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So here it is. Wolcott's ramblings. SBC Kiteboard thought it was a good idea that i had a little spot all my own on the site. do they know what their getting into? i was once asked by editor John Bryja, "do you know what the shift key is for?" after he proof read one of my travel stories. i explained that i am more of a builder of foundations if you will, not finished homes. im a Photographer, what do you expect....? what should i talk about? I have been living in Indonesia for over 4 years now and have become a sort of social refugee from my home country. its kinda fun to be a stranger in a strange land. i can just pretend i don't understand what people are saying even though in my wife's estimation, i am equal to or less than a smart ass 12 year old with my indonesian language abilities. i can play the lost tourist card and act like i dont get. just sit back and laugh at all the shit the locals are saying about me, the dumb lost tourist... enough about that. you want to hear about kiteboarding. well, first off... loose the straps! i never could figure out how to ride with them anyway, better i stick to my surfing background and just go surfing with my kite... what the hell are you talking about you may ask... well... im not sure... i told you i would be rambling....we get a bit of wind here in bali for a few months but it is pretty crap compared to where i used to live in California. its pretty crap compared to anywhere thats windy enough to kite really. we are in the heart of our "windy season"..... and it has not been windy for almost 8 days now... im loosing my mind.... im sure you thought that after the first 3 or 4 sentences. so whats new? well, I came back to Bali after being in California and the British Virgin Islands and ended up in the hospital with an emergency Hernia surgery... for some reason, most likely the hospital wanting to separate me from my money, i was told i had to stay for 3 nights in the hospital to recover from what in most places is supposed to be an outpatient kinda surgery... lucky for me... i missed almost all of round 2 of the stanley cup playoffs by coming down with Dengue fever on top of the surgery. what is Dengue Fever? a fun mosquito born virus that tries to kill you.. lucky me, i was already all checked in, so why not stay a while.... i had to stay 7 nights in the hospital when all was said and done . So essentially, my kite season was almost taken from me by a faulty abdominal wall and a virus infected mini vampire bite.... some how, i recovered enough to get on the water thanks to some hernia recovery tips from Sam Medesky. and by the way, im a life long LA Kings fan and guess what! we won The Cup! im working on a few things for an upcoming issue of SBC kiteboarding. ill tell you a bit about it... 1st. im trying to track down the ever elusive Bear Karry for a feature length interview about why his hair is so red, and about music, and i think i will ask him about surfstyle kite surfing... 2nd. im putting the final touches on s story about a last minute trip i did to south west Australia with Reo Stevens, Ryland Blakeney, Kehai de Aboitiz, Brodie Adlington, and Sean Woolnough. it was a strike mission to intercept a huge swell and a great wind forecast. we had a blast 4x4ing the hell out of a couple of Jeeps and getting some amazing conditions and of course, paying way to much for shitty food. i love Australia3rd. ill be bringing you another installment of Airvolution with Ian Alldredge.if you have nothing better to do... check my facebook page out and like it.... if you like it... www.facebook.com/jasonwolcottphotographyim also roaming the randomness of twitter @wolcottphoto as well as he strands of the world wide web at www.jasonwolcottphotography.comthanks for stopping by and check back soon.
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As you crest the hill you can see whitecaps all across the lake, it must be solid 9M weather at least. Anxious, you can feel the adrenaline start to rush as you get closer and closer to the beach. The same beach you have frequented for the past seven years. It is a rather nondescript beach, but it is perfect to kite from, easy access to the water and you can kite from South-west-north wind. The best part is that it is an hour from the city so you can make it there after work. As you get to the beach you don't see a single kite in the park, strange you think. Yet there is a large group of kiters gathered in front of the park, the group is discussing the no kiteboarding sign Unfortunately this is not a fictional story, this just occurred to a kitesurfing beach north of Toronto in Georgina, Ont. The beach has been closed to kiting. To learn from this and protect your beach from being closed down here is some of the history that brought us to this point. Two years ago the local kiters started discussions with the local ward councilor for the area who was getting complaints from the residents that whenever it was windy they could not get into the park as it would be filled with kites, and that these same kiters would park everywhere in a frenzy to get to the water. The kiting community came up with some rules that we all agreed to, and ran them by the town and local ward councilor. It seemed to make sense for everyone. The rules were pretty simple. They were to keep the kites on one side of the park. Don't rig more kites than you are using. Do not lay your lines out unless you are ready to launch. And park courteously. Over the course of time the local kiters, who became known as the grumpy guys on the beach, would try to educate other kiters on the rules. They would move kites that were up against the kids' swing sets, and would gather up lines that were left laid out. We became known as the grumpy guys, as we attempted to police the rules and protect the park that is 10 minutes from our homes. In the end we failed. On a windy day, kiters would show up... park wherever they could (and get ticketed as the neighbours called the town), then blast into the park. They would ignore the rule that said use one half of the park only as locals would attempt to communicate to everyone that the beach would be closed if rules were not followed. The park which is 100 feet by 150 feet would have 40 kites on it... kites and lines everywhere! A mad rush as people trying to get their kiting fix. It seemed inevitable that the town would close us down. Behind the scenes, the local residents kept calling their councilor, who lobbied the local parks department and ultimately they were successful in getting kiting banned from this beach. A few lessons were learned here, the biggest one is that you can not assume you have rights to a beach. They can be revoked instantly. Most kiters are very reasonable, but few take the time to read rules when they reach a beach in a frenzy. What is the biggest change each of us can make when we kite? ASK ABOUT THE RULES WHEN YOU SHOW UP. As one of the grumpy kiters who tried to protect his local beach (and failed) I can tell you that I must have told the same story hundreds of times. About 50 per cent of the time kiters ignored the rules, stating that it is a public beach and I have no power to impose rules on them... after all they have just driven an hour in brutal traffic to get here, and the last thing they want is someone telling them they have to follow some rules. Contrast this with when a new kiter shows up an asks the rules. There is no confrontation, they are eager to kite, but don't want to mess up kiting for themselves or anyone else. These kiters, once the rules are explained are the same kiters that now help educate others on why the rules are there and encourage others to follow. This also eliminates any contention with the locals riders who again, tell the same story hundreds of times a weekend. These new kiters tend to be welcomed in quickly and we get back to what we all enjoy, which is kiting. None of us like rules. We love the beauty and adrenaline rush of kiting, but we need some self-imposed rules or the local residents will police us with a less than desired result. So the simple learning is ask the rules when you get to the beach, be proactive in your community and help other kiters to do the same. This way we can stop more beaches from being closed. Tell us what you think.
