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1.0.8174 DPI computation incorrect
Geforce 6200 AGP 256MB ram
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1600x1200 resolution
Using 1.0.7676 DPI was compiuted at 112x112 which was fine and expected based on EDID:
dimensions: 1600x1200 pixels (363x272 millimeters)
resolution: 112x112 dots per inch
Using 1.0.8174, and no changes to xorg.conf:
dimensions: 1600x1200 pixels (452x318 millimeters)
resolution: 90x96 dots per inch
which resulted in poor font resolution and screen usability.
Only by adding Option "UseEdidDpi" "False" to xorg.conf would the proper screen dimensions be picked up and proper DPI computed.
According to my monitor's specs: Viewsonic P95F+ 19"
353 mm (H) x 265 mm (V) (typical)
360 mm (H) x 270 mm (V) (depends on signal timing)
The results in 1.0.7676 are very close. If I use the UseEdidDpi=false option, I get good results.
The rest of the options from xorg.conf in case you need it.
Section "Device"
Identifier "Card0"
Driver "nvidia"
VendorName "nVidia Corporation"
BoardName "GeForce 6200"
Screen 0
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Viewsonic"
Device "Card0"
Monitor "Viewsonic"
DefaultDepth 24
Option "DPMS"
Option "NvAGP" "1"
Option "NoLogo" "1"
Option "UseEDIDDpi" "FALSE"
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Please start X with -logverbose 6 and generate/attach an nvidia-bug-report.log file.
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OK. They are attached. One more thing I should mention is Monitor section:
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Viewsonic"
VendorName "Viewsonic"
ModelName "P95F+"
DisplaySize 360 270
HorizSync 30.0 - 110.0
VertRefresh 50.0 - 160.0
Option "DPMS"
Note, I force the size to this value and use this in combination with UseEdidDpi false
As you see, the driver comes very close, which is acceptable.
Using ediddpi, the following is incorrect in the file:
(II) NVIDIA(0): Computing DPI from CRT-0's EDID
(II) NVIDIA(0): width : 1280 pixels 360 mm (DPI: 90)
(II) NVIDIA(0): height : 1024 pixels 270 mm (DPI: 96)
(--) NVIDIA(0): DPI set to (90, 96); computed from "UseEdidDpi" X config option
Note, even though I use 1600x1200, this section shows it based on 1280x1024! When using the Dimensions and no ediddpi, this section shows proper information.
(II) NVIDIA(0): Virtual screen size determined to be 1600 x 1200
(**) NVIDIA(0): DPI set to (112, 112); computed from "DisplaySize" Monitor section option
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Option "UseEdidDpi" "False"
That helped here
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I'm seeing the same issue.
(II) NVIDIA(0): Virtual screen size determined to be 1280 x 1024
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I know about the UseEdidDpi. That's why I wrote the bug report. It was not necessary before. Now, as the output I provided shows, Unless it is FALSE, it will incorrectly determine the screen resolution. And, if you DO use UseEdidDpi, it's necessary to explicitly set the screen dimensions in the Monitor section.
I just reported this because my 1.0.7676 settings caused the failure I described. Surely not a showstopper.
Re: 1.0.8174 DPI computation incorrect
The handling of DPI detecting was changed from 1.0-7676 to 1.0-8174 such that "UseEdidDpi" is on by default. This was actually to fix a bug where the DPI calculation was incorrect in the majority of cases.
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Looks like the EDID size calculation needs some rework.
(II) NVIDIA(0): Virtual screen size determined to be 1600 x 1200
The EDID information is attached. (EDID can be read out with the nvidia-settings tool)
Re: 1.0.8174 DPI computation incorrect
You attached the binary EDID. Please provide the non-binary EDID, either via the tool you used to obtain the binary EDID, or by starting X with this command:
startx -- -logverbose 5
and attaching your X log.
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Bloody hell - I was just going to post about this - 1.0-8174 buggered up my fonts.
