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Laid-back luxury hotel with a 1940s Art Deco vibe
The Royal Palm Hotel is a recognizable name to long-time Miami residents. It's been a landmark property on Collins Avenue for over 70 years and was the first luxury hotel in the city (originally located downtown). In 2012, it was fully renovated and reopened as a James-brand hotel, with many of the original Art Deco elements -- terrazzo floors, reception desk, and porthole windows -- remaining intact. In 2015, the property was sold and became part of the Luxury Collection from Starwood.
From the beach to the pools to the stylish lobby area, the property has plenty of great spots to lounge during the day. In the evenings, guests can dine at one of two restaurants, Catch or Florida Cookery. Two bars and a posh nightclub are also open well into the night.
In the center of it all
The hotel is located on posh, upper Collins Avenue, in the center of Miami's Art Deco Historic District. The area is packed in every direction with dozens of bars, restaurants, and attractions, all within easy walking distance.
To the north are popular, high-end nightclubs at hotels such as The Perry or Fontainebleau, along with some of Miami's most exclusive clubs, such as Mokai. To the south, things get less exclusive and more populist along the famed Ocean Drive, with its busy boardwalk, outdoor bars and cafes, and more affordable boutique hotels.
Stylish, modern rooms with inconsistent views
The hotel's 390 rooms have high-end contemporary decor in ocean-inspired shades of green, blue, and brown. All come with sleek, intricately tiled bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, fully loaded minibars, and one-of-a-kind "day paintings" made by professional artists in under one hour. Views from the full oceanfront rooms are impressive, but most rooms only have partial ocean views or downtown views overlooking Biscayne Bay. A few of the larger room-types -- Lofts, Apartments, and Penthouse Loft Suites -- have private balconies, but they are tiny.
The different room types vary mainly by square footage. The smallest rooms are Guestrooms, which have a variety of bed combinations, and Studio Suites, which feature king-size beds. Lofts are the next size up, followed by Apartments, which are available with one or two bedrooms.
For large groups, guestrooms with two double beds can fit four people, and Two-Bedroom Apartments can accommodate up to six people.
A decent luxury pick for families, the hotel features a kids' program and children's menus in two restaurants.
The hotel has a 24-hour playroom and a beach area with toys, but offers no adult supervision or babysitting services. Xboxes, Wiis, PlayStation 3s, and DVD players are also available at the front desk, free of charge.
Double Double Guest rooms and Two-Bedroom Apartments are great for families, sleeping four and six people, respectively. Both hotel restaurants also have kids' menus.
With no kiddy pool or babysitting services, The Royal Palm, Miami-South Beach isn't one of the top family-friendly hotels in Miami. Those looking for a more kid-friendly environment should check out Loews Miami Beach Hotel, located just up the street.
Two restaurants and a coffee shop on-site
The hotel's signature restaurant, Florida Cookery, has indoor and outdoor seating on the second floor, next to the terrace-level pool. It specializes in regional Florida fare, and the menu includes a number of unique dishes, such as frog legs, lychee-roasted quail, and mango pie. Florida Cookery also serves finger foods and drinks at the beach and pool. It's open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
A seafood and sushi restaurant, Catch, is open for dinner only. Whole fried snapper, Cantonese-style lobster, and crispy rice cakes are a few of its specialties. The 2007 winner of Top Chef, Hung Huynh, is the restaurant's executive chef.
It's impossible not to notice the lime green, Art Deco-style coffee bar in the hotel lobby. This cute café used to be the Royal Palm's front desk back in the 1940s. Coffee drinks and fresh-baked pastries are served here daily.
Room service is available 24 hours a day from Florida Cookery.
With orange umbrellas and walkways made out of sand, The Royal Palm makes its stretch of public beach feel exclusive.
The hotel sits right on the beach, which is easily accessed by walking past the first-floor pool area. The beach is part of a huge, busy stretch of public Miami Beach, but The Royal Palm does its best to make its sand feel exclusive.
Beach snacks and beverages are available from the poolside restaurant, Florida Cookery, or the pool bar. Guests can also receive a free welcome basket with aloe, fresh fruit, and two bottles of water to enjoy at their lounge chair.
Umbrellas and chairs are available for free, but shaded cabana beds cost extra. Paddleboards, boogie boards, and bicycles are also available (the cost is covered by the daily beach fee). The sand is soft and generally clean, with the exception of some dried kelp and seaweed at the waterline.
Two hotel pools with food and bar service
The hotel has a terrace swimming pool and a larger, beach-level pool. Food and drinks are available poolside from Florida Cookery and the pool bar, and an attendant provides every guest with a welcome basket of aloe, fresh fruit, and two bottles of water.
24-hour gym with personal training and fitness classes
Extensive range of treatments at Renew Spa
The treatments at Renew Spa don't come cheap -- the most basic massages are well over $100. Still, there are some unusual treatments at The Royal Palm that aren't easy to come by, such as "Power Animal Discovery," "Vitamin Drip Treatment," and "Mindful Waves," which monitors brainwaves while displaying inspirational imagery.
