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I was a morning person.
So when JJ Carlson rang me at 6:00 A.M. that Monday, he caught me on my second cup of black coffee and the last page of the Wall Street Journal.
He had something to show me, he said. Something neat. No clues. I was just to get myself to the corner of East 80th and First. I knew it was going to be special, worth the journey. It wouldn't be JJ's vacation snapshots.
I was with him in no time. I stood and stared.
My God, it was a beautiful car.
I ran my hand along the silver paneling. The headlights glared from the foot of a massive hood that reared up into a subtly tinted sweep of windshield. A thousand car magazine clichés ran through my mind as I fought to find a single word that might do justice to this piece of machinery.
"A McLaren F1," I murmured.
"Yup," said JJ Carlson. His tanned and manicured finger tapped lightly on the bodywork. "Only one in Manhattan, least that's what the guy said."
He was probably right. In my five years in New York, I'd never seen an F1 weaving through the clutter of yellow cabs and buses or stuck in a line headed for the Lincoln Tunnel. But JJ would've wanted it in writing. He never left anything to chance.
He towered over me, sleek as the car. He opened the gull-wing door and signaled for me to get inside. I wanted to look casual, cool. But it wasn't easy as I squatted down low and eased a leg over the sill. I was then confounded by the sight of the steering wheel on a console sticking out from the center of the dash. Where the hell was I supposed to go?
Then I noticed that there were three seats. The driver's was in the middle.
I eased myself back into the rock-firm leather. The seatbelt was like a parachute harness. JJ slid behind the wheel and turned to buckle me up.
I scanned the dash -- utilitarian, serious; portholes of precise data.
"Two hundred and forty miles per hour," JJ said, reading my mind. "And before you ask, a million and change."
A million dollars for a car.
I whistled appreciatively and JJ seemed pleased. He turned on the engine. To my surprise the noise wasn't anything special, neither a purr nor a growl. JJ put the car into first gear, brought up the clutch, and gently pressed on the accelerator. The light caught pricks of sweat on his temples as he tilted his head back a fraction.
He rammed his foot down.
I was thrust back into my seat. We headed down East 80th, hitting one hundred miles an hour in too few seconds to count.
JJ's arms stretched out, locked on the stubby steering wheel at an unyielding three o'clock. Eyes glossed by a film of adrenaline.
The world outside was a blur. Before I could begin to assess the likelihood of bowling over a pedestrian or atomizing another car coming out of a parking space, JJ slammed on the brakes and came to a dead stop at the junction of East 80th and East End Avenue.
I felt the steel grip of his hand on my shoulder.
"What do you think?" he asked.
I thought of those gut-wrenching roller-coaster rides I'd never completely enjoyed as a kid. "Awesome," I managed.
pard"It's only a car," he said, then started to listen intently to the rumble of the idling engine. "I heard a noise."
He toed the throttle a little.
"Sounds okay to me," I ventured.
"Maybe you're right," JJ said after a moment. He pressed something and my door opened. "But I just want to give it another run." He turned to me with a grin. "No distractions this time."
As I got out, JJ leaned over and gave me a helpful shove. His eyes were cold blue now.
"Chill out, Fin," he said. "When I get back I'm going to let you have a go behind the wheel. You like?"
"Oh, yes, I like." I smiled.
"Cross over East End Avenue and wait for me at the end of East 80th. I'll be with you in two minutes."
JJ waited for the light to turn green before easing the car from a standstill and turning right to head around the block.
"What the hell was that?" a dog walker asked, rocking back on his heels and yanking at about ten leashes like he was auditioning for the chariot race in Ben-Hur.
"A McLaren F1," I said.
"Never heard of it," he said. "But I guess it goes pretty fast."
"About two-forty miles an hour."
The dog walker thought for a moment. "What's the point of a car like that in Manhattan?" he said.
"I'll get back to you on that," I replied.
I looked up East 80th and could make out headlights flashing about two blocks up. I ran to the other side of East End Avenue.
East 80th at this point was a dead end. A sign made that quite clear. And to emphasize the fact, there was a stoplight showing a permanent red. The street ran about twenty yards before terminating at a steel barrier. Beyond the barrier there was a sheer drop into a deep gully, about thirty feet across. Beyond the gully lay the FDR Drive. I could hear the hum of early-morning traffic nose-to-tailing it down the southbound lane. Beyond the FDR lay the East River.