After reading up, I found a solution, but first, from xorg.log:
(WW) NVIDIA(0): No size information available in CRT-0's EDID; cannot compute
> startx -- -dpi 90
Although I don't know how to calculate the correct dpi for my system?
Re: 1.0.8174 DPI computation incorrect
Try using DISPLAYSIZE in the Monitor section. You need your monitor specs for the maximum display image size in milimeters. Then, if you turn off UseEdidDpi, X should compute the proper DPI for you. Then you can avoid using --dpi. To confirm, just type xdpyinfo | grep dimensions -A 2
dimensions: 1600x1200 pixels (363x272 millimeters)
resolution: 112x112 dots per inch
You'll get a display like this. which will show you. It's quirky that the display is measured in metric and DPI is in inches.
Re: 1.0.8174 DPI computation incorrect
Well, DPI == dots per inch, so it's expected to be imperial ;-)
Thanks for your help.... it looks like the new driver 1.0-8174 actually gets it right on my system 75dpi. I had to reset all fonts a little bigger in KDE, but when I visit this site:
The fonts in the message board are real crap. I messed at first with KDE fonts settings, but nothing worked. Setting `startx -- -dpi 85' fixes it, but then desktop fonts seem a bit blurry. 75DPI is good, though - clear as a bell. It must be that web site - but I am not convinced yet.
Again, thanks for help.
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Catholic Health Locations
Catholic Health Home Care
144 Genesee Street
2nd Floor
Buffalo, NY 14203
Mercy Hospital of Buffalo
565 Abbott Road
Buffalo, NY 14220
Mount St. Mary's Hospital
5300 Military Road
Lewiston, NY 14092
Sisters of Charity Hospital
2157 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14214
Benefits of Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is the best thing that you can do for you and your baby. Not only does it create a lifelong bond between mother and child, but it keeps you and your baby healthy.
The nutrients and antibodies in breast milk help to protect your baby and prevent disease. Breast milk is easier for your baby to digest compared to formula, and it changes as your baby grows, giving him or her just the right amount of fat, sugar, water and protein.
Because breast milk protects your baby, he or she is sick less often, resulting in fewer visits to the doctor and fewer missed days from work for mom or dad.
Women who breastfeed are able to return to their pre-pregnancy weight more quickly and have a reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes, breast cancer, ovarian cancer and postpartum depression.
For more information about the benefits of breastfeeding, download our PDF in your language:
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Breastfeeding Classes
It is recommended that moms who are planning to breastfeed learn about the process before they give birth.
Breastfeeding classes are offered at both Mercy Hospital of Buffalo and Sisters of Charity Hospital.
Under the guidance of an experienced, internationally board certified lactation consultant, our breastfeeding classes will help answer common questions and concerns that many new families experience during pregnancy. We will prepare the new family for both the initial breastfeeding experience and what to expect during the first few weeks at home.
Breastfeeding at the Hospital
Upon admission, let your doctor and nurse know that you plan to breastfeed.
The first 1-2 hours of your baby's life are the most important for breastfeeding, as the sucking instinct is strong during this period. Ask to breastfeed as soon as possible after delivery.
Many times, our labor and delivery nurses assist moms with the first breastfeeding. Every labor and delivery nurse is trained to support breastfeeding moms.
To further assist you with breastfeeding, certified lactation consultants are available daily at Mercy Hospital and Sisters of Charity Hospital. Our lactation consultants see each patient before discharge.
We recommend that breastfeeding moms keep their babies in their rooms overnight. This is called "rooming-in." When you room-in, you can feed your baby breast milk exclusively; this is especially important at night, when the hormone that makes milk (prolactin) is higher. Rooming-in is the best choice for breastfeeding success.
Lactation Consultants
Nine certified lactation consultants and three certified lactation counselors are on staff at Mercy Hospital. Not only do they teach the hospital's breastfeeding classes, but they provide guidance to new moms who are recovering in our postpartum suites.
Many of the nurses on staff are educated in providing lactation assistance. Many times, labor and delivery nurses assist moms with the first breastfeeding.