With three hotel bars and a nightclub, guests won't go thirsty
Between the lobby bar, pool bar, rum bar, and swanky SL nightclub, there's plenty to drink at The Royal Palm. As at most places in South Beach, the alcoholic drinks are on the pricey side.
In the evenings the Lobby Lounge transforms into a bar specializing in designer cocktails made from fresh fruit and herbs. The bar also serves beer, wine, and snacks from Florida Cookery.
South Shore is a casual, guests-only, rum bar in the back of the hotel. It has a lounge area, foosball table, and cigars that guests are welcome to smoke in a nearby sitting area. It specializes in rum punch and rum-based cocktails. Over 120 different rums are available at South Shore and, supposedly, five of the brands can't be found anywhere else in the United States.
SL Miami is a dimly lit, New York-inspired nightclub where DJs provide the entertainment. Despite walls of colorful, pulsating lights, SL is more of a lounge bar than a dance club.
The seafood restaurant, Catch, also has its own bar downstairs.
For those who prefer to drink privately, every guest room is equipped with bar supplies for mixing cocktails, plus a guidebook with over 200 recipes. If guests don't want to break the bank by opening four different liquor bottles to make one drink, room service will deliver pre-measured liquors and ingredients upon request. In-room mixology lessons are also available.
The lime green, Art Deco-style coffee bar in the hotel lobby specializes in pour over coffee (aka hand drip coffee). Proponents say this method -- using a funnel -- makes tastier coffee. Other coffee drinks and fresh-baked pastries are also served here.
Free filtered water is delivered to guest rooms daily in a glass carafe. Standard minibar drinks, tea, and instant coffee are also in every room.
Business center, gift shop, and 24-hour room service
Large ballroom, boardrooms, and outdoor meeting spaces
The Royal Palm was Miami's first luxury hotel.
The Royal Palm Hotel was built in 1897 by railroad entrepreneur Henry Flagler (who also built The Breakers hotel in West Palm Beach). The original hotel was located in downtown Miami and was supposedly the first luxury hotel in the city, featuring the city's first electric lights, elevator, and swimming pool.
The Royal Palm relocated to its current South Beach address in 1939 and was built in the Art Deco style popular at the time. The James took it over and began a much-needed renovation in 2011. Many of the original Art Deco elements in the lobby have been preserved, including porthole-shaped windows, terrazzo flooring, and the reception desk, which is now a coffee bar.
The James Royal Palm had its grand opening in late 2012, but was sold again in 2015 and became a luxury Starwood property.
Basic ADA services, plus extra handicap rooms and pool accessibility
This beautifully restored, 390-room beachfront property is a modern reincarnation of Miami's first luxury hotel -- The Royal Palm. Highlights at The Royal Palm, Miami-South Beach (formerly The James Royal Palm) include two swimming pools, two restaurants, three bars, a nightclub, a full-service spa, stylish rooms, and a great address on swank Collins Avenue. The rooms are modern and sophisticated, with well-stocked minibars and original paintings by local artists. Guests have to pay a daily "beach fee," but they get a lot in return, including free bikes, paddleboards, umbrellas, beach chairs, and fitness classes.
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Finally, All the Brach Jelly Nougats You Can Eat
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Finally, All the Brach Jelly Nougats You Can Eat
Unfortunately for jelly nougat lovers, these irresistible Brach candies are usually sold as part of a candy mix, which means you never get as many as you would really like. Until now, that is. Each generous bag contains nothing other than these individually wrapped chewy treats. Each piece is made of creamy white nougat and is chock-full of fruit-flavored jelly bits. 1 lb. bag.
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I have always been inspired by the sketches and watercolors of explorers, cartographers and scientists who lived before the invention of photography. I have tried bringing watercolors myself, but didn't end up using them, since they ended up buried deep in the pack. I assume that those old-timers must have developed efficient, lightweight methodologies for bringing their art supplies on extended trips where weight, space and ease of access were of major concern and I assume that some of that knowledge is still around. I hope some of you who have a lot of experience creating art in the great outdoors could share what materials to take on the trail, how to carry them so one actually uses that stuff, and techniques for making art when easels and straight table-surfaces are hundreds of miles away.
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Welcome to the California State University, Dominguez Hills Department of Theatre & Dance, part of the new Division of Performing and Digital Arts. The Theatre & Dance program helps to guide its students toward creativity in their artistic and technical endeavors as well as heightening their theatrical sensibilities.
Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre (NAST), our department participates regularly in the American College Theatre Festival. We are members of both the California Educational Theatre Association (CETA) and the Southern California Educational Theatre Association (SCETA). Moreover, our actors vie each year for national recognition by auditioning for both the University/Resident Theatre Association (U/RTA) and the League of Professional Theatres (LORT).
Many of our Theatre & Dance graduates become actors, directors and producers in Theatre, Television and Film. Considering that CSU, Dominguez Hills is no more than 10-15 miles away from Hollywood, it is certainly no surprise that our students would be engaging in acting roles even as they work toward their Bachelor's degree. Fortunately, the Theatre & Dance department is highly thought of in entertainment circles and we continually receive requests from agents and studios for the services of our students.
