five middle school and the top five high school entries will be published in a PPLD eBook anthology. Winners will be notified by August 14, 2015.
See the entry form for official rules.
We take our theme for this year's teen fiction contest from the library theme: Transformation at Elevation.
*A big thanks to Scribes & Bards (East Library), Teen Writing Group (Library 21c), and the Penrose Teen Writers' Association (Penrose Library) for the selection of this year's first line!
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Is math homework getting you down? Are finals freaking you out? Do you need to brush up before the ACT, SAT, GRE, or GED? Our experienced math tutors can help you improve your grades and take the stress out of math. Tutoring for all ages and levels.
When: Thursdays, 4 - 6:30 p.m.
Where: East Library
When: Mondays, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Where: High Prairie Library
When: Wednesdays, 3:30 - 6 p.m.
Where: Library 21c
When: Mondays, 3:15 - 6:30 p.m.
Where: Manitou Springs Library
When: Mondays, 3:30 - 7 p.m.
Where: Monument Library
When: Saturdays, 10 a.m. - noon
Where: Sand Creek Library
No appointment necessary, just drop on in!
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PPLD is looking for volunteer tutors for our AfterMath program.
Volunteers are needed at the following locations:
- East Library
- Library 21c
- Manitou Springs Library - Mondays, 3:15 - 6:30 p.m. during the school year.
Manitou Springs and Library 21c are also looking for AfterMath volunteer co-coordinators.
Under the general supervision of a site coordinator, AfterMath volunteer tutors will:
- Attend an orientation session
- Commit to and sign up to assist at least two hours per month
- Assist students of all ages with K through college-level math topics, depending on current skills and comfort level of each tutor such as: fractions, decimals, percents, pre-Algebra, Algebra I & II, Geometry, Trigonometry, pre-Calculus and Calculus.
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The Manitou Springs Community Library recently received an old book (copyright 1897) with a typed letter explaining where the book has been the past few years. It is a touching story of a book that affected a patron many years ago, traveled the world, and returned.
Dear Manitou Springs Public Library,
As a kid, many years before Manitou Springs became a redeveloped historic community, I spent hours and hours as a latchkey child with a single mother discovering classic books in your library. I remember the Manitou Springs Public Library as a mystical place of knowledge; an historic building whose contents fueled a desire for learning. Based on a desire for knowledge, I kept up my grades throughout school, eventually earned a scholarship to University, and graduated with a bachelor degree.
One of the numerous books I checked out from your library was a 19th century picture book with delightful poems, photographs and stories about ancient Greco-Roman mythology. I had intended to return the book; however it was inadvertently packed in a box of belongings and moved from the area when my family suddenly relocated. Unfortunately, this was in the days before the Internet. I do not recall seeing the Manitou Public Library's address anywhere within the volume, and could not return it.
Eventually, after numerous relocations throughout the world, the book was finally lost … perhaps in a box that was not delivered … perhaps in a truck … or perhaps some divine deity from our mythological past decided enough was enough. Wherever that volume disappeared to, it was gone from the bookshelves that had temporarily lent it a place to rest during its global travels.
Recently, I happened to remember the name of that volume and searched for it online and was delighted to learn it was neither an expensive nor a rare book, and there were numerous copies of it available so I ordered a volume to replace the missing book. That volume turned out to be a second edition; apparently this may have been quite a popular book for several generations of school children. Then I searched again, and found a first edition; printed in the 19th century, as I had remembered.
Enclosed in this package is that first edition of Round the Year in Myth and Song to replace the inspirational book of my childhood, to which I had become attached throughout the years before it was lost, so that it may return to your historic shelves, where I first found it many, many years ago. I hope you will accept my apologies for not returning the original book before it mysteriously vanished, and also my thanks for the gifts of knowledge and desire for learning that I received so long ago, as an elementary school kid who discovered a world of adventure within a small building in Manitou Springs.
Yours truly,
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In an historic election on November 6, 2012, Manitou Springs residents voted to have their local library become part of Pikes Peak Library District. The approved Issue 2B will raise property taxes by up to 4 mills in Manitou Springs, generating $240,000 in 2013 and allowing Manitou Springs Public Library to join PPLD and its 14 other facilities serving El Paso County.