Mercy Hospital is a Mother-Baby Unit, which means that the same nurse who takes care of mom also takes care of baby. This arrangement allows for the least separation possible of mom and child. By keeping your child close, you're able to recognize feeding cues and breastfeed when your baby is hungry.
Private Rooms
Our postpartum rooms are private rooms, limited to one family. This privacy allows you to breastfeed comfortably, without distractions.
Instruction and Classes
If you require breastfeeding information or advice, speak to your nurse, and she or he will assist you or ask a lactation consultant to visit your room.
At 11 a.m., you may attend a class that covers many areas of newborn care. This class is offered daily.
At Mercy Hospital, free television services are offered to all patients. Watch the Newborn Channel for programs that discuss all aspects of newborn care.
Lactation Consultants
Seven lactation consultants are on staff at Sisters Hospital. They teach the hospital's breastfeeding classes, and they provide guidance to new moms in the ante partum, postpartum and level 3 NICU units.
They also assist patients who have been readmitted to other areas of the hospital to maintain their milk supply and answer any questions they may have.
Lactation consultants at Sisters Hospital are available 7 days a week. To speak to a lactation consultant, please call (716) 862-1939.
Many of the nurses on staff are educated in providing lactation assistance. Often labor and delivery nurses assist moms with the first breastfeeding.
Private Rooms
Our postpartum rooms are private rooms, limited to one family. This privacy allows you to breastfeed comfortably, without distractions.
If you require breastfeeding information or advice, speak to your nurse, and she or he will assist you or ask a lactation consultant to visit your room.
At Sisters Hospital, free television services are offered to all patients. Watch the Newborn Channel for programs that discuss all aspects of newborn care.
Videos can be delivered to your room if additional education is requested.
Breastfeeding Mothers' Bill of Rights
During your hospital stay, you will be provided with a bill or rights, which outlines your rights as a breastfeeding mom in a New York State hospital.
These rights include the ability to:
- Keep your baby with you at all times
- Breastfeed at any time
- Receive breastfeeding guidance
- Prevent your baby from receiving pacifiers or bottles
Please ask your nurse if you have any questions about these rights.
Click here to download the bill of rights from the New York State Department of Health website.
Visits from a Home Care Nurse
After returning home from the hospital, moms can sometimes feel overwhelmed, as their babies need more frequent feedings and visitors stop by to welcome the new family member.
Our home care nurses can make the transition from hospital to home easier, and reassure you that you can successfully breastfeed and care for your baby.
Your home care nurse will:
- Monitor your recovery by checking your blood pressure, c-section scar, or episiotomy
- Monitor your baby's health, by checking his or her weight, skin color, temperature and heart and lungs
- Observe and assist during breastfeeding, making sure that your baby is positioned properly and that you are comfortable
- Weigh your baby after a feeding and develop a feeding plan if more weight gain is needed
- Teach you how to use a breast pump
- Show you how to keep your baby safe while he or she sleeps
- Answer any questions about caring for your baby
We will contact your doctor for approval before a home care visit is scheduled.
Breastfeeding Assistance 24/7
You may contact a home care nurse at any time, day or night. A phone number will be provided to you during your first visit.
Length of a Home Care Visit
Expect your first home care visit to last 1-2 hours. At this time, your nurse will record your medical history, monitor your recovery, examine your baby and observe an entire feeding.
How to Schedule a Home Care Visit
Home Care visits are available to moms living in Erie County.
During your stay in the hospital, let your lactation nurse know that you would like a home visit from a nurse.
Within a few days after you return home from the hospital, you will be contacted by one of our staff, who will schedule your appointment. If you feel that you no longer need a home care visit, you are under no obligation to make an appointment.
If you did not request a home care visit during your hospital stay, please ask your baby's pediatrician for a referral.
Insurance Coverage
Most insurances cover 1-3 visits from a home care nurse. Prior to making an appointment, our staff will verify that our services are covered by your insurance company.
You will be notified in advance if you will be responsible for a co-pay.