The university at Dominguez Hills is one of the 22 California State University campuses, and offers an attractive park-like, friendly atmosphere. Located in Carson, California, minutes away from downtown Los Angeles and South Bay beaches, the campus offers its own life, and recently became the home of the L.A. Galaxy at the Home Depot Center. Dominguez is known for its generally small classes, affording students the benefits of individual attention from faculty. CSUDH is also the most diverse campus in the West, which includes not only Asian/Pacific, Hispanic and African-American students, but also 62% women and strong attendance by older students. With its up-to-date facilities, excellent faculty and staff, accessible parking and close proximity to freeways and airports,
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So this morning I was up early, searching for a new recipe to try. Don't you hate when you know you saw one you wanted to try but just can't remember where? Well, after about an hour I found it. I made a few modifications to the recipe. Adding 1 tablespoon of vanilla and substituting dried cranberries for the dried cherries.
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The Yadkin County Sheriff's Office on Oct. 25 received a report of a breaking and entering at a residence on Old Highway 421 West in Yadkinville.
During the break-in a dog was taken, according to a sheriff's office release.
After an investigation, detectives charged Thomas Lee Ore, 34, of Yadkinville with one count of felony breaking and entering and one count of felony larceny of a dog, according to the release.
Ore was placed in the Yadkin County Jail under a $5,000 secured bond.
On Nov. 6, Ore was also charged by detectives with the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office, in a related case, with one count of felony obtaining property by false pretense. He was given an additional $2,500 secured bond.
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When I applied it it slid on easily and effortless and my lips were a vampish purpley pink shade that really complimented my skin tone.
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Prepare nutritious and simple dishes for your child with the Béaba Kid Cook Book. Written by Virginie Michelin, a food stylist for top French chefs, cook book author and full-time mother of three, the Kid Cook Book contains 25 recipes that creatively encourage your child to eat their fruits and vegetables. This 64 page, full-color cook book is designed specifically for use with the Babycook and is a great recipe resource for those who like to cook and want to prepare healthy and nutritious meals for their toddler-aged and older children. Chapters include: Yummy Sauces! Yummy Vegetables! and Yummy Fruits! and feature recipes for: Omelet Lego, Carrot's Cube, Polar Cherry Soup, Bananamania and much more. These recipes are sure to encourage kids to eat their 5 servings of fruit and vegetables every day!
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ATLANTA Keith Appling scored 19 points, including a brilliant drive with 13.5 seconds left, and No. 21 Michigan State rebounded from a season-opening loss with a 67-64 upset of No. 7 Kansas on Tuesday night.
The Jayhawks (1-1) led 59-54 with 5 minutes remaining, showing signs of taking control in a game that was tight all the way. But Michigan State (1-1) rebounded behind its brilliant guards.
Freshman Gary Harris scored 18 points, including back-to-back baskets that sparked an 8-0 run. Down the stretch, it was all Appling.
He confused the Kansas defense playing off a screen, winding up with an open 3-pointer with 1:35 remaining that pushed Michigan State to a 65-61 lead. Ben McLemore converted a three-point play, but Travis Releford missed a potential tying 3 at the buzzer.
Elijah Johnson led Kansas with 16 points.
Kansas center Jeff Withey, who played so well in last seasons NCAA tournament, wasnt much of a factor. He was held to eight points and seven rebounds, along with four turnovers.
No. 5 Michigan 77, Cleveland State 47
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Tim Hardaway Jr. had 17 points and six rebounds, and Michigan advanced to the semifinals of the NIT Season Tip-Off with a victory over Cleveland State.
It was the third straight victory by at least 30 points for the Wolverines (3-0), who shot 51 percent against a Cleveland State (2-1) team coming off an overtime win the day before.
Nik Stauskas scored 15 points, and Trey Burke added 12 points and seven assists for Michigan, which broke off a 29-5 run to finish the first half for a 42-14 lead at the break.
Anton Grady led the Vikings with 15 points.
Michigan was 25 of 40 from 3-point range in its first two games but only 9 of 24 Tuesday.
No. 14 Missouri 91, Alcorn 54
COLUMBIA, Mo. Phil Pressey scored 21 points and Laurence Bowers added 14 all in the second half to help Missouri rout Alcorn State.
After a rough first half, the Tigers (2-0) pulled away from the Braves. Missouri made just nine of its 39 attempts before the break and held a seven-point halftime advantage thanks to Presseys deep 3-pointer with three seconds left.
Bowers hit three 3-pointers in the second half to help Missouri take command. The Tigers used an 18-3 run after the half to blow the game open.
LeAntwan Luckett scored 14 points and Anthony Nieves added 13 for Alcorn State (1-1).
No. 23 Connecticut 67, Vermont 49
STORRS, Conn. Shabazz Napier scored 13 points and freshman Omar Calhoun added 12 to lead Connecticut over Vermont.
Holy Cross transfer R.J. Evans added 11 points and Tyler Olander had nine points and nine rebounds for UConn (2-0), which was playing its home opener after returning from Germany and an upset win over Michigan State last Friday in the Armed Forces Classic.