"The positive election results for the Manitou Springs Public Library to join Pikes Peak Library District means that we are combining over a hundred years of service in each of our two library systems together," said PPLD Executive Director Paula Miller. "With the passage of this issue, we have literally made history together. We are excited to welcome Manitou Springs into the Pikes Peak Library District. This will provide better and more consistent library service for all residents within both of our service areas."
The Manitou Library was among proposed budget cuts in Manitou Springs before citizens petitioned to place Issue 2B on the ballot. MSPL was excited to hear that library service to Manitou Springs residents would not only continue, but be expanded.
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CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today opposed the latest revision in fuel prices, saying it has come as a 'disappointment' to people who voted for BJP expecting a change from the 'wrong' economic policies of the previous Congress-led UPA. She urged the intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in withdrawing the hike. Jayalalithaa said people had voted out Congress coalition government for its 'anti-people activities and wrong economic policies' and handed a grand victory to BJP with the hopes that it will usher in new economic policies.
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NEW DELHI: Oil companies aren't currently considering petrol or diesel price hikes as they don't see the flare up in Iraq violence to hit India's crude imports, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Friday. "As of today, oil prices are not going to increase," he said. "There is no need to panic as the Basra area that supplies to India is safe. " The price India's crude-oil basket has risen $5 a barrel to $112 in the past few days. International prices have risen on fears that the Islamic militants who have taken control over tracts of northern Iraq could disrupt supplies from the Middle Eastern nation.
Rising fuel prices detrimental to reforms
June 14, 2014
Rajeev Jayaswal , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: The government may defer its radical fuel pricing reforms due to the sharp rise in international oil prices and the continued depreciation of the rupee amid escalating turmoil in Iraq, India's second-biggest energy supplier, officials said. Benchmark Brent crude oil rose to about $113 per barrel and the rupee weakened to 59.48 per US dollar on Friday after the United States warned of military action against al-Qaeda-linked militants moving towards Baghdad after capturing Mosul . "We are facing the heat from both sides.
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MUMBAI: India has cut jet fuel price for the third consecutive month by reducing it almost 2% as appreciation of the rupee and reduction in international oil prices have made imports cheaper for fuel retailers. While the price of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) remained unchanged, the price of non-subsidised LPG has been reduced by Rs 24 for every cylinder, such that a cylinder in Mumbai would be available for Rs 957. This is the fifth reduction since February in the price of the 14.2-kg LPG cylinders that consumers buy once they have exhausted the 12-cylinders they can buy at subsidised rates.
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NEW DELHI: Jet fuel prices have been cut by 1.8 per cent and rates of non-subsidised cooking gas (LPG) by Rs 23.50 per cylinder after the rupee's appreciation lowered import costs. The price of jet fuel, also known as aviation turbine fuel (ATF), at Delhi was cut by Rs 1,285.89 per kilolitre, or 1.81 per cent, to Rs 69,747.98 per kl, according to Indian Oil Corp , the nation's largest fuel retailer. This is the third reduction in jet fuel rates since April. Declining international oil prices and the strengthening of the rupee against the US dollar have made imports cheaper.
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NEW DELHI: Demand for petrol cars has been growing steadily for a while as 58% of cars sold in 2013-14 have gasoline engines. With the price gap between diesel and petrol narrowing rapidly, buyers aren't ready to pay a premium for diesel-fired engines. According to the latest industry data, diesel car sales have slumped 14% in the financial year ending March this year. What's worse, the fall could be sharper if the Narendra Modi-led government accepts a pending Cabinet proposal for a steep increase in diesel rates by Rs3-4 per litre before aligning its pump prices with market rates and deregulating it completely like gasoline, government and industry officials said.
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Diesel prices have been raised by Rs 1.22 per litre in New Delhi from Tuesday, immediately after the end of elections as the government ordered the biggest increase in the fuel price since September 2012. The Election Commission (EC) had rejected the oil ministry's proposal to shelve the 2013 Cabinet decision of raising diesel prices in small monthly doses because revenue losses on the fuel had dropped below Rs 6 per litre two months ago. State oil firms — Indian Oil Corp (IOC)
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May 12, 2014
Rajeev Jayaswal , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Diesel prices may rise by 80 paise per litre from Tuesday as the Election Commission (EC) has rejected the oil ministry's proposal to shelve the cabinet decision of raising its rate in small monthly doses because revenue losses on the fuel had dropped below Rs 6 per litre two months ago, government officials said. The revenue loss on the fuel is currently Rs 6.80 per litre and it is for the oil ministry to take a decision, an EC official said. "With proposed 80 paise hike, revenue loss on diesel is expected to be around Rs 5 per litre from May 16," a source in the government said.
