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Chalet / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 Home 216346
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Seaview Beachhouse Chalet
Chalet / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 0.1 km
- Great for children of all ages
- Car advised
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
This Beach House has the most fantastic location for a Beach side holiday in a lovely part of Norfolk. Loads to do in the area, plenty of walking. The Beach House has just been renovated to a very high standard, and as well as full central heating (for the colder months), it has a very efficient log burner.
All rooms look out onto the wide expanse of sea. It sleeps 6 comfortably. One en-suite Double bedroom, One huge 18 foot bedroom with twin beds and a conservatory suite looking out over the sea. The third bedroom doubles as the Sun room and has two single beds, this room can be shut off with bifolding doors.
A lovely spacious living area with a huge 4 seater and a 2 seater Sofa, a Victorian scrubbed pine dining table - seating 6 comfortably. A family shower room. A garden with patio areas, beyond that a large green owned by the Estate - so a good safe play area, and of course a few steps down to the sea! The television receives Freesat.
Further details
This Beach House has the most fantastic location for a Beach side holiday in a lovely part of Norfolk. Loads to do in the area, plenty of walking. The Beach House has just been renovated to a very high standard, and as well as full central heating (for the colder months), it has a very efficient log burner.
All rooms look out onto the wide expanse of sea. It sleeps 6 comfortably. One en-suite Double bedroom, One huge 18 foot bedroom with twin beds and a conservatory suite looking out over the sea. The third bedroom doubles as the Sun room and has two single beds, this room can be shut off with bifolding doors.
A lovely spacious living area with a huge 4 seater and a 2 seater Sofa, a Victorian scrubbed pine dining table - seating 6 comfortably. A family shower room. A garden with patio areas, beyond that a large green owned by the Estate - so a good safe play area, and of course a few steps down to the sea! The television receives Freesat.
Further details
Please note we do not accept pets.
Booking Terms and Conditions
1. Contract of hire
The hiring contract will be between you the Hirer and Debbie Gould ( hereinafter called the Owner ) The property for which the booking is made shall be deemed to be made subject to these Conditions of Hire and governed by English Law. The Contract of Hire is not effective until the Owner receives written confirmation of the booking and is in receipt of the booking deposit or full payment.
The contract is for the hire of the property for holiday purposes only and at no time can the maximum occupancy stated in the literature/website be exceeded. We do not accept bookings from Hirers under 18 years of age.
The Beach House (Seaview) is cleaned and inspected between lets. On arrival please notify us of defects within 24 hours; failing which you are deemed to accept the condition of the property.
By accepting our Terms and Booking conditions the client has agreed to leave the property at the end of their stay in the condition as found. In the unlikely event of the property not being left to the required standard the client will be notified in writing and the cost of extra cleaning/rectification/repair will be invoiced to the client and deducted from holding Deposit. The word of the owner/or their representative will be final in this respect.
Breakages and damages should either please be replaced by the Hirer with similar or advised to the Owner or Agent to enable this to be done at replacement cost to the Hirer, and your kind attention to this would be appreciated.
The person making the booking will remain responsible for all members of the party and should ensure they are aware of booking conditions. If these are not met, the Owner could refuse right of entry to the property and no monies will be refunded.
2. Making your booking
Please make your provisional holiday reservation with us either using our contact form or by telephone on 07956917772.
We will send you an invoice and booking form by email or post and you will be requested to pay a booking deposit of £100.00 to secure the booking - if the start date is more than 8 weeks after the date of your provisional booking. If booking within 8 weeks of your holiday start date, full payment will be required at the time of booking.
In either case, your provisional booking can be held for no longer than 5 days for receipt of your payment, after which your provisional booking will lapse, unless an agreement has been made with the owner.
Your booking is not confirmed until either your deposit or full payment has been received by us together with a signed booking form and your booking has been confirmed by email.
3. Paying the balance of hire
Your balance of hire is due for payment, without demand, no later than 8 weeks prior to your arrival.
4. Variations of price
We reserve the right to vary prices without notice. The price of your holiday is however guaranteed once a booking confirmation has been received by you.
5. What is included in the price?
Your holiday hire includes use of the property from 3.00pm on the day of arrival as specified in your booking confirmation until 10.00am on the specified day of departure. Please do not arrive before 3pm. Your hire includes heating, electricity and water. Towels and linen can be provided for a supplement of £40.00 for 6 people.
6. Changes to your booking
After your booking has been confirmed, any changes will incur an administration cost of £20.00 to cover the cost of replacement paperwork. Changes within 8 weeks of the start date of your holiday may incur additional cancellation charges and all requested changes will be subject to availability.
7. Cancellation by you
On confirmation of your booking, a contract of hire will exist between the Hirer and the Owner. In the event of cancellation by you 8 weeks or more before your holiday, your £100.00 booking deposit will be non refundable and you may be eligible to claim on your holiday cancellation insurance if taken. Please see item10.
8. Cancellation within 8 weeks of your holiday will forfeit the full hire amount paid (or due) unless the owners can re-let the property in which case only the £100.00 booking deposit will be forfeit to cover administration and re-letting costs.
9. Cancellation by us
Should a property suddenly become unavailable for the dates hired by you due to unforeseen circumstances, all efforts will be made to offer suitable alternatives. If this is not possible, then all monies paid by you (the Hirer) will be refunded to you in full with no deductions but the Owner will incur no further liability of any kind. Under no circumstances will the Owner be liable to refund any amount exceeding the amount paid by the Hirer.
10. Liability
The Owner accepts no liability whatsoever for any Loss, Damage, Injury or Accident to the Hirer or any member of the Hirer's party or property whilst in occupation of the property or its grounds howsoever caused.
11. Cancellation and Personal Insurance
It is very strongly recommended that you have adequate personal and holiday cancellation insurance to cover you and all members of your party. This should be suitable for UK self catering holidays arranged independently of a travel agent and should include cancellation protection cover to safeguard you against loss of the cost of your holiday in the event of unexpected cancellation.
