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Jesse luggage instructions
Posted my rant in the garage about how much the instructions for the install of the panniers suck. Wondering if anyone has any helpful hints for the following:
1- which way does the rear support bracket get installed, tabs up or down?
2- rear spacers for the rear plate, any pictures or which of the three size bolts do I use.
Any other tips would be greatly appreciated or photos of installed racks. Whoever put these piece of sh@t directions together should be forced to read the entire IRS tax code book and the entire obamacare bill while sitting in a bathtub full of fire ants!!!!!!!!!
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Are you sorted or do you still need pictures, etc? I'm home today, can send you pictures or information if it helps.
thanks Alon- My biggest question remaining are the rear spacers and bolts to attach the rear rack again. Are the spacers big front/ small rear or vice versa? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Chip
Probably easier over the phone. PM me your number or call me at 1416-930-7405 and i can walk you through that.
Also fitted a set of Jesses to my 11 990 a couple of months ago - I thought the instructions were pretty good! Didn't have any issues fitting them.
Not with the bike right now but can post some pics on the weekend if required.
Without including any pictures, I will try to describe the correct mounting. The upper cross bar goes from one pannier rack side to the other across the top of the tail and over the area that is the location for the front bolts of the stock luggage plate. This cross bar sits on top of the two side grab handles and it's tabs are welded such that they are offset vertically - in other words, if you have placed the cross bar in place correctly, the tabs are in the "lower" position and sitting literally on top of those grab handle holes. Once that is in place (don't tighten any bolts yet), use two of the shorter aluminum spacers that look like spools - be sure to orient them the right way. You will know if they are right side up if they have the "countersink" facing upward. If what you see is a straight cut top surface, flip them over. The two longer spools go onto the rear luggage plate holes, again right on top of the end points of the original grab handles. Once all four of these spools are sitting on top, place your original luggage plate on top and use the four Jesse bolts to screw everything in place. The order of assembly is as follows:
- front (closest to the back of the seat): original grab handles, jesse cross bar, short spools and then the luggage plate
- rear: original grab handles, longer spools, luggage plate
If you've assembled this correctly, your luggage plate will end up sitting approximately one inch higher than before. It may seem odd at first but what will happen is that it will end up aligning vertically with the jesse cases, making it easier (as a large flat surface) to mount large duffers across the back for example. Also, these spools are necessary given the extra "height" that the crossbar itself creates. The spools are different height due to the thickness of that crossbar (which is why the rear spools are longer).
Does this make sense?
Also, check page 5 of the PDF in the following link - it clearly shows the positioning of the cross bar but sadly, the instructions don't provide pictures of the installed spools / spacers.
Take note however that on page 5, the picture shows the cross bar installed and all four new bolts installed - this is not what you want to do if you're going to reuse the KTM luggage plate that your bike came with. If you want to use it, follow my instructions about those spools so that your bike looks like the one on Page 5 but with the short and longer spools on top of the four grab handle bolt points, then your luggage plate on top and then finally the four bolts. In the end, that tab with the hole that is welded to the crossbar will not serve any purpose - I believe it is only ever used if you are replacing the stock KTM luggage plate with the Jesse large plate. I use my stock luggage plate with the large KTM powerparts luggage plate bolted right on top.
Here is a picture of my rear luggage plate setup:
I second that comment because I have installed the same Jesse Panniers in two different bikes and never had a problem with their instructions. First was V Strom 1000 and second my 990 A (different mounts).
Here is an image of my bike with my Panniers:

Here a more detailed view of the mount installed:

I hope this helps.
I've been following this thread because I ordered Jesse Odyssey II's for my KTM990 and they're arriving this Friday.
Jesse Luggage yesterday emailed me two .pdf's neither of which are this 5-page .pdf. That's a bit odd!
Please submit your pics as they are extremely helpful.
Thanks. Great website!
Believe me, once you have taken the time to look at your bike and lay out the jesse components, it's somewhat straight-forward with the exception of the omission of those spool spacers in the instructions. Don't forget your thread lock but don't thread lock any bolts that have self locking (nylon insert) nuts.
So the Jesse Odyssey's are installed, took about 90 minutes. Thanks to this thread, reviewing everyones input, all I had to do is to look at pictures and it went together. Looking at pictures, well that is what I do best! I'm past denial.
The provided instructions are a little confusing, but as ALONGAT states, and I paraphrase- Take your time, drink later!
Jesse Odyssey II's are exactly what I was expecting, no dents, scratches and even 4 button-head cap screws w/ fiberloc nuts left over. And surprisingly light at 15lbs? Isn't that correct 15 lbs?
