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One of the most entertaining moments in the Republican presidential candidate debate Tuesday night: when Sen. Rand Paul clarified for billionaire developer Donald Trump that China is not one of the 12 nations covered in the new Trans-Pacific Trade Agreement or TPP.
Republicans generally want free trade, though Trump has said the U.S. "loses a fortune" through trade and Trump lambasted China's government for trade and currency manipulation in a Wall Street Journal editorial Monday, saying the U.S. should impose duties on cheap Chinese imports. TPP could allow the U.S. to forge agreements that circumvent China. For all the hot air, shares in emerging markets including China are higher today: the iShares MSCI Emerging MArkets exchange-traded fund (EEM) is up 0.6%, while the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI) is up 0.5%. From the tape:
Gerard Baker, Moderator and Editor In Chief at The Wall Street Journal: The international trade agreement with 11 countries in the Pacific … You have said you would rather have no deal than sign the one that is on the table. Most economists say that trade has boosted growth and every single post-war president has supported the expansion of international trade including the last three Republican presidents. Why would you reverse 50 years of U.S. trade policy?
Trump: The TPP is a horrible deal. It is a deal that is going to lead to nothing but trouble. It is a deal that was designed for China to come in as they always do through the back door and totally take advantage of everyone. It is 5,600 pages long. So complex that no one has read it. It is like Obamacare: they passed it, nobody read it, and look at the mess we have right now. And it will be repealed. But this is one of the worst trade deals and I would, yes, rather not have it. …
Baker: The [TPP] deal, as you say, is 5,000 pages long and the details were published last week. And 80% of U.S. trade with these 11 countries is actually tariff free, and the trade deal only affects the other 20%. Are there particular parts of the deal that you think were badly negotiated?
Trump: Yes. The currency manipulation they don't discuss in the agreement, which is a disaster. If you look at the way China and India and almost everybody takes advantage of the United States, China in particular because they are so good, it is the number one abuser of this country. If you look at the way they take advantage, it is through currency manipulation. It is not even discussed in the almost-6,000 page agreement.It is not even discussed. It was a separate … As you understand from The Wall Street Journal, currency manipulation is the single great weapon people have. They don't even discuss it in this agreement. So I say it is a very bad deal. Should not be approved. If it is approved, it will be just more bad trade deals, more loss of jobs for our country. We are losing jobs like nobody has lost jobs before. I want to bring jobs back into this country.
Paul: "Hey, Gerard. You know, we might want to point out that China's not part of this deal."
Baker: That's true.
Trump also reiterated during the debate that he will build a wall along the border with Mexico to keep illegal immigrants out, and he said that the United States must send 11 million people living and working illegally in the United States back where they came from — especially to Mexico. Other candidates, chief among them Sen. John Kasich and Gov. Jeb Bush, said that strategy is not practical and inhumane. See the WSJ summary video "GOP Candidates Divided on Free Trade" and the Baker-Trump-Paul exchange about TPP in the video "Trump: 'The TPP Is a Horrible Deal' " (also below.)
Some Chinese government agencies are planning on the assumption of the U.S. dollar/Chinese yuan exchange relationship at 8.0 for the end of 2016, implying devaluation of another 20%, according to Bank of America/Merrill Lynch – not a welcome message on a day when the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets exchange-traded fund (EEM)is down 3.5%.
With weakness in the Chinese economy evident in data today and oil prices down more than 6% pressure again, iShares China large-Cap ETF (FXI) is down 4.4%, the Deutsche X-Trackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares Fund (ASHR) is down 3.4%, the iShares MSCI Turkey ETF (TUR) is down 3.2%, the iShares MSCI South Africa ETF (EZA) is down 4.7% and the Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF (NGE) is up 1.8%. The iShares MSCI Frontier 100 ETF (FM) is down nearly 1%.
BofA/Merrill observes, "considering the big impact of the 3% devaluation this August, the implications of another 20% devaluation" for emerging markets would be profound." Analyst David Hauner write:
"Asset prices of commodity exporters would again suffer the most, as they have done since 10 August. Potentially even more damaging would be risk of financial contagion throughout the global banking system. Potentially profound impact on commodities and through banks channels. The long-term Chinese yuan/commodity relation implies potentially significant further downside in such a scenario, though one should not go so far as to extrapolate from this August. The bad news: assuming the broad commodity indices follow Chinese yuan [CNY] back to 2006 levels in U.S dollar (USD) terms, the downside could be 25%. However, since then China's share of global commodity consumption has increased substantially. Thus, a more appropriate snapshot of the long-term China-commodities relation would be commodity prices in CNY terms. And here, the good news is that they have actually already returned to 2004 levels, ie, before the China-led commodity super-cycle started to take off.