I headed toward the barrier so that I could stand facing up East 80th and get a full frontal view of the McLaren as it approached. I noticed that there was some old burlap and a few strips of lumber lying on the sidewalk. Unusual in this part of town; the residents would not be pleased. Two pieces of lumber were laid up against the barrier.
I heard the shriek of an engine at full throttle. JJ was about a hundred feet from the junction. He covered the distance between us in a blink and I realized he wasn't going to stop. I threw myself to the side and looked up in time to see the front wheels mount the lumber. The wood snapped, but the car had cleared the barrier and spun out over the gully.
There was silence.
I watched the sun flash against bodywork as the McLaren rolled and revealed its dark underbelly. For a second, the car held still at the top of its arc, as if it had a decision to make.
Then it dropped.
There was an ear-splitting crash as it landed in the midst of the traffic on the FDR. I could hear the helpless thuds of vehicle after vehicle piling into one another.
Then, again, silence.
I got up and looked over the parapet. The nucleus of the impact was an insoluble puzzle of twisted metal, shimmering in a haze of gas vapor and boiling coolant. Farther back, the zigzag of wreckage was more intelligible, somehow retaining more familiar shapes, badly bent but still recognizable.
For a moment, there was nobody to be seen. It was as if dozens of vehicles had decided to stage a mass suicide and just gone out and done it, leaving their owners at home.
Then I heard the screaming. Cars don't scream. People do that; hurt, trapped people. And then those who weren't trapped -- or dead -- started to emerge, stooped, bloodied, like blitzkrieg survivors venturing from their bunkers.
Drivers and passengers from the cars in front of where JJ had landed were running toward the center of the conflagration that had missed them by less than the jolt of a second hand. Those in their wake had been doomed by an extra spoonful of cereal, the clean bra they couldn't find, the lazy gas pump attendant.
"What the fuck happened?"
It was the dog walker again.
"I don't know," I said weakly.
I stared at the carnage, trying to make sense of it.
Then the sirens came.
The noise rose, the cranking up of the emergency service's cacophony. Time dissolved into shouts and the scrape of cordons being dragged into place. The rattle of helicopters vied with the drone of generators powering lifting and cutting equipment. A news reporter, one hand cupped over his ear, yelled real-time commentary at a camera set up next to a van gored by a transmitter mast as tall as a tree.
I didn't bother to check my wristwatch. Time was now the allotted slice of satellite uplink.
I wanted to go back to my apartment and hear the seconds lazily clack by on the simple kitchen clock.
Copyright © 2002 by Philip Jolowicz
A Novel
Walls of Silence
A Novel
But an invitation from JJ Carlson, Fin's client and best friend and one of Wall Street's most mercurial investment bankers, proves just how fragile Fin's existence really is. After five shocking minutes, Fin is staring at a scene of carnage on the FDR Drive, as well as the wreckage of his own life and career in New York.
Fin's clients are abruptly torn from him, his money is siphoned and replaced by crippling debt, and the prospect of crushing litigation and a criminal record loom large. Fin's friendships and connections count for nothing. Only Carol Amen, senior in-house counsel with Jefferson Trust -- JJ's former employer -- seems to offer any chance of survival, professional or emotional. She has a deal for him, a salve for his pride and something that will get him out of the United States for a while. But Fin has been booked on a flight to the last place on earth he wants to visit.
A crackling, character-driven business thriller, masterfully spun by a true-life legal titan of global finance, Walls of Silence follows a fast-rising lawyer through a treacherous international maze of preying power brokers and deadly conspiracies.
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Was thinking about this some more and it comes down to Cyclops is always going to be considered an X-Man. While Wolverine is an X-Men, over the years he has become Marvels McHero ready to be inserted into any title.
Of course it does not matter that the more the character is used the more fractured the image of the character becomes as more and more writers try to put their own unique twist on the character.
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His claws remind me of the symbol X, also like when he crosses his arms across of his chest.
I was also exposed to Wolverine more when I was a kid as well.
Although Cyclops is the second person that comes to mind.
Like others mentioned before me, I think of Professor Xavier (yes, even NOW) but out of the two, I would say Cyclops. Wolverine is pretty much thrown everywhere in the Marvel U. He's definitely an X-Man, but Cyclops is more the X-Man, absolutely. (And yes, even NOW.)