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VIERA, Fla. — The Nationals came to terms on 2012 contracts with 15 players who have less than three years' service time but were unable to agree on figures with closer Drew Storen and outfielder Roger Bernadina and thus "renewed" both players' contracts.
The process for signing players who have yet to reach arbitration eligibility is fairly simple. The club makes an offer, generally at or near the major-league minimum ($480,000 this season), and the player then has the right to accept or decline it.
However, if the player declines the initial offer, the club is under no obligation to increase it. The team can simply "renew" the contract, setting the players salary unilaterally.
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The 15 players who agreed to terms are: left-handers Ross Detwiler and Atahualpa Severino; right-handers Cole Kimball, Ryan Mattheus, Ryan Perry, Henry Rodriguez and Craig Stammen; catchers Wilson Ramos andRead more »
- Positively Half St. - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:25 PM
Very good. I suppose that the guys on minor league contracts are also signed, in essence, in that they agreed to the salary they would earn were they to make the team.+1/2St.
- Manassas Nats Fan - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:34 PM
Seems that Storen should be higher than the near minimum salary to me.
- SonnyG10 - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:41 PM
I think Storen should have a raise also. Hope there is no hard feelings.
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:43 PM
Ahh, old habits die hard. Presuming the club offered minimum deals to both of these guys, this is classic Lerner.
- Grandstander - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:43 PM
What's the virtue of asking for more money if the club isn't going to give it? Does it factor into arbitration hearings down the road?
- catocony - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:47 PM
No, it doesn't factor into arbitration at all. The players are basically indentured servants until they hit arbitration. They're well paid indentured servants, but still completely under the thumb of the team. So, they can ask for all they want, but they're going to get the minimum. They can either sign the contract or hold out, which doesn't happen these days.Storen's payday was his signing bonus. His next one will be when he hits his first arbitration year and gets a big pay raise for one year or signs a multi-year deal, in which case it's a really big payday.
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:51 PM
Yea, if you don't like the deals, negotiate a new contract between the MLBPA and MLB. Oh wait, they just did that.
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 7:59 PM
Bernadina thinks he deserves more than the minimum? LOL
- Sam - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:01 PM
@Anonymous 2:43 PM: And every other owner in baseball. Do you think any owner is going to offer more than they have to? Bernadina hasn't proven anything in the Major Leagues and Storen signed a lucrative deal when he was drafted.I'm pretty sure this is all semantics anyway. The team gave the player his offer (15 of whom said, "Okay, thanks!"), Storen and Bernadina said, "Can I have some more?" The team said, "Nope." And they said, "Okay, thanks!"Can't hurt to ask for more.
- The Joker - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:06 PM
President Obama only gets $ 400,000 and look at the great job he's done.
- David - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:19 PM
no politics. thanks Joker.
- The Joker - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:22 PM
President Obama only gets $ 400,000 and look at the great job he's done.
- DWS - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:34 PM
Read my lipsCheck out link top right, Zimm on Werth. Sure hope he's right. Got to love the FOTF.
- NatsLady - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:36 PM
Sorry, what link?
- Bozo - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:39 PM
Making only $ 480,000 a year, Storen and Bernandina will be forced to rent a house together in some place like Seat Pleasant, Langley Park or Landover Hills.
- Avar - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:40 PM
Agree, no politics. We get heated enough w/ just baseball.I can see Storen asking for more, he was great. But how does Bernadina justify more?Also, Mark's story doesn't say what the Nats offered either player. You are assuming they offered the minimum. From my previous analysis, it's not uncommon for teams to pay strong performers 5-7% more than the minimum. I would be surprised if they only offered Storen the minimum. My guess is $515k.If Storen has another excellent year, they might extend him to buy out some arbitration years and give him some guaranteed money. (arbitration deals generally aren't guaranteed).
- bdrube - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:43 PM
Look at it this way, Storen signed for a $1.6 million bonus and additionally will have earned over $1 million is salary after this year. That means by age 24 he will have earned more money than many people will in their whole lives. I don't begrudge him, but he's doing all right.
- DWS - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:45 PM
Zimm we're going to see a different Jayson.CSN. Top right of Marks page.
- Sunderland - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:59 PM
Hey everyone, they both got huge raises. League minimum in 2011 was $414,000. It jumped all the way to $480,000 for 2012.
- Unkyd - Mar 2, 2012 at 8:59 PM
Nothing ventured, nothing gained (as my sainted mother used to tell me, right after denying a request….)
- Feel Wood - Mar 2, 2012 at 9:14 PM
President Obama only gets $ 400,000 and look at the great job he's done.Which brings to mind the story of when Babe Ruth was holding out for a raise, and Yankee ownership pointed out that the raise he wanted would have him making more than the President did. Ruth's retort was "Well, I had a better year." Ruth got his raise.
- Tom in AR - Mar 2, 2012 at 9:29 PM
Storen is Super Two, so he goes to arbitration next year. That should produce a significant raise.