Under no circumstances will the Owners be responsible for loss of life, personal injury, medical expenses, accidents, damage to the Hirers property, personal effects or motor vehicle(s) and you should ensure that any insurance covers such eventualities.
Please try the following for insurance services - http://www.moneysupermarket.com/Travelinsurance
12. Pets
We regret that under no circumstances are pets allowed on the premises.
13. Smoking
For the comfort of all guests and in adherence to current legislation, smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the premises.
14. Web Site & literature differences or omissions
Our web site and literature is intended as a guide to the property and facilities only, and we reserve the right to make changes to the facilities provided or to the property without prior notice. We regret we cannot accept any liability for errors, mistakes or omissions which may arise from any differences between the property or the facilities provided and our website or literature.
Further details indoors
Seaview Beach House is larger than it's sister property 'Bacton Beach House', and sleeps 6. There is parking for up to 3 cars.
You walk into an open plan living/dining/kitchen area where there is a large Victorian farmhouse pine dining table, seating 6 comfortably, there is a fully equipped kitchen to the right with all amenities plus Dishwasher -Washing machine is located in the family shower room. Seaviews of course! There is a very large and comfortable 4 seater sofa, and a 2 seater Sofa, a brand new 32 inch Flat Screen Freesat Television and DVD/CD player, A new and very efficient Log burner in the original charming brick fireplace - There is also full central heating in the Beach House - all electricity costs are included in the price.
To the right of the sitting room area there is an en-suite Double bedroom and bathroom - the bathroom has a bath, sink and toilet. the bedroom has a 4'6 Double Bed, Scrubbed pine chest of drawers and two side tables with lamps. Both of the main bedrooms are carpeted.
In front of the main living area is the 'Sun room' it has windows all around with wooden blinds -extraordinary sea panoramas of course! - two single beds, which also double as seating areas in the day. This room can be closed off from the main living areas by two wooden bi-fold doors. There are occasional tables, and a large scrubbed pine coffee table, plus low lamps.
Turning left from the main living area and through a small hallway with windows and sea views, turn left into the main bathroom which has a Power shower, toilet and wash basin, and this is also where the Washing machine is housed. Straight ahead from the hallway is the huge -18 foot long twin bedded room - the beds are 2'6 singles and can also be pushed together to form a 5ft Double. There is a triple Edwardian wardrobe and a large 3 piece conservatory suite facing the extraoridnary sea views.
We have another very successful seaside property and we hope to have the website up and running for Seaview Beach House within the next few weeks. The two Beach Houses are on the same stretch of coast - a few hundred yards apart.
Further details outdoors
Within the Beach House boundaries there is parking for up to 3 cars. There is a gated garden area and beyond that a huge green belonging to all the residents, and of course the sea is all around! There is an outdoor Table and 6 chairs.
Location description from owner
The East Anglia region
Please note that the location shown above on the map is incorrect - The Beach House is right on the coast 8 miles south of Cromer - many thanks.
Norfolk apparently has the most sunshine and the least rainfall!
This is a lovely part of Norfolk - 8 miles south of Cromer, right on the coast. Lots of things to do in the area - leaflets and maps are in the Beach House.
Every parent seems enchanted with 'Bewilderwood' for their children.
Cromer is nearby with it's Pavillion and typical British seaside enterntainment, however there is boating on the nearby broads, walking, cycling (details of cycle and boat hire in the Beach House).
A wealth of activities and National trust properties. Seal sanctuaries in and out of season - or just stay by the seaside at the Beach House!
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- 1 Double Bed, 4 Single Beds
- 1 family bathroom, 1 en suite
- Shared garden
- Private garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Safe
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
Will consider
- Long term lets (over 1 month)
- Corporate bookings
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- Parking
- Suitable for people with restricted mobility
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This owner does not use online booking. Please contact them and they will be able to offer you a secure way to pay for your stay. Never pay for your holiday rental by wire transfer (such as Western Union or Moneygram) as this type of payment is untraceable.
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
About the owner
Debbie G
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated:
- 20 Apr 2016
- Years listed:
- 4
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
Languages spoken: English
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The review describes methods of de novo sequencing of peptides by mass spectrometry. De novo methods utilize computational approaches to deduce the sequence or partial sequence of peptides directly from the experimental MS/MS spectra. The concepts behind a number of de novo sequencing methods are discussed. The other approach to identify peptides by tandem mass spectrometry is to match the fragment ions with virtual peptide ions generated from a genomic or protein database. De novo methods are essential to identify proteins when the genomes are not known but they are also extremely useful even when the genomes are known since they are not affected by errors in a search database. Another advantage of de novo methods is that the partial sequence can be used to search for posttranslation modifications or for the identification of mutations by homology based software.
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Alcoa Announces Winners of 2014 Core Carrier Awards
Knoxville, Tennessee— April (14), 2015 – Lightweight metals leader Alcoa has announced the winners of its 2014 North America Core Carrier Awards, which recognize the critical carriers who help ensure supplies get to Alcoa's facilities when needed and products get to Alcoa's customers on time.
"We don't just give our core carriers freight, they earn it. We are passionate about recognizing and rewarding their efforts," said Ed Hamorsky, Alcoa's Director of Global Transportation and Logistics. "Our core carriers are vital components of our supply chain. This program continues to drive alignment and trust. Many of the cost reduction and sourcing successes that Alcoa has realized over the past few years have been the result of creative solutions offered by our core carriers."
"We are honored to once again recognize our top carriers who serve a critical role and operate as an extension of our services to customers," said Brad Carraway, Alcoa's Director, North America Transportation and Logistics. Collaboration with this group of carrier partners continues to enable the development of creative solutions which drives value for Alcoa.
The annual awards, which are in their ninth year, measure Alcoa's core carriers against seven key metrics including overall volume; shipment acceptance percentage; scope and sustainability; and data accuracy. To be eligible, carriers must be under Alcoa contract and meet volume minimums for at least ten months of the year.
