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'My name is Chas. Brown. I was born to Curtis and Mary Brown in Kingston, New York. I moved to the Connecticut colony as soon as I could escape the farm but found no ready work. Traveling here and about, I somehow made my way until several weeks passed with no one to hire me.
One night I crept into a chicken house and stole two birds for my supper, having had no food for three days. As I tryed to make my escape the farmer's dog awoke, as did the farmer. He gave chase and peppered me with small-shot in the calf; I fell, the chickens escaped, and I spent two years in the hellhole that was New-gate.'
The ruins of the first state prison in the United States still stand, as do the tunnels of the copper mine that was the first use of this land. Deemed a place of inhumane punishment (shades of Gitmo? Abu Ghraib?) in 1827, the state closed the prison. An enterprising group of Yankees attempted to revive the copper mine, but all their efforts were for naught.
Charles Brown was an actual Newgate prisoner born in Kingston, New York and arrested in Hartford at age 25 for burglary, but I have fabricated the rest of his story. He was imprisoned in 1823 and, upon his release, was described in the 1825 Overseer's Report as 'tall and being of black complexion'.
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A Lakeland hotel says it is already filling up for Christmas 2013.
The 40-bedroom Borrowdale Hotel, near Keswick, has taken 23 advance bookings for next Christmas and 20 for its New Year package.
Many are from guests who stayed last Christmas and enjoyed it so much they booked again on the spot.
The Borrowdale is part of the Lake District Hotels group, which also owns the nearby Lodore Falls Hotel, the Skiddaw and King's Arms in Keswick, the Inn on the Lake at Ullswater, and The George in Penrith.
Director Kit Graves was delighted by the level of repeat business. She said: "Stephen Wilcock and his Borrowdale team worked hard to make sure everyone enjoyed themselves.
"The staff at our other hotels also pulled out all the stops and the feedback has been excellent.
"We are looking to the festive plan for 2013 and have already worked up some new ideas to keep our guests entertained and our offer as exciting as possible."
The group doubled sales of gift vouchers last month, compared with December 2011. A cruise on Ullswater followed by afternoon tea at the Inn on the Lake was the most popular choice. There was also a 20 per cent rise in the number of guests taking lunch on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
The Borrowdale spiced up its offer with home-made liqueurs and a hastily-organised wine tasting to entertain guests when the weather turned bad.
Its crowning glory, however, was the 'Cumbrian breakfast dessert' prepared by head chef Sebastien Gilli. The unique dessert was made to look like egg, beans, black pudding and toast.
The chef said: "The eggs were made with fromage frais and a delicious mango puree. The black-pudding effect was created with chocolate brownie and the baked beans were white chocolate beans in a raspberry sauce, served with toasted brioche."
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ESE's Rick Luettich helps keep residents safe in coastal NC
July 19, 2013 Researchers at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are helping North Carolinians better prepare for hurricanes and tropical storms through the use of advanced computing technology and collaboration with local and state emergency managers. Dr. Rick Luettich (Photo by Dan Sears) Rick Luettich, ScD, developer of the Advanced Circulation… Read more »
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July 18, 2013 Shellie Ellis, MA, and Shelley Golden, PhD, are recipients of the 2013 Marci Kramish Campbell Dissertation Award, a competitive $5,000 prize to recognize excellence in dissertation research focused on cancer and the population sciences. Shellie Ellis Ellis, doctoral student in health policy and management at the Gillings School of Global Public… Read more »
Novel biostatistics methodology yields more efficient design and analysis of genomic studies
July 17, 2013 Gillings School of Global Public Health biostatisticians have developed a novel approach to analyzing genetic traits in large cohorts. The technique allows researchers to correctly evaluate the associations between genetic variants and disease traits when only the subjects with the highest or lowest trait values were selected in a sequencing study, thereby… Read more »
Adair selected for Center for Scientific Review study section
July 16, 2013 Dr. Linda Adair Dr. Linda S. Adair, professor of nutrition at the Gillings School of Global Public Health, has been invited to serve as a member of the Center for Scientific Review's Social Sciences and Population Studies A Study Section. Members are selected on the basis of their demonstrated competence and achievement… Read more »
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School mourns loss of PHLP's Mary Reid
July 12, 2013 Mary Reid Mary Reid, program coordinator for the Health Care and Prevention concentration in the Gillings School's Public Health Leadership Program, died June 30 after a brief illness. She was a woman of "delicate loveliness and serene demeanor," her co-workers say, "but her gentle appearance belied an iron capacity to organize… Read more »
New statistical tool will improve understanding of cancer genetics
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I am thinking of replacing some old concrete sidewalk as well as creating some new sidewalk at my house. My house is natural limestone, rough-cut, with lots of stones used in the landscaping. Does anybody have any pictures of a concrete sidewalk with some kind of stone edging? Something that would make the concrete kind of blend-in with all the stone I already have? I do not want stone walkways -- too uneven to walk on.