Luke Apfeld led Vermont (1-1) with nine points.
UConns smothering defense made the difference in this one. The Huskies held Vermont to 30 percent shooting and just 15 baskets after limiting the Spartans to 37.5 percent on Friday.
No. 24 Cincinnati 102, MVSU 60
CINCINNATI Sean Kilpatrick scored 20 points and Cheikh Mbodj had four of Cincinnatis seven blocks to help lead the Bearcats over Mississippi Valley State.
The Bearcats (2-0) took control with a 23-4 run in the first half that featured a pair of 3-pointers by Cashmere Wright. The point guard had all of his 11 points in the take-control half.
JaQuon Parker added 13 points for the Bearcats, who shot 53.7 percent and dominated the boards 51-25. Cincinnati had its highest point total since a 105-69 win over North Carolina A&T on Dec. 30, 2005, under interim coach Andy Kennedy.
Davon Usher and Darryl Marshall scored 13 points apiece for MVSU (0-2).
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Camp Michaels has long been the Dan Beard Council's beloved rustic camp in the beautiful back-country of Northern Kentucky. Beginning in the summer of 2010, the council began a feedback and visioning process to determine the future of this unique property. While many decisions are still to be made and the scope and nature of the plans are not yet determined, we invite you to learn more about the visioning process and some of the results so far...Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 15:47
Written by Mike Swofford Monday, 16 May 2011 02:11
The following is the original Camp Michaels Visioning Process Plan, the guiding document first published in June, 2010. It is presented here to give an understanding of how the process came about to describe how the process was intended to go:
Feedback from the council's membership has indicated there may be an interest in new program opportunities at Camp Michaels. In addition, the lack of regular maintenance and the need for several critical facility improvement projects has placed the council in a position where a decision is necessary as to the future of the camp, its place within the council's camping programs, and the scope and depth of work to be done to bring the camp to an acceptable standard for the Dan Beard Council.Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 May 2011 12:10
Written by Mike Swofford Wednesday, 25 January 2012 13:20
On January 17, 2012, the council Board of Directors was presented with the first concept of Camp Michaels development plans. This important milestone was the culmination of over six months of discussion and revision by the Visioning Committee. The proposal included a 60-page document with descriptions of the facilities and programs necessary to meet the needs and wishes of the council membership, as gathered earlier in the visioning process.Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 14:23
Written by Mike Swofford Wednesday, 25 January 2012 13:04
Now that an initial concept of the camp has been created, the next step is to "field test" the vision with focus groups representative of the council membership. Between February and March, 2012, the visioning committee will be hosting field test focus groups across the council to present the vision proposal and gauge interest and gather feedback. These strategically chosen groups will represent many of the cross-sections of the council membership.Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 16:34
Written by Mike Swofford Monday, 02 May 2011 21:32
We're sure you have some questions about the future of Camp Michaels. While there is still much to be decided and many plans to be made, some information is available. Here we address some of the most common questions about the development plans. You'll notice that there are still many questioned still unanswered, however, as the development plans progress, this list will be updated with what we know.Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 15:45
Written by Mike Swofford Tuesday, 09 November 2010 00:54
The first phase of the Camping Michaels visioning process was open discussions with summer camp leaders to collect their needs, ideas, and perspectives regarding the property. The second phase was an online survey, opening in October 2010 and closing in February 2011, and hosted by the Ku-Ni-Eh Lodge of the Order of the Arrow. The survey was promoted through a button on the front page of the council website, flyers distributed at events, district roundtable meetings, and council events, and through messages sent to district email distribution lists.
The following is a high-level summary of the participants and the data gathered, intended as a prelude to the third phase of the visioning process – the Camp Michaels Visioning Committee. You can also download the full Camp Michaels Visioining Survey and Analysis:
Written by Mike Swofford Monday, 16 May 2011 15:57
Several meetings were held during the 2010 summer camp season with leaders attending with their Scouts. The number of attendees ranged from 5 to 18. The mix of leaders included representatives from Ohio, Kentucky, and out of Council. It is worth noting that several of the leaders were also involved in Venturing and had thoughts on how Venturing might benefit from Camp Michaels development. The discussions used a roundtable format, with guiding questions. The feedback and ideas gathered from these focus groups became the source of questions and ideas for the online survey. The following is a brief summary of the ideas collected at these meetings.Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 15:27


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GoMocs.com is providing a weekly summer series highlighting the Chattanooga Mocs basketball program. This consists of a brief feature below and the attached highlight video from the 2012-13 season. This week's spotlight shines on rising junior Lance Stokes.
Stokes battled through a painful 2012-13 season. A foot injury in game three kept him out of the lineup until mid-January costing Stokes 14 contests.
He ended up making 18 appearances with seven starts once again showcasing his versatility. He began the year as a key reserve to Z. Mason in the post before moving to the three later in the campaign. His averages of 2.9 points and 2.1 rebounds per game do not do justice to what he brought to the squad overall as a "glue" guy.
Here are a few of Lance's season highlights:
>Scored a career-high 13 points with four rebounds and a steal in the helping lead the home win over Samford.