Baby Café Support Group
Baby Café is a weekly drop-in center for moms who are breastfeeding and need support and guidance from certified lactation consultant nurses. You can:
- Learn about breastfeeding during your pregnancy
- Meet other moms who are breastfeeding
- Get answers to breastfeeding questions and concerns
Relax and join us for coffee, support and information facilitated by a registered nurse and certified lactation consultant.
Baby Café at Sisters
- Hours: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesdays
- Location: M. Steven Piver Center on the campus of Sisters Hospital (2121 Main Street, Buffalo) in the conference room
Baby Café at Mercy
- Hours: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays
- Location: OB/GYN Associates of WNY, 3050 Orchard Park Rd., West Seneca
More Information
No reservations are needed. If you have questions, please call (716) 862-1939.
Community Resources for Breastfeeding
|New York State Department of Health
|Education, Breastfeeding Bill of Rights
|New York State Breastfeeding Coalition
|Information about breastfeeding laws
|It's Only Natural
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Civil society groups are mounting concern over the status of the US$8.5 million placed in the escrow account at the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL). The money was generated from the sale of petroleum products donated by the Japanese government following a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
The Liberian and Japanese governments signed a MOU on March 8, 2011 but the products started arriving between August and September 2011. The sale of the products should have gone towards development initiatives.
Agreement between Liberia and Japan, dated March 8, 2011, stipulated one billion Japanese yen or US$13,205,418.72 for the purchase of 15,000 metric tons of petroleum products.
Officials at the Ministry of Commerce, speaking on condition of anonymity confirmed that US$8.5 million was placed into the escrow account of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) following the sale of the oil.
When LPRC Public Relations Department was contacted by telephone, it declined to give details, referring The NEWS to the CBL and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for detailed information.
When the Foreign Ministry was contacted, the Communications Department declined to speak on the matter, saying that the matter requires information from the proper authority.
Some members of civil society told The NEWS that they are raising the alarm based on cogent information received concerning the account. According to them, US$8.5 million may have been used on a completely different project.
On Tuesday, July 8, 2014, The National Chronicle Newspaper published a front-page story captioned: "In LPRC Alleged US$5M Presidential Chopping": Oil Money Noise!
In the story, the paper said an in-depth investigation it conducted in early 2012, vindicated President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and the Liberia Petroleum Refining Corporation (LPRC) from the blanket accusation made by the former president of the National Oil Company (NOCAL), Dr. Christopher Z. Neyor, that both President Sirleaf and the LPRC mismanaged and " chopped" US$5 million from the Japanese oil proceeds. The accusation is far from the truth, according to The Chronicle.
The Chronicle revealed that the agreement between the government of Liberia and Japan, dated March 8, 2011, stipulated 1,000,000,000(one billion) Japanese yen or US$13,205,418.72(thirteen million two hundred and five thousand four hundred eighteen United States dollars and seventy two cents) for the purchase of the petroleum products, without specifying the quantity of product to be supplied.
However, document obtained during the Chronicle investigation showed that 12, 378.54 metric tons was the actual quantity supplied by the agent hired by the Japanese government to purchase the petroleum products for and on behalf of the government of Liberia, and not 15,000 metric tons as was speculated.
According to the paper, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said 15,000 metric tons mentioned in the MOU between the Liberian and Japanese governments was a projection based on the PLATT'S price at the time of signing the exchange of notes.
The agreement was signed on March 8, 2011 but the products began arriving between August and September 2011.
However, civil society groups said based on investigation, they discovered 15,000 metric tons and not 12, 378.54 metric tons donated by Japanese government.
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(PRWEB) February 12, 2010 -- Gael Ltd. today announce a partnership opportunity in the US healthcare market as part of the continuing expansion of their global Partner Program.
The Partner Program has successfully developed partnerships around the world in taking Gael's Q-Pulse solution to markets that include aviation, healthcare and life sciences, and manufacturing and services.
Gael Ltd are the developers of Q-Pulse, an integrated management solution that supports key compliance activities such as Audit Management, Action Management, Training and Competency and Document Management, in regulatory environments that include ISO, FDA, TJC, CAP and AABB.