I edged my concrete drive with 3 rows of old red brick (the house is red brick) because I foolishly had the gravel drive paved the original width. This was the width it was when house was built in 1920's and it just isn't wide enough for full size pick-up. I made the bricks the same level as the drive. I have had compliments on it, and it works like a rumble strip to let lousy backers (me) know when I am going off the drive. I would think that the stone would like nice edging your drive. I did not set my bricks the proper way, just dug out by hand, threw in some stone dust and eye-balled it level. I have to tweek them once in awhile, and there is a lot of weeding.
My front walk is concrete and I edged it with chips of limestone. By chips I mean the thin top layer that cracks off a large chunk. It has a very irregular look which is what I wanted. I have the walk lined with various perennials - lavender, campanula, dianthus, daylily, salvia. I'll send you a pic. I don't know if it's what you're looking for.


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Compilation of a design description for a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture is influenced by user-specified constraints.
1. A method comprising:
reading a design description for a heterogeneous reconfigurable device;
combining functions within the design description into groups; and
analyzing the groups for compliance with user-specified constraints.
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mapping a plurality of functions into groups;
placing the groups on resources within a heterogeneous reconfigurable device;
producing a mapped and placed design representation;
profiling the design representation; and
comparing results from the profiling with user-specified constraints.
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reading a design description for a heterogeneous reconfigurable device;
combining functions within the design description into groups; and
analyzing the groups for compliance with user-specified constraints.
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re-combining functions into groups; and
re-analyzing the groups for compliance with the user-specified constraints.
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compiling the functions to run on processing elements within the heterogeneous reconfigurable device.
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27. An electronic system comprising:
a processor; and
a static random access memory to hold instructions that when accessed result in the processor performing reading a design description for a heterogeneous reconfigurable device, combining functions within the design description into groups, and analyzing the groups for compliance with user-specified constraints.
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The present invention relates generally to reconfigurable circuits, and more specifically to programming/configuring reconfigurable circuits.
Some integrated circuits are programmable or configurable. Examples include microprocessors and field programmable gate arrays. As programmable and configurable integrated circuits become more complex, the tasks of programming and configuring them also become more complex.
In the following detailed description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings that show, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention. It is to be understood that the various embodiments of the invention, although different, are not necessarily mutually exclusive. For example, a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described herein in connection with one embodiment may be implemented within other embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. In addition, it is to be understood that the location or arrangement of individual elements within each disclosed embodiment may be modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention is defined only by the appended claims, appropriately interpreted, along with the full range of equivalents to which the claims are entitled. In the drawings, like numerals refer to the same or similar functionality throughout the several views.
Configurable circuit 100 may include various types of PEs having a variety of different architectures. For example, PE 102 may include a programmable logic array that may be configured to perform a particular logic function, while PE 104 may include a processor core that may be programmed with machine instructions. In general, any number of PEs with a wide variety of architectures may be included within configurable circuit 100. In embodiments that utilize various different architectures for PEs, configurable circuit 100 may be referred to as a �heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture.�
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In some embodiments, each PE is individually configurable. For example, PE 102 may be configured by loading a table of values that defines a logic function, and PE 104 may be programmed by loading a machine program to be executed by PE 104. In some embodiments, a PE may be configured or programmed to perform multiple functions. For example, a PE may perform multiple filtering functions or multiple coding or decoding functions. In some embodiments, multiple functions may operate in parallel in a PE.