> Career-best five assists in home triumph over The Citadel while tying his high in steals with three in just 18 minutes of playing time.
>Posted three steals three times in 2012-13 with the other two occasions coming in the season-opening victory over Tennessee Temple and against SEMO. He came off the bench for seven points, three rebounds and those three steals in 15 minutes suffering his foot injury in the final minutes of the SEMO contest.
>Season-high four rebounds against Samford, Tennessee Temple and at Georgia Southern where he played a career-high 35 minutes in his first start of the season at Georgia Southern.
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June 5 – Z. Mason
June 12 – Martynas Bareika
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Moscow, ID (Sports Network) - Eric Soza threw for 232 yards and ran in three touchdowns as the Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners defeated the Idaho Vandals, 34-27, in Western Athletic Conference action at the Kibbie Dome.
Soza completed 23-of-36 passes and rushed for a team-high 89 yards for the Roadrunners (7-4, 2-3 WAC), who assured themselves a winning season in their first FBS campaign. David Glasco II rushed for 55 yards and a touchdown, and 11 UTSA receivers caught passes from Soza, led by Kenny Harrison (four receptions, 25 yards).
For Idaho (1-10, 1-4), Taylor Davis went 18-of-29 for 223 yards, three touchdowns and an interception, while Mike Scott had a career-day receiving with 10 receptions for 116 yards and two touchdowns. The Vandals have now lost five straight games.
The Roadrunners got out to a fast start in the first quarter. A nine-yard touchdown run from Soza and a 27-yard field goal off the foot on Sean Ianno gave UTSA a 10-0 lead. Idaho would add a 51-yard field goal by Trey Farquhar later in the quarter to cut into the deficit.
UTSA made it 17-3 midway through the second quarter on a Glasco II three- yard touchdown run. Another Sean Ianno field goal (24 yards) with under two minutes to play in the half extended the Roadrunners' lead.
After a stagnant first half, the Vandals came storming back in the third quarter. First, Davis connected on a 10-yard touchdown to Scott midway through the quarter, then he added another scoring strike to Najee Lovett later in the frame to bring Idaho to within three, 20-17.
The Vandals tied the game on a 22-yard field goal from Farquhar early in the fourth quarter, but Soza answered for UTSA by rushing in a one-yard score. The quarterback added another touchdown run (10 yards) just two minutes later to put his team back up two touchdowns.
Idaho would not go away quietly. With under six minutes to play in the fourth quarter, Davis and Scott hooked up on another touchdown strike, this time from 34 yards out, to make it a 34-27 game.
UTSA punted the ball back to Idaho with under four minutes to play, but Justin Veltung fumbled the return and it was picked up by the Roadrunners, who were able to run out the clock from there.
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Espada y Daga?
Dude, that's a spanish term.
Well, if you're going for the tagalog translation...
Espada means sword, Daga means rat or mouse in tagalog.
But if you go into the deeper meaning of Daga, it means to stab, wound or maim.
The spanish meaning of Espada y Daga is "Sword and Dagger."
It's a spanish term.
The tagalog term would be, "Espada at Kutsilyo"
Tagalog BTW is the national term for the Filipino Language.
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Kali is the Filipino ancestral term for the group of arts
developed there. Arnis and Eskrima are both Spanish
influenced terms. As with all the tribal dialects, there
are variations on the details in the different arts.
My guro told me there should be millions of variations,
as each eskrimador should have his own 'expresszion
of the training' to show for the effort put into him and
to honor his guro.
Ah, found it (Lapu-Lapu poster):
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Style: Judo--It's one of many languages. Illongo would translate differently as well, as would any of a dozen island dialects.
But basically, tagalog is the national language of the Philippines, everyone here speaks the language.
I have Illongo blood in my veins, and yes, tagalog and illongo are very different.
For example:
I will hit you now - English
Tatamaan Kita ngayon - Tagalog
Patyon taka karon - Bisaya/Illongo
You seem to know a lot about Philippine History and Culture.
Is your Guro (Teacher in Tagalog) a Filipino? If he is, you're lucky as ****.
I've yet to meet a single arnisador here in Davao, and this is where Kali was born.
My God, if I had the opportunity...
Muay Thai
I'd learn all 4 of those arts... Sucky part though, TKD and Aikido are all we have. :(
--Originally Posted by tubemode12
This may interest you. . .
He related to me that as a young man he returned to the PI
intending to study Kali/Escrima with a master. He and a friend
searched all over the PI, but were told that most of the kali
masters had fled to California in the US.
So, he went to Cali and found what he was looking for. . .
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Wow, that's interesting, thank you very much for the info.
Thanks for sharing that, if you don't mind, you think you could ask him why the Guros suddenly started fleeing for Cali? It would make my day to know.
Good to know, we've got a house in Cali, maybe one day I'll try it out.
We Filipinos prefer California, a lot of minorities there, culture ain't so distorted, and it isn't so high-class like New York.
Just depresses me though, it's like the Philippines has been drained of it's heritage. :(
Mahal rin kita tol, putang ina rin.
