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Please don't go to Samara Beach…
Posted on 29. Apr, 2011 by Jess in Central America, Costa Rica, Travel Tips
Costa Rica may be a well established destination on the tourist trail, but the Nicoya Peninsula is still very much the country's own Wild Wild West. Lucky for us, what started off as a transportation nightmare led us to discover our favorite beach on Costa Rica's Pacific coast.
We had no plans to visit Samara Beach. Sure, it was suggested in the guidebooks like countless other Costa Rican beaches. However, despite naysayers' warnings that efforts to traverse the entire peninsula by bus would prove futile, our plan was to get from Playa del Coco in the north down to the popular, once-isolated beach town of Montezuma on the very southern tip of the Nicoya. We pushed along all the way to the sleepy, scorchingly hot inland city of Nicoya, the peninsula's namesake, before realizing, weary and dusty from an already long afternoon of bus travel, that there was indeed no way to get down to Montezuma without paying a private taxi $120 to make the remaining five-hour, tire-busting trip.
After chatting to several very helpful taxi drivers and a group of American language students on their way back to Samara after a trekking adventure, we spontaneously decided to join our fellow 'gringos'. The next bus to Samara Beach left just thirty minutes later and arrived within an hour.
As soon as we arrived, we were enchanted by the beauty of the beach from the start. We basked in the late afternoon sun, admiring the tropical palm trees which line the miles of wide, white sand beach. The town itself is really only a collection of hotels and restaurants along one road perpendicular to the coast and a smattering of hotels and beach lounges on the beach.
Despite the well-developed tourism here, this beautiful beach location is noticeably absent of all-inclusive resorts, and the tourists here are different than the older retirees of Playa del Coco or aging hippies at Montezuma, populated instead by younger couples and smart travelers looking to escape all of that.
The area is certainly almost exclusively populated by tourists, ex-pats and locals working in tourism, but Samara Beach does not feel contrived the way that many Costa Rican destinations have now begun to feel. There are no chain hotels, no fast food restaurants, and no multi-story buildings. When you look back at the land from the water, the buildings peek out from amongst lush jungle and striking cliffs. The best thing about Samara is that the endless amount of sandy beaches always feels fairly empty, no matter how full the hotels actually are.
The ocean here is shallow, and the waves are present enough to learn to surf but unforgiving enough to enjoy a day splashing around in them, not the case in many locations up and down the Pacific coast from Mexico through Nicaragua (exception: San Juan del Sur). After a day in the waves, there are sunset beach lounges with mellow music, creative cocktails and international cuisine. The magical sunsets during our stay turned the sky various shades of purple and pink, causing a wall of bikini-clad amateur paparazzi to form, trying to capture the stunning scenery.
Even though there are quite a lot of international (mostly American) tourists, Samara Beach still manages to feel like an off-the-beaten-path location – which, of course, the town is not. Visitors here can surf, kayak, take a boat ride, book a sport-fishing trip, go diving, head inland to the jungle nearby for canopy tours, or rent a bicycle or hop on a horse and ride up and down the miles of deserted coastline. Samara even advertises itself as a key spot for destination weddings. The hotels remain reasonably priced, although budget accommodation in Samara Beach, as in Costa Rica in general, is harder to come by. We stayed at Casa Valeria, which Frommers calls the best budget option on the beach. The hotel has 9 stand alone beach bungalows for $50 and a pair of cheaper rooms for $30. The only hostel in town, Bryan's Hostel, cost $16 per person per night in a dorm or $40 in a private room and includes a buffet breakfast.
Samara Beach is the Costa Rican vacation we really wanted, fulfilling perfectly the image still being sold in the travel brochures. The level of tourism here makes for the perfect peaceful escape – all of the organization you need and none of the banana-boat and disco clubs you don't. The problem with Samara Beach is that it is at its tipping point, and while the balance is now is perfect, more tourists arriving each year might convert the place into another overly Americanized beach like Montezuma, Playa del Coco or Jaco Beach (lined with Quiznos and Pizza Huts).
This is why we beg you…please don't go to Samara Beach. But if you do go, which you really should, please don't tell anyone else about this perfect Costa Rican beach location.
Continue reading here for tips on other places we politely ask you not to visit (or at least not tell anyone else about)….
69 Responses to "Please don't go to Samara Beach…"
29. Apr, 2011
Sounds perfect! I totally [won't] go here. *ahem* But really, sounds amazing!
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Totally! Not to build it up too much or anything, but it's as touristy as we can handle minus all the disappointing aspects of tourism, at least for now. You know, until too many people go there 😉 At least spend local while you're there, please please!
30. Apr, 2011
Oh wow…sounds like a special place.
I was thinking of heading to the Caribbean side of Costa Rica (I've only got a couple of weeks when I'm there in a couple of months) but you may have changed my mind…but don't worry, I won't tell anyone 😉
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08. May, 2011
Hi Megan! The problem is that the Caribbean side is also gorgeous and really laid-back. We've got a post coming up this week on the Caribbean vs Manuel Antonio and about a ride up the Caribbean coast…might make your decision even harder 🙂
30. Apr, 2011
Us too, we totally will (not) go here. Even though it looks and sounds amazing 😉
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Great Pete! Glad to hear you totally do (not) want to visit Samara Beach! We want to hear all about it if you do go, which, of course you should (not)…
Debbie Beardsley @ European Travelista
30. Apr, 2011
Oh boy, this beach sounds perfect! That hammock has my name all over it! Gorgeous. . .
Hi Debbie – nope, Samara is terrible, run-down, totally not worth the trip at all (wink wink). The hammocks made us laaaaazy by the way 🙂
06. Feb, 2012
Hi, would you recommend having a small wedding ceremony in Samara beach? We were planning on Montezuma but want to see other options that might be better and closer to the airport. Any advice would be appreciated!!!
Thank you very much!
06. Feb, 2012
Hi Anna, great question. We'd actually really recommend considering somewhere easier than Montezuma. The beaches are beautiful there, but it is quite difficult transport-wise, that's true. We loved the privacy of Samara, and while more people opt for weddings in Jaco or Tamarindo beaches, Samara has all the right elements that would make a wedding magical. You can also fly in to Liberia airport (or San Jose) and drive over no problem. There is plenty of public transportation as well. Check out http://samarabeach.com/wedding.htm for a bit of basic wedding info! Good luck Anna, and of course, congratulations! 🙂
08. Feb, 2012
Thank you so much for response. I'm looking into Samara beach now. One more question regarding weather, do you think it will be very rainy in the second week of November?
Thank you so much!
11. Feb, 2012
Hi Anna – happy to help. November on the Nicoya peninsula is the tail end of rainy season. I can't 100% say for sure either way, but I know that at the tail end like that, there is usually a period every day when it rains. Not sure in this case if that is every night, each morning for an hour, etc, but that should be it. Most likely the rest of the day will be sunny and dry. You might want to contact the people who run the Samara Beach website and see if they know better, or just call one of the larger hotels and they should be able to tell you no problem the exact details on a November visit. Good luck!
29. Apr, 2012
It looks like paradise. You would limit acces to paradise for us… I guess I understand why… 🙂
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29. Apr, 2012
Laura – Samara definitely felt like paradise! If you go, just don't tell anyone 😉
29. Apr, 2012
Looks so nice! If I get time, I will visit it 😛
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30. Apr, 2012
No don't! 🙂 But if you do, definitely make sure to get some sunset shots – they are still some of the best sunset photos we have! So beautiful there!
02. May, 2012
Thanks for sharing your secret!!!! It looks absolutely idyllic and it's nice to see places like this that aren't all built up with resorts and bars etc.