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Almost two years after announcing it would close a Lipitor-producing plant in Cork County, Ireland, Pfizer has officially said it will keep the plant operational. It turns out there is enough demand around the world for its off-patent cholesterol drug for the plant to remain open "for the foreseeable future."
Lipitor keeps on selling, so Pfizer will keep on producing it in Ireland
It's official: Demand for the off-patent drug Lipitor has inspired Pfizer to keep an Irish plant it had slated for closure.
Pfizer wins competition agency challenge to Lipitor sales in Australia
SINGAPORE--An Australia Federal Court justice dismissed a case brought by the nation's consumer watchdog agency, saying it failed to prove Pfizer Australia violated the law by muscling out the competition for its Lipitor (atorvastatin) anti-cholesterol drug.
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A Pfizer plant in Ireland that was slated to close last year is still running strong, as sales of blockbuster cholesterol drug Lipitor remain vibrant in some parts of the world three years after losing its U.S. patent.
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Pfizer and Ranbaxy Laboratories persuaded a U.S. judge to toss out an antitrust lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to delay generic versions of the cholesterol-fighting blockbuster Lipitor.
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3) Stir in the minced steak and mix thoroughly.
4) Stir in the chicken livers, stir and cook for few minutes.
5) Then stir in the tomato paste, wine and stock.
6) Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the crushed garlic.
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8) In a pan, cook the spaghetti in salted boiling water until tender, drain thoroughly.
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- Kaynisa
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Hyatt: Hyatt Regency Johor
You can find an amazing view olver looking the Tebrau Street and also singapore from this hotel. Magnificent view and also lovely pacilities. The bed is so comfy that you dont wanna get out of it and u wanna sleep in the entire day.
overlooking the tebrau street and singapore island.
- Wild_Orchid
- Reviews: 594
Summerset @ Rompin - Hotels: A hotel great with potential
On our recent return trip to Summmerset @ Rompin (in July 2006) we found the hotel grounds to be slightly run-down. The hotel room itself was comfortable, the service was reasonable, staff friendly, (they even put on a welcome dance when our group arrived and sent us off with a song & dance routine!) but the hotel itself is in need of maintenance and refurbishment.
This trip, I had a room on the ground floor, which stepped right out into the garden leading to the pool. In fact, I had a good view of the pool from my verandah.
The previous time I was at this hotel (in 2004), my family and I had stayed on a higher floor. The rooms on the higher floors (it is a low rise hotel) have balconies, that look out into a mass of green trees, with a glimpse of the pool. During that trip, it was the school holiday period and the entire resort was crowded with families and holiday makers from Singapore and around Malaysia. I recall that the noise from the pool sometimes carried into the room.
Upside: Very family friendly hotel.
Downside: the noise from the pool.
Be careful of the deep swimming pool: There is a small but very deep pool next to the swimming pool for scuba lessons. The swimming pool itself is very deep (more than 1.6 m or 5 feet). Be sure to keep an eye out on your kids when they are at the swimming pool. There are life guards around, but they can't be everywhere at once.
The outdoor bubbling jacuzzi located within the pool is a popular spot to relax.
Side-Trip:If you have more time, you can make it in time for a day-trip to Pulau Tioman. The Teluk Gemuk jetty to Pulau Tioman is 1 hour's drive away, and followed by a 1 hour boat ride.
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- Reviews: 463
Hoover Hotel, Kulai: Small Town Hotel
Just a TV and bathroom, with airconditioning. But the lorries passing by were heard loudly, and sleeping was n't peaceful at all.
Strange noises from the plumbing, leaky valves ?
You get what you pay for ........... lousy value anyway.
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Golden Beach Resort: Golden Beach Resort
I stayed here quite a couple of times. The room are slightly bigger than a standard hotel room. Though started to look old due to wear and tear.
The service is ok but can be a tad late sometimes. The breakfast buffet provided with the room rates was limited.
As it is quite far to the nearest town, food in hotel is considered limited and not to forget expensive. Take their shuttle bus service for RM10 per person and have your lunch and dinner in town.
