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Fly Killers
Martley have been selling electric fly killer machines online for more than 10 years.
The range of fly...
Martley have been selling electric fly killer machines online for more than 10 years.
The range of fly killers we sell is diverse with fly killing machines to suit many applications, whether it is a small lantern type bug zapper for a domestic kitchen or a large stainless steel IP rated electric killer for a warehouse or factory.
Take a look at the different types on offer, we have electric grid fly killers, glue board fly killers, beautiful brushed stainless steel fly killers, plain white fly killers, IP rated fly killers and many more please feel free to contact us by email or telephone should you require help deciding which is the best fly killer for you.
In addition, we stock many replacement fly killer tubes and replacement fly killer glue boards, if you are struggling to find replacement parts for your electric fly killer, please contact us for help.More...
X-Fly 1 Glue Board Fly Killer
The X-FLY fly traps have been developed and manufactured in the UK by Insect a Clear, one of Europe's leading insect control specialists. The design teams brief was to encompass effective, discreet fly control whilst using the latest technology. The perfect location for the X-FLY fly killer is on top of wall cupboards or high flat surfaces...£99.99Add to cart
Fly Shield Solo Fly Killer
FlyShield Solo from a range of lightweight, powerful eco friendly fly traps with modern styling offering great value insect pest control. The Solo fly killer has been specifically designed for discreet, stylish and effective insect pest control and is ideally suited not only for domestic fly control, but also for restaurants, reception areas, coffee...£58.20Add to cart
Insect a Clear IP Rated Fly Killer T95-IP
The Insect-a-clear T95-IP fly killer has been designed to offer effective insect control in damp and high humidity areas or where frequent cleaning operations causes splashing. The T95-IP conforms to the waterproof rating IPX5 and, after switching the power off, can be hosed down using a low pressure hose. The fly killer can be wall mounted, suspended...£298.80Add to cart
Fly Killer 15W Bulb
Electric fly killer replacement ultraviolet tube. Straight tube - two pins each end. 15watts. Dimensions: 12" x 5/8" diameter (300 x 16mm). Suitable for: Insect a Clear Compact 15W Insect a Clear FK02 Insect a Clear Compact 30W (FK04£10.80Add to cart
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X-FLY 2 Glueboard Fly Killer
X-FLY 2 is not only suitable for the domestic kitchen - it is also a very effective fly control machine covering up to 140m sq. and is ideal for commercial premises. The X-Fly fly traps have been designed be attractive & discreet in appearance whilst efficient at catching flies & insects. Just as with the smaller X-Fly 1, the perfect location...£124.95Add to cart
GLU-60 30 watt Fly Killer Trap
The Insect-a-clear GLU-60 is an excellent alternative to conventional high voltage grid fly traps. Rated at IP65 making it ideal for wet areas. The concept of glue board fly traps is widely accepted by environmental health officers and hygiene managers and often preferred. The flying insects are attracted to the GLU-60 by two, 15 watt UV tubes that is...£181.20Add to cart
Insect a Clear FK02 Electric Fly Killer
Quality British made steel body fly killer. 15 watt lamp.Shatter resistant option. All steel main case for long life, will not degrade like plastic cases. Suitable for wall mounting, suspending or free standing. Stainless steel killing grid. Hygienic aluminium catch tray. Specially formulated high attraction UV tubes. CE approved & formally...£91.80Add to cart
Circline 22W Fly Killer Tube
Replacement ultraviolet circline lamp for Fly Killer. Circular - 4 pin connection. 22 watts. Dimensions: 8" (200mm) circular. Suitable for:FK03 T50-22W T100-44W£12.00Add to cart
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Vanquish Fly Killer
Sleek, stylish, hygiene control. Vanquish, one of the new breed of fly traps is a slim-line, discreet yet very efficient glue board fly killer. 2 x 36w high attraction, energy saver lamps and fully electronic lighting gear ensures low power consumption and negates the need for separate starters. In addition, the super sized glue board of over 1240 sq....£194.40Add to cart
Fusion 4 Glueboard Fly Killer Trap
The Fusion fly traps share a unique feature, double sided glue boards, offering a high catch rate and huge area to catch & kill flies. Particularly suitable for areas where electric grid machines pose too much of a risk to use, such as stables, loft & attic areas. Also, where hygiene is essential, the Fusion with it's pheromone impregnated glue...£223.20Add to cart
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Cluster Fly Tray
The cluster fly tray is an enlarged catch tray suitable for use with the following machines:T35-15W T65-30W T80-30W T100-44W T160-60W Constructed from stainless steel. Dealing with cluster flies.£52.80Add to cart
Fusion 2 Fly Killer Trap
Unusual amongst fly traps, the Fusion 2 fly killer machine features double sided glueboards offering double the fly catch rate. Designed for those industries where hygiene is absolutely vital, the Fusion with it's pheromone impregnated glue boards eliminates any risk of fly debris, providing total safety in food preparation areas. Not only does the...£160.80Add to cart
Insect a Clear Compact Circline Fly Killer
Quality steel cased British made electric grid uv-light fly killer. Powerful 22 watt circline lamp providing high attraction rates. The steel case means this unit will not degrade like plastic bodied fly killers due to constant exposure to ultra-violet light. In addition, the replacement lamp and other parts will always be readily available, unlike...£109.20Add to cart
8W U Shape Fly Killer Bulb
Replacement ultra-violet U shape fly killer tube. 8 watts. U shape. 4 pin connector. Dimensions: 150mm (6in) long including pins, 20mm dia. tube. Suitable for: Protect-a-lite 8FK01 Lamp markings: FUL8 T6 BL£7.29Add to cart
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Fly Shield Two Fly Killer
Part of the FlyShield range of fly traps, similar in design to the Fly Shield One fly killer but featuring two 18 watt energy saving lamps and a larger glue board offering a larger area of coverage and greater insect catch capacity. Ideal fly killer for use in restaurants, supermarkets, reception areas and serveries whilst also being suitable for food...£112.80Add to cart
Lantern Fly Killer
At last, a truly professional commercial lantern fly killer for inside and outside use - Probably the only one of this quality on the market today! Manufactured in stainless steel with a contrasting epoxy coated lid and catch tray. Incorporates an 18 watt energy saving lynx lamp which can easily be changed via the fully interlocked safety guard. The...£179.95Add to cart
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Vulcan Fly Killer
A new addition to the Insect a Clear range, the technologically advanced Vulcan fly killer is fully electronic, with power consumption being kept to an absolute minimum, a worthwhile consideration in this time of rising energy costs. The Vulcan is fitted with high intensity Philips Master Actinic lamps giving a high level of attraction, either 2 lamps...£159.95Add to cart


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UN Human Rights council gives Saudi seat despite recent violent crackdowns on foreign workers
Saudi Arabia on Tuesday won a seat at the Human Rights Council, the UN's highest rights monitoring body, Al Arabiya correspondent reported.