CMurgel- my assembly looks identical to your pics, especially the top
luggage rack crossbar. The mismatch is identical to mine.
Installed some 3M vinyl tape #08663101 where the lock handles impact the case, quiets that right down to a soft thud. This tape is used on eurocopter b2's b3's to quiet the sliding action of each aft fuselage door. Great stuff, I used it where the crash-bars clamp around the frame as well.
Thanks to all for your valuable input.
This is a great forum!
Does anyone have the link to the Jesse Odyssey Top Box installation instructions for the KTM 990/950?
I never got an email with links to the two documents and Jesse is closed till Monday. I used the link found earlier in this post for the bags...thank you for that! But I still need the top box instructions.
I'm in full blown crisis mode here. New stuff with way too many parts to be intuitively obvious and no instructions.
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Overall, weapons drops can ve fairly difficult to see amidst all te rubble, grass, other ammo pickup etc. Why not put a small pillar of light above weapon drops like diablo 3 or Borderlands does? A small simple fix helps when i am a good distance away and i miss out on uncommons or rares because i cant see them from that far away using a sniper! Anyone agree?
SunnyZaBunny7/25/2014 10:09:03 PM PermalinkThe original drops were much smaller tiny like little ammo cases to amend this they've made encrypted engrams large green drops that glow very brightly. The regular drops are the same shape but stand higher off the ground than an ammo case. A dark environment should not prevent you from seeing these since they are literally beacons of light in the darkness.
FOBlAH7/25/2014 9:33:09 PM PermalinkAll opinions welcome! Please make your voices heard, if we can get this liked up maybe bungie will see it and give it some thought
ClkwrkCuttlfish7/25/2014 9:32:53 PM PermalinkI agree. Playing on the 360 I sometimes confuse the indoor lighting with common gear and ammo drops. Am I the only one? The small rectangular lights on stairways are about the same size and shape as ammo. And some of the floodlights look like they could be gear from a distance. Also the common gear blends in with snow making it hard to see.
IamPlutoEdited by IamPluto: 7/25/2014 9:30:28 PM PermalinkI was pretty sure they fixed this during the maintenance. It wasn't stated, but the game became a little darker and the orbs seemed much brighter. And no I didn't change my TV settings.
Rothgar7/25/2014 9:09:19 PM PermalinkI can always see my uncommon drops they're pretty bright but the white ones commonly get lost in the stacks of ammo on the ground

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Collaboration Is Not Voting By Committee
The deeply-rooted values of a collaborative culture are at the core of everything we do here at Yammer. If you don't fully believe in sharing knowledge, working together and making better decisions through collaboration, you won't fully unleash the power of a tool like Yammer. There are, however, many myths about the collaborative process and involving others in the decision-making process. Probably the worst of these myths is "voting by committee".
I've always thought of the term "voting by committee" in a negative light, I was also interested to learn how others viewed it. In the spirit of collaboration, I put the question out on Twitter asking what "voting by committee" meant to people in the business sense. Here are some answers I got:
I think it's pretty clear that this committee voted unanimously against the concept. It's viewed as a lazy way out, a method of shirking responsibility and abandoned leadership. It's also a missed opportunity for capturing a true diversity of opinion and breadth of experiences and transcending beyond what you are used to. Here are some reasons why "voting by committee" is not true collaboration.
It happens too late: One of the most important distinctions is that true collaboration starts before the inception of the thing you are collaborating on — whether it's a project or a decision to be made. True collaboration allows for "idea collision" outside of how you may usually handle whatever you are handling. Check out Where Good Ideas Come From, an iconic Ted talk by Steven Johnson:
In a collaborative environment, a project may me identified and specified by a group of people either serendipitously (through consuming "ambient information") or on purpose (through proactively searching for answers). Then, the project scope, process, timeline deliverables are defined, and you may have another set of individuals actually executing. Teams may come together ad-hoc, or be more permanent. They may self-select or be selected, or a hybrid of both. However your collaborative project is structured — or unstructured, you succeed by being able to attract the right resources at the right time, without information asymmetry. Voting by committee usually happens after some work was already done.
Information asymmetry: For collaboration to be successful, access to information has to be unfettered and fast. Everyone participating in the project at every stage should have access to the right information to make decisions. If you hoard information and cascade it downwards — as has been often the case in very hierarchical organizations — you are crippling the speed of innovation. You are also likely to add in your own biases, which cripple objectivity and outcome the project or decision at hand.