Alcoa's 12 Tier 1 carriers transported 45% of Alcoa's North America motor carrier business in 2014. A company who has been a longtime innovator and exceptional service provider,
CMI Freight-Trans
, of Chicago, Illinois, was recognized as Alcoa's leading intermodal distribution company, earning their sixth consecutive award.
TMC Transportation
, of Des Moines, Iowa, secured their eighth carrier of the year award in the Tier 1 flatbed service category. Providing superior truckload services between the U.S. and Canada and within the provinces is
Remorquage St-Michel
, Inc. of St-Michel, Canada, who maintained their first place position by winning the Canadian Tier 1 carrier of the year award for a eighth straight year.
USA Truck
, of Van Buren, Arkansas continued their success by capturing a third consecutive title as Alcoa's Tier 1 carrier of the year for commendable dry van service in North America.
All four of Alcoa's core ocean carriers received recognition awards for their service during 2014. However, for the fourth consecutive year,
, of Hamburg, Germany, captured Alcoa's ocean carrier of the year award for extraordinary export and import container service for North America.
In the Tier 2 truckload category, 10 carriers managed 25% of Alcoa's freight in 2014. After five years in the program,
Fraley & Schilling
, Inc., of Rushville, Indiana, won for a second-time in the flat bed category for unmatched service. For the dry van category,
Oberg Freight Company
, of Ft. Dodge, Iowa, continues to reign as the champion by winning their fifth consecutive award.
Following is the complete list of Alcoa Tier 1 Core Carriers:
Alcoa Flatbed Tier 1 Core Carriers – U.S.
• CRST Malone, Inc. – Birmingham, Alabama
• Melton Truck Lines – Tulsa, Oklahoma
• TMC Transportation – Des Moines, Iowa (2006-2008, 2010-2014 carrier of the year)
Alcoa Van Tier 1 Core Carriers – U.S.
• Celadon Trucking Services, Inc. - Indianapolis, Indiana (2011 carrier of the year)
• Covenant Transport, Inc. - Chattanooga, Tennessee (2006-2010 carrier of the year)
• USA Truck, Inc. - Van Buren, Arkansas (2012 - 2014 carrier of the year)
Alcoa Truckload Tier 1 Core Carriers – Canada
• Dubois Transport, Napierville, QC
• JCG Transport, Trois-Rivieres, QC
• Remorquage St-Michel, Inc., St-Michel, QC (2007-2014 carrier of the year)
• Transnat Express, Inc., Plessisville, QC
• Transport Robert, Boucherville, QC
Alcoa Intermodal Tier 1 Core Carrier
• CMI Freight-Trans, Chicago, Illinois
Alcoa Ocean Core Carriers
• CMA-CGM, Marseilles, France
• Hapag Lloyd, Hamburg, Germany (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 carrier of the year)
• Maersk Line, Copenhagen, Denmark
• NYK Line, Tokyo, Japan
Alcoa Flatbed Tier 2 Core Carrier – U.S.
• Fraley & Schilling, Inc., Rushville, IN (2013, 2014 carrier of the year)
Alcoa Van Tier 2 Core Carrier – U.S.
• Oberg Freight Company, Fort Dodge, Iowa (2010-2014 carrier of the year)
About Alcoa
A global leader in lightweight metals technology, engineering and manufacturing, Alcoa innovates multi-material solutions that advance our world. Our technologies enhance transportation, from automotive and commercial transport to air and space travel, and improve industrial and consumer electronics products. We enable smart buildings, sustainable food and beverage packaging, high-performance defense vehicles across air, land and sea, deeper oil and gas drilling and more efficient power generation. We pioneered the aluminum industry over 125 years ago, and today, our approximately 59,000 people in 30 countries deliver value-add products made of titanium, nickel and aluminum, and produce best-in-class bauxite, alumina and primary aluminum products. For more information, visit
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"Thank you to our carriers and their drivers for all their support in 2014" - GBS Transportation
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Tier 1 Flatbed Carrier - TMC Transportation
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Tier 1 Van Carrier - USA Truck
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Canadian Carrier - Remorquage St-Michel
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Church News for Thursday, April 4By Staff Reports Published 9:36am Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Calvary Independent Baptist Church
We were blessed with many guests attending the Saturday evening Easter play. We thank everyone who made this event possible and pray that through it, the gospel message was clearly illustrated regarding the life, death, burial and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We also thank all those who attended services on Sunday.
Sunday morning's service included a message from Luke 23-24 and 1 Corinthians 15 about our risen Savior.
Sunday night's service included a message from Proverbs 30:15-16 about a horse leach. Some people and things of this world will destroy your life and the purpose God has intended for you if you allow them to latch onto you. Christians always need to be prepared for that ole adversary, the devil, who wants to destroy their testimony, and if at all possible, their very lives. Always prepare for battle, carry the sword the Spirit uses and trust in the Lord. Make sure you always stand on the side the Lord, Jesus Christ is on, and you'll be on the winning side.
We invite you to visit for any of our services. We are located south of Clanton, past Dollar General, off U.S. 31 on Fulmer Drive. Sunday school: 9 a.m., Children›s Church and adult worship service: 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday service: 6:30 p.m. For more information, call Pastor Oscar Mims at 205-755-9399.
Mountain Springs Church
On Sunday morning, we had sunrise service. Bro. Wayne Hughes preached from Hebrews 7:24. During days of insecurity, you can always count on the prayers of Jesus, God's provision, and the presence and promises of Jesus.
We had a wonderful breakfast after the service, which was provided by some of the men from our church.
Sunday morning's service began with Bro. Kenneth Moates leading the church in the following hymns: "Come and Dine," "Victory in Jesus," "Just a Little While" and "He Lives." Bro. Roger Cleckler gave the devotion from Matthew 19:26: Easter means that with God, anything is possible.
After Sunday school, Bro. Kenneth led the church in the hymn "Are You Washed in the Blood," and Sam Ross and Debbie Barnett sang "If You Knew Him."