In some embodiments, the routers communicate with each other and with PEs using packets of information. For example, if PE 102 has information to be sent to PE 104, it may send a packet of data to router 112, which routes the packet to router 114 for delivery to PE 104. Packets may be of any size. In embodiments that utilize packets, configurable circuit 100 may be referred to as a �packet-based heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture.�
Programmable elements and IO nodes are examples of heterogeneous resources within a configurable circuit. In general, configurable circuits may include any number of different types of configurable or programmable resources. The various number and types of resources within a configurable circuit may be programmed with configuration information generated, at least in part, by a compiler or other automated process. Examples of methods and processes for generating configuration information are discussed further below.
Configurable circuit 100 may be configured by receiving configuration packets through an IO node. For example, IO node 130 may receive configuration packets that include configuration information for various PEs and IO nodes, and the configuration packets may be routed to the appropriate nodes. Configurable circuit 100 may also be configured by receiving configuration information through a dedicated programming interface. For example, a serial interface such as a serial scan chain may be utilized to program configurable circuit 100.
Configurable circuit 100 may have many uses. For example, configurable circuit 100 may be configured to instantiate particular physical layer (PHY) implementations in communications systems, or to instantiate particular media access control layer (MAC) implementations in communications systems. In some embodiments, multiple configurations for configurable circuit 100 may exist, and changing from one configuration to another may allow a communications system to quickly switch from one PHY to another, one MAC to another, or between any combination of multiple configurations. Also for example, configurable circuit 100 may be configured for use in image processing applications, or other applications. In general, heterogeneous reconfigurable architectures may be configured for any useful purpose.
In some embodiments, configurable circuit 100 is part of an integrated circuit. In some of these embodiments, configurable circuit 100 is included on an integrated circuit die that includes circuitry other than configurable circuit 100. For example, configurable circuit 100 may be included on an integrated circuit die with a processor, memory, or any other suitable circuit. In some embodiments, configurable circuit 100 coexists with radio frequency (RF) circuits on the same integrated circuit die to increase the level of integration of a communications device. Further, in some embodiments, configurable circuit 100 spans multiple integrated circuit dies.
As used herein, the terms �compiler,� �compilation,� and the like refer to tools useful for generating machine code or for generating configuration information. For example, a compiler may generate machine code for some resources within a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture, and may generate configuration information for other resources within the same heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture.
Design flow 200 represents various embodiments of design flows to process a design description and create a configuration for a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture. The various actions represented by the blocks in design flow 200 may be performed in the order presented, or may be performed in a different order. Further, in some embodiments, some blocks shown in
Design description 201 includes information describing the operation of the intended design. The intended design may be useful for any purpose. For example, the intended design may be useful for image processing, video processing, audio processing, or the like. The intended design is referred to herein as a �configuration,� but this terminology is not meant to limit the invention in any way. In some embodiments, the configuration specified by design description 201 may be in the form of an algorithm that a particular PHY, MAC, or combination thereof, is to implement. The design description may be in the form of a procedural or object-oriented language, such as C, C++, or hardware design language (HDL), or may be written in a specialized, or �stylized� version of a high level language.
User-specified constraints 203 may include constraints such as minimum requirements that the completed configuration should meet, or may include other information to constrain the operation of the design flow. For example, user-specified constraints 203 may be related to power consumption, area usage, latency, throughput, or other parameter. In some embodiments, various constraints are assigned weights so that they are given varying levels of priority during the operation of design flow 200. Also in some embodiments, various constraints may be prioritized.
In some embodiments, constraints may be listed as requirements or preferences, and in some embodiments, constraints may be listed as ranges of parameter values. In some embodiments, constraints may not be absolute. For example, if the target reconfigurable architecture includes a data path that communicates with packets, the measured latency through part of the protocol may not be a fixed value but instead may be one with a statistical variation.