The Geneva-based 47-seat council can shine a spotlight of publicity and censure on rights abuses by adopting resolutions and has dozens of special monitors watching problem countries and major issues ranging from executions to drone strikes.
Seats on the council are allotted to regions, and countries from those regions select candidates for those seats. Sometimes the elections are contested and sometimes not.
The General Council has 193 members and Saudi Arabia won 140 votes, Al Arabiya correspondent in Geneva reported.
The Asian group had unopposed candidates for its four seats: China, the Maldives, Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam.
Top Headlines
- Calling it by its name? Saudi shoura council calls nitaqat system a 'failure'
- Saudi as world human rights watch? Now they accuse Myanmar of 'ethnic cleansing'
- What's all the stink about? 7 reasons Saudi will pay price of booting out the hired help
- HRW report: Foreign workers face abuses in Saudi Arabia
- The UN Human Rights Council voted

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Japandroids: Under The Influence Playlist
If there's any other musician in a band that gets stick more frequently than the drummer, we've yet to hear it. David Prowse is perfectly aware of that, so the Japandroids drummer decided that it was time to give something back.
He's no slouch behind the kit himself (anyone who's ever seen him on stage will agree), and in between rehearsals for their forthcoming UK and European tour, he found time to put together an Under the Influence playlist for us, paying tribute to his favourite drummers.
You can check out the band at the current dates:
- July 12th - Portugal, Lisbon, Optimus Alive Festival
- July 14th - UK, Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
- July 16th - UK, Brighton, The Haunt
- July 17th - UK, London, Dingwalls
- July 18th - UK, London, Dingwalls
- July 19th - UK, Southwold, Latitude Festival
- July 21st - Ireland, Dublin, Longitude
- July 23rd - France, Paris, Nouveau Casino
- July 25th - Germany, Munich, Ahoirock
- July 26th - Germany, Grossenfehn, Omas Teich Fest
- July 27th - Germany, Berlin, Greenville Festival
- July 29th - Austria, Feldkirch, Poolbar Festival
- July 30th - Switzerland, Zurich, Rote Fabrik - Summerstage
- August 1st - Russia, Moscow, B2
- August 2nd - Russia, St Petersburg, Da:Da Club
- August 4th - Poland, Katowice, Off Festival
Q: What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians all day?
A: A drummer
I have heard that joke about 50 million times in my life, usually from bandmates, and every time they tell it people think it's so funny. Us drummers never get any respect, so I thought in solidarity I would put together a mix of a bunch of my favourite drumming ever put on tape (or Protools). I tried to avoid the obvious choices. I mean, I love John Bonham and Keith Moon, but even I'm sick of hearing about how great they are, you know? Maybe Max Weinberg is an obvious choice, perhaps, but I just couldn't avoid getting that song in there.
This mix starts off with one of my all time favourite drum fills, which I've always called the "coke machine fill" because it reminds me of the sound of a can of coke falling down a vending machine right after you've ordered it. Yes it's super simple, but it's still one of the most satisfying sounds I've ever heard.
From there, my choices are a bit all over the place but the one thing all these songs have in common is that I love the drumming in every one of them. From the precise layered percussion on 'Move On Up' to the simple but explosive sound of 'Shot Down', to the sloppily perfect chaos of hometown heroes Run Chico Run and Ghost House, I love each and every one of these songs as much now as when I first heard them.
- The Temptations - 'Ain't Too Proud to Beg'
- Curtis Mayfield - 'Move on Up'
- The Sonics - 'Shot Down'
- Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band - 'Roulette'
- Constantines - 'Nightime/Anytime (It's Alright)'
- Murder City Devils - 'Rum to Whiskey'
- Sleater-Kinney - 'All Hands on the Bad One'
- Run Chico Run - 'Part of My Brain is Working Against Me' [Listen on Spotify]
- Ghost House - 'No Pressure'
- North of America - 'Rough Draft Korea'
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State lawmakers working on major water package
SACRAMENTO State lawmakers are scheduled to regroup today in another bid to seal a long-debated, expensive package of measures to reshape California's water future, including policy directives and funding vital to the San Diego region.
Tops on the agenda is compromise on a nearly $10 billion bond measure that includes $3 billion for new statewide water-storage projects. Following a marathon session last night, the Senate approved the bond 28-8.
"This is truly a historic evening," said Sen. Dave Cogdill, R-Modesto.
Nevertheless, the bond stalled in the Assembly where lawmakers were maneuvering to add another $1 billion to $2 billion in spending. Rather than reconcile in the early morning hours, both houses adjourned with the goal of passing the entire package later today.
The top priority is restoring the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a vital yet crumbling estuary that provides about a third of San Diego County's water supply, and a directive that would help clear the way for construction of a distribution canal from Northern to Southern California.
The package of policy bills also would: create a new oversight commission to guard the delta, impose mandatory conservation, ramp up groundwater monitoring and crack down on those who illegally take supplies from the state's waterways.
San Diego County officials have urged the Legislature to act swiftly, particularly in passing a bond and legislation that would clear some hurdles before the proposed canal.
They're convinced the bill offers the most promise of providing money for programs that could create a more stable supply of water, particularly as prolonged drought and court-ordered environmental restrictions limit inventory and drive up rates.
The top priorities include restoring the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a vital yet crumbling estuary that provides about a third of San Diego County's water supply, and a directive that would help clear the way for construction of a distribution canal from Northern to Southern California.
"We hope the Legislature seizes this vital opportunity to address the state's long-term water needs while also protecting the ecological health of the delta," San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders said.
"At this point, doing nothing simply isn't an option," he added. "A more reliable water supply is vital to the long-term economic health of the San Diego region and the peace of mind of its residents."
But rate payers would have to dig deeper into their pocketbooks to secure that more reliable supply - if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signs the legislation and then voters approve the bond measure, which would likely be on the ballot next year.
The city of San Diego estimates that households would have to pay $48 more per year to cover the local share of a $7 billion to $10 billion canal project.
Some of the proposed water projects, particularly the canal, drew sharp dissension from certain farmers and fishermen who have long relied on the delta for their livelihoods and recreation.
"It's not an environmental solution. It's a water project coupled with some window dressing to make it palatable," said Brett Baker, a sixth-generation pear grower who farms just south of Sacramento.
Fisherman Gary Adams of Concord said the sportfishing industry has already suffered greatly and fears the legislative package may authorize a water grab that will make matters worse.
"Our heritage is at stake. Few people realize that," he said. "It would be like us coming to San Diego and eliminating your fishing for yellowtail."
The San Diego County Water Authority has long pursued construction of the canal, believing the project is the best way to bring water south at the least cost to the delta's fishery, which is in serious decline.
"That's our No. 1 priority," said Dennis Cushman, the authority's assistant general manager.