Bro. Don Vanderslice and his wife, Mrs. Florence, were with us this morning. Bro. Don preached from Mark 16:1-14. We must never forget that Jesus is alive. We don't need to be afraid of death because it is just a gateway to heaven.
On Sunday evening, we held our end-of-the-month singing, and everyone who sang did an outstanding job.
The Down East Boys will be at our church Sunday, April 7, at 9:45 a.m. We invite everyone to come and enjoy the service. We hope to see you there!


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cathy fasano Jul 12, 2012 2:39 PM
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That your mac is not backed up should be your highest priority -- I would go buy a disk and use Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper to make a clone of your disk. In fact, if you are going to replace the disk, that is the simplest/fastest/safest way to do it -- buy a new disk in an enclosure, clone the old disk on to it, then swap the disks.
Once you have your data backed up, you can work on getting your machine to function better, and your Time Machine to work. Until then, though, you are definitely flying without a net!
If it turns out to be some other problem, and the old disk is and was always fine, you don't have to feel like you wasted the money. You would going forward have a handy spare disk in an enclosure that you can use to clone your system every month or so, independent of your Time Machine backups.
topcop1 Jul 12, 2012 3:59 PM
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Thanks for the advice Cathy...however, I have a full Mozy Backup.
and, as I am looking at Time Machine it has everything up-to-date from early today. The problem seems to be that it is full and has not recycled. IEarlier today I could go back to July 6, now it is earlioer today.
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man that was a pretty intense regular season in the ACC. now for the most exciting month in sports! go heels!
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The Congress declares that the installation of a proper system of transportation to service the National Forest System, as is provided for in sections 532 to 538 of this title, shall be carried forward in time to meet anticipated needs on an economical and environmentally sound basis, and the method chosen for financing the construction and maintenance of the transportation system should be such as to enhance local, regional, and national benefits:
Unless the necessity for a permanent road is set forth in the forest development road system plan, any road constructed on land of the National Forest System in connection with a timber contract or other permit or lease shall be designed with the goal of reestablishing vegetative cover on the roadway and areas where the vegetative cover has been disturbed by the construction of the road, within ten years after the termination of the contract, permit, or lease either through artificial or natural means. Such action shall be taken unless it is later determined that the road is needed for use as a part of the National Forest Transportation System.
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• Luis Calles, 28, 345 S. National Road 17, operating motor vehicle without ever receiving a license, 11:04 p.m., by Columbus Police Department, Released on $2,500 bond.
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By Rob Nikolewski
The Bakken shale formation has been the golden child of what's been called the energy renaissance in oil and natural gas in North America, transforming North Dakota into one of the most productive regions in the world.
But even a golden child is subject to market forces.
At his monthly meeting with reporters on Friday, Lynn Helms, the director of the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources on Friday cited a litany of bad news that reminded him of the 1977 Jackson Browne hit song, "Running on Empty."
"Quite honestly, we're at the bottom of the bottom of the tank in terms of cash flow and capital to maintain activity in the state of North Dakota," Helms said.
Among the statistics:
Click here to read all the statistics released Friday by the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources in what the agency calls its monthly "Director's Cut."
All this comes against a backdrop of cascading prices in a glutted global oil market, fueled by fears of decreasing demand in China, the refusal of OPEC leader Saudi Arabia to reduce output, increased efficiency on the part of North American drillers and an estimated 1 million barrels per day of more oil reaching the market due to the lifting of economic sanctions on Iran.
In the summer of 2014, global prices were above $100 a barrel.
But on Friday, the price of Brent crude — the generally accepted international price — and the price of West Texas Intermediate crude — the price associated with oil produced in the U.S. — continued sliding, falling about 5 percent to below $30 a barrel.
Prices that low could spell the end of the Bakken oil rush.
"To sustain our current production at 1.2 million barrels [a month] we need $50 oil," Helms said. "At $40 oil, it's a very slow decline, maybe 10,000 barrels a day, but at sub-30, it's significantly harder. We cannot sustain production at sub-30 prices."
And that means as many as seven oil and gas companies in North Dakota will declare bankruptcy in the coming weeks.
"At these prices they could be running at the end of their financial rope," Helms said. "Everybody is really scrambling at this point."
Last month, the Moody's ratings service issued a report warning that job losses in the state could face a "full-blown recession."
"North Dakota's oil boom has come to an end," Moody's economist Dan White wrote.
Despite all the bad news, there are some positive signs.
Production numbers are still robust. More oil was actually produced in November 2015 in North Dakota than in October, topping more than 1.176 million barrels a day. The increase is partly due to drilling contracts on federal and Native American land that are still to be completed.
And natural gas production in the state hit an all-time high in November 2015 — 1,667,994 million cubic feet per day.
Helms said investors are indicating prices will turn around.
"As soon as wells are going on the market, there are buyers lining up for them," Helms said. "Not at anywhere near what folks were paying for acquisitions in 2013 or early 2014 but they're not having any problem finding buyers."
On Monday, Goldman Sachs made headlines by saying oil could drop to $20 a barrel but at the same time, the investment banking giant predicted a bull market for oil by the end of this year as the industry corrects the global oversupply.
By Rob Nikolewski
It's perhaps the most well-known phrase when discussing politics in the Middle East:
"The enemy of my enemy is my friend."
But Eytan Gilboa, professor and academic chair of the Israel Public Diplomacy Forum, amends the old saying to read, "The enemy of my enemy is not my friend."
"You have so many shifting alliances that you have to be in control," Gilboa said Thursday night after giving a wide-ranging speech to the Santa Fe Council on International Relations that focused on U.S. interests and dilemmas in the Middle East that included analysis of what's happening in Egypt, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey as well as the metastasis of ISIS and the growing influence of Vladimir Putin's Russia in the region.
"You have to have influence on how those alliances develop, how they can be used to improve your interests. This is true for Russia, this is true for Israel, this is true for the United States … Interests change all the time. Bismarck said, you don't have permanent friends or permanent enemies. You have permanent interests. And whoever is happy to cooperate with you, then you go ahead with it."