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03. May, 2012
Thank you 🙂 It was so idyllic – I really hope it stays that way and that Samara will never ever turn into a resort town!d
24. Aug, 2012
I would have tweeted it, but I don't want the balance tipped before I get there, lol!
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25. Aug, 2012
Haha, thanks Jan – wise decision 😉 We're actually returning to Samara in October for a few days and I can't wait to go back!
Maxine Martinez
12. Sep, 2012
Hello ladies, Quick question, how did you like Casa Valeria? I am going to Costa Rica the first week of October and I am very interested in this hotel. You did not mention much about it, but it looks great! Any comments about it you'd like to share?
12. Sep, 2012
Hi Maxine, thanks for getting in touch! We wrote a detailed review of it here: http://globetrottergirls.com/2011/06/hotel-tip-of-the-week-casa-valeria-in-samara-beach-costa-rica/. It is not super basic, but it also isn't anything fancy. We just loved that it was right by the beach and that you can literally walk out of your bungalow in the morning in your bikini and head down for a swim. And they have a kitchen, which we appreciated, not keen on wanting to eat out every meal.
01. Nov, 2012
I've already packed my bag and am on my way there 🙂
01. Nov, 2012
Awesome, Jo! You will NOT regret it 🙂
09. Nov, 2012
Hi, I Love this article !!
But I d like to correct the point regarding the only hostel in Samara ; With my boyfriend, we run the hostel Matilori, 100 meters from the beach, quiet place in the center. 15 $ in the dorm and 40 $ for a private room for 2 people during the high season . And there is the hostel Mariposas also . So you can find 3 hostels in Samara.
Agree with all the rest 🙂
11. Nov, 2012
Hi Lydie, thanks so much for letting us know!! I didn't do my research very well, I guess. Next time we're in Samara we'll have to check out the hostels, I guess 🙂
John Butler
21. Feb, 2013
Hi Ladies! I definitely support your advice NOT to go to Samara. I hope my comments will encourage others NOT to go there either. There are SOOOO many downsides to this quaint pituresque seaside village….No Malls, no Walmart or McDonalds, or chain grocery stores. There are no multi-plex cinemas, or neon faced clubs thumping out disco music all night. Yep, that's right….no boutique shops, or 4 star hotels either….No airports or concert venues….why would anyone want to go THERE!….much less retire there….;) with nothing to do all day except hike, explore, ride horses, go on photo safari's, lay around on the beach, surf, or fish and go to the mercado and chose fresh vegetable and fruit probably picked early that morning. How boring…in the afternoons one can only sit on the veranda sipping an icy Margarita or Costa Rican Ron Centario rum with a splash of coke on the rocks and watch the sun go down over the ocean. You can't leave food out unattended…colorful wild parrots and Macaws will finish it for you. If you want to pick a fresh avacodo, orange, or grapefruit from the tree for breakfast, you'll have to arm wrestle one of the little monkeys to get your share…At night, really not much to do except watch the stars in an incredibly clear atmosphere, or amble down to one of the local cantinas for some live guitar music, or maybe a cooking lesson from Rosie or Maria. Its frustrating to figure out what time it is because in Samara, its all Costa Rica time and who cares anyway…sleepy?…sleep. Hungry?….eat Tired?…take a siesta.. Thirsty?…well, you know how to solve THAT!!
To be so warm, Samara is so cool! So, come if you must, but you've been warned…just move on when you have to and we'll wave you good bye and give you our address to send us a post card of the snow, the lines at Walmart, a snapshot of your office cubicle, or a news clipping of the latest mall opening. Those are always appreciated…
So….PLEASE DON'T GO TO SAMARA!!! Give us a call instead and we'll tell you what isn't going on….
(comments not approved by the local chamber of commerce…rotblol..:)
*Rolling on the beach laughing out loud….
BEST COMMENT EVER! Love the way you described Samara, John, and you are right, the local chamber of commerce would probably not approve of anything you wrote 😉
John Butler
22. Feb, 2013
Thanks, Dani. I'm looking for some LGBT info on a quiet hotel or guest house in Liberia city for a couple of days stay while I charm custom$ official$ into releasing my pet$. 🙂 I'm told some are great admirers of our dead US Presidents.:) I'll be in Samra for good sometime in May… I hope you and Jess will visit and let me treat you to a Samara Sundowner cocktail, and we can commiserate on the Jimmy Buffet attitude of the Samarian locals…I'm gonna open a flip flop repair shop with a nice selection of used flip flops…whadaya think? Please forward any advice re: Liberia..
23. Feb, 2013
John, you are a lucky man!! Moving to Samara for good… wow! We'll find you for sure next time we're there and will take you up on your Samara Sundowner offer 🙂 About Liberia- to be honest with you, we left after only one night and didn't give Liberia much of a chance – we had bad luck with our guest house, and didn't warm up to the town very much. So I am afraid we don't have any recommendations – but if you are still in Samara, the ladies from LazDivaz might know a place?
22. Feb, 2013
So my husband and I went to Samara and loved it! I think we may have stayed in the very same bungalow as ya'll did. The one pictured above with the two hammocks in front, I would say the best bungalow available, you can lie in your bed & watch the waves. It was soo beautiful and I can't wait to go back. The locals are so friendly and food is really good, especially at the little restaurants on the beach. The ocean is amazing, you can play in the waves and watch all the surfers come out at sunset when the waves get bigger. It was the perfect end to an adventure filled vacation near Arenal volcano.
Maxine – so glad to hear you enjoyed Samara as well 🙂 We are already looking forward to our next visit!!
30. Jul, 2013
This is SO reasssuring to read since we are headed there this Saturday! I have been a little nervous bc you hear about the "dangers" down there, so this has certainly eased my mind. We are flying from Houston, TX then driving 3 or more hours to Samara.
Looking fwd to a much needed break. Bringing our 2 teen girls too, just hope the weather is good! 🙂
wayne e
13. Oct, 2013
samara beach is exactly as the girls described. I visited January 2013 via G adventures and stayed ay the casa valeria.If you are not looking for fancy but clean barring the sand off the beach which forms the front yard this is the place(rooms done daily) This is eden in my books so much so that I am returning for 6 days this november.Lay back, all the quiet amenities neccesary.Pablo the guide for fishing howler monkeys birds etc etc. I am trying to raft with desafio adventures(rio teneros) anyday from nov 5 to 9 but travelling solo they need minimum 2 to go any takers.Please as the girls say stay away and preserve this little paradise.Onward to puerto jimenez and the corocavado have you been there girls (mike boston is the guide).Im pumped for 3 wks in the CR pura vida all
15. Nov, 2013
Just spent 3 months at Samara Beach and i agree with you please do not Tell Anyone about it. It is just so beautiful and down to earth. Already planning my next trip from Oz for Christmas and i only got back 3 weeks ago
16. Nov, 2013
So happy to hear that you loved Samara, too!! Three months there – amazing! I am so jealous that you're heading back so soon, could really do with a tropical beach right now! Chile's Pacific beaches are just not comparable to a Costa Rican beach.
24. Feb, 2014
i/ve been there many time and stayed at that very hut .
and i.ll go back.
18. Mar, 2014
I'm back in Samara right now after 20 years. I used to go to Samara every weekend as a student during the summer of 1994. It was very beautiful then and it was a 7 hour bus ride from San Jose. 20 years later I'm pretty shocked to see what it has become. Not really sure how I'd describe it now, but it's not really the Samara I remember. It looks like too many people already found it and that makes me kind of sad.
21. Mar, 2014
Leah – it sounds like you had the same experience in Samara that Jess had in Montezuma: http://globetrottergirls.com/2011/05/playa-montezuma-costa-rica-beach/ Sorry to hear that Samara has changed so much since your last visit 🙁
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21. Jul, 2014
Samara is great gonna move there if I can. Best beach resteraunts ( vella latina, conan and the rest ) best motercycle ride back to condo ) Signed Mr. Tequila
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18. Dec, 2014
Horseback riding and snorkeling is to die for in Samara and gelato!