Dude, I just came from the red-light district a few hours earlier, this fat ass mother fucker was loading womenz into his van.
There were like 3 other guys with him, Lord knows which hotel he was going to bring them to.
If you have the chance, come visit my town.
Don't get the distorted provincial view of a city though, we've got dozens of clubs and bars here, 7 malls, all that sh1t.
Heck, we've got a GMC too, ain't too bad, all we need is a starbucks.
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military technology, range of weapons, equipment, structures, and vehicles used specifically for the purpose of fighting. It includes the knowledge required to construct such technology, to employ it in combat, and to repair and replenish it.
The technology of war may be divided into five categories. Offensive arms harm the enemy, while defensive weapons ward off offensive blows. Transportation technology moves soldiers and weaponry; communications coordinate the movements of armed forces; and sensors detect forces and guide weaponry.
From the earliest times, a critical relationship has existed between military technology, the tactics of its employment, and the psychological factors that bind its users into units. Success in combat, the sine qua non of military organizations and the ultimate purpose of military technology, depends on the ability of the combatant group to coordinate the actions of its members in a tactically effective manner. This coordination is a function of the strength of the forces that bind the unit together, inducing its members to set aside their individual interests—even life itself—for the welfare of the group. These forces, in turn, are directly affected both by tactics and by technology.
The influence of technology can be either positive or negative. The experience of the ancient Greek hoplite infantrymen is one example of positive influence. Their arms and armour were most effective for fighting in close formation, which led in turn to marching in step, which further augmented cohesion and made the phalanx a tactically formidable formation. The late medieval knight offers an example of the negative influence of technology. To wield his sword and lance effectively, he and his charger needed considerable space, yet his closed helmet made communication with his fellows extremely difficult. It is not surprising, then, that knights of the late Middle Ages tended to fight as individuals and were often defeated by cohesive units of less well-equipped opponents.
This article traces the development of military technology by historical period, from prehistory to the 18th century. For a discussion of modern military technology, see small arm, artillery, rocket and missile system, nuclear weapon, chemical warfare, biological warfare, fortification, tank, naval ship, submarine, military aircraft, warning system, and military communication.
A general treatment of the actual waging of war is found in war, with more specific discussions appearing in such articles as strategy, tactics, and logistics. The social sciences of war, such as economics, law, and the theory of its origins, are also covered in that article. For a military history of World Wars I and II, see World War I and World War II.
Warfare requires the use of technologies that also have nonmilitary applications. For descriptions of the propulsion systems used in military vehicles, ships, aircraft, and missiles, see energy conversion; for the manufacture of explosives, see explosives. The principles of radar, and its military applications, are covered in radar. For the principles of aircraft flight, see airplane.
General considerations
In the remote past, the diffusion of military technology was gradual and uneven. There were several reasons for this. First, transport was slow and its capacity small. Second, the technology of agriculture was no more advanced than that of war, so that, with most of their energy devoted to feeding themselves and with little economic surplus, people had few resources available for specialized military technology. Low economic development meant that even the benefits of conquest would not pay off a heavy investment in weaponry. Third, and most important, the absolute level of technological development was low. A heavy dependence on human muscle was the principal cause and a major effect of this low level of development. With human ingenuity bound by the constraints of the human body, both technology and tactics were heavily shaped by geography, climate, and topography.
The importance of geographic and topographic factors, along with limited means of communication and transportation, meant that separate geographic regions tended to develop unique military technologies. Such areas are called military ecospheres. The boundaries of a military ecosphere might be physical barriers, such as oceans or mountain ranges; they might also be changes in the military topography, that combination of terrain, vegetation, and man-made features that could render a particular technology or tactic effective or ineffective.
Until the late 15th century ad, when advances in transportation technology broke down the barriers between them, the world contained a number of military ecospheres. The most clearly defined of these were based in Mesoamerica, Japan, India–Southeast Asia, China, and Europe. (In this context, Europe includes all of the Mediterranean basin and the watershed of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.) With the appearance of the horse archer in late antiquity, the Eurasian Steppe became a well-defined military ecosphere as well.
Those ecospheres with the most enduring impact on the technology of war were the European and Chinese. Though Japan possessed a distinctive, coherent, and effective military technology, it had little influence on developments elsewhere. India–Southeast Asia and Mesoamerica developed technologies that were well adapted to local conditions, but they were not particularly advanced. The Eurasian Steppe was a special case: usually serving as an avenue for a limited exchange of knowledge between Europe and China, in the late classical and medieval eras of Europe it developed an indigenous military technology based on the horse and composite recurved bow that challenged Europe and ultimately conquered China.
Improved methods of transportation and warfare led to the eventual disappearance of the regional ecospheres and their absorption into the European ecosphere. This process began in the 12th century with the Mongol conquest of China and invasions of Europe, and it quickened and assumed a more pronounced European flavour in the 15th and 16th centuries with the development of oceangoing ships armed with gunpowder weapons.