Gilboa, who writes opinion pieces in publications around the globe and appears on international television, told the audience of about 50 that "the U.S. has abandoned its leadership role in the region and left a huge void that has recently been filled by Iran and Russia."
He criticized the Obama administration for "leading from behind" when it comes to foreign affairs. "This is problematic. Either you lead or you're behind," Gilboa said. "It's an oxymoron."
After the U.S. went into Afghanistan and Iraq under George W. Bush, Gilboa said he understood Obama's desire to develop a foreign policy that went in the opposite direction but said the administration's actions have created a vacuum that has destabilized an already fractious region and hasn't kept the U.S. from getting tangled in events.
"If you want to run from the Middle East, the Middle East runs after you," Gilboa said.
But he also added that Russia's intervention could eventually backfire.
The Russians "have an inherently different agenda," Gilboa told me after his speech. "Russia has (its) own interests and I think in the long run they will find themselves in conflict with Iran and Syria and Lebanon. This axis is in many ways artificial. Russia is very concerned about Iran but thinks it's more important now to save (Syrian leader Bashar al-) Assad."
Gilboa, who is also a senior research associate at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University just outside of Tel Aviv, said the shifting relationships in the Middle East — such as the historically tense relationship between a now seemingly ascendant Shiite Iran and its Sunni rivals in Saudi Arabia — could lead to closer relations between unlikely counterparts.
"Right now, Israel and Saudi Arabia and some of the Persian Gulf countries are closely cooperating in all kinds of issues," Gilboa said. "You don't see it, it's not visible, it's under the table. But this is important because one day it could come on the table. Because once you create those kinds of contacts and cooperation, it may spill over into open relations."
Here are some other quotes from Gilboa, who spoke for about 45 minutes and then took about a half-hour of questions:
"Obama decided to work against (former Egyptian leader Hosni) Mubarak. This was seen in the Middle East as a betrayal of a traditional power."
"There's a crisis primarily of trust between Obama and (current Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-) Sisi."
"The Iraqi army was dismantled and Islamic State was able to conquer large parts of Iraq."
"The leaders of Iran said soon after the (nuclear agreement with the U.S. and six other countries) that they still see the United States as an enemy of Iran."
On Russia intervention: "It's been perceived in the region as a Russian success. It may not be the case, but the perception is a much more assertive Russia (than the U.S.)."
"The media focus has been on Islamic State but the Iran axis in Tehran, Damascus and Beirut may be more threatening."
"I still think the United States is the super power in the world. The problem is the image of the United States as a declining power. The 20th century was called the American century but now the discussion is that this century is the post-American century. It's a negative type of term but people use it all the time. This is not good. It creates images and expectations."
"The Middle East is a big mess."
"It seems the (Obama) administration does not know what to do or how to do it."
"The United States cannot retreat from a region like the Middle East because what happens there affects what happens here."
"The United States needs a more coherent policy, that's more clear, so friends as well as enemies know where the United States is going."
"The big difference between Russia and the United States is Russia says Assad is part of the solution. The United States says he's part of the problem."
"Henry Kissinger was the best Secretary of State you ever had."
"The next president has to reassure allies … Now it's better to be an enemy of the United States than an ally."
"When it comes to military interventions, (countries) know how to begin them, but you often don't know how to end them."
On Iran ascending: "I don't think Turkey will tolerate Persian imperialism for a very long time. So in time, while Iran will become stronger and more influential, it will more so inspire the emergence of competitors, especially those who want to establish their own empires. So you have Turkey, you have Islamic State and those (will) challenge Iran. Islamic State wants to establish a caliphate, like a Sunni imperial body. And I think they eventually will have to be destroyed because too many attack them all the time but they will continue to challenge Iran. So you will see Iran becoming stronger and stronger but because of that, it will trigger competition."
On the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: "Palestinians don't consider Judaism and Israel as a state. They consider it only a religion … Palestinians don't say, two states for two peoples."
"I think the two peoples (Israelis and Palestinians) need different kinds of leadership … This conflict will end. All conflicts come to an end … Israel agreed to a peace agreement with Egypt and with Jordan so it can be done."
On the United Nations: "This is really a tragedy. The Security Council passed only one resolution against Syria but more than 20 against Israel. The U.N. is a corrupt organization … Don't expect anything from the United Nations."
On Turkey: "We see Turkey playing all kinds of contradictory roles … Turkey was more concerned about the Kurds than the Islamic State … (Turkey) is moving more into an Islamic regime."
On the persecution of Christians in the Middle East:
"The irony is dictators (in the region) protected minority religious rights."
"Christians have been leaving Lebanon. The majority of Lebanon used to be Christians. Not any more."
"Nobody says anything about it, including the Pope. Not much is done about it … It's disappearing from the region."
When asked, can Saudi Arabia save the Saudis from themselves?:
"I don't like this term. It's a little bit arrogant … But there is a huge problem in Saudi Arabia."
"Saudi Arabia becomes much less important when it comes to oil. The United States is much more self-sufficient. If oil becomes less important, Saudi Arabia becomes less important … The United States could have done better to encourage reforms" in the kingdom.
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211171 Dec 8, 2012 7:08 PM
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Basically, I joined the chorus for answers from mac but please check your refresh rates first
BDAqua Dec 8, 2012 11:03 PM
in response to 211171
Nice post, thanks for the tip... it dos seem to be a timing issue.
Spirits Jan 2, 2013 7:24 AM
in response to msgial
This is what sold me on the mini in the first place (quote from Apple site):
It's easy to connect Mac mini to the biggest screen in the house — your HDTV — courtesy of a built-in HDMI port. All it takes is one HDMI cable to start enjoying movies and TV shows from iTunes, surfing the web, and flipping through your photo library, all in brilliant HD. There's also a handy control that lets you adjust the output on Mac mini to fill even the biggest HDTV screen.