14. Jan, 2015
Looking forward to join this place in march for 5 nights 😉
We will stay at Casitas laz Divas, also direct at the beach.
30. Jan, 2015
Oh awesome, Sanne! I met one of the Divaz when we were in Samara in 2012 🙂 The hotel looked lovely and made me wish we would've stayed there! Enjoy Samara and Laz Divaz!
01. Jun, 2015
Hey GTG!
Everyone I have talked to about my upcoming CR trip has recommended Samara (guess they didn't hear to keep their mouths shut ;)) The plan is to go from Monteverde over to Samara and then work our way down the coast to Montezuma via bus then ferry to Jaco and bus back to San Jose. The problem I'm having with this is the bus situation as you mentioned. I am seeing buses to Monteverde from San Jose and buses to Samara from San Jose but it seems ridiculous to have to backtrack all the way to San Jose to get to the Nicoya Peninsula if we are already at Monteverde. Have you encountered any way around this? Any info much appreciated! Feeling a bit overwhelmed trying to plan this on a budget and fit as musch as possible in 10 days. Thanks!
02. Jun, 2015
We ended up renting a car because we couldn't get from Samara to Arenal by public transportation – it would've taken 14 hours or something ridiculous like that, with two or three changes. From Samara down to Montezuma there was a tourist shuttle that we took – I think we paid $45 per person.. pricey! I'd recommend checking rental car prices as well but driving from Samara to Montezuma was a horrible ride and the shuttle van ended up with a blown-out tire, just so you know. All the other roads in the country I felt comfortable driving on.
04. Jun, 2015
thanks so much for the info! Glad to hear I'm not crazy and the transit between those areas really is as hard as it seems.
05. Jun, 2015
I didn't think it was as hard but I remember us scraping some trips up the coast of the Nicoya because there weren't any proper roads – it all required going back through Nicoya town.
07. Jun, 2015
Upcoming trip up end of June….4 days in Samara (rented condo), 4 days in Arenal area (2 night in tree house, 2 nights in Arenal lodge), 4 days in Manuel Antonio (rented condo). Here's to hoping nobody is in Samara (or CR at that)!!
09. Jun, 2015
A great itinerary, Dan! I hope you'll have all the beaches and National Parks to yourself 😉
07. Jul, 2015
Just got back from 2 days in Samara after discovering it from this blog. Our host informed us that he is selling his property and now my husband and I are looking into purchasing it and moving to the area! No joke! Samara is a dream!
09. Aug, 2015
Can American's work there? If so I would like to be your bartender/maid/manager/property manager…no kidding. I have been to CR many times, tried to move their once but the financing on the house was a disaster. Plan has always been to end up in Samara…please let me know 🙂
09. Aug, 2015
Hi Nicole, there were several Americans working / running businesses in Samara – not sure if they were all on an official work visa though…
09. Aug, 2015
OMG, how awesome is this??! Heather, you'll have to let me know where I can find you next time I'm in Samara!!
12. Aug, 2015
No way we are going to Playa Samara in February 2016.
Not for 18 nights!!
And I wouldn't stay at the Samara Tree House Inn (right on the beach) for love nor money.
And I certainly will not tell you about Playa Hermosa ("beautiful" in Spanish) up the coast north of there.
Certainly not for another 14 nights.
What fool would stay at any of places?
The Fool
13. Aug, 2015
Love it!!! 🙂 18 nights in Samara… Kevin I have to admit I am slightly jealous!
03. Dec, 2015
We are (not) going to Samara beach in February 2016 and we are (not) going to enjoy our beachfront villa. We certainly will (not) take a canopy tour and walk up and down the coastline.
Thank goodness I was forewarned 😉
03. Dec, 2015
Marcia – so happy to hear that 🙂 🙂 🙂
Janet Stansberry
17. Jan, 2016
Im going to Samara in July & would like another adventurous English speaking traveler to share expenses from San Jose, maybe renting a car & having a couple stops along the way. I am a very active ( horses, kayaking, swimming) 60 yr old educated widow who enjoys travel companions. I would be staying in Samara 3-5 days. Any interest? [email protected]
18. Jan, 2016
Hi Janet, have you tried TravBuddy? Definitely recommend posting about it there 🙂 Enjoy Costa Rica!
19. Jan, 2016
Hello im going in April is the weather nice and hot?? And staying at Villas Playas Samara can anybody tell me if that hotel its nice I've read lotz of bad revies now I want to change my Hotel please help me my 1st time visiting don't want to regret it???
21. Jan, 2016
It's going to be hot for sure 🙂
14. Feb, 2016
Do you know how much rain we might expect in late July to early August? My husband and I want to go for 10 days to celebrate 10 years of marriage. Want to beach all day and enjoy sunsets at night. I've found some really great vacAtion rentals but concerned about rain
22. Feb, 2016
I think you should still be fine at that time of year! And even if it's raining, it won't be more than a couple of hours in the afternoon. Go for it – you won't regret, Melanie 🙂
13. Apr, 2016
Hi there,
we have been to both places and are really surprised of this article. Montezuma is in our opinion the best place for natural lovers(like us) in whole Costa Rica.The town is really small and there are not this crowds like in Samara or other places. There are not many Americans living there, the most we saw and the business owners are Italiens and Argentiniens, never de less Americans who we met are really nice and polite.
The area offers an amazing amount of waterfalls, we never have experienced this in any other place on the planet. The beaches a gorgeous and without many people. We wish we would have stay there our whole trip. Please watch the you tube video about Montezuma who came out latley, but don't cry for missing the chance to visit this amazing place. Samara was nice, but we will be back in Montezuma. https://youtu.be/Ug_8c2rnNg
14. Apr, 2016
Hi there!
I'm going to be staying in Samara for a few days before heading to Montezuma. Is it difficult to get from Samara down to Montezuma?
Your blog has been super helpful in my travels through CA. Thanks so much for everything!
14. Apr, 2016
Thanks so much, Taylor! Actually, it wasn't difficult, but expensive. There's only a private transport (mini van) – we took it from Samara to Montezuma and if I remember it right, it was like US$50. Crazy expensive for that distance, but there wasn't really a good road. It took forever and our van even burst a tire. If you're lucky, you might find other transportation now, but had we taken public transportation instead of the tourist shuttle, it would've meant going back to Nicoya, then down to Puntarenas, and then back to the Nicoya Peninsula to Montezuma on the ferry – which would've been cheaper but much more time intense and difficult..
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Well, Gen 4's are pretty accurate. Giratina needs the Griseous orb only outside of the Torn World. Which was true in the Movie as Giratina switches forms between the two worlds from Origin to Altered. Shaymin also needed to be in contact with the flower during the day in order to maintain his form.