Voting by committee is too rigid: Because voting by committee usually happens at a pretty late stage of the decision-making process, you typically have a set of possible outcomes in mind — and you may even have the "right" outcome in mind. When you are voting by committee, there's typically someone who's sitting "in an ivory tower", who's defined the project, identified assumptions and most likely selected a set of outcomes to vote on. Asking people to choose from this set is the equivalent of "thinking inside the box" without being able to challenge assumptions and suggest other courses of action.
CYA is for appearances only: Because your mind is most likely made up by the time you are "voting by committee", it is usually interpreted as an action for appearance's sake. You made a decision and you are moving forward, but want to appear as if you listened to others, driven by the notion that if you ask people to participate in some way, they will feel ownership. The problem with this line of thinking is that for true buy-in, you have to involve people in a meaningful way.
It's low-friction and low-commitment. Because "voting by committee" is low-friction, the wrong group of people may self-select to participate. When it's a true collaboration, you are probably attracting people who are really passionate and / or knowledgeable about the subject matter. Voting by committee may attract people who don't care / aren't qualified, and who just want to seem busy; in reality they don't have enough skin in the game.
Compromise doesn't help anyone: Is voting by committee a compromise? Oftentimes, it can be. If you are grappling with a tough decision that's likely to upset one group of people or another, you may use "voting by committee" to mitigate negative fallout. However, as we all know, compromise leaves everyone dissatisfied and gives no one what they wanted. Instead of making everyone miserable, why not take a stand and make a decision that you believe in? Other people should help you get there via the collaboartive process; but at an impasse, it's your duty to be a leader and take on the responsiblity of making a decision and associated consequences.
Collaboration takes leadership: Being able to take a stand and make a decision is true leadership. However, it's not a "whatever I say, goes" proposition. A true leader will facilitate and tease the potential out of all the participants of the project. A true leader is comfortable with dissonance and knows how to weigh pros and cons. A true leader will never make it about a zero-sum game, but rather will find an alternative decision if the existing options don't work. A true leader knows how to connect decisions made in a collaborative project to business objectives, gain buy-in for difficult and contentious decisions without hiding behind consensus.
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Really enjoyed that, Maria. Thanks. As with most cases, true democracy doesn't work. Someone has to be in charge and make a final decision. However, it doesn't mean that decision has to be unilateral. A leader who understands the value and dynamics of collaboration is a keeper.
-Alan Berkson
Thank you for stopping by and commenting. I'm glad it struck a chord. Those are definitely great points: to lead without over-managing, helping nudge the discussion and direct resources. Understanding dynamics is definitely key.
– Maria
Enjoyed reading your blog. To often I have experienced folks in an ideation session, stuck in the triangle – hero, villain, victim positions. Thereafter, their EQ is triggered on and off and until a shift into awareness of what is happening, the unproductive session/cycle continues. Great leaders, collaboration, etc doesn't just show up in a meeting. A well being culture cultivates aligned thought leaders and engaged employees. Saving time and energy around process and into practice.
Hi Margaret, thank you for stopping by, reading and contributing. Very true — it's not about relegating a session to collaboration, it's about being collaborative all the time, in everything you do. I love that you brought up EQ; it's such an important part of the whole process.
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He had great and varied interests, particularly in the arts. John regularly attended San Francisco Opera and Symphony performances, but his seat was empty for the opening of the Symphony season on September 3. Tango dancing was his late night obsession. Toting a bag with his dancing shoes he joined many like-minded friends at Milongas held around the City.
John was also a accomplished basketball player in his younger days and was not reticent about sending critiques and suggestions to some NBA players about their style of play.
Above all else, John was a kind, gentle and learned man. He seemed at times to be shy and unassuming, but when it came time to discuss important and difficult issues of the day John was well prepared and assertive on those subjects. Many times he proved to others that their misconceptions of one matter or another were unfounded. We will miss him, his smile and his quickness of wit.
John, a bachelor, is survived by his brothers; his nephews, Paul and Rico Rolleri; his niece, Teri Rolleri; his grand-nephews, Kyle and Evan Rolleri and grand-nieces, Rachel, Gianna and Siena Rolleri. John is also survived by numerous cousins in Angels Camp and northern California.
James Anthony Lanza '66 entered into eternal rest on Dec. 21, 2014, in Phoenix, Ariz. He was 70 years old.