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What do the communists say? They say, "On the horizons of the ocean of blood, a red sun will rise." You are talking about an ocean of blood. Where is brotherhood and love? You say there will be an ocean of human blood. The fact is however, there is not a drop of blood spilled in the system of Mahdi.
With the Unity of Islam, you will also be protecting Christians, Jews and the irreligious. You will show the world justice, peace, brotherhood and love. You will attain the best result when you show people by being a living example that there will be a world in which there will be no blood, no weapon, no violence and no terror.
Without love of Allah, without love for people, without compassion, without mercy, this one starts bombing that one, and that one starts bombing this one. The main characteristic of the antichrist (dajjal) is bloodshed, cruelty and violence. They are after blood like vampires. With the unity of Islam, with love, with the system of the Mahdi, this bloodshed will stop.
Weapons and bombs are the snares of the satan. Satan constantly demands blood. Bloodshed is the major characteristic of the satan. It feeds on blood. It doesn't get enough of human blood. First it played such a number on the sons of the Prophet Adam(pbuh); God tells us about this in the story of the Cain and Abel. Cain martyred his brother, shed his brother's blood. See that God says, "So his lower self persuaded him to kill his brother." That happens under the influence of satan.
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MSDgen is 3E's enterprise MSDS / SDS software suite designed for companies with in-house EH&S staff that needs to effectively manage the complexities of authoring and issuing reliable hazard communication documentation.
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REACH and GHS compliance deadlines are quickly approaching. This can be a daunting task. To help you better manage critical milestones, we have put together the following chart. Not sure what to do? Call us; we speak global regulatory compliance.
Regulatory Complianceby EEM Inc. based in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
We help our clients to anticipate and respond to regulatory change. Inaddition to assisting with their permits and approvals, we maintain theirregisters of legal and other requirements and provide timely andconvenient notice of pertinent regulatory changes.
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"All futurity seems teeming with endless destruction never to be repelled; Desperate remorse swallows the present in a quenchless rage."
"We have it. The smoking gun. The evidence. The potential weapon of mass destruction we have been looking for as our pretext of invading Iraq. There's just one problem - it's in North Korea."
"There are seeds of self-destruction in all of us that will bear only unhappiness if allowed to grow."
"When a government becomes powerful it is destructive, extravagant and violent; it is an usurer which takes bread from innocent mouths and deprives honorable men of their substance, for votes with which to perpetuate itself"
"If evolution and the survival of the fittest be true at all, the destruction of prey and of human rivals must have been among the most important. . . . It is just because human bloodthirstiness is such a primitive part of us that it is so hard to eradicate, especially when a fight or a hunt is promised as part of the fun."
"The place looked as though it had been visited by Gengiz Cohen (footnote: hence the term "wholesale destruction")"
"What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless, whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy name of liberty or democracy?"
"No loss by flood and lightening, no destruction of cities and temples by the hostile forces of nature, has deprived man of so many noble lives and impulses as those which his intolerance has destroyed"


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Leah Messer's Husband Jeremy Calvert Calls Himself the "Luckiest Stepdad in the World"
Teen Mom 2's Leah Messer is the most blessed mountain mama in the world. This West Virginia native broke our hearts into a thousand pieces when she split from her OG baby daddy, Corey Simms, but after a tragic few months of wearing a weird blonde wig and hating on pickup trucks, Leah met the one and only Jeremy Calvert. Despite this one really awkward time when Leah kinda-sorta rejected Jeremy for Corey, these two have been head-over-heels since they first laid eyes on each other!
Nowadays, Leah and Jeremy are happily married and have a child of their very own, but that doesn't mean Jeremy isn't an amazing stepdad to Leah's previous kids, twin girls Aleeah Grace and Aliannah Hope!
Ali and Aleeah are super close to Jeremy (despite the fact that he spent the better part of this fall hanging out with a bunch of aliens in Roswell), and this dude took it to Twitter to wish them a happy fourth birthday on December 16. "Happy birthday girls I'm the luckiest stepdad in the world," Jeremy tweeted. "Love ya both so very much !!!"
Aw, this guy! Leah is so lucky to have found a man who's committed to her daughters, and the best part is that Corey also seems like he's also a huge fan of Jer. These hunks are often photographed together at family events, and Corey (who's remarried) seems grateful for Jeremy's presence in his daughter's lives.
Do you think Jeremy is a good stepdad? We can't wait to see him in action when Teen Mom 2 returns for its fifth season on MTV!


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You gonna give me the extra £500 then? LOLOriginally Posted by ukwdwnut, post: 172651
You gonna give me the extra £500 then? LOLOriginally Posted by ukwdwnut, post: 172651
LOL it's not like I have much choice as it's an insurance replacement and a much better laptop than the one it is replacing anyway.Might look a bit suss if I start asking to add extra to buy a Mac when to be honest I'm damn lucky the insurance company are helping me at all!
Me neither Claire!
I doubt that very much Chris!Originally Posted by Skywatcher, post: 172730
The Vaios are nice, I've had plenty in various businesses over the years, and one from about 10 years ago is still in use at my parent's place.
I like the styling and they're generally well thought out.
They CAN be a little idiosyncratic which doesn't usually bother people if they use the sony supplied install disks etc.
I haven't noticed a higher than normal failure rate but on the occasions when a failure DOES occur, I've found sony less than willing to repair without a lot of questions and insistence.
I'd accept one from insurance sure, but if it were my own dime, I'd try and get a Toshiba.
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As it is an insurance offer i would go with the Sony as it is a nice bit of kit.
However, if it were me i am going to go against the grain and say i would go for a Samsung. Ever since my now wife bought me a Samsung Telly for xmas a few years back we have bought where possible Samsung electrical items. You always seem to get more for your money with them and my current laptop which i use solely for DJ'ing is a Samsung R510 with 3Gig Processor and 4Gig Memory and i have to say it is the best laptop i have used.
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Home and Garden briefs for Nov. 6
Couple win window makeover: Encinitas couple Seth and Sandra Schwartz recently won a sweepstakes for a $10,000 window makeover from Exciting Windows! The couple entered on HGTV's Web site, and their home now features draperies, cornices and top treatments in their family room and kitchen. Go to www.excitingwindows.com.
Free workbook: The National Kitchen & Bath Association has created a free NKBA Kitchen & Bath Workbook for those interested in remodels or new construction. Order at nkba.org.
Nuts about macadamias: The UC Cooperative Extension, with the California Macadamia Society and the Gold Crown Macadamia Association, will hold its annual field day from 8:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday in Bonsall with continental breakfast, classes, lunch and more. Cost is $20; call 760-728-8081 or go to www.macnuts.org/fieldday.htm.