- Dan - Mar 2, 2012 at 9:33 PM
Feel Wood said:Which brings to mind the story of when Babe Ruth was holding out for a raise, and Yankee ownership pointed out that the raise he wanted would have him making more than the President did. Ruth's retort was "Well, I had a better year." Ruth got his raise.Can't resist a political comment from Canada, though it is offered much more in an interesting-how-the-world-has-changed way than in any partisan spirit. Interesting that Ruth offered his rejoinder to the Yankees just as American labor relations were about to be fundamentally transformed by the Great Depression and World War II. Now, in an increasingly low-wage service economy, we see one of the remaining beneficiaries of those transformed labor relations, union member and likely reserve outfielder Roger Bernadina, suggesting that he should be paid that much more above the salary of the individual holding down arguably the world's most important job than that to which he is already entitled. It ain't 1930 any longer.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 2, 2012 at 10:24 PM
FeelWood, one of my favorite stories, especially since the year in question was 1929.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 2, 2012 at 10:30 PM
Storen is Super Two, so he goes to arbitration next year. That should produce a significant raise.No kidding.The presumably insignificant $66,000 he just got is probably more than most readers here make in a year. Not that I'm begrudging them, I'm just saying.
- Theophilus - Mar 2, 2012 at 10:48 PM
If paying one of these guys more than the minimum doesn't get you anything more than a seat at the arbitration table in a couple of years, why on earth should you bother? (My recollection is that when they "renewed" Z'man, they gave him a few dollars more than they were required to give but less than he asked for. Am I right about that? Maybe — if my recollection is correct — they did buy some good will in that case.)
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 11:12 PM
Good will counts. They could thrwo a guy like Storen a bone. Sure he made some big bucks on his signings bonus in 2010 but these guys can blow an arm out at any time and a $25K bump for a guy is a tip of the cap in the baseball world that has value. Gotta scrape every coin they can I guess.


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OGDENSBURG The citys dwindling salt and sand reserves survived the latest snow storms, and barring a pre-New Year surprise, should last through the end of 2012.
After a fierce storm blanketed the north country this week, Department of Public Works Director Kit W. Smith said that might be due to luck more than anything else.
We dont use a lot of salt in this type of event because we tend to just grease things up and cause traction issues, he said. We use our melting accelerants after the storm. Were just trying to get through this year. Once we get to our new budget we should be able to replenish our material.
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Were already about a month behind where we would be as far as material for a normal winter, so were hoping in 2013 that things will go back to normal based on what we normally have for a Northern New York winter, he said.
Ogdensburg uses 18 trucks for snow removal. Two truck purchases, paid for by the citys fund balance, have been approved for the 2012 and 2013 budget years, but that is not enough to compensate for years of deferred replacements, Mr. Smith said.
If you dont replace some of that yearly, it all becomes old at the same time, he said. These trucks are out there working every day. We get a lot out of them.
In next years budget, the citys snow removal is maintained at $279,160, its 2012 level, as part of an effort by the City Council and staff members to minimize the property tax increase.
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Map rendering, high Mesh rendering, high Map rendering, medium Before 33 25 87 After 56 47 120
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The improvement in mesh rendering is only at high and highest settings, although we are hoping to apply it to lower settings as well-- mesh rendering is now faster on high/highest than on lowest/low/medium! The experimental cvar to turn on the mesh rendering optimization is r_gpuanim. To get the best-performance combination of low-settings map rendering and high-settings mesh rendering, you can select low settings, turn on GLSL shaders and normalmapping, and then set r_test 1 and r_gpuanim 1. In that case, the framerate on that mesh rendering test would be around 90. This awkward situation will hopefully be resolved in our code soon.


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So here it is. Wolcott's ramblings. SBC Kiteboard thought it was a good idea that i had a little spot all my own on the site. do they know what their getting into? i was once asked by editor John Bryja, "do you know what the shift key is for?" after he proof read one of my travel stories. i explained that i am more of a builder of foundations if you will, not finished homes. im a Photographer, what do you expect....? what should i talk about? I have been living in Indonesia for over 4 years now and have become a sort of social refugee from my home country. its kinda fun to be a stranger in a strange land. i can just pretend i don't understand what people are saying even though in my wife's estimation, i am equal to or less than a smart ass 12 year old with my indonesian language abilities. i can play the lost tourist card and act like i dont get. just sit back and laugh at all the shit the locals are saying about me, the dumb lost tourist... enough about that. you want to hear about kiteboarding. well, first off... loose the straps! i never could figure out how to ride with them anyway, better i stick to my surfing background and just go surfing with my kite... what the hell are you talking about you may ask... well... im not sure... i told you i would be rambling....we get a bit of wind here in bali for a few months but it is pretty crap compared to where i used to live in California. its pretty crap compared to anywhere thats windy enough to kite really. we are in the heart of our "windy season"..... and it has not been windy for almost 8 days now... im loosing my mind.... im sure you thought that after the first 3 or 4 sentences. so whats new? well, I came back to Bali after being in California and the British Virgin Islands and ended up in the hospital with an emergency Hernia surgery... for some reason, most likely the hospital wanting to separate me from my money, i was told i had to stay for 3 nights in the hospital to recover from what in most places is supposed to be an outpatient kinda surgery... lucky for me... i missed almost all of round 2 of the stanley cup playoffs by coming down with Dengue fever on top of the surgery. what is Dengue Fever? a fun mosquito born virus that tries to kill you.. lucky me, i was already all checked in, so why not stay a while.... i had to stay 7 nights in the hospital when all was said and done . So essentially, my kite season was almost taken from me by a faulty abdominal wall and a virus infected mini vampire bite.... some how, i recovered enough to get on the water thanks to some hernia recovery tips from Sam Medesky. and by the way, im a life long LA Kings fan and guess what! we won The Cup! im working on a few things for an upcoming issue of SBC kiteboarding. ill tell you a bit about it... 1st. im trying to track down the ever elusive Bear Karry for a feature length interview about why his hair is so red, and about music, and i think i will ask him about surfstyle kite surfing... 2nd. im putting the final touches on s story about a last minute trip i did to south west Australia with Reo Stevens, Ryland Blakeney, Kehai de Aboitiz, Brodie Adlington, and Sean Woolnough. it was a strike mission to intercept a huge swell and a great wind forecast. we had a blast 4x4ing the hell out of a couple of Jeeps and getting some amazing conditions and of course, paying way to much for shitty food. i love Australia3rd. ill be bringing you another installment of Airvolution with Ian Alldredge.if you have nothing better to do... check my facebook page out and like it.... if you like it... www.facebook.com/jasonwolcottphotographyim also roaming the randomness of twitter @wolcottphoto as well as he strands of the world wide web at www.jasonwolcottphotography.comthanks for stopping by and check back soon.