James was born on March 9, 1944 in Seattle, Wash., and was the eldest of eight children of Joseph and Gloria Lanza. He grew up in Seward Park and later became a standout athlete in football, baseball, and basketball at Seattle Prep. He continued on to Santa Clara University in California where he was a standout player on the football team (as a member of the "Rodents") and graduated in 1966 with a degree in business. He stayed in touch with many of his close SCU friends after he graduated.
James worked in insurance for several years, and then he met the love of his life, Gloria Ludke from Port Angeles. James and Gloria married in Port Angeles on May 20, 1972. They bought a home in Seattle and started a family in 1974. They had two sons, Mario and Dominic, and then James switched careers and became a lawyer after attending and graduating from Gonzaga Law School in Spokane in 1980.
James and his family moved to Bellevue in 1981, and he worked as a personal injury lawyer on the Eastside for more than 20 years. He relocated to Port Townsend in 2004, and spent the remainder of his life there, aside from the last few months of his life which were spent in an assisted living facility in Phoenix, Ariz., where he had moved to be closer to his son and grandchildren.
James was an active member of St. Louise Parish in Bellevue, and he was a well-respected youth football and basketball coach in Bellevue for many years. He was also a proud member of the Seattle Seafair Clowns for most of his life. But his greatest love was probably the sport of horse racing. James loved to go to the track (first Longacres, and then Emerald Downs), and he loved anything involved with horses or horse racing or teaching his sons about horse racing. He was also a great bowler, he carried a mid 200's average as a young man and he later taught his sons to be standout bowlers as well.
James will be remembered as an exceptionally sweet man who had a good heart, a successful law career, a great family, and the innate ability to find free parking anywhere in the state of Washington.
James is survived by his two sons, Mario Lanza '96 (Diana) Upland, Calif., and Dominic Lanza (Jess) of Phoenix, Ariz. He is also survived by four grandchildren, Vanessa, Nicholas, Ben, and Luke, as well as seven siblings, David, Julie, Vincent, Gina, Mary, Lisa, and Lori. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his wife of 31 years, Gloria Ludke Lanza, as well as his parents, Joseph Lanza '32 and Gloria Lanza.
Gary Donald Cummings '66, J.D. '69 passed away peacefully and quietly at 70 years of age on January 11, 2015. Gary was born in Hayward, Calif., on July 10, 1944, the son of Donald and Alice Cummings. Though born in Hayward, he was a native of Oakland and spent all of his life here. Gary is survived by his sons Michael, Matthew, and Brian; his former wife, Raewyn of New Zealand; his sister, Kathleen Jordan (Clay); his brother, Tim Cummings (Sue), as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Gary attended St. Cyril's Grammar School in Oakland and upon his 8th grade graduation, was awarded the scholarship to Bishop O'Dowd High School. At Bishop O'Dowd, he continued to excel academically and upon graduation from O'Dowd, was awarded three scholarships to three different universities. He chose to pursue his studies in political science at the University of Santa Clara on a full four-year scholarship. After graduating from the University of Santa Clara, he was awarded a three-year fellowship to the Law School at the University. He eventually received his JD degree and passed the CA bar on his first try.
During his years at Santa Clara, he became interested In the Big Brother Organization and became a Big Brother to a little boy who did not have a father. After passing the CA Bar, Gary proceeded to enter the U.S. Army as a LT. He was ultimately stationed in Germany in Military intelligence during the Vietnam Era. He advanced to the rank of Captain and was later honorably discharged in 1972 after being awarded the National Defense Service Medal. After returning from Germany, Gary was hired as a Deputy District Attorney in the DA office in Oakland, CA. He excelled in trial work and during the next 25+ years he advanced to become Senior Prosecutor.
Gary loved books and was a voracious reader. And as I remember him growing up, always had a book in his hand or was studying. But he also loved sports and played baseball and basketball along with his younger brother, Tim. When Gary became a father, he enjoyed coaching his three sons - Michael, Matthew, and Brian and all of their teammates in soccer, basketball, and baseball. Matt and Mike both told me. that Gary and their morn never missed any of their games. Gary was also an avid golfer and even played golf with our enthusiastic, elderly mother who adored golf.