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May 12, 2014
Rajeev Jayaswal , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Diesel prices jumped by Rs 1.09 per litre from Tuesday after the Election Commission (EC) rejected the oil ministry's proposal to shelve the cabinet decision of raising its rate in small monthly doses because revenue losses on the fuel had dropped below Rs 6 per litre two months ago, government officials said. The revenue loss on the fuel is more than Rs 6 per litre and it is for the oil ministry to take a decision, an EC official said. With proposed 1.09 paise hike, revenue loss on diesel is expected to be below Rs 5 per litre from the new pricing cycle, a source in the government said.
Inflation may rise in October due to suppressed power, fuel prices
April 25, 2014
Atmadip Ray , ET Bureau
KOLKATA: Inflation in India may inch up due to suppressed power and fuel prices and impact of hailstorm on potato prices , Reserve Bank of India's technical advisory committee on monetary policy felt before the central bank announced its monetary polcy review on April 1. The panel members expect rise in general prices after October this year anticipating an economic turnaround leading a higher demand for goods. "There are clear upside risks, such as suppressed pricing in electricity, LPG and diesel; impact of hailstorms on potato prices, if not on onion," RBI said in the minute of the meeting published Friday.
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Kemper vs. Haas or should I keep looking?
Does anyone have Kemper cabinets? Specifically the Kemper Echo line. I should be getting an estimate next week for the maple leather finish.
One of the contractors I'm considering partnered with this cabinet shop. One thing that I like is that this contractor offers a "turn key" solution. Him and the cabinet people will work together and he owns a granite company as well. Therefore, they coordinate EVERYTHING with regards to the installation and my entire remodeling project (knock down a wall, flooring, painting, backsplash, electrical, etc.). But I don't know much about the Kemper line.
I have another contractor that works with a cabinet shop that sells Haas cabinets. Are these any better than Kemper?
Both contractors are still willing to work with whatever cabinet shop I pick but I would then have to be the middle person to coordinate things especially if something goes wrong.
Your thoughts?
We just installed Kemper. I don't know what the Echo line is. They are the same company as Diamond and Schrock which seem to be more common and well known, for whatever reason.
I think they are typical mid range cabs. They are not custom and they don't come in custom sizes. They have limited finishes. But they seem sturdy and well built. We haven't moved in yet so ask me in a few years, though!
We used them cause that's what my builder uses...The price, compared to custom, was reasonable.
sometimes the seamless approach where all is completed by one group is worth it. As well,if there is a problem within a reasonable initial time frame-you call and they will fix it. However-it works best if you do not have customization needs. Find out how it works for flooring/appliances-the stuff beyond cabinets where you wish to pick-do they send you somewhere with a budget and all the choices are shown and you pick? Do they have a level up,called upgrades where you can be alittle more choosey for a bit more money? will they install the appliances? Find out a bit more how it works.
Again, I don't know how Kemper Echo differs from "regular" Kemper. We have solid wood drawers but melamine shelves in the uppers, all soft-close.
Here are our cabinets so far. Sorry I don't have closer up pics yet.
I sell Kemper and can speak to the differences between Kemper Choice and Kemper Echo. The Kemper Choice has a 1/2" cabinet side while Echo has a 3/8" side. You can choose either plywood or particleboard. In Echo, you have to upgrade the drawer box to a full-extension glide while in Choice, it is standard. The standard Echo drawer box is partial extension with a side-mounted glide. There are very few door choices in Echo. Also, I don't think the finished sides are wood veneer in Echo. I'm not in my showroom, so I can't look it up. It's a relatively new line.
Ask the contractor to price the Choice. In my opinion, by the time you upgrade the drawer boxes, the pricing isn't all that different between Echo and Choice. I actually have a hard time selling Kemper. Aside from a few door choices, I've found that my other line (Dynasty) gives so many more options at a similar price point. There are definitely some Kemper doorstyles that price significantly better but once you cross over the mid-point in Kemper, Dynasty becomes a much better value. The one thing I don't like about Kemper is the 1/4" reveal on the sides. Dynasty's is 3/32". Gives the side a much nicer look.