Arrived in Providence, Massachusetts at Midnight. Took a fast boat to Martha's Vineyard at 3am, home of the fastest sailor in the world Rob Douglas. Woke up at 6:30am "Java time", & broke 50 kts at noon! Tested new Cabrinha prototypes in south east wind of 20 to 35kts, rode for 7 hours, and dinner at 8pm! 9:30pm pool in The Douglas Man cave! Tomorrow 4am SUP training, 9 foot swell. More wind forecasted. To be continued. — Damo AKA Damien Leroy World Championships T minus 29 days!!
Bruno Sroka 2012, May 176 a.m. Have left the house at about 6 a.m. this morning and headed to Saint Quay Portrieux (Bay of St. Brieuc) for the English channel crossing by kitesurf. At about 10 a.m. was in the water warming up my muscles and getting ready to go for a final destination at bay of Plymouth. Right after departure the helicopter joined us and we have got some great footages for you to offer later on.Will post more news later on and will give you more detailed information.18 p.m. I just broke the record for crossing the English Channel by kitesurf and became the first kiteboarder that reached the Olympic Games city!! So excited and so happy at this moment!The crossing was quite a tough one. Strong and gusty winds reaching up to 25-30 knots and 3 meter waves in the middle of the channel. The hardest part was to keep my speed and have a boat following me during that section. Unfortunately the currants were going against the wind which made me work even harder. I could see the pilot of the boat making its best to keep up with me but the waves were playing with the boat as a kid with its toy. And finally the shipping tankers. Got to cross those too. As for the kite equipment I was using 13m kite and had my race board. 100 nautical miles I made it in 5hours (still needs to be confirmed by the gps)! This is fascinating, I am very happy!Never the less it feels so grateful to become a first kiteboarder that reaches the Olympic Games of 2012!! I am overwhelmed!
At the moment heading back to France…this time not by kite! Will post more news and explications tomorrow.
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Bruno Sroka Kitesurf Champion is going to kitesurf across the 100 nautical miles of English Channel and attempt to beat the world record of 5 hours 20 minutes. To mark the occasion of Kitesurfing's inclusion as an official Olympic sport in the Rio 2016 Games – Sroka will promote the sport doing what he does best – Undertaking a Serious Sporting Challenge! About Bruno – Bruno Sroka is France's number one kitesurfer. He has won the Course Racing World Cup 3 times, as well as winning the European Championship 3 times. He is the first and the only kitesurfer to cross the Cape Horn by kitesurf. He is also a philanthropist&actively promotes the Green Cross, Peace and Sport, l'UNSS, of which he is an ambassador. Contact press release: email@example.com Follow me: twitter – @brunosroka; facebook – fan athlete page bruno sroka.
Superfly Saturday February 19thSaturday the big day of the superfly! We woke up early Saturday morning and headed to Strawberry reservoir to pump up kites for the best kiteboarding demo with West Coast rep Trisha Smith. Once we got kites set up more and more people were rolling into the event and by now the wind was cranking! Its started out alittle gusty and well soon conditions diminished. We started with our skippers meeting and the plan was to get the coarse race going as our first event. We said 1pm for first possible start for the race but when we sent Jake out to test the coarse about half an hour before the start he was no where to be scene. Mother nature decided she was going to let it snow and snow it did! All riders were called off the snow and to stay near by the tents, and speakers so no one was lost. After 3 hour people were starting to get worried about Jake so Spencer, Buster and Aaron decided go on a search party for Jake on the Snowmobiles. Personally I knew Jake would be fine he's a wookie and can find his way out of anywhere! Sure enough the guys on the sleds found Jake making his way back to the event site. All were happy that Jake was back and no one else was lost in the blizzard. The event was postponed for the Saturday and pushed to Sunday due to the over welling amount of snow coming down. Saturday night was the Park City Pub Crawl! Of coarse there had to be a twist! The ladies Lauri and Lia decided to make a contest out of the event. "Best photo of the Best kiteboarding flying fish" So not only was the evening full of bar hopping and beers but now trying to get the general public to put on our flying fish tattoos! Check out all the photos on Best kiteboarding Facebook page! I personally thought I did well I used the Canadian charm to allow me to apply some tattoos to a few cute girls from a few of the bars in Park City!
Yesterday Jake, Tyler and I had an interview with Park City TV. So we hit the road and drove from Salt Lake City to Park City to meet up for an interview. We just chatted with the anchor about what snowkiting is, information about the 2011 Superfly and about kiteboarding overall. The interview went well! Check out the Vimeo online edition of it.
We woke up this morning and the wind was blowing from 44mph to 65mph so we decided to head up to Lake Creek and hit the snow and get some ridding in before the Superfly goes off. The winds were super gusty but we manage to make do and had a good 3 hour session then packed it in for the day. Tomorrow we begin the set up at the event site so we will be building the kickers and getting the sliders set up so tomorrow should be a big day!


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This modern Cape Town hotel is a landmark hotel in the heart of Cape Town, with views of the city and Table Mountain, and 3 kilometres from the V&A Waterfront; beaches are 5 kilometres away.