William A. "Bill" Sullivan J.D. '67, age 76, died Nov. 28, 2014, at his Pasadena, Calif., home. Bill was born in the San Francisco to Marian and Harry Sullivan, and earned a bachelor's from Stanford University. After serving four years of active duty with the U.S. Air Force, he attended law school at Santa Clara University then clerked for a justice of the California Court of Appeals. Following several years in the private practice of law, he joined Lockheed in Burbank and spent 28 years in its corporate legal department, retiring in 2002. He remained in the Air Force Reserve after active duty, becoming a judge advocate, and retired as a colonel after more than 30 years of duty (with the award of the Legion of Merit). Bill volunteered in the City of Pasadena for many years, including 7 years with the Utility Advisory Commission (3 years as chair) and several years with the Pasadena Police Department. He served as foreman of the Los Angeles County Civil Grand Jury (2003-2004) and as a member of the County Economy & Efficiency Commission (2004-2005). He joined the Quality and Productivity Commission in 2006, serving as chair for 2 years (2011-2012). He also served as a temporary judge with the Los Angeles Superior Court since 2005.
He leaves his beloved wife of 15 years, Nancy; his daughter Marian Sullivan of Arlington, Virginia, and her husband John L. Corso and their two sons, Michael and John Jr; his daughter Margaret Wise of Vienna, Virginia, and her husband, Bradley and their two daughters, Lindsay and Margaret; and Nancy's daughters Susan Strong and Linda Cantey. He also leaves his brother Robert and Robert's partner Susan Betz of Morgan Hill, Calif.
Raymond John Doudell '67 was born on June 16, 1945 and died on Feb. 6, 2015 Resident of Alameda Raymond was a native of San Jose and long time resident of Alameda. He graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory 1963 and Santa Clara University 1967. Worked as a letter carrier for the US Post Office for thirty years in San Jose, Palo Alto and Alameda. Self-taught sailor who earned the US Coast Guard License of US Merchant Marine Officer: Master Rating; proud owner of the sailboat Pony for forty years; sailed several times to Hawaii in competitive races. Preceded in death by parents Raymond '43 and Dorothy Lannin Doudell. He is survived by Girlfriend Joanne Johnson, Sisters Paulette and Charlotte Doudell, brother Tim Doudell '81 (Nancy), Nieces Christine Doudell Johnson, Kelly Doudell '14 and Great-niece Audrey Johnson.
John R. Triplett J.D. '67 was born on July 11, 1934. He passed away on Sept. 12, 2014, in Los Gatos. What characterized his remarkable life was his love for his family. Born in Pierre, South Dakota, to Renold and Mildred Triplett. He had 3 sisters. Dad served proudly in the Marines. Graduated from University of Oregon, went to law school at Santa Clara University, graduated in 1967. Dad had a private law practice and then was appointed to the Superior Court and served as a Court Commissioner for over 25 years. He is survived by his wife of over 52 years, Patricia and his 3 daughters, Terry, Mary and Kate. He also had 6 grandchildren.
Daniel Conrad Harrington '68, age 68, a resident of San Jose, passed away surrounded by his loving family on February 23. Dan is survived by his devoted wife of 46 years, Patricia Ann '68, M.A. '91 (Wright) Harrington; children Jennifer Harrington (Chris Derossi), Brigid Shaheen (Rodger), Colleen Fleming (Mark), Teresa "Tracy" Partridge (Craig); grandchildren Grayson and Miranda Derossi; Coleman and Casey Shaheen; Owen, William and Maeve Fleming; and Scarlett Partridge. He is also survived by his brothers, Michael Harrington and Tim Harrington, brother-in-law Michael Wright '69 and nephew Ryan Wright '99. He was pre-deceased by his sister, Kathleen "Katie" Hosford and his parents Walter and Teresa Harrington.
Dan was born in Salinas, California and raised in Redwood City. He attended elementary school at St. Joseph School in Menlo Park. A proud graduate of Bellarmine College Preparatory (1964), Dan led the Bells to victories both on the football and baseball fields. He was inducted into the Bellarmine Athletic Hall of Fame for baseball in 1999 and was a member of the Hall of Fame 1963 football team. From Bellarmine, Dan went on to attend Santa Clara University during the heyday of Bronco baseball, where he continued to excel on the baseball field before graduating in June 1968. Dan cherished his Jesuit education and truly embodied the Jesuit philosophy of being a "Man for Others."
In September of 1968, he married Patti and they embarked on two years abroad in Germany where Dan served as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, Air Defense Artillery division and Commanding Officer of the Hawk Missile Site in Bamberg. He was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service in recognition of his outstanding leadership and dedication to duty. Upon returning to the Bay Area in 1971, Dan began a 43-year career in commercial insurance, most recently as Vice President at National Financial Partners (Thoits Insurance) where he dedicated 22 years of service.