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is scheduled to arrive Monday with 16 of her ministers for a government-to-government meeting at a time that some in the German media are calling a low point in German-Israeli ties.Officials in the Prime Minister's Office, however, disputed this characterization, saying that the fact Merkel was coming with her entire cabinet illustrated the strength and good standing of relations."It is almost unprecedented to see a German chancellor come here with such a large delegation, and this shows both her fundamental friendship with Israel and the strength of the bilateral relationship," one official said.Merkel, due to arrive in the early evening, is to go immediately to the Prime Minister's Residence for a private meeting with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, followed by a working dinner.Netanyahu said at Sunday's cabinet meeting that Merkel was coming "as a friend of Israel." He said he planned to discuss with her the talks with Iran, since Germany is part of the P5+1 group that renewed talks with Iran last week in Vienna.He also said that he would discuss the Palestinian negotiations with her, and make it clear that the foundation for peace with the Palestinians "will be based on the mutual recognition of two national states, i.e. the necessity of Palestinian recognition of the Jewish state, the national state of the Jewish people."In her weekly podcast on Saturday, Merkel said she would lobby while in Israel on behalf of US Secretary of State John Kerry's diplomatic efforts."We need a stable two-state solution as soon as possible, with a Jewish state of Israel as well as a state for the Palestinians," Merkel said.The European Union has been reticent to publicly back Israel's demand for the Palestinians to recognize it as the nation state of the Jewish people.The German weekly Der Spiegel wrote last week that "relations between the countries have never been as difficult during Merkel's three terms in office as they are now," and that "officials in Berlin view the Netanyahu government as being both incapable and unwilling when it comes to pushing forward in the peace process with the Palestinians."Merkel and German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier have been vocal in their opposition to Israel's settlement policies, and Israel was stung in 2012 when Germany abstained, rather than voted against, the Palestinian move to win non-member observer state status in the UN General Assembly. Over the years a couple of Merkel-Netanyahu spats, primarily over settlement construction issues, have been made public.In a meeting of his Likud ministers Sunday, Netanyahu was asked about reports that the US was pressing him to announce a construction freeze in the settlements outside the settlement blocs once Kerry presented his framework document of the basis for further negotiations.Netanyahu was noncommittal in his reply, saying that there were endless demands and pressures on Israel, but that he was doing everything he could to withstand the pressure, preserve Israel's standing in the world and protect the settlement enterprise.Despite reports of a strain in ties, however, Steinmeier said that Germany had the closest ties with Israel of any European state."When Germany and Israel established diplomatic ties in 1965, they looked upon each other with cold suspicion. None of the observers would have predicted that in 50 years German and Israeli ministers would sit around a government table to decide on areas of cooperation in different diplomatic areas," he wrote in an op-ed Sunday in Yediot Aharonot.Steinmeier wrote that Israel often feels isolated and not understood, "but Israel does not stand alone. Germany and Europe are important partners that work with determination for Israel's legitimization and right to exist."While this did not mean that there was agreement on all issues, he wrote, it did mean that Israel and its citizens "are very important to us."Steinmeier said that Germany vigorously supported the current Israeli-Palestinian negotiations and was encouraging Israel "to make the difficult but necessary decisions."Among the agreements to be signed on Tuesday are a consular accord, whereby Israelis who need consular representation in a state that does not share bilateral relations with it will be able to turn to German consular officials."This unique understanding illustrates again the deep trust between Israel and Germany and the special quality of our ties," Steinmeier wrote.Merkel was last here in 2012 for that year's annual government- to-government meeting. In 2008 she addressed the Knesset and stressed "Germany's special historical responsibility for Israel's security." This responsibility, she said, "is part of my country's raison d'être."On Tuesday morning, the visiting German ministers are to meet for some 90 minutes with their Israeli counterparts. This will be followed by a joint meeting of the ministers of both governments.Merkel and Netanyahu will hold a joint press conference following that meeting.While some of the German ministers will fly back home after lunch, Merkel will stay for a few more hours and meet with opposition head Isaac Herzog and with President Shimon Peres.Peres will bestow on Merkel the Presidential Medal of Distinction, Israel's highest civilian honor, for her commitment to Israel's security and for her moral leadership.The government-to-government meeting will officially launch preparations for the celebration next year of a half-century of Israeli-German ties, with Netanyahu and Merkel expected to unveil a logo for that commemoration.
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Help painting bedroom furniture
My cherry bedroom furniture is 36 yrs. old and needs a facelift. I have a 4 poster bed, nightstands and a triple dresser. I love the 'cottage' look and would like to paint my set white and perhaps have someone paint some flowers on the door fronts. Has anyone painted their furniture with any success. What is the process, do I need to sand the pieces, prime them and what is the best type of paint (roller or paint brush). I think I would also like the distressed look where paint is removed from the edges. Your suggestions and photos would be most welcomed.