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Bucks County Courier Times (Newspaper) - January 8, 1968, Levittown, Pennsylvania JANUARY 1968 BUCKS COUNTY COURIER TIMES Defeat Pittsburgh In Crucial Doubleheader By JOHN RIBAR Courier Times Sports V.'riler PHILADELPHIA The Phila- Holnhig FlvArc tho miH. way point of their 74-game Na- tional Hockey League schedule over the weekend and entered the two-day back-to-back en- gagement with a crucial playing the Pittsburgh Penguins. Two make-or-break situations faced the Flyers meeting Pittsburgh but the Philadelphians came out with flying colors by getting a 2-2 tie in the Steel City Saturday then knocking out a 3-1 victory over the Penguins here last night. This writer was fortunate enough to be along on the trip with the Flyers to Pittsburgh and was on hand to see the Phil- adelphia skaters overcome both possible obstacles and help cele- brate with the players on their success. Going into the two-game ser- ies with the the Flyers were holding down first place in the Western Division by six points over the Penguins in third place. The Pittsburghers nave oeen moving along last late ly and needed a pair of wins over the Flyers to reduce the lead to two points. 2 Jobs Well Done Meanwhile the two Philadel- phia Doug Favell and Bernie needed to hold the Pittsburghers in check for two reasons keep the Flyers in first place and win the first cash prize offered by the Nation- al League. The two goaltenders did both. Getting past the Penguins has now boosted the Flyer lead to eight points. A nice bulge at thte half-way point. The NHL also gives the goalie with the lowest against a gift as a mid- season Vezina Trophy award. Toronto's goalie was closest to the Flyer goalies but had three goals scored against him Satur- day night 37th and he finished with 82 goals against. The 2-2 tie in Pittsburgh with Parent in the nets Saturday and i1 aveil s cK win iasi nigiii auueti up to only 77 goals against the Philadelphians in 37 games and beat out the Toronto goalie by five golas. Splendid Averages In 16 games Favell allowed 32 goals for a 2.00 and Parent gave up 43 goals in 21 games for 2.05 and the two show a 2.03 average in 37 games and 75 goals. Two other goals against the Flyers were made when the nets were unmanned. The Toronto goalie's average in 37 games was 2.22 with 82 goals allowed1. He also got a bad jolt last night in starting the second half by giving up six goals to New York. On the flight to Pittsburgh Saturday we sounded out the Flyer players regarding the si tualions the league lead and helping the goalies win the Captain Lou Angotti expressed the feeling of each individual want Parent and Favell to and by holding up our we can protect our lead and pull away from Pittsburgh if our offense can Angotti showed the way Satur- day by scoring the first Flyer goal and then along with Gary Dornhoefer in setting up the other goal made by Brit Selby for the 2-2 tie. A Good Feeling The entire team personnel was on the return trip by plane that the Flyers hadn't dropped any points in the six-point first place lead in Pittsburgh. does it feel to be in first place with a National League hockey we asked a group of Flyers while waiting for the plane in the Greater Pittsburgh airport. Actually one needn't ask it seems to reflect in their attitude. We wanted to get the reaction of a prominent team member and cornered Don a 6-0 left winger who weighs 180. Don has been experimenting has a larger hook than the ordinary stick but that's another it any different being in first we asked Black- burn. He whole at mosphere is nice while jour in first place. Things seem to be more relaxed and everything is great.'' A Big Difference Don explained that when team is near the bottom of the standings it seems that the breaks go against you because everything is so yet al- most the same sort of thing can happen while the team is in first place and you just don't mind because it doesn't hurt so much ''You can live with a lot of sit- uations while leading the league which gripes you terribly if are down in the said Blackburn. Don believes it has been a team effort that put the Flyer on saying. ''All the way from the club president down to the the players and PVPTI the we have been a happy Getting back home with a the Flyers all business last night facing the Penguins again. All seemed serious before and during the game at the Spec- trum But following the game the were in a happy mood and did a lot of kidding. A lead of seven points over the runneriro team isn't hard to espe- cially since the Fixers three more games to play Los Angeles was beaten bv Oakland last night. 6-0 i The Fher players are a group. We noticed when the players assembled -t the International Airport adelphia Saturday. The plarv was still on the yet there were three card progress The others were in a lot of kidding and laughter was observed. Saturday this writer was hav- ing lunch with Coach Keith Al- len and six players at one table. The players departed and we aSKeU illls giuup aci-uio to be a friendly how are they to To which the coach are a great and as a group I don't have any problem Individ- ually they are sel- very seldom do I have lo 'talk' to any of them off the ice.1' We noticed the players respect Coach Allen. He has a nice w.-v of ing around to spend a bit of time with groups if they are waiting around like qt t'ue airport He also gets a lot of pleasure sharing a joke with the and gets a lot of atten- tion if relating an incident. There is a good management coach-player attitude in the en- tire Flyer makeup and the re- in iriC ni'Si piuCC Western ision standings. With a bulge 1 1 I 1 iyesliaminy On 1 lie 5 LBCL Game George Scbnol discovered ihemselics on llie losing end of the basketball court. The showing no ill effects of a 25day trampled Girard College. 55- while in the Northern Dru- sion of the Philadelphia Ca'ho- lic Bishop Egan was outrun by a quick Bishop Mc- Devitt 79-63. and Arch- bishop Wood was stunned by Father 73-54. In a Suburban Catholic the feeling of victory this weekend while the area's three parochial schools found Judge Tops 73-54 LOWER BUCKS COUNTY BASKETBALL LEAGUE Section One League Overall W Neshammy Penrsbury Wilson Tennenf Counc'l Rock Bensalem Bristol Pet. W L .BOO .800 .BOO .600 .500 250 B 4 5 4 8 3 7 4 Pet 667 .556 727 .636 500 .333 Section Two League W L REMAINS Township High School's Lary Scotton stayed unbeaten on Saturday in the 103-pound class when he pinned Low- er Moreland's Rich Migliore in of the second pe- riod. Scotton is 9-0 on the year. See story on Page 16. Times Sports Photo by Alex W .800 9 .250 3 .750 3 .ZOO 1 .000 1 Overall L Pet 3 .750 Lower Moreland 1 3 Morrisville 1 4 New Hope-Solebury 0 4 OTHER AREA TEAMS PCL Bishop Egan 2 3 .400 Archbi'.hop Wood 1 5 .167 Penn-Jersey W L Pel. George School 0 0 .000 Sub. Catn. W L Pet 305 .273 .143 .143 Overall 2 5 .286 j 3 B .273 Overall W L et. 21 667 Overall W L Pet Egan Loses To McDevitt WYNCOTE-Bishop McDevitt Hull Has Over 400 Reasons Wliy Chicago Is Title-Bound High School raced to its fourth Philadelphia Catholic League in five starts victory yesterday down- ing Bishop Egan Catholic High School of Fairless 79-63. behind a strong 29-point perfor- mance of Jimmy Sullivan. Sullivan canned 12 field goals and five free throws in a foul- marred contest which saw ths officials whistle down 59 person- als on the two quintets. Sullivan notched 17 points in the second mostly from just outside the foul line. Ed Schwaeenland and Billy Haas were double-fig- ure scorers for the winners while Denny Stock and John Ortlas paced the now 2- 3 in the with 12 markers apiece Guard Joe Mr Grath added 10 points. In the junior varsity Bi- ship Egan scored a victory over the McDevitt yearlings. By United Press International over the 400 making him only the fourth player to achieve that charmed circle. Gordie Howe of Detroit leads Bobby Hull has over 400 good reasons for directing the Chicago Black Hawks toward their second straight National Hockey League title the golden