Dan was a compassionate, faith-filled man with a quick Irish wit and an unforgettable smile. He taught us to love, to believe, and to laugh. His creative spirit shone through in his humor and his talent for writing. Dan had a way with words and he filled many a birthday card and valentine with heartfelt poems and sincere sentiments – all with beautifully perfect penmanship! Throughout his life, Dan was an active athlete, an avid San Francisco Giants fan, a car and music aficionado and a beach lover. He had a photographic memory – people, places, batting averages – he remembered it all.
Dan's family was his greatest joy. He had an adoring and unwavering devotion to Patti, his best friend and the love of his life. He patiently raised a house full of daughters, and especially loved now being Papa to his eight grandchildren. In recent years, Dan could often be found cheering on the sidelines of their games, applauding them as they performed onstage, or simply enjoying their company at home. He was his kids' biggest fan.
A dedicated husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend, Dan is deeply loved and will be greatly missed. And just as he remembered everything, we will remember him. We will carry his legacy with us every day. As his three-year old grandson so poignantly said, "Papa left his heart here."
Dan was a long-time member of St. Martin of Tours Parish in San Jose.


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The facilities are very dated. The childrens entertainment was very poor with the staff screaming down the microphones. The restaurant food has to be the worst there is with very little option of good food plus it being served in polystyrene containers is not very good. The shop could be open for longer. overall the only thing we enjoyed was the fact that it was close to Brixham.
Lovely site but feel as if facilities and children's play area could do with major uplift
Beautiful place great views
We had a brilliant time accommodation was brilliant. It was so clean and tidy. Lots of space too and this was a bronze. Kids loved the pool and pArk. Brigham only a very short drive away lots of lovely beaches near by.
We didn't see the entertainment we did our own thing.
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The only thing I would say is bring your own pillows if fussy as they aren't the best where we stayed.
I feel this park could offer so much more! We couldn't use the pool as it didn't open until we'd gone out for the day and was closed before we got back (10am - 5pm closing for a lunch break). The on site shop also didn't open until 8-8.30am, closed in the afternoon then opened for a while before closing for the day, it was also more expensive than it should be. Definitely try and get your essentials on the way into the park from a supermarket or the Spar shop in the village! There is a feeling that this park needs updating / refurbishment as the decor in the club looks dark and outdated, the caravan we were in was lovely but some of the accommodation looks tired. Also, the entertainment was terrible. We only went for about 30 mins on 2 nights of our 4 due to the lacklustre performance and awfulness of the 'entertainment team'. The first night we went the 2 girls constantly made jokes between them and could not muster enough energy to properly try and interact with the small audience, the 2nd night we went we had one drink in the bar area while waiting for our take away chips. I must say they tasted quite nice although extremely greasy. The mini golf can hardly be called that at all it s in such need of repair/refurbishment. Whether all of th above factors are due to the fact it was out of main season (mid-may, week before 1/2 term) I'm not sure, if it was then it should be actively promoted that the shop and pool are rarely open!
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Caravan not the best we've had bed uncomfortable seating area unonfortale shower was a bit cramped
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The location and surroundings were beautiful especially if you have a dog as we did. Stunning scenery magnificent views down at St Mary's bay which is close by . Plenty of places to visit all within short drive away - we went to Torquay , Paignton , Brixham harbour and trago mills. On way home visited West Bay Bridport of Broadchurch fame
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Floral Beehive Wreath
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This great summer beehive wreath will look great hanging on your door. It's a quick and easy DIY craft anyone would love to have in their home. Don't worry, these bees won't sting...but they will create quite a buzz around your home! Embellished with lovely bright yellow flowers, this stunning summer wreath is great for hanging both indoors and out, and is a fun and festive way to liven up your hive!
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- Paper cord, natural
- 5 yellow silk zinnias
- 18-20 silk leaves
- White paper
- Toothpicks
- Paintbrushes: No. 8 shader and No. 1 pointed round
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- Thick white craft glue or low temperature glue gun and glue sticks
- Using serrated knife, slice 1" from wide end of foam egg. (HINT: For smoother cuts, wax the knife blade with an old candle.) To cover egg with paper cord, use the needle-nose pliers to bend one end of paper cord into a small spiral; glue spiral to top of egg. Continue winding and gluing cord until egg is covered.
- Insert a toothpick into each foam ball to use as a handle while painting. Paint balls yellow; let dry. Paint eyes and black stripes using No.1 brush. Cut five toothpicks in half and paint black; insert pick in nose of each bee. Cut wings from white paper; glue to bees. Paint six toothpicks green; insert and glue to underside of six bees (these are the bees that will be added to the wreath; the remaining four bees will be glued to the hive).