Because European methods of warfare ultimately dominated the world, and because the technology of war, with few exceptions, advanced first and fastest in Europe, this article devotes most of its attention to the European military ecosphere. It traces the technology of land war in that ecosphere from Stone Age weapons to the early guns. For reasons of continuity, warships from before the gunpowder era are discussed with modern naval ships and craft in the article naval ship.
The earliest military weapons
The earliest evidence for a specialized technology of war dates from the period before knowledge of metalworking had been acquired. The stone walls of Jericho, which date from about 8000 bc, represent the first technology that can be ascribed unequivocally to purely military purposes. These walls, at least 13 feet (4 metres) in height and backed by a watchtower or redoubt some 28 feet tall, were clearly intended to protect the settlement and its water supply from human intruders.
When the defenses of Jericho were built, humans already had been using the weapons of the hunt for millennia; the earliest stone tools are hundreds of thousands of years old, and the first arrowheads date to more than 60,000 years ago. Hunting tools—the spear-thrower (atlatl), the simple bow, the javelin, and the sling—had serious military potential, but the first known implements designed purposely as offensive weapons were maces dating from the Chalcolithic Period or early Bronze Age. The mace was a simple rock, shaped for the hand and intended to smash bone and flesh, to which a handle had been added to increase the velocity and force of the blow.
It is evident that the technical problems of hafting a stone onto a handle were not easily solved. Well-made maces were for a long time few in number and were, by and large, wielded only by champions and rulers. The earliest known inscription identifying a historical personage by name is on the palette of King Narmer, a small, low-relief slate sculpture dating from about 3100 bc. The palette depicts Menes, the first pharaoh of a unified Egypt, ritually smashing the forehead of an enemy with a mace.
The advent of the mace as a purposely designed offensive weapon opened the door to the conscious innovation of specialized military technology. By the middle of the 3rd millennium bc, mace heads were being cast of copper, first in Mesopotamia and then in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. The copper mace head, yielding higher density and greater crushing power, represents one of the earliest significant uses of metal for other than ornamental purposes.


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Did you know that the military has its own system of criminal trial? It is carried out by the United States military via courts-martial to examine members of the armed forces who have violated the Uniform Code of Military Justice, or UCMJ. As is the case with civilian trials, there is a military attorney to represent both parties – the government and the person standing trial.
Are you facing a courts-martial or think you might be in a position to face one soon? Then you need to know the 3 different types of courts-martial in existence. We'll summarize below, so keep reading.
Summary Court-Martial
The simples of procedures we'll talk about today, summary courts-martial are called to review fairly minor accusations against members of the armed forces. They are typically headed by an officer. This officer might be a lawyer, and they might not be. Access to free legal representation is not always guaranteed, and the accused can hire a civilian attorney if they'd like to do so.
In a summary courts-martial, the accused can cross-examine a witness, call a witness, provide evidence to defend themselves, and make the choice of either testifying or remaining silent.
Punishments for a guilty charge in this type of situation are commonly mild – maybe 30 days or so. You may also have your pay docked.
Special Court-Martial
These are a bit more intense than summary court-martial. In this case, misdemeanor and other specific cases (such as going AWOL) are tried. The accused has the ability to chose if they would like to be heard by
- a military judge
- a military judge PLUS a 3-member panel
- a 3-member panel
Remember when I said this can be more intense? That's largely because the stakes are higher. You can be sentenced to a confinement of up to one year or 3 months of hard labor without confinement.
General Court-Martial
Only the most serious offenses fall into this category (for example, a felony charge). Because of the serious nature of a general court-martial, there is a pre-trial hearing (Article 32) before the trial begins. The purpose of Article 32 is to determine whether or not there is enough evidence to support an accusation against someone facing general court-martial.
If found guilty, any sentence can be given – including death. So it's important to retain an experienced military courts-martial attorney in this type of situation.
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I have a .223 Saiga already, a Romy G kit that I need to put together, a FAL, CETME and a Remington 700 in .308. I was considering doing this one as a pistol build so I wouldn't need to worry about 922r. I have limited tooling so that is why I was looking at those three particular rounds because I believe, and correct me if I am wrong, that they have a very similar base diameter to that of 7.62x39. I would have no problem with an 08 loading other than as of yet I do not have any reloading equipment, so using anything other than factory loads would be a no go and I do tend to like my face and hands as they are.
I'd like to note that I wasn't looking at the .30 RAR, I was looking at the 6.8 spc's parent round the actual .30 Remington. My thinking with that one is I would be able to deepen the chamber on an existing yugo barrel that I could get for cheap and have little other machining to do.
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Well, happy Fall everyone! I actually love this time of year. Yeah, at first I'm always a bit sad that summer is over and that means another ridiculous Chicago winter is coming, but then I begin to smell that beautiful Fall smell and I realize how much I really enjoy about the season. Top things to do in the fall- bake chocolate chip pumpkin bread then consume every loaf for the next few days, watch Dr. Quinn with Lauren and then listen to Becca asking us why we never watch her shows, (I'll tell you why- because her shows always involve watching some dude eat the most repulsive things like moose eyes or sloth toenails or fish that's been rotting for 45 years, and then he has the audacity to tell the viewers its some kind of delicacy! No thank you. I'll stick with Dr.Quinn and pumpkin bread) rake leaves and jump in them. Actually ok nix that last one cause have you actually tried that recently?