Bandy Canyon Ranch open house: The Escondido History Center will hold an open house at Bandy Canyon Ranch from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday. The adobe lodge was occupied in the 1870s by John Bandy and has been a popular social and charity event site since then. Cost is $25; Bandy Canyon Ranch is at 16251 Bandy Canyon Road in the San Pasqual Valley. E-mail email@example.com or call 760-743-8207.
E-waste drop-off in Vista: E-World Recyclers will host a free electronic waste drop-off from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 2480 Ash St. No hazardous waste or large appliances will be accepted. To learn what items are considered e-waste, call 760-599-0888 or visit eworldrecyclers.com.
Gardening festival: The Water Conservation Garden, 12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West in El Cajon, will hold a Water Smart Gardening Festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 14. Guests can buy drought-tolerant plants, hear talks on water-wise gardening, visit an "Ask the Designer" area and more, including face painting, a children's activity booth and a "Plantastic" Show with Ms. Smarty-Plants for children. Free admission and parking. Call 619-660-0614, ext. 10, or go to www.thegarden.org.
CCRS auction: The California Coastal Rose Society will hold its annual auction of rare and unusual rose plants at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 17 at Heritage Hall, 2650 Garfield St. in Carlsbad. About 100 plants, selected based on rarity, difficulty in collecting, exotic nature or "collector's appeal," will be available in silent and live auctions. Go to californiacoastalrose.com.
Children's garden fundraiser: The San Dieguito Garden Club will hold a fundraiser for the Hamilton Children's Garden at the San Diego Botanic Garden from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Nov. 18. Rene van Rems will speak on "Transforming Garden Floral and Greens into Holiday Treasures"; there will also be a raffle, and lunch will be served at noon. Tickets, which include lunch, are $27, or $12 for club members. Call Geri May Thirloway at 858-755-3284; seating is limited.
Cymbidium Society hosts orchid auction: The San Diego County Cymbidium Society will hold its annual members' orchid auction at 7 p.m. Nov. 19 at the Carlsbad Woman's Club, 3320 Monroe Ave. More than 100 plants grown by members will be up for bid, ranging from common to exotic varieties. Call 760-732-0055.
San Diego Botanic Garden Orchid Festival: San Diego Botanic Garden (formerly Quail Botanical Gardens) and the Palomar Orchid Society present a one-day educational showcase for orchid enthusiasts from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 21 at 230 Quail Gardens Drive in Encinitas. Not to be confused with the San Diego International Orchid Fair, the Orchid Festival is designed to help gardeners learn the basics on orchid care and see a display of various orchids. Admission is $12 for adults, $8 for seniors, active military and students, and $6 for children ages 3 to 12. Call 760-436-3036 or visit sdbgarden.org.


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We're ramping up with a series of interviews with people who actually coach basketball. Imagine that! We talked to Celtics Assistant Coach Tom Thibodeau a while ago. And on Friday I spent some time with Milwaukee Assistant Coach Tony Brown.
Coach Brown knows the NBA. He has been on the coaching staff in Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Portland, and Milwaukee twice. As a defensive stopper, he played for Indiana, Chicago, New Jersey, Houston, Milwaukee, both Los Angeles teams, Utah, and Seattle. He also played in Italy.
You can listen to whole conversation rigt here: Listen to TrueHoop's Playbook: Henry Abbott talks with Tony Brown of the Bucks
(The audio is in large part thanks to the nice people at NPR's show The Bryant Park Project, who generously let us record the interview in their New York studios.)
And here's the transcription of the entire talk:
Thank you for joining me, Tony.
All right.
In 1994 you did something a lot of players I think would like to do but failed at, which is to step from a playing career to a coaching career. How did you pull that off?
Well, I played for the Bucks in the early 90's with Larry Krystkowiak, and the head coach at the time was Del Harris, and on his staff was Frank Hamlin, Mike Dunleavy.
And during the course of that season, you know, they would say little things because I was always asking questions about game planning and stuff like that and they would say, you know, you might have a shot at coaching in this league, you got to think about it. You're getting close to the end of your career, you might want to consider it.
So I said, you know what, let me think about it. The last couple of years I was playing in Italy, and during the summers I would always talk to Mike Dunleavy. Hey, I'm still interested in doing that. So he said let me know when you're done, and I'll give you a job. And sure enough, he gave me a job.
Started out in the ground level, video editing. Got out and did some college and high school scouting. Worked my way up to advanced scouting. So my three years there were very beneficial.
Is anyone playing in the NBA right now who you think has an NBA coach future?
Yeah, there's probably a few guys out there. I would think Eric Snow, he's a pretty good candidate. Obviously, a point guard, but just seems to know what's going on on the floor. Has a good feel. Always seems to be talking to teammates about what's going on in the game. He would be a candidate of mine if he were to get into coaching.
It's a tough job. It's not very glamorous. The hours are long, the money's not great, tons of travel. Getting fired all the time.
Exactly. You're going to be away from your family a lot. And it's no different than being a player, obviously, but there is a little more work involved as far as doing game planning and watching film and trying to come up with ways to beat the opponent. But yeah, I enjoy doing it. But yeah, it is hard work.
It is a real job.
Yeah, it's a real job. You have tough hours, you're getting in in the middle of the night or early in the morning, I should say. 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, and you have to get up and do work for game planning for the next opponent.
It's constant work with players on the floor, obviously, that's just part of it. But there is a lot of behind the scenes stuff that can take quite a bit of your time.
Did you ever have a real job before this?
I can't say that I've had a real nine to five job. But of course, during my college career in the summertimes I've done all that stuff like working at the Stock Exchange.
You didn't just fly around playing on the AAU circuit?
No, didn't do any speaking engagements or anything like that. I got dirty doing some construction jobs. So I worked my way through a lot of those situations and finally got into coaching. But that's not a typical nine to five job.
You're part of the new coaching staff in Milwaukee, working with your former teammate, Larry Krystkowiak. This season for your team, rebounding is up, blocks are up. You've had some great wins already. Do you have a new approach you can tell us about?
No, I wasn't around this team the last few years, I was in Boston. But I think the overall feel for the organization was they wanted to get better defensively and, obviously, the rebounding was a big part of that. And defensive field goal for the opponent, I think they were like 29th in the league. And we were trying to work that number down.
Our goal is to have opponents shoot around 45%, and they feel like that's going to turn into some more wins. But our focus from the beginning of the year was trying to get better defensively, and so far, that's been working.
You know, with the addition of Yi, a healthy Charlie Villanueva, Andrew Bogut putting up some good numbers. We have a foundation. We just need to continue to get better.
Every team wants to get better defensively, but how do you actually do it?
It's hard work. You've got to want to. The defensive mindset is really important. If you're not having the mindset that they want to slow down the opponent and make it tough for them to get shots, tough for them to get catches, not making it easy for them to get post up position. A lot of those factor in.
But all five guys have got to want to stop the ball. There is not just one guy that can guard the ball in this league. Guys are too good. You've got to have five defenders. You've got to try to get that approach over to your players.