bomber of the NHL. dropped another payload Sunday night as he scored twice in a 4-2 win over goahe Gerry Cheevers the Boston Bruins that pushed his 31st goal of the i skating Czech drilled home Chicago's Eastern Division lead1 to three points. The goals also raised Bobby with over 6.00 career goals. phia stopped Pittsburgh 3-1 and Hull registered No 400 in theilittle Charlie Hodges posted a second period when a 35-foot shutout in Oakland's 6-0 victory shot misfired from Los Angeles. usually potent rocket drive to a I tat eluded season into an open new when his 24th goal of the season to Cheevers was yanked for a'give the Hawks a 3-2 lead. The I Holy Giost Prep 0 2 .000 37 .300 PHILADELPHIA Defend- ing Philadelphia Catholic League Fa- ther Judge High with four starters in double stopped visitin g Archbishop Wood High School of Warmins- in a conference mat- chup. Judge go two figure per- formances from 6-6 Mike Krawcyzk Tim Fehrie Rick Maerton and Denny Fenton to cut down Wood for the fifth time in six Catholic League tests of the final period in Dempsey. who battled Kravczyk all day for control of tch boards and found' New York routed Toronto 6-2 on Jean Ratelle's three-goals. Montreal edged Detroit 4-3 on Gilles Tremblay Philadel- time to toss in 22 points on sixth Boston skater Devon Prep Rally Jolts Holy Ghost i field goals and a quartet of victory advanced Chicago s charity throws. record of only one loss in the Rick Kcdick last ID games and elevated the tnbmed 13 markers to tho high-flying Hawks from cause. but it was a ca.se of season into an open net when i Doug Mohns scored the other goal. John McKenzie and just not enough firepower in the second half as the Crusaders outscored Wood. over the Bishop Egan fg f tp Orta's 4 4 12 loeMcGrath 5 0 10 IhnMcGr'th Siock Pochurek rarroll 000 5 2 12 Bishop McDevitf Dorsan I 0 2'Go'dm2 i 0 157j Dov e Haas Sulln an Kelh SchWnland 7 1 15 f tp 4 12 12 5 29 ence before the Eddie Shack tallied for Boston. I fjnai jg minutes. i Rantelle recorded the trick'1 in Firebirds' i history when his three goals Frank Weiss hit a field goaliwere scored in a span of four with 15 seconds but it was too little too late Going into the second half. Holy Ghost Prep maintained a a Fibpalnck n 1 Chris Donohue canned a field goal and teammate Maurice Dougherty added a pair of char- ity tosses in the final minute to give visiting Devon Prep a 60-59 Suburban Catholic League triumph over Holy Ghost Prep but Donohue I Reg Fleming. Orland Kurten- yesterday. It was the fourth collected 11 markers in the third Ibacn and pni1 Govette Father Arch Wood i Father Judqe 71 fg f tp fq to artman 0 1 Kcn'nn uln 4 C rehr'p 1 4 22 Fj'hcr 2 n 4 i Maerton 3 7 n H E MAGIClAY'-Brrcc Rcmbcrt. a 5-10 han- dles the ball with lightmng- f -st hands for the Rams. RenibTt takes a rest dur- ing a foul shot on Friday night Times Sports Pholo League Dt edged Hoh GViosi Pvcp in ihe final minute. Onh Tim of Arch- bishop Nood and freshman Charlie Mitchell could crack the 20-poinl circle notching 22 and 20 respectively. Tomorrow five Lower Bucks Coimiv Kasket- ball League games highlight the schedule. Woodrovv Wilson and N'esba- miny High Schools. of the three teams involved in the Section One crowd at the top. iind away games facing them. The Rams. ravel to Low- er Voreland while the 'Skins a e m itched with New Kope- Soleburv. In o.her league atfairs. Jenkmtimn treks ID Council alwavs upset- meets Bristol and William Tcnnent is welcomed by Morrisville which won its first game of the season Fri- day evening over Lower More- land. In an independent Ihe first- place crosses the riv- er to tackle Ewing Township afternoon. George School faces Pcrkio- men School. Friday evening's card INts nine Bensalem travels lo Bristol visits Moreland. Pennsbury faces Council Rock. New Hope-Solebury motors to Jenk- inlown and Wilson welcomes Eas CVO Win Joe Conlev H9j and Paul Roscman selling the pace. St Charles a'mosi scored' enough points in the first period i to lake the game as it easily beat Our Lad.v nf 66-20. a Lower Bucks County CYOj skethall League contest Sal- urdav at ihe loser's SI Charles S' 41 rf '-Hiteni'-.- 2 1 1 i Ii fp 1 n j. Tingle 2-1-5 Grtmiak 1-1 Totals 29 0 L G '20. J 1 0 ralduoll o 0 n Cauhn. A ri J IPK 'I 1 f1 Mr 1 1 i Tola's 9 2-20 SI Charles 18 13 19 Our Lady of Grace 644 NSl'.kvn all in In the Philadelphia Ca'holic defending champion North Catholic is matched with Bishop Egan. Archbishop Wood hosts its alumni while Holy Ghost Prep is at Prince- ton St. Joseph's and Morris- ville travels to Lansdale Cath- all in non-league meet- ALL NEW j .AUTOMATIC with contro Effectively humidifies the average 7-room home PLUS so many new con bined with the finest moistur izing concept in portable hu midification. Come see it OTHER MODELS FROM FUEL AIR COND. THE PALMER LINCOLN HIGHWAY PA. CALL SK 7-3751 middle period bombardment 2 Brenna T Brand berrer 1 0 4 KOTO e Maple Leaf goalie Bruce jjuisano o o n sarvm Gamble. n 1 J1 12 llbi5hop 31 11 73 11 U 11 19 12 21 n n n 0 1 I treetlen Totals Bishop Egan BiShrp McDevitt Rradv 20 63' Totals Bill TomMcCollan 0 o o straight loss for the host quintet. I In'the last 60 Dono- 1 o hue connected on a floor at- tempt to put Devon 58-57. B n 21-431 then Dougherty contributed two throws for a 60-57 differ- 23 24 18 Campaign Launched quarter and then at the outset ofithe trouncing of Toronto with the final eight period goals erty managed three straight johver and Dave Keon two-pointers to put Devon in tered for the front for the first time since the Kurtenbach's goal was from a middle stages of the second pe-i face-off and the first of this Arch Wood JV i Father Judge JV Ba lor Zoellcr nod Donohue finished agn To Save Spartans the game with 25 five more than Firebird freshman Charlie Mit- that Ranger Coach Emile1 Francis could recall in several seasons. Fleming's tally came just 30 seconds after the game I fg f tp 204 1 T M-ari 5 4 14 G hue.u 1 n 2 1 Kne h 022 Masuire 1 1 Morr ton Grcsi Total s Arch. Wood JV 10 8 23 Totals Fg f tp n n i. 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A CNBC series called "Collision Course" has drawn a heated response from the American Trucking Associations, which called it "an outrageously inaccurate image" of the industry. Here's what Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge has to say.
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BAGHDAD (AP) _ A pet market in central Baghdad and a police
checkpoint in the northern city of Mosul are the latest
targets of extremists in Iraq.
Bomb attacks today left at least 26 people dead.
A bomb in a box normally used to carry small animals killed 13
people at an outdoor pet market at a popular weekly bazaar. Dozens
more people were wounded.
Hours later, a suicide car bomber struck a police checkpoint in
Mosul, killing three police officers and 10 civilians.
The attacks are among the deadliest in weeks and underscore
warnings by senior American commanders that extremists still pose a
threat to Iraq's fragile security.
The pet market blast is seen as particularly significant because
it dealt a blow to an increased feeling of confidence among Iraqis
about the recent calm.
In other violence, a bomb in a parked car targeted a police
patrol in a town in northern Iraq, killing one officer and wounding
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Standard Interpretations - Table of Contents
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|1904.31; 1904.31(a); 1904.31(b); 1904.4(a); 1904.46; 1904.5(b)
June 6, 2012
Belal Kayyali
Dear Mr. Kayyali:
Thank you for your January 19, 2012 letter to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regarding the recordkeeping regulation contained in 29 CFR Part 1904 - Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses. Specifically, you ask OSHA to clarify the recordability criteria of several examples addressing the issues of determining work-relatedness and covered employees. I will state the general principles that apply and then address each of your specific examples.