Depending on your doorstyle there are probably other cabinets that offer a better value. BUT! The Choice line is a good cabinet - as someone said in an earlier post, it is similar to the others on the market.
Please let me know if you have any other questions!
I have Haas cabinets. I'm not sure how they compare to Kemper but they were a higher price point than Koch cabinets which were the other option suggested by my KD. The quality seems fine although I did have some problems getting the right sized shelves delivered to fit my cupboards. If you do decide to go with Haas, I have lots of left over shelves in an assortment of sizes. :)
Here are some pictures of my cabs.
Here's one pre- back splash
Cottonpenny - How exciting that they have been installed. I can't wait when I'm at that point of FINALLY deciding which cabinets to pick. Thank you for posting pictures!
Lisa1517 - If I decide on these cabinets, can you be my salesperson? You have given me more information about the differences in the two Kemper lines than the contractor did. He let me borrow a block of wood of the stain that I picked so I can show my husband. It says "Sultan Maple Leather". I did pick a Shaker type of door because that's the only door style he showed me with that stain. However, when I looked at the Kemper Echo booklet, the Sultan shows a different type of door style than what I picked. I'm confused. Does the Kemper Choice or the Dynasty line have a similar stain and what door styles are available?
Sydney4 - What a kitchen! It looks like this picture is from a Better Homes and Garden magazine. Wow! What door style are your cabinets? I like it.
Sorry, need help23, I just caught your response. First thanks so much for the kind words. I checked my paper work and I was unable to find any indication of the door style but I think it is part of the Capitol Series. I hope this is helpful. Good Luck.


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I posted this on the winter sowing forum, but didn't get much response (Perhaps I should be more patient). I figured I may have posted in the wrong forum.
Well I love all of these flowers individually, but I need advice and suggestions on how to coordinate these babies in my yard. I'll list my seeds, some I will wintersow, and others spring sow.
I have many different areas around my home I'm working on. Full sun beds, a dry woodland area, a path lined with young butterfly bushes set 6 feet apart, filtered sun areas...
Sw. William 18"
Chinese purple bell vine
Columbine 30-36"
Canterbury Bells 2-3 ft
Black eyed susan 1-3ft
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peaches & dreams 4-6ft
Ox eye daisy1-3ft
Purple coneflower 2-3ft
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Sunflower autumn beauty 5-6ft
4 o clocks 2ft
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Zinnia Thumbelina mixed 6"
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Bachelors button mix 2ft
Marigold brocade mix 12-14"
Sweet pea knee-hi mix 24-30"
Statice sinuate mix 2ft
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Alyssum royal carpet 4"
Pansy jollyjoker 6-9"
Pinks double gaiety 12"
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I would value all suggestions of what goes with what, based on your own experiences and preferences. Also, how many of each variety to put together. Like delphinium, should I have at least 5 planted in a single spot, and should I keep to 12" spacing as suggested on the seed bag?
I was looking in Organic gardening magazine and saw a beautiful photo of a path lined on each side by lavender plants and pink poppies. I'm thinking of putting the pink poppies between the butterfly bushes (they're only 1 ft tall), and propagating some lavender.
By the way, I do plan to keep everyone updated with photos of the finished beds.Yes, I realize you have no before pictures. I will add them soon. Thanks.
Try to separate the plants into groups with different bloom times: early spring, late spring, early summer, etc. Then when you plant an area, be sure you have something blooming all the time. I made the mistake once of having this spectacular display of annuals in spring, then in summer, there was hardly anything blooming. Kind of disappointing.
In general it's best to have multiples of a plant in a group, and the group can repeat itself elsewhere in the garden. The number in the group will depend on ultimate size and shape. You don't need 5 big daisy bushes together, for example, because even one can have quite a footprint, and it produces a large quantity of flowers, while a lonely zinnia won't make much of a statement. Of course you'll keep in mind to plant the lower growing types where they will be visible, and not overwhelmed by the taller plants.