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Built in 1899, this hotel houses a champagne bar which extends to a garden terrace, and two restaurants; the Librisa spa offers a sauna, two pools, and a personal trainer service.
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The Belmont Mount Nelson's Oasis restaurant offers a complimentary full English buffet breakfast each morning, and also serves al fresco lunches. The Cape Colony restaurant's vaulted ceilings provide a smart setting for its South African-Asian fusion cuisine, while Planet Champagne offers an extensive champagne, cocktail, and canape menu. Librisa Spa, housed in three Victorian buildings, incorporates a sauna; there are also two heated swimming pools, two floodlit tennis courts, and a gymnasium staffed with personal trainers. The multilingual hotel staff organises day tours and excursions, allowing guests to explore the Cape Peninsula, the city centre, and Cape Winelands.
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- Number of restaurants - 2
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Guests of Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel, enjoy a complimentary full English breakfast each morning in the Oasis Restaurant.
Planet Restaurant - Open exclusively for dinner, the restaurant offers a mix of modern European dishes and traditional Cape cuisine. The menu changes frequently, however sample dishes can include Ostrich Fillet with Springbok and Pancetta Satay, and Cape Rock Lobster with Caviar Dumplings. Vegetarian options and children's menus are available, as well as an extensive wine list consisting of the finest Cape wines. Live entertainment featuring a harpist or pianist each night creates a soothing ambience in the curved dining room, with its dramatic flower arrangements, floor-to-ceiling drapes and round tables.
The Oasis Restaurant - Facing the swimming pool and lush lawns, this informal alfresco restaurant serves contemporary dishes using fresh, local ingredients, including West Coast oysters. Guests sit at wrought iron tables, under large canvas parasols. Open for breakfast, brunch and dinner.
Planet One of Cape Town's hottest nightspots, the hotel's chic champagne and cocktail bar is open until late and offers an extensive drinks menu and light snacks including caviar. Décor features low armchairs upholstered in metallic leather, a twinkling night-sky ceiling, and large gilt mirrors.
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The hotel offers 2 outdoor tennis courts, with tennis lessons available onsite. Nearby, guests can find a golf driving range and miniature golf, as well as volleyball courts, a sports center, and a bowling alley. Ecotours can be arranged. Surcharges may apply to activities.
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The Librisa Spa offers aromatherapy and hydrotherapy treatments, body wraps, facials, massage, sauna, and manicures and pedicures. Advanced reservations required for massage and spa treatments. Guests under 12 are not allowed in the spa.
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After years spent reading books of chivalry, a middle-aged Spanish gentleman (Nikolai Cherkassov) is convinced that he is the real-life knight-errant, Don Quixote de la Mancha. To this end, he commissions his battered horse Rocinante to be his steed and appoints fellow Manchegan Sancho Panza (Yuri Tolubeyev) to be his reluctant squire. Both Knight and Squire find themselves living anachronisms in 16th Century Spain, subject to constant humiliation and frequent defeat; safeguarded only by Sancho s good humour and Quixote s mad zeal.
Don Quixote, made in 1957, is the first version of the novel in colour and CinemaScope, shot on location in the Crimean region. In adapting Cervantes, Grigori Kozintsev anticipates the style of his renowned Shakespeare adaptations (Hamlet, King Lear); crafting a film of comparable visual richness and poetic wit. The legendary Nikolai Cherkassov (Alexander Nevsky, Ivan the Terrible) adds a third to his roster of iconic screen roles with his stirring performance as the Knight of the Rueful Face.


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That was so cool! I don't think I could even just walk on the thing right now, let alone dance. Wow! Good for giggles.
Very funny! I just posted that on my forum.
I love those guys! cool vid.Here is another one, "Dancing in the backyard"
Talk about a workout! Too funny!
That's HILARIOUS!! Thanks for sharing, I posted it on my blog.
OH MY WORD!!! That was HILARIOUS!!!
That was really fun. I put a link to it and to you up on my blog this morning.
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You find the coolest stuff! I linked you, of course!
that's amazing. I would have fallen too many times to count.
Just great!!!! One take? Now that's talent!
i have an urge to treadmill now. to punk. this could be dangerous. call 911 if i don't blog for a week.
That was SO funny! I needed that this morning.
I just played it again for the boys, and not only did they laugh, but Carter found it quite funny!
Hey Stephanie--it's Rachel from Choices... I'm trying to get the hang of Blogger so I can let you and Ashlee know when I read your blogs so I'm not just a lurker. :) I'll have to work more on my Blogger skills later, but just wanted to drop in and say hi!
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RYC means... Regarding Your Comment :) I finally got to watch this video. AWESOME! I can't wait to show it to Adam when he gets home!
Hubby and I watched this just yesterday. They are a Chicago band and we saw them play like 6 times before we moved from there...well, really it was before we had Sam. Funny that they're so big now.
thats totally cool! very talented!
That is so freakin' awesome! Thanks for finding and sharing!!! So cool!
Imagine the amount of time and rehersals that took!
I'm out of breath just watching this!
Oh my gosh, I love Ok Go! It certainly looks like they shot that in one take. So funny!!!!
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This month, as Coloradans select the new governor, the GOP is beginning to assess the spectacularly awful Scott McInnis campaign and ask itself: What happened? And what next?
In August 2009, long before his big lie was exposed and he threw the old guy under the bus, Scott McInnis called into a local AM radio station for what was supposed to be a friendly interview. McInnis, the five-term Colorado House representative and six-term U.S. representative who had gone to work as a lobbyist, was then still the Republican front-runner in Colorado's gubernatorial race. Anti-incumbent, anti-Obama sentiment was in the air. Statewide, Republicans were convinced conditions were perfect for reclaiming the governor's office. And McInnis had emerged as the candidate who would get it done.