Don't visit this hotel in late December to early January like I did. What a big mistake! Due to the monsoon, several of the hotel chalets' roof were ripped off and the swimming pool have to be closed due to a fallen tree swimming in it. Other than that, the hotel is great value to stay in.
- Wild_Orchid
- Reviews: 594
Summerset@Rompin Villas: Be Active or as lazy as you like
There are two types of accommodation at Summerset. This tip covers the Villas. I have another tip on the hotel, as I've stayed at both types of accommodation.
Mayfair and Chelsea Villas are quite spacious & especially suitable for families. They are 2 bedroom villas, and come with a mini-kitchen including a fridge, dining table and living room. The whole villa can sleep 4 adults and 3 kids comfortably as the sofa in the living area can be converted into a bed. There is also ASTRO (cable TV) and a safe for your valuables. There are 2 bathrooms in each villa. There are 2 entrances to each full villa, leading to each bedroom (because they are also rented out on a half-villa basis).
For a smaller family, you can take half a villa but it may not be complete. The 1/2 villa will include a bathroom, but some units have only a kitchen, while some come with only a living room, but no kitchen. (sorry, it is rather complicated to explain, but when you check- in, you should be specific when you ask the Reception what type of room you will be getting.) Do bring some extra towels for the kids because each 1/2 villa is given only two towels.
The bathrooms at the villas were spacious, with two sinks & two showers, one indoors and & one indoors. Some of the bathrooms come with a bathtub, and one outdoor shower.
The outdoor showers will be a hit with the kids.
Room rate can be either for Room Only, OR All-Inclusive- which includes all meals and sporting activities and equipment such as catamaran, kayaks, bicycles, All Terrain Vehicles and even scuba diving lessons. Please see their website for more details on this.
Unique cabaret show performed by the staff: On some nights, when there are larger groups around, the staff will sing and dance and generally do their utmost to entertain you. The kids will love it and you can join in too!
Downside: Quality of food is not that great at the hotel. Best to drive out to the nearby town of Kuala Rompin (15 km away) or stalls about 3km away for food. Service is uneven, as the staff are friendly, but a bit slow and not that efficient. So don't expect too much...:-)
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Puteri Pan Pacific Johor Bahru: Nice hotel with great service
It is a five star hotel (i think). The room is nice and the staff are really friendly and helpful.
The food is okay i guess.
You can see Singapore from your window (if you get the one that faces the straits, that is).
Remember to ask for one of the re-furbished rooms.
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Sofitel: Like a 5 star hotel but so afordable
This is a great hotel. It is located near the airport so it's great for those travelly to Johor by air.
The place is beatutiful. Looks like a a 5 star hotel but really afforable. The last time I stayed there, it cost about RM70 a night for a twin room.
The staff are friendly too. Had a lovely stay. Highly recommended.
I have added the hotel website ... but the room rate displyed is more than what i payed. Maybe it is better to call and make a resevation directly with the hotel instead of through the website.
It has the normal hotel facilities like pool and gym. There is also a spa. Cost about RM190 for a facial i think.
Oh yeah, it is a golf and country resort, so there is a golf course.
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Plays with good base and strength, and hard to bull rush off the corner. Shows ability to redirect speed rusher wide if he can get his hands on him. Hard to get around due to his size. Uses that size well to get position as a run blocker. Shows decent pop, that improves when he's going straight-ahead as a run blocker. Better athlete than most his size. Gets out to the second level fairly quickly and can dominate a linebacker out there. Shows good mean streak and will throw a defender to the ground.
Has slow feet and struggles to match up with speed on the outside. Opens up his stance too early. Gives up the quick inside move. Doesn't have a good punch and can let the defender go right by him. Gets poor hand placement as a run blocker and severely limits how much push he can get in the ground game. Not as physical a run blocker as his size merits. Whiffs on assignments when you ask to get a seal on the edge. Struggles when asked to block on the move. Spends too much time on the ground and needs to do a better job keeping his feet. Not natural and looks sloppy when asked to cut block or pull.