We understand that your company, Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC), is based in Athens, Greece, but you rely on OSHA's Part 1904 regulation when recording occupational injuries and illnesses. Under OSHA's recordkeeping system, employers are only required to maintain OSHA injury and illness records if they are within the geographic coverage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act). The OSH Act, and therefore the OSHA recordkeeping regulation, only applies to private sector employers within the jurisdictional boundaries of the United States and certain locations listed in Section 4(a) of the Act.
Work-Relatedness and Injuries Resulting From Automobile Accidents
Section 1904.5(b)(1) provides that the "work environment" means the establishment and other locations where employees are working or are present as a condition of their employment. The work environment includes not only physical locations, but also the equipment or materials used by the employee during the course of his or her work. Please keep in mind that work-related injuries or illnesses may (1) occur at the employer's premises, or (2) occur off the employer's premises when the employee is engaged in a work activity or is present as a condition of employment. Therefore, when employees are working or conducting tasks in the interest of their employer, but are at a location away from the employer's establishment, the work-relatedness of an injury or illness that arises is subject to the same decision making process that would take place if the case had occurred at the establishment itself. In addition, the exceptions for determining work relationship in Section 1904.5(b)(2), and the requirements in Section 1904.5(b)(3), which requires an employer to evaluate an employee's work duties and environment to determine whether work caused or contributed to the resulting condition, apply equally whether the case occurs at or away from the establishment.
OSHA has made it clear that injuries and illnesses that occur during an employee's normal commute to and from work are not considered work-related, and therefore not recordable. See, 66 Federal Register 5960. For purposes of OSHA recordkeeping, the employee's commute from home to work ends once he or she arrives at the work environment or when he or she starts traveling "in the interest of the employer." See, 66 Federal Register 5951-52, and OSHA's January 15, 2004 Letter of Interpretation http://www.osha.gov/recordkeeping/RKinterpretations.html. On the other hand, if an employee is injured in a car accident while leaving the establishment to purchase supplies for the employer, the case would be work-related.
Additionally, Section 1904.46 provides that company parking lots and company access roads are included within the definition of "establishment." However, Section 1904.5(b)(2)(vii) provides that employers can exclude cases when an employee is injured in a motor vehicle accident occurring in a company parking lot or company access road while commuting to or from work. For example, if an employee is injured in a car accident in the company parking lot while arriving at work or while leaving the company's property at the end of the day, the case would not be work-related. Likewise, if an employee is commuting to work and is struck by a motor vehicle while walking across the company parking lot, the case would not be considered work-related. See OSHA's Recordkeeping FAQ 5-9.
In order for the exception in Section 1904.5(b)(2)(vii) to apply, the case must meet all three of the following conditions. First, the injury must occur when the employee is commuting to or from work, and not when the employee is traveling in the interest of the employer. Second, the injury must take place in the company parking lot or company access road (the work establishment). Finally, the injury must result from a motor vehicle accident. OSHA's intention is to interpret the exemption in Section 1904.5(b)(2)(vii) narrowly to include only those "motor vehicle accidents" involving moving vehicles which are solely being used for commuting at the time of the accident; i.e., vehicles which have not been parked and which are not being used for work.
Recording Injuries and Illnesses of Contract Employees
Please remember that Section 1904.31(b)(4) provides that companies and their subcontractors must coordinate their efforts to ensure that each injury and illness is recorded only once — by the employer who provides day-to-day supervision. Of course, this coordination should focus on determining which entity provides day-to-day supervision. Also, please keep in mind that determinations regarding which entity must record the injuries and illnesses of temporary workers should be based on the actual facts concerning day-to-day supervision at the worksite. This means that the entity that actually provides day-to-day supervision is responsible for recording cases on the OSHA Log regardless of the wording of the parties' contractual arrangements.
Category 1: Vehicle Incidents (9 scenarios)
Category 2: Other types of incidents (2 scenarios)
Thank you for your interest in occupational safety and health. We hope you find this information helpful. OSHA requirements are set by statute, standards, and regulations. Our interpretation letters explain these requirements and how they apply to particular circumstances, but they cannot create additional employer obligations. This letter constitutes OSHA's interpretation of the requirements discussed. Note that our enforcement guidance may be affected by changes to OSHA rules. Also, from time to time we update our guidance in responses to new information. To keep appraised of such developments, you can consult OSHA's website at http://www.osha.gov.
Amanda Edens, Acting Director
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J.I. Rodale, the founder of Rodale Inc., publisher of Prevention and several other magazines, was dead at the age of 72. What was even more shocking was where he died.
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|Episode Info
Episode number: 4x18
Production Number: 181687
Airdate: Saturday March 02nd, 1985
Director: William Shatner
Writer: Mark Rodgers
Marcy Lafferty
As Rita Holmes
Bradford English
As Deputy D.A. Paul Clay
Michael Bond (1)
As Tom Randall
Michael Callan
As Father Terry Connors
Paul Mantee
As Lieutenant Roy Harrison
Betsy Baker (1)
As Marcy Holmes
Chick Vennera
As Joe Bram
Saundra Sharp
As Alicia Martin
Bobby Justin
As Paramedic #1
Jo Marie Ward
As Mary Waters
Devin Sloane
As Bill Kegan
William Shatner
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Adrian Zmed
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Heather Locklear
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James Darren
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|Aaron Spelling  | Leonard Goldberg
|• Supervising Producer
|Rick Husky
|• Producer
|Chuck Bowman  | Mark Rodgers
|• Co-Producer
|Kenneth R. Koch
|• Associate Producer
|John Doc Moody
|• Casting
|Susan Shaw (1)
|• Unit Production Manager
|Larry Y. Albucher
|• First Assistant Director
|Kurt Baker
|• Second Assistant Director
|James S. Griffin
|• Music
|John E. Davis
|• Costume Designer
|Grady Hunt
|• Hairstylist
|Carol A. O'Connell
|• Key Grip
|Barry Wexler
|• Camera Operator
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|• Set Decorator
|Ted Lake  | Audrey A. Blasdel
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|• Property Master
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|• Director of Photography
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|• Stunt Coordinator
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|• Art Director
|David Marshall (2)  | Ross Bellah
|• Sound Mixer
|John J. Carter III
|• Special Effects
|Robert L. Peterson
|• Executive Story Editor
|Rick Kelbaugh
|• Costume Supervisor
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|• Film Editor
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Hyden, Kentucky 10.11 miles SE
Manchester, Kentucky 18.3 miles SW
Beattyville, Kentucky 22.35 miles NW
Sassafras, Kentucky 25.52 miles SE
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Sites have electric and water. Sites are paved and level from side to side. Some are a little pitched from front to back, but very manageable. The campground was clean and the hosts very accommodating. The grass was a bit long in the middle of the park, but closely trimmed near the RVs. A lovely park, we would camp here again. - jwc47031
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Lovely little COE campground well off the beaten path in Buckhorn Kentucky. One small loop of 31 back in sites, all on a creek or river. Side group of 5 tent sites. Black top road and pads with grass and trees in between. All sites have sturdy picnic tables, fire rings and grills. Some sites with good view for satellite reception. Verizon service good. Friendly, helpful hosts. Our rate was with Golden Age pass. We would return. - Wandering Wishnies
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Very nice Corps of Engineers campground on Buckhorn Lake with adjacent boat ramp and recreation area. Hosts were outstanding. Of 40 sites (not counting the host site), 14 have water and electric, the rest are dry/primitive. The road in is 1 1/2 lanes for about 2 miles, with tight curves and some steep hills. Apparently very popular with local fishermen, especially on weekends. Plenty of parking inside the campground for boat trailers. No cell service and very poor TV reception. Would definitely return if we're in the area again. - DB_Engineer


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Love to bloom again for OrlandoOrlando Bloom has hinted he may get back together with ex-girlfriend Kate Bosworth.