The radio show was "Caplis & Silverman." Dan Caplis and Craig Silverman, both practicing attorneys, are 630 KHOW's version of Hannity & Colmes. Caplis, the red-blooded conservative, and Silverman, who's the sort of liberal that a conservative can love, could not have been more welcoming. Caplis greeted McInnis with a "Hey, brother." Silverman kicked off the interview oh-so breezily, allowing McInnis to criticize Governor Bill Ritter's "extreme" regulations while lauding his own government experience.
In the softest of ways, Silverman brought up a Denver Post article. After McInnis declined to seek reelection in 2004, the congressman's staff said he'd redirect whatever campaign funds were in reserve to a cancer-related nonprofit. According to the Post, however, McInnis gave most of the money to GOP candidates to "promote Republican ideals." Silverman broached the topic so gently that he handed the candidate a possible answer (deflection) embedded in the question: "Is this a tempest in a teapot?" "This is the first time I've ever been criticized for giving to charity," McInnis said. "And I'd be happy to, kind of, match my contributions to the community against either one of you, for example."
In the studio, Silverman's eyes widened. In response to the softball question, had McInnis really just attacked the hosts and challenged them to a charity face-off? Caplis caught Silverman's attention and used his right finger to trace "crazy" circles in the air near his headphones. Silverman continued: "Look, I didn't mean to make it personal—it's going to be a story in the paper. But when you say that you give more to charity than me or Dan—as I understand the story, this is $1.3 million that you had in a campaign war chest…It wasn't exactly your money."
McInnis fired back, escalating the tension: "What do you want me to do, Craig? Give the money to you or give it to the hospice?" The incredulous hosts looked at each other as the candidate protested: "With all due respect pal—you're a good lawyer, you're a good trial lawyer—lead 'em into the trap and shut the door. I ain't getting in your trap! I'd be happy to have you write a check today, I can give you Catholic Charities' address. Pitch in, Craig, you're a community guy!"
Caplis, the Republican, spoke up, pointing out that Silverman was doing McInnis "a favor" by quoting from an article and giving him a chance to respond. "For you to try to say," Caplis said, "I'm piling on—that's goofy…It's beneath you and it's beneath the office you're running for."
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Possibly the most theatrical and over-the-top hotel in London or anywhere else, Blakes nevertheless predates by two decades the current mania for individualist boutique hotels, and frankly outpaces them all, at least in terms of sheer eccentricity. It's hard to imagine how shocking this place must have been when its doors opened in the late seventies, densely decorated as it is in an intense East-meets-East style, stuffed to the rafters with Chinese, Japanese and Indian antiques as well as the occasional Egyptian or Venetian curio.
Somehow the design fever that has overtaken the hotel scene has failed to produce anything that can top Anouska Hempel's eye for a maximally decorated interior, and in a world where blank walls and Scandinavian modernist furnishings represent the height of fashion, Blakes delivers the antidote to minimalism. Rooms are individually themed, whether British Raj or black-lacquered Oriental, and nothing is half-baked—in fact if you're susceptible to sensory overload we can recommend something in white, like the Egyptian-themed Corfu Suite.
Antique, of course, doesn't have to mean uncomfortable—beds here are among the most sumptuous we've seen, many with canopies, and the marble baths are spacious and functional. Blakes restaurant is very much in demand, serving (no surprise) a fusion of Thai and Mediterranean cuisines; you can fight it out downstairs for a table for dinner, or just order in room service, and dine in your own private fantasyland. Either way, it's guaranteed to be a unique experience—just make sure you're ready for the unconventional. London has no shortage of more traditional hotels, and even Blakes itself has a quieter, more modest sister: the modern-Zen Hempel, just north of Hyde Park, may be the best way to ease yourself into the Anouska experience.
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I fell in love with Blakes the moment I walked in. Extravagant an lush are perhaps an underestimation of it. All the rooms are different and on two consecutive trip we tried different ones. The bar is tiny but fun and the characters you will meet! Certainly in my top 5 hotels.
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Food and beverages on private aircraft are a far cry from what you'll find on most airline flights. Bizav caterers offer an array of delectable delights—everything from smoked Scottish salmon and tamarind honey lamb kabobs to mint and cucumber gazpacho, burgers with cognac sauce and raspberry pecan chicken salad.
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A ballotine is boned and flattened poultry, stuffed with ground meat and other ingredients. The dish doesn't get any tastier than the version concocted by Bon Soirée owner/chef Derek Freeman.
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This light, airy and delicious confection is a variation of a dessert born in France in the 1600s, following the introduction of Spanish hot chocolate.
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Paella had its Western origin in Spain around the 10th century, when Moorish Muslims occupied much of the Iberian Peninsula and brought with them the cuisine of their native North Africa.
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Every ingredient in this dish–duck, blueberries and Indian wild rice–comes from local sources, said Kristen Wasyliszyn, owner and chef at Atiki's Flight Catering. Wasyliszyn lightly rubs the duck with hazelnut oil for a subtle, nutty flavor and broasts it in high heat to render the outside crisp while the inside remains tender and moist. The blueberries are reduced slowly and the chef adds drippings from the broasting pan, along with a touch of cognac.
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The Dish: Breakfast Struddle Gourmet Airfare in Detroit has reinvented the venerable apple struddle. The caterer's signature "breakfast struddle" features beaten eggs with cheese and cream and a touch of orange juice for color. To that the chef adds spicy sausage or bacon, or mixed vegetables for non-carnivores.
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Filet mignon is filet mignon, right? Not according to executive chef Salvatore Lano of the Air Culinaire kitchen in South Hackensack, N.J. His Signature Filet is center-cut choice USDA, seasoned and perfectly grilled.