Gilbert was solid at Florida, but his skills don't quite translate as easily to the next level. He is a big guy that has the size you want in a run blocker, but isnt' as consistent there as you would like. His pass protection skills are iffy because of average footwork and technique. He is a guy that might be better off moving inside at the next level. His first two years, he started a combined 3 games at guard before being moved to right tackle to protect Tim Tebow's blindside as a junior. He started 14 games there. This past year, he was moved to the left side to protect the blindside of their right-handed quarterbacks. He finished the year with 11 starts at left tackle, and two at right tackle.
Gilbert might be able to handle playing right tackle in the pros. His size makes up for his slow feet because it takes a while to get around him. But with the speed he'll see at the next level, that's asking for trouble. In order for him to stay outside, he needs to become much better with his hands. And whether he can improve his hand use will make or break his NFL career. Moving him to guard should hide his flaws in pass protection and use his big body to stalemate defensive tackles more effectively. But there too, he's going to have to improve his hand use to match up there. What's really disappointing is how mediocre a run blocker he is. He can get better there, again if he improves his hands. The thing with Gilbert is most likely he'll add depth because of his potential to play both guard and tackle, but he's probably three years away from being at a point where you can expect him to compete for a more significant role. The best case scenario for him is probably something like Barry Richardson, who rode the pine for two years in Kansas City before emerging as a below average starting right tackle this past year. If he develops, he can be a decent journeyman guard like a Keydrick Vincent who is good enough to start, but not good enough to stick. But if he doesn't start making serious progress by the time his third year rolls around, he'll probably be out of the league shortly afterwards.
The Falcons would like Gilbert's mean streak and size potential as a guard. But Boudreau would have his work cut out for him trying to improve his hands to a level where he can start taking advantage of those tools to become a good run blocker. At this point, he could fill a similar niche as Garrett Reynolds, but he's a few years off before he can be expected to stick in Atlanta. He could make the practice squad in a similar manner as Jose Valdez and get two or so years of development, and then potentially stick as a reserve after that point. But it's unlikely he becomes a starter in Atlanta. The best you can hope for is a more physical, but far less athletic version of Quinn Ojinnaka here.
Unless a team has the ability to stick him on the bench and patience to develop him for two or three years, it's hard to see him being worth a draft pick. But he can get some looks in the latter half of the seventh round.
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By Daniel email@example.com There are a lot of pieces to the restoration of a community, a lot of little gestures and actions, both official and personal. One of those acts, in the story of attempts to bring down the rampant rates of drug dealing, burglary, armed robbery and gang activity along the Flint River Road corridor, occurred last week, when Glenn Dowell bought shoes for 20 children. Dowell, founder of the Youth Empowerment Project and candidate for the Board of Education District 6 seat, working with the Clayton County Police Department, gave 20 children at Williamsburg South Apartments $35 vouchers for new shoes. "We're trying to take that community back from criminals," Dowell said. "It's a beautiful place to live, but you've had drug dealers operating with impunity ... I've never seen it as bad as we have it right now, where people assume they can get away with selling drugs, breaking into homes, and even committing murder." The Flint River Road and Pointe South Parkway corridor, which stretches from Tara Boulevard to Ga. Highway 85, has consistently ranked among the most crime- and gang-ridden areas in the county, according to police statistics. Burglaries rose to epidemic rates, and two murders -- the death of 17-year-old Edward Bernard Mills, who was shot in the back on a Sunday afternoon at Williamsburg South, and the death of Gregory Foldenaur, a 52-year-old banker who was shot for his wallet in his own front yard -- shocked the community. The Clayton County Police Department responded with heavy patrols, road checks, sweeps, smaller beats and an increase in interaction with the community. Chief Jeff Turner said the area got so bad, at one point, that "kids were afraid to go outside and play." Turner said he noticed the children's shoes at a meeting of neighbors, who were concerned about crime in the neighborhood and were looking for ways to help improve the corridor. "The children's shoes," he said, "were in pretty deplorable condition." The police department wanted to do something, about the shoes, and Dowell offered to lead the effort. According to the chief, Dowell came up with the $700 to pay for the shoes. "It's building trust," Dowell said, "and we're doing it one day at a time. When we first went in there, we literally had to go from apartment to apartment to get people involved. We are building that trust and we have a long way to go, but at least we are seeing kids walk around." The apartment complex is in District 6, where Dowell is seeking to win a board of education seat. He is facing Vernetta Reeves, Mary Baker, John Askew, Mabel Swaby, William Hill and James Stanley in the July 15 Democratic Party primary. Turner said the crime rates along the corridor have dropped dramatically. Last week, there were no burglaries in the area, and in the last three weeks, there were fewer than 10 burglaries, Turner said. Gang actives, and calls for service, were also down, by about half, according to police statistics. "The community is doing their part and we're doing our part and, together, we're making a difference," Turner said. "If you go through there now, you can see kids in the playgrounds and there are no open drug deals."