As far as combinations, that can be a matter of taste. Some like vivid contrasts, others prefer more subtle combinations. I would separate out any pale pastels for their own bed, but it looks like most of your list have the more vivid colors.
With so many annuals, feel free to experiment. No doubt you'll modify your plans for the next year. Good luck, and please post photos of your results.
I agree that you'll just have to experiment and have fun with it. It is pretty tricky to design with annuals and perennials that provide more in the way of flowers than foliage. Also remember the height given includes the height of the bloom, so the plant itself is much shorter. For instance, my sweet williams act as perennials and are about 4 inches tall.
Many annuals like larkspur, poppies, snapdragons will bloom early and die, leaving holes. Others, like the cosmos, cleome, zinnias, and sunflowers don't really start flowering until July here. These can also get pretty wide. I've decided that it's pretty pointless to start them early, as they don't really grow much until it gets hot. Perhaps you could plant cosmos and zinnia seeds around the base of the dying early bloomers? I would definitely plant in groups of at least five, more for plants that have little foliage like larkspur.
Are your pink poppies perennial? They do not bloom at the same time around here as the butterfly bushes - Poppies in early June and the BBs not until July. Poppies are hard to design with as they die back after blooming, but you have to leave the space open as the leaves emerge again in August. The BBs can get pretty big! I'd set them at least 6 feet from a path if you want something in front of them.


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German Court Orders Vaccination Cynic To Pay For Virus ProofMarch 13, 2015 11:59 am | by The Associated Press | Comments
A German court has ruled that a prominent anti-vaccination advocate must pay a doctor 100,000 euros ($105,720) in prize money he had promised to anyone who could prove measles is a virus.
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A new Journal of the American College of Surgeons study shows that a surgical approach focused on preserving liver tissue in patients undergoing a liver operation leads to lower mortality rates and fewer complications.
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2015: ISEA 18th Annual Conference
February 18-20, 2015
Location: Sky Ranch in Van, Texas
ISEA is honored to have Dr. Gerald Lieberman as our keynote speaker. Dr. Lieberman is an internationally recognized authority on school improvement using natural and community surroundings as interdisciplinary contexts for education. Lieberman's recently released book, Education and the Environment: Creating Standards-based Programs in Schools and Districts, offers key strategies for connecting nature and the environment into classroom studies.
The ISEA 2015 conference theme is "Creating Connections: Building the Future". As we move into the future, we look to increase our capacity for exciting visitors' interest and triggering the search for answers that motivates work in the formal science education world. Science learning through our informal settings benefits from collaborations between museums and parks, zoos and environmental agencies; best practices are shared and great ideas are passed forward. And we gather annually to increase skills and learn new methods that help us grow in our field. It is through our connections that we expand to meet the needs of the future.
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Featured Speakers:
BUILDING TIRES IN A SHOE FACTORY: What's really coming off our assembly lines?Lynne Christopher and Greg Wukasch from San Antonio Water System
We are all really great at creating materials, facilitating presentations and leading field trips. But do we truly understand what all of these "raw materials" are actually going to be used for—what the final product will be?
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The Big Picture: Research and Trends in the ISE Field
Jaime Bell from the Center for the Advancement of Informal Science Education
Come and get plugged in to the most recent research, news, and trends that are impacting the informal science education field. CAISE will present recent research and trends that are making waves in our field, and facilitate discussion on how this impacts informal science educators in Texas.
It Was a Dark and Stormy Grant Application: How to use tools of your favorite fiction authors to write more effective grants
Christina Soontornvat with Phoenix Arising Aviation Academy
What do you and J.K. Rowling have in common? In this interactive session, we'll examine excerpts from Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, and other bestselling novels to find out what makes them so un-put-downable. Then we'll try our own hand at crafting some grant language that will keep your reviewers turning the page.
Science Presentations: "The End is Near"- but Did They Get the Point?
Jerrel Geisler with WaterWorks Education Center, City of Houston
We connect with visitors using hands-on activities, but we need to make sure they understand the point. Participate in activities, see demonstrations and learn some "magic" used in presentations and lessons. Ensure visitors get the point of the "WHY" rather than just – "How'd they do that?"
Connecting to Teachers Through Informal Learning
Dr. Sandra Johnson with Welder Wildlife Refuge
How can informal science entities best meet the needs of teachers and students while also communicating important concepts in environmental education? Learn best practices with standards based activities, and making use of formal science infrastructure to connect to teachers and students.