User-specified constraints 203 may be utilized at various phases of design flow 200 to affect operation of the design flow. For example, the manner in which functions may be assigned or re-assigned to resources within a reconfigurable architecture may be based on constraints. Further, user-specified constraints may be utilized heuristically early in design flow 200, or may be used more deterministically later in design flow 200. Examples of these uses of constraints, as well as examples of other uses, are described below.
In design flow 200, design description 201 is parsed at 206. Parsing may include partitioning into functions or subsystems of functions. For example, partitioning may include breaking a design description into non-overlapping segments in time (i.e., �modes�) where different processing may occur. Also for example, partitioning may include breaking design description 201 into blocks that serve control functions, data path functions, or both. In some embodiments, a design description may be partitioned into a hierarchical representation of modes and functions. The manner in which design description 201 is partitioned is not a limitation of the present invention. Further, the terminology (such as �functions� or �subsystems of functions�) used to describe portions of a design flow are not meant to be limiting.
At 208 and 210, functions are mapped to resources. In some embodiments, functions are grouped by selecting various functions that can execute on the same resource type. All functions are assigned to a group, and each group may include any number of functions. Each group may be assigned to a single resource in a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture, or groups may be combined prior to assigning them to resources.
In some embodiments, prior to forming groups, all possible resource mappings are enumerated for each function at 208. A hardware topology specification (not shown) may be utilized to determine the types of resources available in the target reconfigurable architecture. The code in each function may then be analyzed to determine the possible resource types on which the function could successfully map. Some functions may have only one possibility, such as a library function with a single implementation. Library information may be supplied by function libraries (not shown) available to design flow 200. Other functions may have many possibilities, such as a simple arithmetic function which may be implemented on many different types of resources. A table may be built that contains all the possibilities of each function, which may be ranked in order of likelihood. This table may be referenced throughout design flow 200.
After the table has been constructed, groups functions may be formed at 210. Mapping uses the table constructed at 208 to determine what groupings are possible. Functions that can execute on only one type of resource may be limited with respect to the groups to which they can belong. In some embodiments, user-specified constraints 203 may specify a grouping of functions, or may specify a maximum delay or latency that may affect the successful formation of groups.
At this point in design flow 200, heuristics based on the user-specified high-level constraints may be used to guide the grouping procedure. For example, if reducing latency was the only priority, design flow 200 could choose to map as many functions as possible to resources with hardware accelerators. To compile with reduced power as the highest priority, design flow 200 can use a pre-determined database that estimates the power for each instruction or configuration, depending on the individual resource's architecture. To compile for low area, design flow 200 can use a hardware description of the architecture that specifies the area for each resource. A more challenging task is presented when the user specifies a combination of these parameters. Here, various embodiments of the invention may weigh the trade-offs in choosing one resource over another or a specific grouping over another.
At 212 in design flow 200, the groups are assigned, or �placed,� to particular resources in the target reconfigurable architecture. Operations corresponding to block 212 choose the placement in the architecture that a group should occupy and then adds the connection information that ensure proper data flow between the original functions. Several factors may guide the placement, including group placement possibilities, user constraints, and the profiler-based feedback (described more fully below). For example, to satisfy tight latency constraints, it may be useful to place two groups on resources that are next to each other. The placement may also be guided by the directed feedback from the �evaluate and adjust� operation described below.
At 216, 218, and 220 of design flow 200, code and/or configuration information is generated for various types of resources in the target reconfigurable architecture. In some embodiments, different code generation tools exist for different types of resources. For example, a resource such as a programmable element (PE) that includes programmable logic may have code or a configuration generated by a translator that translates the intermediate representation of logic equations into tables of information to configure the PE. Also for example, a PE that includes a processor or controller may have code generated by an assembler or compiler. In some embodiments, code is generated for each function, and then the code for a group of functions is generated for a resource. In other embodiments, code for a resource is generated from a group of functions in one operation. In some embodiments, configuration packets are generated to program the various resources. Configuration packets may include the data to configure a particular resource, and may also include the address of the resource to be configured. For example, in some embodiments, the address of a PE is specified as a relative address from the IO node that is used to communicate with the host.