I've only done it the lazy way...some rough sanding followed by primer and paint. I think the correct way is to really meticulously clean and strip and sand, but that was too many steps for me. ;)
I was happy with the results, but I wasn't looking for a professional finish, just a cheery facelift.
I usually use a brush unless there is a really large and flat surface area to cover, in which case a roller would work better.
Good luck! Hopefully some of the more talented folks on this boar4d will have some good tips for you.
I had the wonderful idea of doing a white wash on the table so the grain would show through. I thought it would be easy peasy to achieve that look because I could picture it in my mind. pPaint it and it will happen.q
Well, it was pretty much a FAIL and looked awful. I had to wipe off as much paint as I could and Ioll have to try it again after I read some instructions first on how to properly prepare the surface.
Then there was this piece. It took some fancy paint in order to transform it, but I am too impatient to order that paint every time I want to paint something. And I donot want ALL of my pieces to look the same. I donot want a matchy matchy look.
Here is a link that might be useful: blcrushers
If you want a beautiful professional painted finish, you will need some time and patience.
I would use Benjamin Moore Waterborne Satin Impervo, Regal (pearl finish), or Aura (satin finish). Aura has the premium coloring system, but that wouldn't matter if you are using white. You may prefer a higher gloss than the finishes I listed above. I've used the Satin Impervo a lot; it's a standard pro pick for a beautiful finish, but after 6-9 months or so, it's less glossy than "satin" IMO. High-gloss finishes are very unforgiving of flaws; they show every surface flaw under the paint film and every speck of dust on top of it. So I prefer satin or so in most cases.
For prep, the goal is to achieve clean, dull, and smooth finish. First step is to clean. For bedroom furniture, this shouldn't be too hard. Wipe down the surfaces with a microfiber cloth dipped in HOT water/Dawn solution, then mostly wrung out. Then rinse by wiping down with HOT water/vinegar solution in a wrung-out microfiber. Pay special attention to greasy surfaces like the headboard.
Next, sand for adhesion. The Norton 3X sanding sponges in 120 grit or so are awesome for this. This is not hard. Just quickly go over the surfaces with the sanding sponge. Then vacuum or wipe off the dust with microfiber cloth.
Next, brush/roll on the primer. I like shellac (Zinsser's pigmented) because it has awesome adhesion. But the water-based is fine too. You could also get BM's recommended primer. Primers have more resins for adhesion, while paints have resins for beauty, durability, and washability. Use a foam roller for flat areas, and a brush, like a Purdy angled trim brush, for detail areas. Or even a stencil brush if there are carvings and such. Always do deeper, carved, recessed, detail areas first. Be careful on verticals; apply thinly or you'll get sags and runs. After you paint verticals, go back and check for any runs and sags and carefully brush them out before they set that way.
If your paint sets up too quickly due to warm weather, you can add a retarder like Floetrol. I always try to apply finishes early in the morning when it's as cool as possible.
Apply a coat of your finish paint in the same way. You may want to apply 2 coats, but one coat of good primer and one coat of a good paint like Impervo or Aura may do it.
I like to sand out any brush or roller texture with very fine sanding sponges. But it's easy to sand through to the wood finish, so if you don't like that "distressed" look, be super careful on the edges or else stick with the texture. I think a bit of wood finish peeking through, in a lightly aged and distressed finish, is beautiful. Sanding will also leave a more matte finish.
For flowers, check out stencils from Royal Design Studio, Jan Dressler, Victoria Larsen. Many people think of crude and ugly stenciling, but there are beautiful multi-overlay stencils now, and techniques that leave a hand-painted result. Check out Melanie Royals for inspiration. If you decide to stencil, get one of her books and/or videos to learn the techniques. You would use acrylic colors and glaze medium to produce beautiful effects. And you'd probably want to protect the decorative painting with a coat of clear waterbased finish.


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Investigators with the Lexington County Sheriff's Department on Monday, April 21 arrested a Lexington woman and a Columbia man for breaking into motor vehicles and criminal conspiracy.
Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts said deputies arrested Hannah Guyton Laird, 19, of 105 Timbermill Crossing, Lexington and charged her with five counts of breaking into a motor vehicle and one count of criminal conspiracy.