So far, we've had some letdowns in some games, but, overall, I think consistently our guys are trying to get better defensively.
You're starting Yi Jianlian, and Desmond Mason, where previously Charlie Villanueva and Bobby Simmons had started. Is that a defense for offense substitution going on there?
Not really. We wanted to give the guys an opportunity at the beginning of training camp. We felt like coming out of training camp that Desmond gave us energy at the small forward spot and some defense. We just felt like Yi, at the time, his knowledge of defensive schemes, he seemed to grasp pretty quickly. And I think that was probably the biggest reason why those guys are in the lineup.
Obviously, Yi's skill as an offensive player is there, just like it is for Charlie Villanueva. But from an energy standpoint and defensive standpoint, it just gave our team a better chance to start our ballgames.
TV ratings in China show Yi is already one of the most popular players in the world. What's it like to travel with this guy and to coach this guy?
It's a dream to coach him. Obviously, there were, in our mind, maybe some barriers that might slow his growth a little bit coming over to America. But he seemed to knock them down quite fast. Just picking up terminology. Talking to him on the
floor. Didn't need an interpreter there. We seemed to communicate well with him, And he picks up everything.
I think his knowledge of speaking the English language is very good. I think some reporters thought that would be a big problem. But he seems to be doing quite well in that department.
His skill level, his poise, his composure on the floor, it's just amazing a kid from China could come over in his first year and have an impact so early in his career.
I think when we watch the game we think of a player like Yi, and you can imagine you have all this time for skill development. Spending eight hours a day teaching him about the NBA game, but with the NBA schedule, you don't have that kind of time, right?
No, not really. We generally get to spend some time before and after practice with a lot of our guys. Either with skill stuff on the floor or maybe sitting down, showing them some edits of some games. There's always something you can do to help improve them.
But his work ethic is probably top notch for a kid that is so young and I think that's going to bode well for him in the future.
What did you know about him and what was your impression of him on draft night?
I didn't know much about him, to be honest. Just from what I was reading in the paper or on the internet. But when we saw edits of him before the draft and, obviously, the length and athleticism, the skill level. You know, he's intriguing.
We didn't get a chance to see him workout before the draft, but our scouting department did a pretty good job of following this kid the last two to three years, so they had a good idea that this kid was one of the top potential picks in the draft.
So I would have to give them credit for sticking to and following him, and making sure they had a good foundation and knowing what kind of kid he is.
Are you the guy that spends time with him? Or is there someone on your staff that is dedicated to the Yi project?
I think we all spend a lot of time with him on the floor. Off the floor, it is probably a little different. We added Jarrin Akana to our staff, who has spent a bit of time with Yi developing him over the years in China. So he has a relationship with him. I think before the draft, he spent some time in L.A., and Jarrin was there.
So I think he helps kind of buffer some of the road bumps that Yi might have. But overall from a coaching standpoint, all of our guys have engaged him in some way or another, whether it's on the floor or off.
Another international high draft pick on your team is Australian Andrew Bogut. Is it just me or is it he a lot feistier this year?
Yeah, I would say he's feistier. He's a little more productive this year. And as a coaching staff, we made a conscious effort to make sure that we get him touches. Whether it be, just using his ability to pass or getting him down to the post where he can be effective for attacking some of the bigs in our league. And all of his numbers are up, and his production is up.
This is pretty much his fourth year. He should be looking to be more productive or maybe it's his third, I'm not sure but he should look to be more productive. He's one of our better skilled big men in the league, so we should get more out of him.
There was a play against Dallas -- you had a missed a free throw late in the game, and he was a big part of corralling the offensive rebound. When I saw that play, it was just a gritty, gritty play. I thought wow, he looked great doing that. This is what everybody wants out of him ...
Yeah, absolutely. With his length and his timing he should be making plays like that a lot in games. He's just the tip of the iceberg, Andrew. He's a kid that wants to be better and wants to improve his team. It's just a matter of time. Hopefully, we can continue to get him touches early in ballgames to be more aggressive.
Yesterday for the 15th or 20th time, they said I can't believe he's ripping his players in the press like that. Is that helpful or is that not helpful?
I'm sure there is a way to do everything. I think Andrew learned his lesson by some of the comments he's made. These are the guys he's going to have to roll with for six, seven months. And you know to have that kind of friction in your locker room probably doesn't bode well for you.
I think Andrew's gotten better in that department. He's backing his teammates, they're out there fighting together. So I think he's learned his lesson on that.
There is a little bit of a code that you don't go trash your teammates in the press?
Yeah, yeah, same with coaches.
Yep, yep. All right, the star of the Bucks is an American player, Michael Redd. Despite carrying some extra weight (That I heard was due to the fact that he matched his pregnant wife snack for snack. I read that, or that's what I heard, because she had a baby in June or something. And he was running out late at night getting ice cream for her. I know how that could happen. I've had a pregnant wife.) But this season, he played with team U.S.A. He's in great shape. He's been quoted saying he's sick of losing now and he's determined to do all the things it takes to make his teammates better. He seems that he's progressed from a scorer to a much better all around player?
Michael's improved a lot this year, especially playing with the U.S.A. Basketball team, being around other great players like Kobe Bryant, Jason Kidd. And just finding out the commitment to try to stay on top of your game each and every night. It's tough. It's a long season. The grind is long.
And I think he learned that, especially as you get older in this league, you have to take care of your body. I think one of the big things that he mentioned to me is he lost weight and got his body fat percent down, and it's huge. I think it helps fight off injuries.
He's just playing at a much different level right now. I think defensively is where I've seen his biggest improvement. We know he can score the basketball, but each and every night so far this year, Michael has displayed the ability to get out and guard people. And I can't say from afar, after some of the teams I've been with, that's something I thought he could do.
But I am deeply impressed with the way he's approached the season, getting his body in shape physically, and mentally being ready to play every night.
Hopefully, our guys on the team are seeing that, and seeing the turnaround that Michael's making and maybe it will bode well for some of our other players.
Help me out with this. I watch a lot of NBA games like I'm sure we all do. In the last couple of years, I feel like I've noticed way more than ever before, crunch time, timeout. Coach draws up a play, and they inbound the ball, and you guys don't do this, but a lot of teams what you get is a star isolated, three point line, and everyone else watches. It's like that's the play you called time out to call?
Yeah, I think in coach's minds in a lot of those situations, they feel like they have to get the ball in the best player's hands. And if you don't get the ball in the best player's hands, you're down a point or two and someone else on the team will end up shooting that ball.
Then you tend to hear some criticism from the press that, oh, how come you didn't give the ball to your best player? So I think you find a lot of that happening.
In our situation in Boston the last few years, Paul Pierce has pretty much been that guy. And he's pretty good one on one. He's good getting separation from the defender, and freeing up a shot. But I can't say that a lot of guys have that ability. So it just depends on the make up of your player.