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Rangers midfielder Steven Naismith broke Hearts with an injury-time winner to maintain his side's 100 per cent start to the SPL season.
Walter Smith's side looked to be heading towards their first league defeat of the campaign before two goals in the final 10 minutes turned the game around.
Hearts midfielder Rudi Skacel opened the scoring early on but Rangers substitute Kyle Lafferty, on just three minutes earlier, curled home a late free-kick to equalise.
And Rangers' perfect start continued when Naismith slammed home the winner in the fourth minute of stoppage-time.
The champions stayed top of the SPL table after Naismith, who also grabbed the midweek winner against Bursaspor in the Champions League, became the hero once again.
Nikica Jelavic - ineligible for Europe - and Vladimir Weiss both returned to the starting line-up for the lunchtime clash. Lee McCulloch and Kirk Broadfoot both dropped out of the side with hip and foot injuries respectively.
Skacel made his first start for Hearts since returning to the club last month as boss Jim Jefferies made five changes from last week's defeat against Motherwell.
Only some last-gasp home defending prevented Rangers from taking the lead early on.
An attempt from Jelavic was blocked by goalkeeper Marian Kello and fell to the feet of Steven Davis but he was denied when Ismael Bouzid cleared his shot off the line.
And it was Hearts who opened the scoring with 12 minutes gone. Kevin Kyle flicked the ball into the path of Skacel and a mix-up between Madjid Bougherra and goalkeeper Allan McGregor allowed the Czech star to bundle home.
Kenny Miller then went to ground in the box but pleas for a penalty were ignored by referee Craig Thomson.
Rangers pushed forward in search of the equaliser in a bid to haul themselves back into the game before the interval.
They were not too far away when Sasa Papac's cross was touched on by Naismith for Jelavic but an acrobatic overhead kick from the Croatian - similar to the one he scored against Dunfermline - was pushed over the crossbar by Kello.
Hearts could have doubled their advantage after the restart when Calum Elliot shrugged off David Weir and tried his luck with a shot at goal that went inches wide of the post.
At the other end Weiss was only able to produce a weak effort that was comfortably smothered by the goalkeeper as the home side defiantly clung on to their lead.
The champions threatened again when the clearance from a Weiss corner fell to the feet of Papac but his powerful volley was blocked by Kello, before Davis blasted well over after collecting a flick on from Jelavic.
With time running out for Rangers, Steven Whittaker had a go with a shot from distance that clipped team-mate Naismith but was still gathered by Kello at the near post.
Lafferty was then thrown into the action for Jelavic with 15 minutes to go, while Hearts replaced goalscorer Skacel with Ryan Stevenson.
And just four minutes later Lafferty equalised. Darren Barr was booked for hauling down Naismith 25 yards out and the Northern Irishman stepped up to dispatch a low free-kick into the back of the net.
Hearts should have restored their lead just moments later when Kyle met a cross from Craig Thomson only to squander a great chance by nodding over from six yards.
But it was Naismith who had the final say three and a half minutes into injury time when he embarked on a solo run before sending a left foot shot past Kello to snatch the points for Rangers.