At 222, binary information from previous blocks in design flow 200 is ordered and formed into the appropriate format to be run by the target architecture's system profiler 262. System profiler 262 may measure the quality of the current configuration as specified by the output of block 222. In some embodiments, system profiler 262 allows the gathering of information that may be compared against the user-specified constraints to determine the quality of the current configuration. For example, the system profiler 262 may be utilized to determine whether the user-specified latency or throughput requirements can be met given the current grouping, mapping, and placement.
System profiler 262 may be a software program that emulates a reconfigurable architecture, or may be a hardware device that accelerates profiling. In some embodiments, system profiler 262 includes a configurable circuit having an architecture the same as that of the target reconfigurable architecture. In other embodiments, system profiler 262 includes a configurable circuit having an architecture that is similar to the target reconfigurable architecture. System profiler 262 may accept configuration information from block 222 through any kind of interface, including any type of serial or parallel interface.
The system profiler passes the data regarding latency, throughput, and other performance results to the �evaluate and adjust� block at 224. If the mapping and placement are unsatisfactory, block 224 may evaluate a cost function that includes inputs from system profiler 262 and user-specified constraints 203. Based on the cost function, block 224 may choose to adjust the current grouping, mapping, resources used, placement of the groups onto the architecture, or any other parameter. After the adjustments are made, design flow 200 may iterate through the previous blocks until it is done with its adjustments. The output of 224 may be a configuration file that may be used to configure the reconfigurable architecture.
A completed configuration is output from 224 when the constraints are met. In some embodiments, the completed configuration is in the form of a file that specifies the configuration of a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture such as configurable circuit 100 (
The design flow described above with reference to
Method 300 is shown beginning with block 310 where a design description for a heterogeneous reconfigurable device is read. In some embodiments, block 310 corresponds to a processor or compiler reading design description 201 (
At 330, the groups are analyzed for compliance with user-specified constraints. Here, various parameter estimations may be made based on groupings and mapping of functions within the target heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture. For example, power consumption may be estimated, latency may be estimated, or area usage may be estimated. Further, in some embodiments, estimating latency may include estimating processing latency as well as interconnect latency. If at 340, the estimated parameter values are not compliant with the user-specified constraints, mapping and grouping may be repeated. This process may be repeated any number of times in attempts to meet the user-specified constraints. The iteration may cease if the estimated parameters are within a specified range of the target constraints values, in order to complete the design and perform more analysis.
At 350, functions are compiled into machine code or configurations to run on resources within the heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture. For example, referring now to
At 360, the groups are placed. Placement includes determining which resources will implement the groups generated at 320. For example, referring back to
At 370, the design is profiled. The design referred to in 370 includes the configuration information for the various resources in a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture. For example, referring now back to
In some embodiments, processor 410 may be a processor that can perform methods implementing all of design flow 200, or portions of design flow 200. For example, processor 410 may perform function grouping, placement, mapping, profiling, or any combination thereof. Processor 410 represents any type of processor, including but not limited to, a microprocessor, a microcontroller, a digital signal processor, a personal computer, a workstation, or the like.
In some embodiments, system 400 may be a communications system, and processor 410 may be a computing device that performs various tasks within the communications system. For example, system 400 may be a system that provides wireless networking capabilities to a computer. In these embodiments, processor 410 may implement all or a portion of a device driver, or may implement a lower level MAC. Also in these embodiments, configurable circuit 100 may implement one or more protocols for wireless network connectivity. In some embodiments, configurable circuit 100 may implement multiple protocols simultaneously, and in other embodiments, processor 410 may change the protocol in use by reconfiguring configurable circuit 100.