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The Dish: Egg Soufflé Had enough of the same old scrambled eggs for breakfast? Consider the egg soufflé from South Florida-based caterer Silver Lining. Executive chefs Andrew Whiteman and James Donato came up with the recipe. They combine shrimp, sautéed mixed vegetables, creamy boursin cheese, a bit of nutty asiago and beaten egg with heavy cream and seasonings.
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The Dish: Sin in a Tin This perfectly named chocolate pâté, which is laced with 60-percent Belgian bittersweet chocolate, is created from an old French recipe. But it isn't the recipe that makes it special as much as the proper assembly of ingredients, said the chef. The dessert can be served plain or with fresh berries.
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Integrated Stepped Care for Unhealthy Alcohol Use in HIV
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The study is a series of 3 linked randomized clinical trials of 6 month duration, with a total of 12 month follow-up, to evaluate the effect of Integrated Stepped Care on drinking outcomes and HIV biologic markers (including VACS index) in HIV-infected patients with unhealthy alcohol use.
Condition | Intervention |
Liver Diseases, Alcoholic Alcoholism HIV Hepatitis C |
Other: Integrated Stepped Care (ISC) Other: Treatment as Usual |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Integrated Stepped Care for Unhealthy Alcohol Use in HIV |
- At risk drinking: Drinks per week [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Alcohol abuse or dependence: Drinks per week [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Moderate Alcohol + Liver Disease group: Abstinence. [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Change in biological markers as measured by the VACS index. [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 642 |
Study Start Date: | January 2013 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | January 2018 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | January 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Treatment as Usual (TAU) |
Other: Treatment as Usual
The TAU arm will receive a handout with alcohol information embedded within general health-related information (diet, exercise, smoking cessation, ART adherence) and standard care as provided by their treating physician. All patients will have access to a NIAAA informational website.
Integrated Stepped Care (ISC) |
Other: Integrated Stepped Care (ISC)
Step 1: Brief Negotiated Interview (BNI)+ booster; Step 2: Motivational Enhancement Therapy; Step 3: Addiction physician management + alcohol pharmacotherapy. |
Detailed Description:
Unhealthy alcohol use threatens the health benefits seen with antiretroviral therapy (ART) for HIV-infected (HIV+) patients. Although research has demonstrated the efficacy of brief interventions, motivational counseling, and medications to treat unhealthy alcohol use in HIV uninfected patients, there is limited research or use of these treatments in HIV+ patients. We have demonstrated that integrated treatment of addiction in HIV clinics is feasible. Stepped care algorithms can facilitate the evaluation of varying intensities of treatments for unhealthy alcohol use. The proposed study will compare onsite Integrated Stepped Care treatment (ISC) to treatment as usual (TAU) in three, linked, 6-month randomized clinical trials in 642 HIV+ patients with unhealthy alcohol use. Screened patients are randomized to ISC or TAU after determining that they meet criteria for either 1) at-risk drinking, 2) alcohol abuse or dependence or 3) moderate alcohol consumption in the presence of liver disease. ISC and TAU are tailored to the drinking category. ISC for at-risk drinkers and those with Moderate Alcohol use and Liver Disease begins with a brief intervention and is stepped up to Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) in those who meet predefined failure criteria. ISC for abuse or dependence begins with addiction physician management (APM) including alcohol pharmacotherapy if not contraindicated. APM is stepped up to include MET if predefined failure criteria are met. The study will test the hypothesis that ISC leads to decreased alcohol consumption and improved HIV biomarkers. Data analyses will be conducted on the intention to treat sample.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 21 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Be HIV-infected and receiving HIV care at one of the participating medical centers.
Meet one of the following criteria for unhealthy alcohol use:
- At-risk Drinking Study- greater than 14 drinks per week or greater than 4 drinks per occasion in men and greater than 7 drinks per week or greater than 3 drinks per occasion in women and those over 65.
- Alcohol Abuse or Dependence Study - Meet DSM-IV TR criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence, not in remission.
- Moderate Alcohol + Liver Disease Study - Report alcohol consumption in the past month, are HCV co-infected, confirmed by HCV viral load or have liver fibrosis - Fib-4 (>1.45). Do not meet criteria for at-risk drinking, alcohol abuse or dependence.
- Be able to understand English and provide informed consent.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Be acutely suicidal, or with a psychiatric condition that affects the ability to provide informed consent or participate in counseling interventions (e.g. psychotic, dementia, delusional).
- Be currently enrolled in formal treatment for alcohol (excluding self-help, e.g. Alcoholics Anonymous)
- Have medical conditions that would preclude completing or be of harm during the course of the study.
- Pregnant or nursing women or women who do not agree to use a reliable form of birth control.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01410123
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Washington DC VAMC | Recruiting |
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Principal Investigator: Roger Bedimo, MD | |
VAMC Houston | Recruiting |
Houston, Texas, United States, 77030 | |
Contact: Maria Rodriguez-Barradas, MD 713-794-8856 |
Principal Investigator: | David Fiellin, MD | Yale University | |
Study Director: | Jennifer Edelman, M.D., MHS | Yale University |
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | David Fiellin, Professor of Medicine, Investigative Medicine and Public Health, Yale University |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01410123 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | HIC1105008544, UO1AA020795 |
Study First Received: | July 28, 2011 |
Last Updated: | July 8, 2014 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Liver Diseases Liver Diseases, Alcoholic Alcohol-Induced Disorders Alcohol-Related Disorders |
Chemically-Induced Disorders Digestive System Diseases Substance-Related Disorders |
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This is the story of Joseph Rotblat, the only nuclear scientist to leave the Manhattan Project, the U.S. government's secret program to build the first atomic bomb. His was a decision based on moral grounds.
The film retraces the history of nuclear weapons, from the first test in New Mexico, to Hiroshima, where we see survivors of the first atomic attack. Branded a traitor and spy, Rotblat went from designing atomic bombs to researching the medical uses of radiation. Together with Bertrand Russell he helped create the modern peace movement, and eventually won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Featuring interviews with contemporaries of Rotblat and passionate public figures including Senator Roméo Dallaire, The Strangest Dream demonstrates the renewed threat of nuclear weapons and encourages hope through the example of morally engaged scientists and citizens.