This has certainly NOT been the case. I am so disappointed in Apple for this. Yes, there is an HDMI to DVI adapter included with my mini, but i REALLY wanted to use HDMI...as advertised.
On top of this, when I called about the issue they acted like they had never heard of it, and that I'd have to take my mini into the apple store for a fix. Really? One google search gave me so much feedback showing folks with the same issue it was actually funny.
Fix - please!
IdahoSAM Jan 2, 2013 7:46 PM
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I also converted from PC to Mac Mini. Was very disappointed with the fuzziness of my HP 2509 monitor with the Mac, which is CRYSTAL sharp with my PC. I was reading some of the comments in this thread and one mentioned using the HDMI OUTPUT on the Mac but using a DVI connection to the monitor. I just happened to have a HDMI to DVI cable, plugged it in, and WOW, what a difference in display clarity!! The letters now are crystal sharp like my PC is. There is no "fuzziness" to the letters on the desktop. Something is wrong with HDMI to HDMI output.
IdahoSAM Jan 2, 2013 7:50 PM
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I didn't get a HDMI to DVI adaptor with my Mac Mini as commented on by Spirits!??? I had to supply my own cables.
Fouad Abbasi Jan 3, 2013 8:39 AM
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that adapter should help but I for one use my Macmini with my tv for movies and tv shows (plex)
I NEED HDMI to WORK PROPERLY!!!
Spirits Jan 3, 2013 9:56 AM
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Ok, I got mad enough to call support, get to a supervisor, and get them to send me a Mini Display Port to VGA adapter. It should help me at least get an image I can deal with but won't solve my problem of needing to use the HDMI. However, the supervisor put me on hold for a long time, then came back and said he found out there WAS an update in the works to fix the HDMI issue but there was no ETA on it.
Sounds like good news, let's hope it's soon!
LoVelyPit Jan 16, 2013 12:28 PM
in response to msgial
I have the same problem have confirmed it with several mac minis (late 2012). I went to an Apple Store in Grand Central NYC. The "Geniuses" never heard of it, then denied the same problem. Eventually we tried it with the display model of Mac Mini and replicated the problem on one of their non-apple monitors at the store. I think they weren't expecting it either. Everyone who looked at it did admit to the problem with the text. And everyone there also expected the quality to be better at HDMI. I was actually happy they agreed with it. What disappointed me was they advised me to call support. So much for geniuses.
Ended up using VGA through the thunderbolt via adapter temporarily. Bought a rocketfish adapter. Cheap and feasible, but this shouldn't have been an added expense.
IdahoSAM Jan 16, 2013 1:19 PM
in response to LoVelyPit
I had purchased a HDMI to DVI cable for a PC a couple of years ago. Since the postings above, I have been using it, so that I can still use my HDMI output on my MacMini, but plug into the DVI of my nice 25" HP monitor. Because I like to PhotoShop and edit media a lot, the quality issue was huge. This brought the quality back to what my PC had at 1080p resolution. At least the letters are crisp, and colors more realistic now. Just FYI.
jnj21011 Jan 16, 2013 10:06 PM
in response to vcdiaz
Did you use DVI-D to RGB cable to connect your adapter to your TV?
MacOs Jan 17, 2013 11:30 AM
in response to msgial
I Have the same problem. When connecting mac mini (2012) with HDMI to LGIPS27 Monitor the picture quality is very bad. Do you thing that a DVI connection will solve the problem? Is there anyone who has the same LG Monitor?
mjw930 Jan 17, 2013 11:45 AM
in response to MacOs
The included HDMI - DVI cable will solve your issues. You will notice right away that the video modes will switch from the basic TV 1080p mode to a digital 1920x1080 (and others) so you can get the correct clocking signals to drive the monitor correctly.
The issue is the way the video chip manages HDMI connections vs. pure digital. It's obvious the interface can handle the digital modes but it defaults to the "TV" specs for resolution when it senses an end to end HDMI connection.
Is it really a problem? That's subjective. I switched over to the included HDMI - DVI cable within 10 minutes of installation and it's been working perfectly for months.
Spirits Jan 17, 2013 12:19 PM
in response to mjw930
Yes, this is a problem.
How do you then connect the DVI to the TV? I understand what you're saying about the HDMI to DVI working for you, but you're assuming I can then use DVI to feed my TV. First off, I don't have a DVI cable. Secondly, the only inputs I have for the TV are VGA or HDMI. Since the mini HDMI port is advertised as "connect to any HD television" I again say..."Yes, this is a problem."
Am I missing something?
jnj21011 Jan 17, 2013 12:29 PM
in response to Spirits
I have exact same problem.
I just called Apple. They were no help.
'Apple genious' suggested to buy a new TV with DVI-D input. What?!!!
My TV is currently connected to my MM using MDP-VGA adapter.
The screen quality is ok.
However I still wonder if using the cable that came with MM will provide better quality.
Has anyone done this test?
mjw930 Jan 17, 2013 1:03 PM
in response to jnj21011
I think the point missing here is there's a difference between connecting to a computer monitor with and HDMI interface and a TV with an HDMI interface. A lot will depend on how the monitor / TV you plug it into implemented the HDMI spec. My MM plugged into my 50" Panasonic Plasma screen look beautiful but using that same HDMI interface to an HP 2311 monitor was not so great. I use HDMI-DVI for the HP monitor and it's perfect.


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There are times when a cravings pain so deep favorites you that the only way to quell it is with a barbeque.
So, below is a quick as well as very easy to make BBQ sauce that is genuinely finger licking excellent without being unhealthy.
The dish just includes a small 44 mg of sodium per offering along with 12.14 g of carbohydrates which provide you a complete 53 calories.
1 cup Catsup with no included salt (some brands might have potassium, so check for it if you are not supposed to have potassium).
2 Tablespoons brownish sugar.
1 Tbsp molasses.
2 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce (any type of brand).
2 Tbsp apple cider vinegar.
1 teaspoon Liquid smoke.