Memory 420 represents an article that includes a machine readable medium. For example, memory 420 represents any one or more of the following: a hard disk, a floppy disk, random access memory (RAM), dynamic random access memory (DRAM), static random access memory (SRAM), read only memory (ROM), flash memory, CDROM, or any other type of article that includes a medium readable by a machine such as processor 410. In some embodiments, memory 420 can store instructions for performing the execution of the various method embodiments of the present invention.
In operation of some embodiments, processor 410 reads instructions and data from memory 420 and performs actions in response thereto. For example, various method embodiments of the present invention may be performed by processor 410 while reading instructions from memory 420.
Antenna 442 may be either a directional antenna or an omni-directional antenna. For example, in some embodiments, antenna 442 may be an omni-directional antenna such as a dipole antenna, or a quarter-wave antenna. Also for example, in some embodiments, antenna 442 may be a directional antenna such as a parabolic dish antenna or a Yagi antenna. In some embodiments, antenna 442 is omitted.
In some embodiments, RF signals transmitted or received by antenna 442 may correspond to voice signals, data signals, or any combination thereof. For example, in some embodiments, configurable circuit 100 may implement a protocol for a wireless local area network interface, cellular phone interface, global positioning system (GPS) interface, or the like. In these various embodiments, RF interface 440 may operate at the appropriate frequency for the protocol implemented by configurable circuit 100. In some embodiments, RF interface 440 is omitted.
Although the present invention has been described in conjunction with certain embodiments, it is to be understood that modifications and variations may be resorted to without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as those skilled in the art readily understand. Such modifications and variations are considered to be within the scope of the invention and the appended claims.
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This year, HSMSC added a new event to the "Trot for Spot" schedule -- a reunion dog show. HSMSC alumni dogs competed in categories such as "Dog/Owner Lookalike," "Best Costume" and "Silly Pet Trick." The dog show also included one category that was open to all canine attendees, not just HSMSC-adopted dogs.
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on Jul 11, 2012 at 2:01 pm
There are already problems on W Bayshore between Fabian and Oregon due to 101 widening as excavation trucks use Bayshore to dig holes or something on 101. There have been flagmen stopping traffic in one direction for the total distance and those attempting to leave office parking lots have no idea which way the stream is flowing until they see the cars. It has delayed me several times in the past few weeks.
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on Jul 13, 2012 at 12:44 pm
I'm really worried about them getting Charleston done before Aug. 16. That road with a bunch of student bikers will NOT BE SAFE for the students. PLEASE BE FINISHED. There's no excuse for ignoring student safety at that level, if you end up doing so.
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I stayed at the Echo Beach for 3 nights after Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari Tour.
Perfect choice!
Even thought I arrived late after dinner, the office manager Zawadi asked the kitchen stuff to wait for me and prepare a dinner whenever I'm ready. She and her co-worker Prosper took my luggage to my Ocean View Bungalow and explained everything about the bungalow and the resort. The room was clean, with good air condition, nice linen and soft towels.The four post beds were comfortable with firm mattrace. Beds had mosquito nets, but during my stay there were no mosquito.
My dinner was delicious. I met the chief Shadow, such a caring man. On my last day i had to pack and did not come for a dinner. He was concerned that I might be hungry on my way home.
My favorite drink although I'm not a drinker, was Mohio prepared by Prosper. All bartenders were pleasant and made great drinks. The waitresses were little slow and not always understood what it was to them but it didn't bother me that much.
I met the owners of this boutique resort; Sue and Andrew and their cute dogs.
They were always interested how my day was and if everything was to my liking.
I booked this resort with a meal plan (breakfast and dinner) which I would recommend. Good choices on the menu, delicious food, coffee, juices, and fruit cups for breakfast.
My bungalow, #6 was very close to the beach, massage hut and the pool. It was situated in the best part of the resort and very private.
This resort is situated on a long stretch of white sand beach, however, when I was there, there was a lot of sea weed.