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Don't you think that when you are root you cant do enough things already?
Phoronix, "Secure Boot Breaks Kexec, Hibernate Support On Linux" is a very misleading headline.
Implementing SB does not 'break' those things. The problem is that those features make it trivial to circumvent SB protections. It's not that these things have to be disabled for SB to 'work'; it's that if you want to have the actual protection of SB, it logically requires that those features be disabled until they are improved from a security perspective. As long as those things are enabled, an attack could circumvent the protections SB is intended to provide.
Don't you think that when you are root you cant do enough things already?
Well you know that you have usally cant use precompiled kernel modules for binary drivers? If you sign em on your own you usually store the key on the hd - easy to find in the bash history. Basically you can skip this test then when an attacker can find it. One other thing nobody mentioned, several boards can be flashed using flashrom, not all but the number is growing. You have direct access to the firmware then...
My testboard with EFI Secure Boot can be flashed (the only way how i can reset the keys i added) also my ASUS P8Z68-V - i guess all ASUS boards with 64 mbit flash work with flashrom.
Having helped with Flashrom, there's two big issues with flashing modern machines:
1. Laptops
2. Intel's Management Engine
The Management Engine is the easier of the two (which is only because there's no generic way to handle the laptop issue). Virtually every manufacturer follows Intel's recommendations on how to lockdown the permissions on the various areas of the flash chip, which involve making the ME (Management engine region) read-only, which is quite a problem because you can't be sure of a successful flash unless you can get the ME to stop itself (and you don't know if there's an ME update inside the update which needs to be applied), and you can't just overwrite the region in software.
Again, with physical access you can bypass all of these issues, but unless you're prepared to break out a soldering iron, programmer, and ready & able to make backups of your chips, you're stuck.
Laptops are hard because the BIOS usually shares space with the EC (embedded controller), which controls lots of important things like your keyboard, lighting, battery, and fans. If that goes, you'll probably have a nice brick. You need to know how to stop the EC, which requires datasheets that usually aren't available, and may be missing important info.
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At meetings I have heard the strategy of putting off the drink a day at a time in close calls.
This never seemed to work for me. I realize in my decade of drinking and slipping I never once was able to white knuckle a drink.
I have heard "you dont have to take the first drink even if you want to" .. this makes sense to me in the way of I can use the steps and tools and HP. But I heard it again the other night ... "I'll drink tomorrow if I still want to" and was puzzled. This is an old timer who was talking about her first year. I am starting to think maybe there are some alcoholics who stopped in time before they lost all power in choice of taking the first drink. I might be off base about this and I am glad they did if that is the case but maybe I need to make sure I listen more to the ones who talk of no will power against the first drink. There is kind of a question embedded in there somewhere.
Also, when it says we are without defense against the first drink. Am I clear in my understanding that i will never regain the defense? It always has to come from HP? Stepwork?
I am not trying to intellectualize the BB , just make sure I understand the proper use of will power.
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I've literally created an account, to let you know this is the 21st century and people don't want to read 14 pages of words, to get to the point. If you happened to scroll down to the comments before reading this insanely long and useless article I will sum it up.
1. Took a friend to the taping of the show, it's 1 hour on tv and idiotically he assumed it would take 1 hour to film.
2.Stunt Doubles for the chefs, He assumed that they picked the person right there on the spot, with no consideration that the other chefs might have something else to do.
So naturally the contestant told the producer who they wanted to battle ahead of time.
3. Secret Ingredient, isn't as secret as you assume, the producers have said that they give them a list of what it might be, Pork, Fish, Chicken, Beef etc etc. Allowing the for the chefs to use the most of their time, after all, have you ever prepaired 5 meals in 1 hour before with out a plan?
And that's really it, the show isn't an hour long, they use stunt doubles instead of making those chefs come in for 5 minutes, and leave if not picked, and the secret ingredient is told to them in a manner of speaking.
4. Takes 45 minutes to film each judging, so the second person going food might not taste as good thus giving it an unfair advantage. While you have a point here, what are they suppose to do, feed them every dish at once? Any real competition you have to hand your food in hot or cold, and its up to you to keep it that way.
So I hope this helped sum up this worthless article, about a guy who doesn't realize that a 1 hour tv show takes more time, than 1 hour.


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- Shower Tray Included: Yes
- Fiberglass reinforced acrylic construction with double threshold
- Durable cross-linked cast acrylic shell is extremely scratch and stain resistant, yet renewable because the color goes all the way through the material
- Non-porous surface makes cleaning and sanitizing faster and more effective
- Multi-layered backing of thick fiberglass / resin encloses wood reinforcement to prevent flexing of floor pan
- At least 30% thicker and stronger than other makes
- Pre-leveled with integral tile flange on 2 sides to facilitate installation
- Textured bottom for extra safety
- Standard 3-1/2" pre-drilled drain opening
- Overall Dimensions: 40-1/8" W x 40-1/8" L x 5-7/8" H
All Vigo shower bases offer a 2 Year Limited Warranty and all Vigo shower doors offer a Limited Lifetime Warranty
Additional Vigo Links
This Vigo item can also be referenced by the following color/finish specific model #:
- Vigo VG6061BNCL40W
Clear / Brushed Nickel - Vigo VG6061CHCL40W
Clear / Chrome - Vigo VG6061PBCL40W*
Clear / Polished Brass - Vigo VG6061BNMT40W*
Frosted / Brushed Nickel - Vigo VG6061CHMT40W*
Frosted / Chrome - Vigo VG6061PBMT40W*
Frosted / Polished Brass
*Discontinued model or finish
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