Metts also said that deputies arrested Matthew Grainger Shelley, 25, of 1450 Brentwood Drive, Columbia and charged him with five counts of breaking into a motor vehicle and one count of criminal conspiracy.
Arrest warrants allege that Shelley and Laird, on Monday, April 21 at approximately 4:30 a.m. unlawfully entered vehicles located at residences at 148 Maple Drive, 277 Black Pine Court, 205 Oak Ridge Lane, and 362 Cinda Leigh Drive, near Lexington.
Arrest warrants further allege that sometime between April 14 and April 21, Shelley and Laird unlawfully entered a vehicle at a residence located at 113 Pine Mill Court, near Lexington.
On Monday, April 21 at approximately 4:30 a.m., deputies responded to a call for service for suspicious persons looking into people's cars on Black Pine Court, near Lexington. Officers located Laird and Shelley who told the officers they were out in the neighborhood looking for a lost dog. Laird advised officers that she lived in the neighborhood.
After recording their information, the officer continued to patrol the neighborhood and spotted a suspicious vehicle parked in an unlighted area. The officer also noticed a backpack on the ground under the vehicle. The officer inspected the backpack and noticed it was filled with several electronic devices and a wallet. The officer established the vehicle belonged to Laird. A short time later Laird and Shelley were arrested and provided confessions to officers for breaking into vehicles in the neighborhood.
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My little is in the old and new hearth of the town of Bari, it is a typical home of old city, with staircases and four levels of rooms. The last level is a deliciouse sunny terrace with a little kitchen where is possible to have a private breakfast.
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In the hearth of ancient Bari, in the Apulia country, I rent a room for one maximum two people. The house is typical of the Old Town, but it is new inside, with climatization, and typical furniture.
The zone is very very central, it is far few minutes by foot from central station and is in the hearth of movida....barese...full of restaurants, pizzerie, pubs, bar and inside the elegant zone for shopping, Via Sparano and lungomare.
The host will receive family hospitality with a large smile!
The house is not far from the central station, about 500 metros by foot and it is possible to go from the station to the airport by a new little train in fifteen minutes. The port is about one chilometros by foot, but it is possible to reach it by public buses, the stop is about 10 metros from the house.
Guest Access
My guests usually have for them a bedroom with private bathroom, a terrace with table and chairs and chairs for the sun, also a little space before terrace with a little kitchen and little table for breakfast. The breakfast could be served also inside the house at the cost of 5 euros.
Interaction with Guests
I don't stay in the house, but I could serve the breakfast at request, also lunch or dinner like a typical meal of the place with a different price.
The guest also could use, with my help, washmachine or iron at request.
The Neighborhood
I like very much, in my quarter, the sense of family, there is a little supermarket and vegetables which are not expensive.
Also in the city, about 10 metros far..., you could find the best shops for classic shopping and to solve every problems.... It is possible to organize at request a staying for two families in the quarter becouse the neighboroughes have a similar house at the same prices.
Getting around
Near the house there is a public parking free in the night and during the week end, but is very easy to use public buses and trains reaching by foot from the house.
Other Things to Note
From the house you could reach a little beach in the city, called Pane e Pomodoro, where you can stay for a day or more with all services. It is reaching by foot or buses from the house.
I like very much maximum respect from people for me and my house.
Also I like the order and cleaning.
We had a wonderful time in the little house of Lilia. It is perfectly located between the old and the new town of Bari. Lilia is a very friendly, attentive and careful host. Thank you!
Ci siamo trovati molto bene, la zona è centrale ma tranquilla. Lilia è stata molto gentile e disponibile, ci ha consigliato dei buoni posti in cui poter cenare. L'appartamento è davvero carino come nelle foto, inoltre il Wi-Fi offre una connessione davvero veloce (ci è stato molto utile dato che stavamo programmando i nostri spostamenti giorno dopo giorno). Grazie Lilia :)
Appartamento gradevole su 4 piani e centralissimo. La descrizione sul sito rispecchiava perfettamente l'atmosfera che abbiamo trovato.
Very friendly host and great house close to the city centre. Would recommend for a short city break.
Lilia made special arrangements to get me the key and she showed me the home. It is very well located, directly at shopping district and the barivecchia, and a straight walk from the train station. The home has a very comfortable bed, equipped kitchen and a lovely rooftop terrace which I thoroughly enjoyed. LILIA is a very conscientious and Considerate hostess and allowed me a flexible checkin and checkout. I would have enjoyed much more time to talk with Lilia for sure....she is an inspiration. I would certainly recommend this property to anyone wishing to visit Bari.