In Michael Redd's situation, I think we probably w
ant to free him up with some screening action or some kind of pick and roll to where he can get some separation from the defense to free up a shot. But I think it's different for each star player.
I hear like 10,000 high school coaches in my head going, What about picks? What about team play? What about movement?
Yeah, yeah, you need that action. A lot of times in those situations, especially in the late seconds in games, you can tend to get away with a little more screening if you lay one on a guy. Your referees don't jump up in June and call the call.
I think back to the old days when Charles Oakley was playing for the Knicks. He was a guy that took advantage of those situations. If he had to free a guy up to get him open, nine times out of ten, he was going to open up and get that catch because Oakley laid some guy out.
So in those situations, yes. Screening is very important and you've got to do it, you've got to make contact. And nine times out of ten you're going to free up somebody to get an open shot.
Who is your guy for that? Is that a Bogut job?
Yeah, I think it is. Andrew's been pretty good at screening. Yi is good at landing some screens. But it's something that needs to improve. Not just on our team. You just don't see it a lot in our league now. What we call slips. Guys attempting to set a screen, but he slips out quick because some teams like to switch. And if he's not a true screen, it's hard to switch, you know?
So it just depends on the make up of your club. But I think right now screening and passing are the areas of the game that probably need some work.
Does the player everyone's talking about in the NBA is Kevin Garnett. I noticed you went to the same high school as him. So you probably knew about him earlier than the rest of us.
Yeah, I went to Farragut. And Kevin was blessed enough to play at my high school. It was just for a year. But at that time they had some good, young talented players on that team. Kevin was a nice addition to that club. We were fortunate to play at the same high school.
Were you aware of him then? Did you go watch him?
Absolutely. That's when I started scouting for the Bucks. I spent quite a bit of time watching him play that year. I may have watched ten games up there at Farragut that year.
My opinion of him was he's an NBA player. He's lottery material, if he puts his name in the draft, he would be a guy I would want to draft. He was so fundamentally sound back in those days. Obviously, today. But for a kid that young to be that fundamentally sound, have a good basketball IQ, I thought it was very rare.
What pick did you guys have that year? I don't remember.
I can't remember.
Did you draft above Minnesota? Did you have a crack at Garnett?
I don't think we had a shot at him. But if we did, I recommended taking him.
Let's talk a little about zone defense. It's been legal in the NBA since 2001. I can't look inside coaches' heads, but just now it seems some coaches are thinking it's a good idea. Now this is the first season I've seen maybe a whole quarter of zone, or a whole half. Everywhere else in the world, at every level of basketball, zone is a staple. But the NBA guys just don't like it.
The old NBA coaches probably wouldn't even consider using zones. I think back a few years ago, I think Don Nelson maybe one of the few coaches to try it. Flip Saunders in Minnesota was one of the few coaches that may give you a steady diet of it. But most coaches thought it was taboo. We don't need to play no zone, play man to man defense.
It's just not macho enough, is that it?
You know what, that was my forte. I was a defensive player. Put me on the guy, and I was going to try to slow him down. You just don't see that anymore.
Like you said, there are a lot of teams out there using more zone. You just have to think about it because some of the teams don't spend that much time in practice going against the zone or using the zone.
I think at first it was kind of a gimmick to try to disrupt the other team. But like you said, now you're starting to see more teams give you a steady diet of it. I don't think we have that many offensive sets as far as zone sets to attack it. You'll find more teams probably using man to man plays to attack the zone, which is not a bad idea.
But just you talk about a timeframe in your practice where you're going to spend time with zone, I think a lot of teams don't do that. So it becomes a weapon.
Team U.S.A. has been encountering that problem, too, where they just don't have tons of experience against the zone, right?
Yeah, yeah. You figure some of the kids that are on that team. How many of them went to college and actually spent some time working against zones? Probably not that many.
Not those big stars.
Yeah, not the big stars. The LeBron's of the world and the Dwight Howards didn't see a steady diet there for a year or two in college. So it becomes a weapon for opposing teams.
All right. Before I let you go, I want to ask you some quick questions, give me a quick answer. I'm trying to catch you off guard ...
Is Boston the best team in the NBA this year?
I'd say yeah. They've got the best record.
If you could pick one player right now in the NBA to build a team around, who are you going to take?
That's a tough one. But you know what, you look back at the years with all the NBA Championships, the number one factor in a lot of those situations was they had a big man on the floor and a quality big man. So I think I would probably have to start with a big guy. You're talking like a Garnett, Dwight Howard, Tim Duncan, Shaq. It's got to be a big guy, because they help to win championships.
The best coach in the NBA history? Past or present?
Oh, wow. That's a tough one. But you know, Phil Jackson has to go up there around the top, Red Auerbach, obviously. They have the most titles. But more than anything, their ability to deal with star players probably puts them up at the top.
Larry Krystkowiak just called, he's wondering what in the hell's going on.
He'll be there soon.
Who is going to be this year's NBA Champion?
I've got to go with the Spurs. They've shown the ability over the years that they know how to get it done in the playoffs. Until somebody knocks them off the pedestal, I think they have the best formula to get there and win it.
All right. Coach, Tony Brown, thank you very much for joining us today.
All right, thank you.
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Reform of Health Care in Germany
Hurst, Jeremy W., Health Care Financing Review
For the past 45 years Germany has had two health care systems: one in western Germany, the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) before the unification of Germany, and the other in eastern Germany, the German Democratic Republic (GDR), before the unification of Germany. In the case of western Germany, there were no profound structural changes to its health care system since the foundations of the system were laid by Bismarck in 1883. However, there was much growth in, and adaptation to, the system during its long history, including some significant reforms in the late 1970s and in the 1980s.
In contrast, after World War II eastern Germany was given publicly financed and provided services quite unlike those in western Germany (Light, 1985). Following the reunification of Germany in October 1990, health service financing and delivery arrangements in eastern Germany are once more being radically reformed to bring them back toward the arrangements that have prevailed throughout in western Germany.
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* A description of the health care system in western Germany together with some brief references to that in the former GDR.
* An account of recent reforms to the system in the two parts of Germany.
* Some evidence about the performance of the systems in the two parts of Germany.
* An attempt to identify some remaining problems and their potential solutions.
The German Systems of health care
Western Germany
Citizens in western Germany enjoy access to a generous range and volume of health services, provided by a mixture of independent and public providers. Access is unhampered by significant direct charges. About 88 percent of the population is covered by social health insurance, funded mainly by payroll taxes. Most of the rest of the population--mainly higher income earners--have private health insurance. The bulk of expenditure decisions are settled between the statutory sickness funds and the providers. Here, arrangements are both highly decentralized and highly formalized. There are about 1,100 autonomous sickness funds. Regional associations of these funds bargain with regional associations of doctors to determine aggregate payments to ambulatory care physicians. In the case of hospitals, representatives of sickness funds negotiate with individual hospitals on rates of payment for hospitals. These negotiations take place under guidelines for rates of increase of health expenditure set by a national committee (Concerted Action). Germany has a federal system of government, and the regulation of health services is diffused between the Federal, State, and local levels.