The 'Lord of the Rings' star - who split from the stunning actress in January - says the couple are having a temporary break from each other rather than a permanent split.
He said: "We decided to take some time out, but we're really close. It's difficult when you travel because it makes relationships a challenge.
"We've both got a hectic year ahead, and we thought, just for this year, we'd give each other some time to grow."
Earlier this month, Orlando revealed he had "left the door open" for a reconciliation with sexy Kate.
The 28-year-old actor told Britain's Elle magazine at the time: "We're on very good terms. We are very close. We both know we have a lot of time apart with work coming up and we thought we would leave the door open."
The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' heartthrob also said he is looking forward to eventually settling down and becoming a father.
He said: "I'm going to have bundles of children. I feel like I'll make a really good dad, but I've just turned 28 and I've got to get some stuff out of my system before I can think about it."
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Since Kuah Jetty serves as the main point of entry to Langkawi, tourists definitely spend some quality time browsing this place. In fact, it is the place from where you can take ferries to other neighboring islands. Kuah is, undoubtedly, a great duty-free shopping town with a vast range of goods to shop for. Though the city doesn't observe scintillating nightlife, the restaurants that sell seafood, together with bars and pubs catch the most attention of the nocturnal buddies.
Kuah boasts of many attractions such as Dataran Lang, Lagenda Park, Makam Mahsuri, Langkawi Gold Club, Royal Langkawi Yacht Club, Al-Hana Mosque, etc, that are sure to please the tourists. Moreover, the presence of hotels in the town keeps the spirit of travel and tourism always alive. Kuah is indeed flourishing as a commercial hub with shopping complexes, restaurants, fast food outlets, hotels and handicraft shops blossoming all over the town.[box title="Location"]
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- Theme editorial: Practical work II
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Michael Reiss
- Rockets and dragsters: encouraging practical work through continuing professional development
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Gary Williams, Mariana Salgueiro and Eric Coombes An initiative from the Institute of Physics in which participants are helped to develop understanding by constructing and launching model rockets and racing cars.
- Research science in schools: an insight into the student experience in biomedical science and particle physics
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Dave Colthurst, Maddy Kent, Ruvimbo Mauchaza, Tharindi Senasinghe, Guy Sparkes, Filip Vasilijevic, Becky Parker, Ellerey Ireland, Saskia Jameson Bibb, Fleur Pomeroy, Anna Evans, Caitlin Cooke and Oleg Gorecan An account of off-timetable days in which small groups of students work on projects with the aid of older students, while more advanced projects are supported by visiting staff from university
- Plants: an ideal living material for teaching science
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Dan Jenkins Encouraging students in the continuing care of plants is used as a method of enriching and extending knowledge in biology.
- Innovation in out-of-school science
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Justin Dillon Enriching school science through field trips, science centres and botanic gardens, and other examples of experience beyond the school walls
- The role of practicals in science museums
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Kenny Webster No longer dominated by delicate and dusty collections of specimens in glass cabinets, modern science museums offer many opportunities for interactive learning
- What can you learn about science in a natural history museum?
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Martin Lawrence and Abigail Tinkler Featuring the London Natural History Museum and showing how its galleries are continuing to evolve from displays of known science to research-based areas for display and education.
- University museums: a space for inquiry
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Dean Veall Far from being an isolated and static environment, a museum in a university should offer opportunities for everyone to learn about science within and beyond its walls
- The oak processionary moth: from London parks into biology classrooms
Issue: September 2015 358
Author: Melissa Glackin, Susan Leigh, Gillian Jonusas and Jo Mercer Offering opportunities to follow the effects of an invasive species on native trees and the work involved in the necessary pest control
- The characteristics of homeostasis: a new perspective on teaching a fundamental principle in biology
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Author: Sara Klein and Michal Zion How do we teach students to understand and elaborate a fundamental biology principle? This article concerns homeostasis and suggests a strategy for teaching the principle.


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Dear Heloise: Regarding the letter from the nurse about visitors: Visitors should come when the patient is in the hospital, a few days before the person is to be released. At home is the last place I feel like entertaining visitors when I have come home from the hospital.
At home, I feel my house has to be tidy and clean for visitors.
I feel a need to entertain and offer refreshments, and am uncomfortable telling people not to come so early or stay so long. If I want to stay in my pajamas all day and bathe later, I can. While I'm in the hospital, none of these issues comes up.
Granted, thoughtful guests will not expect a clean house and will bring refreshments or a meal, or will monitor their time, but many do not. Facing my daily obligations is too much to handle as well as dealing with guests. - Diana B., via e-mail
Dear Heloise: I read the column regarding recycling pill bottles. Be careful. Remember, these bottles may have contained drugs that could cause allergic reactions.
My daughter borrowed a couple of headache tablets from a fellow student that were carried in a pill bottle. It had previously contained penicillin, which my daughter is allergic to - and she had a reaction.
Fortunately, someone on campus was a quick thinker, and we had a happy outcome. - Louise G., Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
Dear Heloise: I read that a reader staples her appliances' user booklets, receipts, etc., together. I have two suggestions:
I have a very thick three-ring binder and keep all of that in it, with dividers for kitchen, bathroom, outside, etc.
I photocopy the receipts and put a copy with the original packet.
Most receipts are printed on a paper that will be unreadable within two years. With a photocopy, you now have all of the original information and what's left of the receipt to corroborate it. - Audrey Wharton, via e-mail
Dear Heloise: When picking up a canned beverage to drink, you have to look at the can and align the opening before taking a sip. This can distract you while driving or reading a newspaper, book, etc.
When I open the can and take my first sip, I squeeze my thumb into the can to form a small dent in the can. The next time I pick it up, I can position my thumb in the same spot and not have to take my eyes off the road or from what I was reading. - Mike M., Flemington, N.J.
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Movado (MOV) shares jumped 10% to 37.41 Friday after Citi upgraded the stock while acknowleding the watchmaker's diversified business model.
Oliver Chen of Citi Investment Research raised Movado to buy from neutral. He upped the price target on the stock from 38 to 40.
Chen was impressed with Movado's wholesale line, which makes up 42% of its sales.
"Wholesale reduces Movado's exposure to volatile consumer spending habits and decreased margins from markdowns," he wrote in a client note.
Movado makes watches for high-end brands like Coach (COH), Juicy Couture, Tommy Hilfiger and Hugo Boss.
Luxury brands have done well in recent months as economic uncertainties didn't stop upper-class customer spending and middle-class customers splurging on high-end accessories like handbags and watches.
Michael Kors (KORS) designs women's clothing but has focused on high-margin accessories. A handbag can retail for more than $300, three times what it costs to make. Shares rose 2.9% to 54.60.
Fossil (FOSL) makes the watches for Kors and its shares have been lifted by Kors' high-flying success. Shares rose 2.9% to 54.61%. The Kors watches retail between $250 and $300
Signet Jewelers (SIG), the operator of Kay Jewelers and Jared, reported strong holiday sales last week and the company's expectations are high for Valentine's Day sales. Shares rose 0.5% to 61.23.
The Retail/Wholesale Jewelry group is ranked No. 46 out of Investor's Business Daily's 197 industry groups.


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Hi all,
We lost our daughter in July to triploidy, and in August found out that my partner is a carrier of a balanced translocation of 4 & 10. Rose Marie was unaffected and had normal chromosomes.
We have yet to receive an appointment date/time to meet with the genetic counselor. I called them today and they had sent a letter with general info, but had sent it to the neighbour's address (so now I'm wondering if our jerk of a neighbour tore it up or threw it out). Anyway, they are sending out a new letter tomorrow.
When I asked her for a ballpark of how long it would take to get an appointment, she said up to 6 months!