Tabasco sauce for that intense preference; 5 sprinkles right from the bottle ought to be just enough.
teaspoon garlic.
teaspoon ground black pepper.
(Notification, I am not adding salt at all?).
This obtains done in 10-12 minutes standard. Just start by including all the active ingredients to a pan and give a simmer.
Let the sauce thicken and also tackle an abundant, dark appearance with 10 more mins of simmering, mix regularly to avoid burning.
This makes 9 portions of two tbsps each which need to be just sufficient for a hen bust.
Also if you Fish Recipes are preparing the meats in a stove, the sauce holds up well and when done, the hen/ pork comes out looking magnificently glazed.
Serve with a few wedges of lemon for additional zing.


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Oklahoma Lawmakers Vote to Ban Abortion After 20 Weeks
All five U.S. House members from Oklahoma voted Tuesday for legislation that would prohibit most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. The legislation passed 228 to 196, mostly along party lines. All five of Oklahoma's House members are Republicans.
Democrats said the bill was unconstitutional and a waste of the House's time since the Senate, which is controlled by Democrats, would not consider it. The Obama administration issued a veto threat of the bill.
Rep. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma City, said, "Children are a precious gift from God, and we should speak up for the vulnerable who cannot speak for themselves. This bill codifies what most people already believe; a viable child that can experience pain is a unique life that deserves our protection. Science and medicine have rapidly advanced in the past decade, allowing better understanding of child development in the womb and greater opportunity for viability.
"At twenty weeks most parents in Oklahoma have already seen the ultrasound to watch their baby kick and independently move in the womb, determine the baby's sex and count all their fingers and toes. At this stage the baby can also experience pain. We cannot allow the late-term atrocities performed by Dr. Gosnell in Philadelphia to continue in our country."
Rep. Tom Cole, R-Moore, "After the recent trial of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell, we are still shaken by the horrors surrounding the abortion industry, especially in late-term pregnancies.
"For the first time, many unsuspecting individuals were uncomfortably introduced to appalling practices and procedures carried out regularly by abortionists in the name of women's reproductive rights. These are images that will not go away or get easier to view with time. This is the reality of a crooked, horrific industry that endangers women and kills unborn children."
Rep. Markwayne Mullin, R-Westville, said, As a father and a Christian, I know that all life is a gift from God and life begins at the moment of conception.
"I will always vote to defend the sanctity of life.
"The majority of people in the 2nd District are pro-life; and I am honored to be able to stand with them and to be their voice at the national level on this fundamentally important issue."
The Obama administration's veto threat says the legislation "would unacceptably restrict women's health and reproductive rights and is an assault on a woman's right to choose. Women should be able to make their own choices about their bodies and their health care, and Government should not inject itself into decisions best made between a woman and her doctor.
"Forty years ago, the Supreme Court affirmed a woman's constitutional right to privacy, including the right to choose.
"This bill is a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade and shows contempt for women's health and rights, the role doctors play in their patients' health care decisions, and the Constitution. The Administration is continuing its efforts to reduce unintended pregnancies, expand access to contraception, support maternal and child health, and minimize the need for abortion. At the same time, the Administration is committed to the protection of women's health and reproductive freedom and to supporting women and families in the choices they make."


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"D-Day" director Nikhil Advani asserts that his film is not a regular underworld or 'bhaigiri' film, but a serious espionage thriller based on the country's intelligence agency RAW and its operations.
Actors Arjun Rampal, Irrfan and Huma Qureshi are playing RAW agents in the film.
"There is no connection to the underworld. It is about terrorism, it is about bringing back India's most wanted man. It is an espionage thriller. All three of them and Aakash Dahiya, they are spies, they are RAW agents," said the director here at the music launch of the film Sunday.
"There is no 'bhaigiri' in the film. It is about India, it is about four patriots," he added.
The film is slated for a July 19 release and it stars Rishi Kapoor in the role of an antagonist. Shruti Haasan too features in it.
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Why is my pc's screen black when I turn it on?
So my Hp Touchsmart300 Will not respond to anything I do. Whenever I turn on my computer the screen remains black and the vent fans sound normal when ever I start it but 5 seconds later they start spinning at an unusual speed and make a loud noise. I've tried putting the recovery disk in but nothing happens, the screen remains black and unresponsive. Any ideas with what could possibly be wrong with it?
Is this a good question?


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Steven Soderbergh
Rooney Mara Wants To Get Better in the Worst Way in New 'Side Effects' Poster
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- December 11, 2012
Whether or not Side Effects is director Steven Soderbergh's final film still remains to be seen, but even that added (potential) intrigue seems unnecessary so far, because the Channing Tatum, Jude Law, and Rooney Mara-starring film looks satisfyingly confounding all on its own. Mara stars as a young wife (to Tatum, lucky duck) who turns...
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- @landonspeak
- November 8, 2012
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'Side Effects' Trailer: Steven Soderbergh Celebrates That Imminent Retirement With Tatum, Mara, and Drugs
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- November 2, 2012
Rumors of Steven Soderbergh's retirement have been greatly exaggerated (seriously, guys, that's just not happening), but the director's supposed "next-to-last" film, Side Effects, has perhaps been the victim of not enough exaggeration and chatter. The Rooney Mara-starring film also features Soderbergh returning players Channing Tatum and Jude Law (and even...
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- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- September 11, 2012
Here is a lesson in Internet translation – don't run stories through Google Translate in German to French to English, otherwise, you just might end up staring at a line that reads "We want it necessarily But Steven Soderbergh is retiring so we are currently looking for a director, it...
Channing Tatum Wants to Show You More in 'Magic Mike 2,' But Is Steven Soderbergh Following Suit?
- By Nathan Adams
- @templeofreviews
- July 12, 2012
Over the last couple weeks since its release, Magic Mike has become so successful that you had to imagine somebody somewhere was already thinking about a sequel. This movie was basically the largest dollar bill stuffed into the largest g-string ever, so to think that everyone involved wasn't going to...