For those who enjoy water activities, you can go for a snorkeling tip or scuba diving. There is a dive shop on the property. I payed $35,00 for nearly 2 hours of snorkeling off a rustic wooden boat :-0)
I enjoyed the excursion and appreciate the extra time I was allowed to stay. My guide dove down to show me and let me feel a red starfish, beautiful shells an pointed unique coral. s
The next day I went scuba diving . It was awesome dive! There was just me and another person from another resort, I prefer to be in small group What i have seen on this one dive, I have never seen anywhere else! I have aprox 85 dives behind me, and dove in Hawaii, Tahiti, Carribean Sea (many countries). The soft coral around Bwejuu is spectacular! The variety and abundance of it blew me away!!!
Thank you Leonard for organizing my dive, this experience will stay with me for a very long time.
For those who enjoy loud music and dancing, you can take a taxi to town and spend your energy dancing all night. Sue and Andrew or a stuff member can arranged a drop off and a pick up for you.
This resort was perfect to rest and recover after roughing out on the mountain and safari.
Gentle winds, soft white sand, warm water, delicious food, hot but not scorching sun.....
Ah...all I need before getting back home to busy life and cold weather.
Thank you Sue, Andrew, Zawadi, Prosper, Shadow, Maria, Suzanna and all stuff for making the end of my vacation complete and memorable one. You will stay in my thoughts and hard like a tattoo, for a long long time.
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- A Slice of ParadiseThe new Echo Beach Hotel resort offers visitors a slice of paradise on the dreamy tropical island of Zanzibar. The very name Zanzibar evokes a sense of mystique and adventure.Sue and Andrew Page, the owners of Echo Beach bought a 5 acre stretch of unspoilt beach to create a unique boutique hotel. There are now 10 individual villas combining unpretentious African architecture with state of the art technology, interior design, fixtures and fittings.Beach Villasin Unspoilt SurroundingsThe individually designed Bandas are constructed from local stone, capped with Makuti roofs .Each dwelling boasts exquisitely hand carved balconies and verandas where guests can enjoy a drink in the shade. The Bandas are completely private and not overlooked, allowing visitors to relish the unspoilt surroundings and uninterrupted views of the beautiful Indian Ocean.Beachside diningDining in the beachside restaurant, decorated with designers guild fabric, in the white and turquoise of the seashore is a highly pleasurable experience, with discreet and efficient service.With a refreshing breeze blowing in from the sea, guests can unwind and relax with a decadent cocktail in the stylish bar area, where designer fabrics are teamed with Zanzibar carved furnishings. Or wander down to the unique bar on the beach, and enjoy refreshments by the sea shore.Local Dishes & International FavouritesFor those who want to get the true taste of Zanzibar there is a wealth of fresh local food on the menu, not to mention some carefully selected International favourites.The ultimate in fresh fare, produce is purchased daily, including lobster, crab, prawns and squid straight from local fisherman who come to the beach.Relax at the Beauty SpaZanzibar is the perfect place for a complete break from the hectic life most people live nowadays. If you want professional, unobtrusive service, peace and privacy to relax, then why not try our professional beauty spa and treat yourself to a complete pampering.Tours and TransfersEcho Beach is happy to arrange transfers to and from the hotel.Whilst on your holiday why not let us arrange for you to explore the magical island taking in the legendary Spice Tour. While spices no longer dominate Zanzibar's economy as they once did, there are still numerous spice plantations in the centre of the island, which make an interesting visit.Friendly and informed guides will escort you on a walking tour of the spice farms, picking bunches of leaves, fruit and twigs from bushes and trees, inviting you to smell or taste them to guess what they are.Swimming with Dolphins is also a magical experience that will not be forgotten and can easily be arranged. The Jozani Forest Tour with the colobus monkeys that are unique to Zanzibar. These are just some of the adventures you can enjoy as well as diving, fishing and snorkelling in one of the most unspoilt areas of the world. ... more less
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Sixteen people were injured, two of them seriously, in an explosion in a congested locality near the office of Karnataka's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) here Wednesday morning, police said, suspecting a bomb blast.
Several vehicles were gutted but there was no damage to the party office in the explosion that was initially believed to be a cylinder blast.