We were hoping to start TTC after 3 months, but now I don't know what to do if we have to wait longer than that to see the genetic counselor about the BT. I know the general %'s of risk for BT's, but obviously we don't have the specifics regarding his particular translocation yet.
Did anyone else (with BT issues) TTC before meeting with a genetic counselor? It's been hard enough waiting two months... not sure if I can handle waiting up to 6 more when I've been counting the days to TTC....


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lol you got to meet him!! lucky. It's funny how he lives near my area but i don't see him. I didn't know until he had the train map in one of his video
Yeah, he's a pretty awesome guy! He posts on his website when he'll be at conventions next, so maybe you'll get to see him then?
I can't go to conventions. I want him to review PMMM - w-
Puella Magi Madoka magical
Never heard of it or seen it. He doesn't usually do anime, but you never know.
it's a movie kinda. he did sailor moon a few days ago
I know, I saw that. Kind of wished he talked about more of the darker moments in that series.
I wish i can see him
He lets people know on his website when he attends conventions. He may come to your area before you know it!
nosalga critic is god.
Just put "Doug cares for everybody" under it
Nah. I think that title suits it better.
Oh my god that is adorable!
I know!
I bet he'll be great with kids!
Kid is gonna be a Critic when she grows up. x3
She will one day be on Thatguywiththeglasses.com x3
Baby: Have my picture taken with you or i'll tell Teddy Ruxpin where your new address is for making fun of the Care Bears movies!
How cute.
He is so holding one of the next generation of critics
Hah. brilliant.
I just love Doug's smile here.
It's like he's never seen a baby before.
It's so crazy somehow since it's the first time I see Doug this way
Really? I'm sure he's made faces like that before in his videos.
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In keeping with the theme we began on Monday, with my interview of the award winning filmmaker, Kyle Henry, I have another short erotic film to share with you.
It's time, once again, to post my annual pride posting.
In my lifetime I've witnessed a most remarkable change in societal attitudes toward those of us on the sexual fringe. One only needs to go back 50 years in time. I was 13 years old then and I knew I was queer. When I looked out on the world around me this is what I saw. Homosexuality was deemed a mental disorder by the nation's psychiatric authorities, and gay sex was a crime in every state but Illinois. Federal workers could be fired merely for being gay.
Today, gays serve openly in the military, work as TV news anchors and federal judges, win elections as big-city mayors and members of Congress. Popular TV shows have gay protagonists.
And now the gay-rights movement may be on the cusp of momentous legal breakthroughs. Later this month, a Supreme Court ruling could lead to legalization of same-sex marriage in California, and there's a good chance the court will require the federal government to recognize same-sex marriages in all U.S. jurisdictions where they are legal — as of now, 12 states and Washington, D.C.
The transition over five decades has been far from smooth — replete with bitter protests, anti-gay violence, backlashes that inflicted many political setbacks. Unlike the civil rights movement and the women's liberation movement, the campaign for gay rights unfolded without household-name leaders.
And yet, I sense that soon, if it hasn't begun already, we will experience a backlash in the dominant culture. I don't relish the idea, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention it. And when it comes, as I think it will, it won't smart nearly as much if we know our history. And we should also remember the immortal words of Martin Luther King, Jr. "The moral arc of the universe bends at the elbow of justice."
The confrontations between demonstrators and police at The Stonewall Inn, a mafia owned bar in Greenwich Village NYC over the weekend of June 27-29, 1969 are usually cited as the beginning of the modern Lesbian/Gay liberation Movement. What might have been just another routine police raid on a bar patronized by homosexuals became the pivotal event that sparked the entire modern gay rights movement.
The Stonewall riots are now the stuff of myth. Many of the most commonly held beliefs are probably untrue. But here's what we know for sure.
The riots led to calls for homosexual liberation. Fliers appeared with the message: "Do you think homosexuals are revolting? You bet your sweet ass we are!" And the rest, boys and girls, is as they say is history.
During the first year after Stonewall, a whole new generation of organizations emerged, many identifying themselves for the first time as "Gay." This not only denoted sexual orientation, but a radical way to self-identify with a growing sense of open political activism. Older, more staid homophile groups soon began to make way for the more militant groups like the Gay Liberation Front.
The vast majority of these new activists were under thirty; dr dick's generation, don't cha know. We were new to political organizing and didn't know that this was as ground-breaking as it was. Many groups formed on colleges campuses and in big cities around the world.
By the following summer, 1970, groups in at least eight American cities staged simultaneous events commemorating the Stonewall riots on the last Sunday in June. The events varied from a highly political march of three to five thousand in New York to a parade with floats for 1200 in Los Angeles. Seven thousand showed up in San Francisco.
Name: Jayrol
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Location: Washington DC
Hey. I hope you respond!! My name's Jayrol and I'm a homosexual male. However, I've never had a sexual relationship with a male and I never plan to. It's not that I'm ashamed or that I have some type of self hatred for myself I just think that my personality and ideals best suit a straight life, I want kids and the whole white picket fence thing. But my whole problem is Dr. that women don't sexually attract me at all!! I've always had a girl but I can never seem to perform. Girls respect me when I say I wanna wait for marriage but the truth is I can't get it up!! Is there any thing I can do about that?? Maybe Viagra or something? Or should I just give up on the "American dream"???
YIKES, where to begin. It's like I'm having some scary flashback to the 1980's. This is the kind of question I used to here back then. Where have you been, pup? Haven't you noticed the changes in attitudes over the last thirty plus years? Ok, so you're just 25. But that means you've lived in a world that has reaped the benefits of that labors of all the queer folk who have gone before you.
You're creating an unnecessary dichotomy. Nowadays one doesn't need to choose between having a family and living out and proud, darlin'. Haven't you seen Modern Family or The Ellen Show?
But pup, surely you've noticed that you can be a big fat homo and still have all the other things you want — kids, white picket fence, the whole frealin' kit and caboodle. And you can do it with a husband, life partner, whatever you want to call your queer lover. You certainly don't have to lie about who you are: trap yourself and some unlucky woman in a sexless marriage just to be a trendy suburbanite. Holy cow, wake up and smell the coffee!
Unless you've been living under a rock somewhere, I can't imagine that you've not noticed that gay men and lesbians are marrying in some states, having their partnerships legally recognized in others. In fact, countries all over the world are legally recognizing gay and lesbian unions and marriages.
Us gay and lesbian folk have been having families, raising children (our own biological spawn and/or those we've adopted) for years and years now. The world is a changin', don't cha know. People's attitudes are changing. All you have to do is search them internets for "gay parenting" and find out how many resources there are out there for breeder-minded 'mos like you.
Listen doll, you don't need no stinkin' Viagra, you just need to be honest with yourself and those around you. You say you're not ashamed of who you are, that you don't have some type of self-hatred for yourself. Well I'm sorry dear, but I don't buy that, not for a minute. Anyone who is willing to sacrifice his life as a sexual being and to deceive others into thinking he is an honorable man by doing so, just so that he can procreate, is either crippled with self-loathing or completely delusional.
How could you have gotten to be a 25 queer dude, without ever gettin' any queer sex? Sorry, but that simply doesn't add up. And what kind of husband and father would you be if you started a family built on a lie? Did you miss the whole Senator Craig, Bishop Eddie Long and Ted Haggard debacles? That's the kind of miserable, closeted existence that awaits anyone who would deny himself and his true identity, for whatever reason — political gain, societal acceptance, religious intolerance or making a family.
And think of the emotional and physical misery you'd be inflicting on the mother of your children. Could you be any more selfish?
Here's a tip, pup: grow up and then grow your self a pair of cojones. You'll need them not only for the spawning, but to live authentically and truthfully.
Good luck