It Turns Out Adults (and Women!) Go See Movies
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- July 2, 2012
It feels more and more like we're on the cusp of a cultural change in the types of movies that studios make. Or, at least, there are more signs that studios should be paying attention to. This week's edition of Movies Aren't Just For Teenage Boys comes in the form...
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- By Gwen Reyes
- June 28, 2012
Ladies and open-minded gentlemen, this is the weekend for which we have been waiting ever so patiently. Years of watching our fellow sisters remove clothing and undulate for the good of "story" has finally paid off, and we will have our day in the sun. Our fearless prince, director Steven...
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- @allisonloring
- June 25, 2012
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- @katerbland
- June 7, 2012
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The 10 Must-See Movies of June 2012
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- @JackGi
- June 1, 2012
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- By Nathan Adams
- @templeofreviews
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- @templeofreviews
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- @katerbland
- April 18, 2012
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- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
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- By Jeremy Kirk
- February 9, 2012
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- @templeofreviews
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- By Nathan Adams
- @templeofreviews
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- @templeofreviews
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Do you have a bachelors degree? If so, what is your degree in? I'm going back to school to finish off my last 2 years!!!! FINALLY!!!! I'm thinking of doing mine in early education for the convenience of being home when the kids are.
Bachelors Degree?
My undergrad degree was in English Lit and Lang. then I went through an alternative certification program and I am an elementary teacher. I LOVE my job :)
Good for you girl!!
two angels 10/08,9/09
Our Sweet boy arrived 12/28/10-Our girl arrived 5/21/13! I'm so in love! New baby due to arrive 2/2016!!! I'm a happy girl
I have a bgs in Communication Studies from the University of Kansas.
If I had to do it all over again I would go to the Allied Health School and get a degree in Sonography or I would be a Speech/Language Pathologist and do my Masters as well.
I have a BBA in Accounting from WTAMU.
I have a BS in biology, an MPH in maternal and child health, and am getting a PhD in epidemiology.
Mom to T (03/03) & R (03/13)
SAHM to 2 boys (6 & 3)
BSN (nursing)
starting back in a MSN program this summer
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My degree is in Business Administration...I'm a research analyst by profession...
I want to get my masters in counseling, however...
Shiloh Xavier born 11/9/2009 at 9:07p.m
Judah Elyse born 5/4/2013 at 2:02p.m
bsw (social work)
but i debate going back for early education or special ed also.
on for my masters.
(probally early ed or special ed though)
Jessie Mommy to B (5/04) E (3/06) n (8/08) wife to S since 2002
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Mine is in Buisness (management was my emphasis) haha i have no desire to ever do anything related to this. My parents told me I was going to college...so I went. I could get this at the local college so thats what I did. I have considered going back and doing a teaching degree but not sure I want to go to school again...especially now that my kids are in school and I would have to be studying with them and myself (and I HATE studying!!!)
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Madison 6-13-03
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I have a BS in Scientific & Technical Communication and have about 1/2 my studies completed for a masters in Marketing Communications (which I will probably never finish )
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Deepika Samson Wiki
Deepika Samson is a popular Indian television actress. She is mainly recognised for her portrayal of Simar in the daily soap "Sasural Simar Ka". She has appeared in many daily series. She was also seen in Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 8 on colors.
BiographyDeepika Kakkar was born on August 6, 1986 in Pune, Maharashtra. She is a graduation holder and has made her acting debut on the small screen with the serial "Devi". Later she played a small role in "Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo". Currently, she is playing the role of Simar in daily soap "Sasural Simar Ka".
CareerShe has worked with Jet as an airhostess for 3 years before entering in the field of acting. She has gained recognition with the series "Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo", even though she played a small role. Her career took a turn with the serial "Sasural Simar Ka" which gained her a lot of appreciation.
Personal ProfileBirth Name : Deepika Kakkar
Popular As : Deepika Samson
Other name : Simar
Birth place : Pune
Date of Birth : August 6, 1986
Age : 29 years
Height : 5'2"(approx)
Religion: Christian
Occupation : Actress
Marital status : Married
Husband : Raunak Samson (Divorced)
Latest NewsDipika Kakar had a minor injury which incidentally coincided with her accident scene on screen. There was an accident scene to be shot in Sasural Simar Ka in which Dipika needed to look injured. Co-incidentally the actress turned up on the sets the same morning with an injury and hence required no make up. About the same Deepika said, "Yes I actually hurt my lower lip in the morning and in fact am having difficulty delivering my dialogues as well. However, what has worked in my favor is that the script too demanded me to be injured and hence there is no need of make up for my scenes."
In Jhalak Dikhla Jaa ReloadedDipika Samson was seen showcasing her dance moves in dancing reality show Jhalak Reloaded but got eliminated. The show is judged by Shahid Kapoor, Karan Johar, Ganesh Hegde and Lauren Gottlieb. She is the first contestant to be eliminated from the eighth season of the reality show. She was in the danger zone alongwith Ashish Choudhary but he was declared safe.
FamilyThe pretty lass Deepika Samson, was born to an Army officer. She has two elder sisters.
Marriage/HusbandAccording to the sources, Deepika Samson is married to her boyfriend Raunak Samson, who is a Flight attendant, in January 2009 but later the duo has filed for divorce and now she has changed her name to Deepika Kakkar. If rumors are to be believed, then she has found love again in actor Shoaib Ibrahim who was her co-star in the series Sasural Simar Ka.
Simar in Sasural Simar KaSasural Simar Ka is an Indian soap opera that airs on Colors. Deepika plays the role of Simar Prem Bharadwaj opposite Dheeraj Dhoopar, who is playing as Prem Bharadwaj. With her character in the series, she has bagged a place in the hearts of audience. In 2012, she has also received "Golden Petal Award" for her role in the serial. She said that her character in the show is quite similar to her real life.
Tv shows2010 Neer Bhare Tere Naina Devi
2009-11 Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo
2011-P Sasural Simar Ka


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