Creating Synergistic Partnerships
Educators with City of Austin organizations and departments (Watershed Protection, Austin Water Utilities, Keep Austin Beautiful)
Challenged by creating synergistic partnerships or don't know where to start? Come learn the steps to identifying and establishing successful partnerships with nonprofits, city and state agencies, and local school districts. Hear best practices for overcoming challenges and experience the types of projects and products that these partnerships can afford.
Zooper Engagement
Chance Sanford, Anita B. Frey from Houston Zoo
ISE institutions are uniquely positioned to be able to provide engaging opportunities for learners of all ages through a variety experiences and programs. By the end of the Zooper Engagement presentation, participants will walk away with strategies for hands-on engagement and ideas for infusing current programs with "edutaining" activities to capture attention of all ages.
Parachute Parade: Hands-On Engagement for Kids
Gina Higby with Texas Girls Collaborative Project, Women in Engineering
Test your skills in designing a parachute to give a toy a safe landing. Educators will learn strategies and curriculum that increase girls' (and boys') engagement in STEM, based on the PBS TV Show, ScieGirls, and featuring middle school girls engaged in inquiry-based STEM projects.
Connecting Preservice teachers to Science through partnerships with informal sites
Dr. Ratna Narayan, science educator at the University of North Texas at Dallas.
Pre-service students completed a well scaffolded 20 hour field experience at the Perot museum. Learn the impact it made in their teaching efficiency and science understanding.
Active Astronomy: Engaging Your Audience with Kinesthetic Astronomy Activities
Dr. Keely Finkelstein and Dr. Jeffrey Silverman with University of Texas at Austin/McDonald Observatory
See activities about stars and galaxies, how stars live and die, and learn how to successfully implement these activities into your existing programs or how to develop a new program based around this content.
Connecting to Your Visitors with Surveys, Interviews, and Observations
Dr. Cheryl Boyette with Boyette Consulting & Christina Soontornvat with Phoenix Arising Aviation Academy
This session is designed for anyone just getting started evaluating their programs or services. Surveys are the most common evaluation tool used, but often the least productive. Participants can bring a program they would like to evaluate and we will work together on developing an appropriate survey, interview, or observation protocol.
Connecting Communities through Network Weaving
Jennifer Bristol with Texas Children in Nature
Understand how Network Weaving can help grow a volunteer base and even connect with funders. Participants will be challenged to think about how they can turn passive networking into strong, effective interactions that produces results without taking a lot of extra time or effort in their daily work.
Round Table Discussions:
Volunteer Management
Susan Rowe with Lubbock Landmark Lake Museum and Adriana Reza with Texas State Aquarium
Environmental Literacy Plan
Johnnie Smith with Texas Parks and Wildlife
Technology Solutions to Interpretive Dilemmas
Monica Trevethan with Tietronix Software, Inc
Poster Sessions:
1) A New Framework for Professional Development in Informal Science Learning
Chance Sanford with Houston Zoo
It is important for informal educators to make connections to the classroom environment, so that teachers can associate the value of good instruction with informal education programs. Some of these methods can be taught through specific targeted on-the-job trainings.
2) Water You Waiting For? Host a "State of Water" Video Screening in Your Community
Johnnie Smith with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Increasing demands on our limited water supplies make water one of our most critical natural resource issues in the state. Help your community understand water in Texas by hosting a screening of the TPWD award-winning documentary series, Texas: The State of Water
3) Using STEAM's ACORN for connecting kids to nature
Peggy Carnahan at STEAM Center, Our Lady of the Lake University
How would you like to see your program have students learning environmental research at your location? Currently, the ACORN Project (Area Children Organized to Replant Natives) has children doing research outside. This project uses gardens or trees, to understand the science and mathematics of plant growth, and the sense of land stewardship with young children grades 3-8.
4) Engaging Young Visitors
Ellen White at STEAM Center, Our Lady of the Lake University
Youngsters are eager to participate so get things off on the right foot with fun and meaningful learning that connects children with nature. Learn to engage young visitors through stories, dramas and puppets that center on the theme "Animals that make their homes in trees."