Some of the main features of this system can be summarized in the form of diagrams. Figure 1 shows some of the main relationships in a highly simplified form. At the bottom left in the diagram is the population, some of whom become patients during any 1 year. At the bottom right in the diagram are the providers who supply health services to patients. At the top of the diagram are the third-party payers who collect contributions, premiums, or taxes from the population and pay providers or reimburse patients for services delivered to patients. Service flows are shown in solid lines and financial flows are shown as broken lines.
Practically the whole of the population is covered by health insurance. The statutory sickness funds, which cover about 88 percent of the population, pay providers directly for the services supplied to their members. The sickness funds can be separated into State Insurance Regulation (RVO) funds, covering about 60 percent of the population, and substitute funds covering about 28 percent of the population. The insured generally have no choice between the RVO funds (they are compulsory members of a particular fund), so the RVO funds are shown as single. The private insurers, which cover about 10 percent of the population, provide indemnity payments both in the form of cash reimbursements and in the form of payments to providers. …


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July 9, 2015 | by Sheila Heti
An appreciation of Tove Jansson.
One day my mother—who immigrated from Hungary forty years ago—was visiting my apartment. She noticed that on the fridge my boyfriend and I had taped a large picture of Charlie Brown, which we had torn from the pages of The New Yorker. It was just Charlie Brown standing there with his hands at his sides. Upon seeing the picture she stopped and said, "What a nice boy! Who is it?" The remarkable thing wasn't only discovering that my mother had strangely never encountered Charlie Brown, but that upon seeing him for the first time, she immediately liked him, felt sympathy and tenderness. Until that moment, I had not fully understood the power of comics: I had never witnessed so starkly what a perfect line can summon. A line drawn with love can make us as vulnerable as what the line depicts. Whatever cynicism I had about how commerce creates familiarity creates conditioned responses creates "love," it crumbled in that instant. An artist's love for what they create is what creates love.
The first time I encountered Tove Jansson's Moomin strips, I had the same feeling as my mother: what a nice boy! (Or whatever sort of creature Moomin is—a creature from a tender dream.) There is such vulnerability in his eyebrows, in his little round tummy, in the way he doesn't have a mouth, in the babyish slope of the bottom of his face.
It was strange, then, to learn that Jansson's first drawing of Moomin was an attempt to draw "the ugliest creature imaginable" after a fight with her brother about Immanuel Kant. Read More »
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|Trailside Villa *XC Trails out your back door!*: 6857
|Location: Truckee, Truckee
|Price: $225.00 - $425.00/night
|Property Type: Townhome
|Bedrooms: 3
|Bathrooms: 2.5
|Square Feet: 1465
|Garage: 2
|View: Forested
|Every 4th night is free during non holiday periods, every 7th night is free during holiday periods.
This gorgeous rental in Tahoe Donner-Truckee is a beautifully furnished three-bedroom, two and a half bathroom free standing Town Home.
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High-speed wireless internet access (no router) (*Internet connection and Cable cannot be guaranteed in the mountains.)
This home is adjacent to Tahoe Donner's cross country and downhill ski trails and minutes to water sports, appealing to both winter and summer activities, including a fantastic cross country ski center, a sledding hill, equestrian center, small market/deli, and two Recreation Centers (hot tubs, heated pool, fitness center, saunas, health spa, tennis courts, and family activities), and a Golf Club with an 18-hole golf course and driving range, a full-service public restaurant (The Lodge at Tahoe Donner), PLUS private beach on Donner Lake.
Tahoe Donner is conveniently situated at the upper west end of Truckee. It is approximately 5 minutes to downtown shopping and restaurants, and approximately 10-30 minutes to ski area resorts including Tahoe Donner, Northstar, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Sugar Bowl, Soda Spring, Donner Ski Ranch, and Royal Gorge Cross Country Center.
**No Smoking and No Pets Please** (Owner is allergic to dogs, but has an allergy-free dog at the home occasionally.)
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Guest Reviews for Trailside Villa *XC Trails out your back door!*
Overall Rating: 4.5
Rating: 3
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2009-12-12
We had some issues - not overridging our stay, nonetheless, issues. There were spiders everywhere. And, these were not "dead" or recently deceased...these were live and active. The lower adults bedroom (w/queen sized bed was the most interesting in that it had webs that we actually took as some sort of "guazy" coverlet at first glance - when we went to move it, "it" (several spiders) took off in several directions. Found spiders in all bathrooms, kitchen, living room area...heck everywhere. Immediately set off for a store where we purchased bug spray to take care of the problem. We found the amount of clothing (children's) in the lower bedroom really hampered our ability to "unpack" our grandchildren's items and made us wonder if the people who owned this "villa" had not wanted someone to use this bedroom. The vaccuum cleaner was a joke - did not work at all. We found someone else's comment sheet remaining in the container on the kitchen counter - making us wonder if anyone actually cared about really doing a thorough investigation of the property when the previous "tenants" had vacated. It was also interesting that these people had had an experience similar to ours. This is a gorgeous spot that simply needed a really good cleaning and some bug spray to stop the local spiders from setting up housekeeping.
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Thank you for the review, we appreciate any feedback from our guests. Every house in Tahoe will have the odd spider even new homes. None are harmful in any way and it is impossible to eradicate them all - even if you live in the home full time. Unfortunately spiders are a fact of life in a mountain environment like Tahoe. We have passed on your comments to the owner regarding the children's clothes and the vaccuum cleaner. Remember, when you vacation rent a home you are renting a family's second home and so they will have some personal effects there. Thank you again for your review, we appreciate the feedback - The Staff at Pullen Rental Group
Rating: 4
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2010-02-25
We enjoyed our stay for the most part - the home was certainly not huge, but it was more than adequate. Can't say enough good things about the location - it was such a treat to ski right out the door and not have to get in the car at the end of a long day of skiing. Our main issues were with the kitchen (which was not 'gourmet'). There were NO wine glasses; even if owners don't drink many people do and the appropriate glasses are a minimal requirement. We also needed a mixer to make whip cream and had to do it by hand with a very small whisk. The pots and pans seemed pretty adequate - but there was a very minimal supply of utensils. I'd also just say that if people were really going to cook a 'dinner party' as advertised, they should not expect to have more than 1 or 2 people in the kitchen at once - pretty small! Anyway, except for the small kitchen, other things are very fixable; and location is great!