"The explosion took place around 10.20 a.m. and investigation is on to find out whether it is caused by a bomb as a motorbike was found at the site," Bangalore Police Commissioner Raghavendra Auradkar told reporters.
The BJP office is located in the crowded residential locality of Malleshwaram in north Bangalore, about eight kilometres from the city centre.
The two seriously injured are women, one of whom has a suffered fracture in her leg, doctors at the KC General hospital, about five kilometres from the explosion site, told reporters.
"The others have suffered minor injuries with two of them complaining of loss of hearing," the doctors said.
Of the 16 injured, 11 are police personnel and five are civilians, including three women, Home Minister R. Ashoka said at the explosion site. The policemen were in the van that was gutted in the explosion.
Residents in the area told reporters that the blast shook the windowpanes of several houses.
"This act was to terrorise BJP and its workers," Ashoka said. "We have sent a report to the central government," the minister added.
Some local media houses spread unconfirmed rumours that a second blast occured in Hebbal. However Bangalore commissioner of police clarified that there was no second blast.
On the political front, RPN Singh (MoS Home) also criticised Congress spokesman Shakeel Ahmad's tweet, saying that "in matters relating to terror attacks, no political capital should be extracted".
Ahmad's tweet, which said that the BJP stood to gain political points if the blast outside the party office was confirmed to be a terror attack, has sparked a backlash on social media.
Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde refused to confirm if the bomb blast was an act of terror.
Shinde stated that he had authorised an inquiry.
Image: Elderly people walk past charred vehicles as they are taken to a safer place after an explosion in a residential neighborhood near the office of Bharatiya Janata Party in Bangalore, Wednesday, April 17, 2013. A powerful bomb exploded Wednesday near the office of a political party in Bangalore, injuring at least 16 people, police said.
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Natural gas exports no longer an American pipe dream
Two weeks ago, the U.S. Department of Energy proposed changes to its process for review of Liquefied Natural Gas export applications to non-free trade agreement countries.
Good idea, but this procedural change only further muddies the water on next steps for these applications.
The DOE action merely highlights the need for legislation to set clear rules and timelines on the DOE and streamline project approvals.
Fortunately, the House of Representatives will soon be considering the "Domestic Prosperity and Global Freedom Act,"a bipartisan-supported bill that would require the DOE to approve LNG export applications within 90 days of the end of the comment period or after the enactment of the new legislation.
This legislation reflects the significant shift in market dynamics that has occurred over the past few years. Only five years ago, there were 47 applications for LNG import terminals pending due to the major and growing shortage of domestic gas and a stagnant energy market.
Today's energy landscape stands in stark contrast; the U.S. Energy Information Agency reports that energy imports are at historic lows; and estimates show that natural gas production far outstrips domestic demand by 2035.
The U.S. is poised to become a top exporter of LNG, resulting in significant economic benefits to the nation. An updated analysis of the 2012 NERA Economic Consulting study for the Department of Energy found that LNG exports would have "net economic benefits" in every export scenario, could contribute as much as $86 billion to GDP in 2038 and potentially add up to $60 billion to U.S. trade balance.
LNG exports would also help the U.S. to strengthen global energy security amid confrontation from Russia, Iran and several other nations. Opening global markets to American natural gas would diversify our allies' options and prevent future market disruptions. By enacting policies now, we can set the standard for a more stable global market in the future.
The changing energy landscape is a reality, yet America's ability to realize the huge economic and geopolitical benefits is not guaranteed.
Some groups and companies are working hard to undermine LNG exports despite its clear benefits to the nation and our allies and trading partners. Those cynical "me first" companies argue that LNG exports will cause consumers to feel the pain in their wallets, when no credible analysis comes to any such conclusion. Opening global markets to American LNG provides certainty to the LNG market and will sustain growing demand that will drive continued investment in natural gas production.
For the sake of logic and the good of the nation, legislators should update the antiquated regulatory framework that limits American energy exports.
Jack Rafuse is a former White House energy adviser and current principal of the Rafuse Organization.
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