- Glue hive to inside of wreath. Cover wreath with Spanish moss. Referring to photo, glue zinnias and silk leaves to wreath. Fill in with additional dried materials. Dip ends of six green toothpicks into glue; insert bees in wreath. Glue remaining four bees to hive.
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Sept. 27 - NAS Kingsville student pilot ejects from T-45 two miles north of Kleberg County Airport during training mission. Pilot suffers minor cuts, bruises.
Jan. 27, 2006: A T-34C Turbo Mentor training plane from Naval Air Station Corpus Christi crashes in a field off Yorktown Boulevard, between Linda Lee Road and Madison Street; pilot and student die.
Jan. 12, 2006: A T-34C Turbo Mentor training plane from NAS Corpus Christi makes an emergency landing near Oso Creek; pilot, student uninjured.
Oct. 31, 2005: A T-45 Goshawk from Naval Air Station Kingsville crashes on King Ranch property; two pilots suffer minor injuries.
May 11, 2005: An NAS Kingsville T-45 Goshawk training jet crashes during a training mission northwest of base: pilot suffers minor injuries.
Feb. 21, 2001: A T-45A Goshawk training jet from NAS Kingsville crashes in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Jacksonville, Fla.; two die.
Aug. 10, 2000: A Navy MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopter crashes into the Gulf of Mexico off Padre Island; four die, two injured.
March 19, 2000: An Air Force F-16 jet crashes at NAS Kingsville, ending a recreational air show; pilot dies.
April 15, 1997: A T-45 crashes in a pasture south of NAS Kingsville; pilot uninjured.
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'Who's the IRS?' Spanish former day trader about to find out
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When Marcos Esparza Bofill got a tax bill from the Internal Revenue Service for more than $172 million, he asked a friend, "Who's the IRS?" He'd spent more than a year working as a day trader in New York. Yet, he never heard about a little ritual we call: paying income tax.
Known to friends as Esparza, in 2006 he emigrated from Barcelona, Spain, when he was in his late twenties. He started with $20,000 and ended up having to borrow money just to pay the rent on his walk-up apartment in a Manhattan neighborhood known as Alphabet City.
Over a year later, Esparza gave up and returned to Spain broke. Unfortunately for him, the IRS had tracked every trade he made. When no tax return was filed, the tax agency assumed he'd made 100 percent profit – in this case, a profit of $500 million – and they sent him a bill for $172,101,056.
Esparza already was back in Spain when the tax lien notice was mailed to his former residence. So his friend, Adam Baruchowitz of Brooklyn, broke the news. That's when Esparza asked the question, "Who's the IRS?"
"He definitely wasn't a $500 million-a-year earner. He lives a very modest life. So just to think that all of a sudden he owes $172million is pretty ridiculous," an unidentified friend told the New York Daily News. The friend, who described Esparza as a garage musician, added, "He doesn't know what's going on, ya know. Like, he's not an American native."
So, does that get him off the hook?
Marc Albaum, a CPA practicing in Manhattan, did not seem surprised this happened. He told the Daily News, "If you don't file, the IRS assumes that you have 100 percent profit; basically it's as if you bought the stock at no cost. Now, the remedy for this is simply to file. He could wipe out anything he owes."
What does Esparza, now 32 years old, have to say? He's not worried. After discovering that he can now Google his name and find he's suddenly a hot topic, he said the incident has brought him fame. On Facebook he describes himself in Spanish this way: I'm a fugitive. Catch me if you can.
"It's all a mistake," Esparza told the Daily News. "I only have to fill [out] the correct forms and everything will be solved. I do have people taking care of this."
Chances are he will not end up paying much if anything. But, it still might have been a bit brazen to let himself be photographed for the newspapers giving the IRS the finger. All of this might have been a mistake, but it was his mistake, not the fed's.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Kids learned Friday how to kick the flu, kung fu-style.
More than 500 third-, fourth- and fifth-graders from Menger and Allen Elementary schools got a lesson in healthy habits and some cool kung fu-like moves from Flu Fighters. The program featured two martial artists who showed children how to protect against the flu.
The children learned to stay home 24 hours after a fever goes away, get a flu shot, wash hands frequently and cover a cough or sneeze.
The Flu Fighters taught them a sneeze can travel 90 mph and carry as many as 1 million germs.
They watched a slow motion video of a sneeze with mucus coming out of a man's nose and mouth — in ultraviolet light.
The bilingual program, which is touring about 30 elementary schools in the state through Feb. 5, offers information to children during peak flu season from January to February.
The hope is that the children will take the information home and tell their families what they learned, said Flu Fighter Terrell Shaw.