Rating: 5
Reviewed by Walnut Creek Family for their stay on 2010-12-29
The Trailside villa is located very close to Tahoe Donner ski area making it very convenient. The condo looks like new and is very clean and even has a garage for parking.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2011-01-20
We enjoyed our trip with my son, daughter in-law and 2 and half year old grandson. The facility was well furnished, clean and great location. We liked he heated floor in the kitchen.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by lovesushi28 for their stay on 2011-03-16
My family enjoyed a wonderful stay in this townhouse. Everyone was very comfortable, children and adults alike. The kitchen was perfectly stocked with the essentials for cooking. Loved the location for both snow play and skiing. Very quiet during our stay. Very clean too - absolutely no complaints! Will look to stay again.
Rating: 3
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2012-01-05
We enjoyed our stay at this condo, but felt that it was far too expensive for the quality of the amenities. The kitchen was understocked (no serrated knife, no cookie sheet, etc.), the "stereo" was an old boom box without an ipod hookup, the tv was old and not very good. Also, the description states that guest passes to the development's gym and pool/spa are included, which they are, but fails to mention that you still have to pay for the privilege of using them. But the house was otherwise comfortable and well-located.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by Dan Saunders for their stay on 2012-02-22
We had a very nice stay at the Trailside Villa during the first weekend of February. We have stayed at many places in Tahoe Donner every winter since 1987 and this place is one of the best we've tried. Everything in the unit worked well; it was clean, modern and comfortable. We would like to continue staying there for years to come!
Rating: 5
Reviewed by erik for their stay on 2012-03-28
This house is modern, clean, comfortable and in a fantastic location. It is a short walk to Tahoe Donner ski hill, its backyard is all woods and it was very quiet when we stayed there. My family found the house to be very welcoming, comfortable, warm and will definitely go back and stay there again. Having a garage when it snows is a real plus too! It was only 3 of us but there is easily room for 7.
Rating: 4
Reviewed by Michael McCutcheon for their stay on 2012-08-05
While this unit is fairly small, it works well for our small family gatherings. There is a nice deck in the back with a private view of the woods behind. There is direct access out the back to miles of trails. Be aware that the garage is narrow and small (one car only) and that the living areas (living and dining room) are small. This would probably to too tight for two families, but works for us with our grandchildren.
Rating: 3
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2013-01-10
Perfect location for nordic skiing at Tahoe Donner X-Country. Trails are right outside the house. Excellent wi-fi and tv reception. Well equipped kitchen and lovely master bedroom, master bath and gas fireplace. Carpets need to be replaced as they are very soiled and worn. It was very convenient for skiing but overpriced, considering all of the rentals in the Tahoe Donner area.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2013-01-24
Everything about the place was great, from the instructions we received, to the snacks and goodies that were left for us, to the accommodations themselves. A pleasant surprise just how nice the accommodations were, and plenty of room for our two families (4 adults, 3 kids). Great beds and bathrooms, nice couches, chairs, and dining table, a very well-appointed kitchen, plenty of room in the garage. All around an excellent experience. The only slight criticism I would express, and this is pretty minor, is that the location of the heater thermostat on the bottom floor makes for a wide disparity in temperature between the bottom floor (where two of the bedrooms and one of the bathrooms are located), which tends to be a bit cool, and the upper floor (where the master bedroom and bath, another bathroom, and the kitchen, dining area, and living room are located), which tends to be a bit too warm. Ideally, it would have been better to locate the thermostat in the stairwell or in some other location where it better registers the temp(s) on both floors. But we just opened a window or two in the upstairs floor, and it was not a big deal at all. And the location was great for us, because it was literally just a block or two from the downhill resort parking lot. We could have walked if we did not have ski stuff to carry.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by Dan Saunders for their stay on 2013-03-06
This was the third year we have stayed at the Trailside Villa and really like its location and clean, modern look. Everything was well appointed and service was excellent. One thing we noticed was some water in the carpet by the kitchen entry and the kitchen laminant flooring looked like it had been a little water affected. This damage was not noted during our previous stays there. Perhaps it was caused by the water source to the refrigerator? Otherwise Trailside Villa is a great place to enjoy the Truckee/North Tahoe region.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by Mark and Helen for their stay on 2013-06-13
We rented this home to stay close to Tahoe Donner for my son's that was held at The Lodge at Tahoe Donner. Beautiful wedding and day. This home was very roomy and very well kept. Everything we needed was supplied, except the food, of course. The gas grill that was attached to the home gas line was so easy to use. We would definitely stay here again. Great view and wonderful area.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer for their stay on 2013-08-25
We recently rented the trail side villa townhouse. We were impressed how clean and comfortable it was.. It was great for two families as our daughter, son-law and toddler grand daughter used the bedrooms downstairs with their own bathroom, and my husband and I were upstairs with a great master bathroom.. We had a beautiful private view of the woods from our living room and deck.. Great stay. Would come again.
Rating: 5
Reviewed by Dan Saunders for their stay on 2014-02-13
This unit is really fantastic. Everything about it is exceptional. Only one thing to fix is a water leak under the kitchen sink. It maybe coming from the instant hot water faucet. Otherwise a great place to vacation!
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Reputation Attacks in Mediated and Automated Systems
J. R. Rabaiotti, H. Chivers, J. A. Clark, P. C. Cheng, N. Ivanic, S. Balfe
Trust is a measure of the behaviour that is expected of another party in a transaction; there are many approaches to estimating trust, many of which are based on combining direct and indirect experience of transactions into a recommendation. This paper reviews the types of attack that are found in existing reputation-based systems, and their relevance to both human teams and to future military networks. Many of the attacks are forms of misuse or misrepresentation. For a reputationbased system to take account of such attacks it must include assessments of service quality based on the wider context of a transaction or the outcomes of a large number of transactions; these requirements are difficult to meet in fully automated networks, so reputation systems may be unsuitable as the primary source of trust in dynamic military networks. The results also highlight the difference between unmediated and mediated human interactions.
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September, 2008
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Project 6
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KENNEWICK, Wash. (AP) — The Benton County prosecutor is recommending a three-month jail sentence when former Prosser Mayor Linda Lusk is sentenced July 8 for molesting a 14-year-old boy at her home.
Lusk pleaded guilty to third-degree child molestation on Friday in a deal with prosecutors who agreed to drop charges of child rape and communicating with a minor for immoral purposes.
The Tri-City Herald reports Lusk was booked into jail Friday and began serving time in work release that will be applied to her sentence. She also has to register as a sex offender.
The 50-year-old Lusk was charged in June and accused of having sexual contact with the teen who had stopped by her home in April 2010 during his lunch hour from school.
Information from: Tri-City Herald, http://www.tri-cityherald.com


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December 24th, 2011 (4:33 PM). Edited December 24th, 2011 by stedfast.
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Ok, thank you. But, isn't there something wrong with the 0907 roms? I think I heard they don't work on the Light Platinum thread.
EDIT: I got one that will work I hope. But is there any chance for this or any hack to start the text speed at fast? That's just my pet peeve with every pokemon game.
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