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After I posted on twitter about God's promises and getting discouraged in the waiting process, I read over your comments and I realized a lot of us are struggling with the same thing. Something we can call " The Process of Promises" (Thank you Kris Vallotton for that awesome sermon title! )
All I know is it's longer then what I'd ever thought it could be from promise to fulfillment. I have had my days...okay weeks, of being so burdened and feeling forgotten and just down right sad and constantly asking God the question... 'What in the world could be taking so long? Have I done something wrong? Have You forgotten me?"
Somedays I feel like I can't take another step of faith, and some days I just want to forget about it all. I have even pondered the thought that life was easier before the promise, I should just give up on it and live a "normal" life. But what is normal really, when we follow Christ?
Sup everybody! And if you're old and reading this and wondering what "sup" means, it means "what's up." or "what is up" but I'm trying to be cool so I say "sup" like the rest of the cool kiddo's so I can remain youthful.
Today was so fun. The girls, Beka and I got to hang out with our good friends in Stellar Kart and their whole posse today. They had a day off in Chicago so they came out to our place. It was awesome seeing them. Pretty much love those guys...
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The Summerville Restaurant Association will present the Second Annual Sweet Tea Festival in conjunction with DREAM's Third Thursday September 19th from 5-8PM. There will be 8 local restaurants featuring tea related specials and competing for the title of Best Sweet Tea in Summerville. A ballot will be included with the purchase of a new commemorative mug. In addition to the restaurants, Ice Age, a local ice sculptor, will compete with a surprise tea entry chilled by his special ice. The Charleston Tea Plantation will be represented and Pluff Mud T-shirts will have tea related merchandise for sale.
The Restaurant Association has selected Meals on Wheels of Summerville to be this year's charity benefactor. They prepare and deliver hot mid-day meals to 155 people each weekday, and its volunteers provide vital social contact to the recipients. They receive no government funding. Meals on Wheels will receive a portion of mug sales and representatives will be present to explain their mission in the Greater Summerville area.
Last year's event was a great success and mugs sold out quickly. If you would like to help please contact association president Dustin (firstname.lastname@example.com). See you downtown for Third Thursday!
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Why do we use
Why not just enter it like other commands
In Linux, UNIX and related operating systems,
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You know, that kind of things work like this since 1970. There is a reason why the current directory isn't included in the $PATH.
The literal answer is as others have given: because the current directory isn't in your
But why? In short, it's for security. If you're looking in someone else's home directory (or /tmp), and type just
If you mean, why do you need ./ at the start - that's because (unlike in Windows), the current directory isn't part of your path by default. If you run:
your shell looks for
the shell will do likewise - but it probably won't find an executable called a.out. You need to tell the shell where a.out is - it it's in the current directory (.) then the path is
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C has pointers and Java has what is called references. They have some things in common in the sense that they all point to something. I know that pointers in C store the addresses they point to. Do reference also store the address? How they are different except that pointer is more flexible and error-prone?
References might be implemented by storing the address. Usually Java references will be implemented as pointers, but that's not required by the specification. They may be using an additional layer of indirection to enable easier garbage collection. But in the end it will (almost always) boil down to (C-style) pointers being involved in the implementation of (Java-style) references.
You can't do pointer arithmetic with references. The most important difference between a pointer in C and a reference in Java is that you can't actually get to (and manipulate) the underlying value of a reference in Java. In other words: you can't do pointer arithmetic.
In C you can add something to a pointer (i.e. the address) or substract something to point to things that are "nearby" or point to places that are at any place.
In Java, a reference points to one thing and that thing only. You can make a variable hold a different reference, but you can't just ask it to point to "the thing after the original thing".
References are strongly typed. Another difference is that the type of a reference is much more strictly controlled in Java than the type of a pointer is in C. In C you can have an
Those differences make C pointers more powerful, but also more dangerous. Both of those possibilities (pointer arithmetic and re-interpreting the values being pointed to) add flexibility to C and are the source of some of the power of the language. But they are also big sources of problems, because if used incorrectly they can easily break assumptions that your code is built around. And it's pretty easy to use them incorrectly.
C++ references are different again.
They have to be initialized and can't be null (at least not in a well formed program) and can't be reseated to refer to something else. a C++ reference is much more like an alias for an object.
Another important difference between pointers and Java/C++ references is that you can take the address of a pointer you cannot access the address of a reference (indeed a C++ reference need not actually exist as an object in memory at all) consequently you can have a pointer to a pointer but not a reference to a reference
They're really not different, in the sense that the memory occupied the variable contains the memory location of the object itself.
In C, however, a variable doesn't have to be a pointer - if you have a variable whose value is a pointer, you can have another variable whose value is the thing being pointed to.
You can't do this in Java - there's no way to make a variable whose value is the object itself (as opposed to a reference/pointer to the object). In fact, Java even uses the term "Null Pointer Exception" for what happens when you try to use a variable which is a reference to nothing, as if it were a reference to something.


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