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Gambia Holidays
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Gambia is perfect for sun lovers, with 30 miles of soft sand beaches and a tropical climate, temperatures around 80F all year and warm, friendly people. The Gambia is on western coast of Africa, Less than 20 miles wide but over 300 miles long; it is strip of land along the Gambia River. The capital, Banjul, is at the Atlantic end of the country, at the mouth of the Gambia River. Gambia resorts and Gambia International Airport are also located in this area.
A gentle introduction to Africa
In some respects, Gambia is a gentle introduction to Africa. It is possible to take a boat trip up the Gambia River with thick forest on both sides, monkeys in the trees and a variety of birdlife on the shores. Holidays here are popular all year but winter is when most visitors from the UK arrive. In the Gambia, beaches are of soft sand with the odd rocky outcrop and palm trees.
Sun, sea and sand with a little nightlife
A break in Gambia is for those seeking sun, sea and sand with a little nightlife. The Gambia is also a popular destination for those wishing to experience bird watching. Hotel standards have improved considerably over the last few years and a few are now of international standard. Most Hotel accommodation is on or near the coast in the resorts of Cape Point, Kotu and Kololi. Prices are cheap in the Gambia compared with the UK. Fresh fish and seafood are particularly good value.
Gambia Weather
Gambia weather is considered among the best in West Africa: sunny days, sub-tropical high temperatures and romantic balmy nights. One look at our temperature and sunshine chart will show why this charming south West African country is so popular with serious sunbathers and beach connoisseurs. Most visitors will spend their holidays on the fabulous beaches of resorts like Bijilo, Cape Point, Kololi and Kotu. Fortunately temperatures are lower along the coast than in the interior. High temperatures in popular resorts like Banjul and Kombo are pleasantly cooled by the Atlantic.
Gambia All Inclusive Holidays
All inclusive packages to Gambia will include flights, transfers and quality accommodation located in peaceful surroundings. All accommodation will have clean, simple and bright rooms with basic facilities and a beautiful pool area where you can relax and unwind. All inclusive resorts will have a good restaurant serving a variety of tasty dishes and a bar area where you can enjoy the evening entertainment. Check out our last minute deals and if you're looking to indulge yourself on your romantic holiday be sure to check out our 4 and 5 star packages which including rooms with stunning sea views, spa treatments and a wider range of leisure facilities.
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Tim Tebow was in Winter Park, FL Thursday where he agreed to serve a one-year appointment on the Gator Boosters board. Tebow spoke for an hour about Florida football and facing current University of Florida coach Will Muschamp when he was defensive coordinator for Auburn back in 2007. But when asked about what other NFL players thought about the Florida Gators, Tebow had a rather entertaining story to tell regarding Brady Quinn. So many guys come up to me and say, 'What's it like to be at the University of Florida? What's it like to be a Gator?' The first thing I think of is, 'Wouldn't you like to know.' … I had a teammate at Denver who played the same position as me and he went to the University of Notre Dame. He would brag about his university, how great it was. Most of us in the locker room were like, 'C'mon, we all had opportunities. We chose not to go there.' … But he talked so much about his university that it became easy. I'd say, 'Your whole team had one guy who ran u
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A Song of Sadness
China, September 21, 2007
Mahai Azhi's soft smile belies the tragedies she's endured in her young life. She was orphaned several years ago when both parents were taken to prison for selling heroin. Her father has since passed away; her mother remains in jail. Mahai and her younger brother went to live with their grandmother, until she too passed away.
Mahai's third home was with a widowed aunt. She and her brother lived and worked there until, in the autumn of 2006, staff from Mercy Corps' Project GLOW visited their village and told Mahai about the girls school in Zhuhe Township.
Project GLOW has offered Mahai something she could never quite trust in the places she's stayed: stability and a place to call home. She attends school for free (her brother attends another local school), taking classes like math and language from teachers who are ethnic Yi, like she is. She lives in a dormitory room with seven other girls.
"The girls have become sisters to me," Mahai says thoughtfully. "I've never felt as welcome as I do here."
Mahai is doing well in classes. She's particularly excelling in one of the traditional crafts of the Yi people.
"I like to do embroidery the best," she says. "It's the handicraft of my people. I feel good when I weave together threads of black, red and yellow."
But, despite her new surroundings and the opportunities that school has given her, Mahai still misses her parents — particularly her mother. She took time during a visit to sing a heartfelt song in Yi called "Grief Mother," which describes the feelings of a young girl missing her mother at night.
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