Hello!! I'm musician and teach in the Conservatory of Bari, my little home is full of music books and not only, also a violin and partitures. I have two sons Andrea and Fabio, they are students at University of Bari.
I'm always positive in the daily life, becouse my maxim is: Think well and you will feel well! So you can find in my house every things to be well, to spend the free time to read if you want, to watch the tv, to catch the sun on the terrace, to be connected in internet, to drink a good bier on the terrace in the evening and a good coffee in the morning, in short, everything to be delighted in the relaxing time.
This is the reason by whom I don't interfere with the life of my guests when they are in the house. I can advice them a restaurant or a place to visit or a particular shop which they need, at the beginning, when I meet my guests at their arrival but, then, usually I share by messages. I'm not present in the house just becouse I prefer that they delighte the relaxing time of a holiday by themselves. I respect my guests' life and holidays and I expect the same from them. So when you arrive in my little home I will receive you with a large smile.


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What are abbreviations SOD DR after the prescription name Pantoprazole?
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- 11 Aug 2011 by downeyrita1
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- pantoprazole, prescription
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11 Aug 2011
Pantoprazole Sodium DR (also known as Protonix) is a delayed release medication used to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
SOD = Sodium
DR = Delayed Release
Take care, best wishes.
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Uniform software to maintain comprehensive guest record
VIJAYAWADA: Managements of hotels and lodges in the city should take accurate details of their guests before allotting them rooms. Besides capturing their photographs with the help of a web camera, the managements should also crosscheck the phone numbers given by the guests, City Police Commissioner C.V. Anand said on Friday.
He said the managements of all the 140 lodges and hotels under the police commissionerate should use uniform software to maintain a comprehensive guest record.
"Managements of some lodges complained that they are subjected to harassment even after paying bribes to the police. From today lodge managements need not pay bribes to any of our staff. If any personnel is habituated to accepting bribes from the lodge owners, he should stop it from today," he said.
Following the murder of television newsreader Badiga Lakshmi Sujatha in a lodge at Governorpet on February 10, the police have been keeping an eye on the functioning of lodges in the city.
Addressing a meeting with the representatives of hotels and lodges at the commissionerate, Mr. Anand said there was no mechanism to check the functioning of lodges and it was not possible for the police to conduct raids every day.
"The daily records being submitted by the lodge managements at the police stations concerned is of no use, as the details of the guests are not accurate," he pointed out.
Mr. Anand said that new software was designed for the lodges, which can be used by persons with basic knowledge in computers.
"It costs around Rs. 2,500 and the managements need not maintain manual records," he said.
K. Pattabhi Ram, secretary of Vijayawada Hoteliers Association, said some hotels had their own software and urged the Commissioner to make some arrangement to make the new software compatible with the existing ones. M. Venkateswara Rao of Hotel Sri Ram urged the Commissioner to issue letters to every lodge and hotel stating that the new system was mandatory, so that the hoteliers would not face any problems from their guests. Mr. Anand welcomed the two suggestions. TheCommissioner said that arrangements would be made to provide computers on monthly instalment basis.


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Show Notes
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Sit back and make your own decisions. Smash your granny in the teeth and lock up that hamster.
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Show Notes :
to Scope (cerebral palsy) and Derriford Hospital cardiac ward.. Keep up to date with them on their facebook.
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Psychedelic Freakout – Chapter 23 – The Sending of Adjectives…
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The Captain SIB Show – Episode 27 – Where is our Grammy?
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Captain SIB Show – Episode 26 – The Switch of Doom…
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The Captain SIB Show – Episode 25 – Crashing through your village…
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Now on with the show.
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Show Notes.
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Amsterdamse bos in my opinion is the most beautiful part of Amsterdam area. Huge forest with plenty of walking and biking path. Full of stunning canels and lakes. Sunset by a lake will top up your day.
The pancake house in the middle of the forest (http://www.boerderijmeerzicht.nl/en) is a most go on a sunny day, where you can enjoy Dutch pancakes in the nature. There is also a lot of outdoor activity. It is a popolar camping site in the summer. You can go rowing, walking, cycling, jogging. There is also a climbing park.
If you are going with kids, on Sundays in the summer you can explore the old tram track just by the south part of the forest. The tram track is normally not in operation but on Sundays they run some old wooden tram on it.
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