5) Paddlefish Reintroduction Education Initiative (Paddlefish Project)
Gary Endsley & Libby Horton with Collins Academy and Jim Neal with Caddo Lake
Institute Session will describe how partnerships were created and maintained to support extraordinary outdoor learning opportunities stemming from on-going scientific studies at Caddo Lake and along Big Cypress Bayou in Harrison and Marion counties.
6) Sustainability in the Swamp- a community partnership to promote water education
Mellissa Mullins, Baylor University-Center for Reservoir and Aquatic Systems Research
Learn about a community partnership designed to increase teachers' knowledge and awareness of water sustainability issues, promote community-based water stewardship, and provide teachers with resources to incorporate water sustainability into existing curricula and to extend their classroom into the community.
7) Connecting Through Partnerships: Partnering to Create Educator Kits
Kiki Corry with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Dustin Miller with Perot Museum of Nature and Science
The museum with the assistance of TPWD, has piloted the creation of kits to enrich and extend activities found in the Project Wild K-12 educator guide. See the planning to implement the project and the finished kit, available for Project Wild-trained educators to borrow from the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.
8) Trail of Trees
Leslie Kessner with Texas Forest Service
A new state wide program with activities, for sites to create a trail to be posted online, including schools and informal science facilities.


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Back in December, I shared a little about our family traditions and how I've struggled to let go of my wedding-planner, Type A mentality. For the past few years, we've let our four-year-old, Lillian, serve as our director of holiday decorating—she's decorated our tree, picked out ridiculous snacks for Santa […] Read More »
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Patong hotel with an outdoor pool
Situated near the beach in Patong, this hotel is close to Simon Cabaret, Patong Beach and Bangla Night Street. Also nearby are Tri Trang Beach and Jungceylon Shopping Center.
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In addition to a restaurant, Phuvaree Resort features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge.
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Phuvaree Resort features an outdoor pool and a health club. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: THB 100 (for 60 minutes, rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: THB 100 (for 60 minutes, rates may vary)
- An early check-in fee will be charged
- A late check-out fee will be charged
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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I am vegetarian... Not a problem here, tasty food, lovely service.. Lunch in the sun. We always visit here when in Puerto banus.
Located next to Mercadona in Los Naranjos this is a perfect place for a breakfast light lunch etc, or just a coffee or drink. As the name suggests the food is fresh and healthy.
Living locally I often use this place and I have not been disappointed.
Tiny little place on los naranjos but great food and service, Zoe and her team are never short of a smile and we never pass it by without visiting.
reading through all advice on tripadvisor we went to this place. Next to a small mall, facing a parking place , this tiny restaurant has its terras. The menu card is ok but not special. What they offer is good but not more. Staff is very supportive. Overall it's a nice place for a bit and a drink.
We went there because this corner breakfast place was number 2 on tripadvisor. Classified as Restaurant. This is not correct because this is not what we can consider a restaurant. This is a place where you can drink for 5 euros a small orange juice (less than 3 euros in many breakfast places in Marbella, along the sea) with a...
Hi Philippe
I am sorry that you felt your experience led you to rate us as terrible!
We are indeed not on the sea front and are based in a commercial centre that works well for the local community and many tourists. We have never overstated our location or claimed to be in the most scenic place however there are...
Went here every morning for breakfast whilst in Marbella and it was too quality. Great service and fantastic food. Excellent.
been there several times during my stay in Marbella, every thing was good , only thing to worry is there price, a very normal food cafe but i price is high. from juices to milk shakes etc expensive but good.
I can t say much as i never went back but i remember spending far too much for an orange juice and a toast. it might work fine with the tourist but for us that live here i think it could be unwelcoming.
wish them luck.
We have eaten here since it opened and our family just love the place.There is something to eat not matter what time of day you arrive. Milk shakes are to die for ! It caters for all. If you want a fantastic " English Breakfast"it's there. A wonderful light lunch, the menu makes you struggle to make a final decision....
During our two weeks holiday, we decided to visit this place based on good reviews from trip advisor!
We weren't disappointed it serves great fresh food, perfect for breakfast or lunch!
The milkshakes are great and also the American pancakes are worth a try! We will certainly come here when we next visit marbella- plenty of food to choose from...
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Is this cafe only vegetarian or do they do meat dishes too? Where can I see a menu online?
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