The other, and potentially more risky, channel of contagion to EEMEA [emerging Europe, the Middle East and Africa] could be the global banking system. Reassuringly, indicators of funding stress, such as the euro/USD cross-currency basis, have not reacted to the recent volatility at all. However, surely a 25% devaluation in China would have a significant impact on global credit quality? If it did, capital inflows to all of EEMEA would be hit, and not to commodity exporters: Turkey depends on EU banks to fund its deficit, and CEE [Central and Eastern Europe] is closely tied to EU banks. … Commodity importers … are net winners through better terms of trade and lower inflation. The asset price moves since 10 August confirm this: CEE has been the 'safe haven', and Turkey would have been were it not for the coincident negative political news. [See our post, "Turkey: Violence & Election Weigh On Economy, Lira"] The worst-performing credit and equity market was Nigeria due to the lack of currency flexibility to balance the hit from oil prices. [See our post, "Nigeria GDP Headwinds Build, Oil's Not Only Drag"]In Russia, the ruble (RUB) sold off most in the region, but equities benefited from its flexibility; credit was the second-worst after Nigeria. [see our post, "Russia: As Oil Price Spikes, Will Recession Linger?"] In South Africa, the ZAR [South African rand] was weak, too, and equities underperformed Russia due to heavier positioning; however, credit was relatively benign due to low FX debt."
Markets have labeled China's currency action today as a devaluation – but is it?
The People's Bank of China weakened the yuan reference rate against the dollar by 1.86%, from 6.1162 to 6.2298. This is the largest single-day depreciation since China's central bank resumed exchange rate reform in July 2005.
So says Capital Economics, writing:
"Almost everyone interpreted Tuesday's 1.84% reduction in the daily reference rate for the renminbi against the dollar as a devaluation of China's currency whose main purpose is to regain competiveness. However, we think the markets have been far too quick to ignore the People's Bank of China (PBOC) explanation that this is simply a "one-time correction" to bring the reference rate closer in line with prevailing market rates.
Of course, the PBOC is unlikely to call a devaluation a devaluation, given the political sensitivities around currency wars. Tuesday's move did go a little way towards reversing the appreciation in the renminbi in trade-weighted terms as a result of the de facto peg to the strengthening U.S. dollar. But it only made a tiny dent in that broader appreciation.
Some have concluded that this means that the PBOC will have to let the renminbi fall a lot further. However, we wouldn't dismiss the official explanation that this is a one-off adjustment to how the reference rate is set as part of an ongoing programme of market reforms."
J.P. Morgan analysts write:
"We think it is a responsive action to last week's International Monetary Fund Special Drawing Rights (SDR) review report. In the report, the IMF staff criticized that the central parity rate is not an appropriate reference exchange rate to be used in SDR calculation, in that the discrepancy between daily fixing and daily spots suggests that the daily fixing is not based on actual trade. The report indirectly suggested that the PBOC's central parity rate should be responsive to changes in market condition. Today's action, especially the statement that the central parity rate will align more closely with the closing spot rates on the previous day, suggests that the PBOC is moving towards that direction. …in today's statement the PBOC also promised to enrich FX products and promote the convergence between onshore and offshore exchange rates (these issues were also raised in the IMF report). However, today's policy action leaves a lot of questions unanswered …"
The Deutsche X-Trackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares Fund (ASHR) is down 4.6%, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI) is down 1.8%, and the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI) is down 1.9%. Among stocks, Internet names are markedly lower, including Ctrip.com (CTRP), down nearly 5%; NetEase (NTES), down more than 4% and Baidu (BIDU) is down 3.8%.
The Greek stock market has tumbled by about 90% overthe past seven years, depending on what index you look at.
But Capital Economics' John Higgins writes that following a Grexit, the Greek stock could start to boom. His fundamental premise is that a devaluation — unlinking the Greek economy from the euro in favor of another currency — is "essential to revitalise Greece's economy." He writes:
"It might seem strange to compare Greece's predicament today with that of the UK in the summers of 1931 and 1992, shortly before sterling was devalued. But there is an important parallel. Like Greece, the UK was locked into an uncompetitive exchange rate before coming off the gold standard in September 1931 and exiting the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) in September 1992. This strangled her economy. Once unlocked, though, the UK economy was able to grow sharply without driving up inflation, as there was ample spare capacity to meet pent-up demand …
Of course, unlike Greece, the UK did not have a large amount of debt denominated in a currency against which it may devalue. Nonetheless, the lesson from the UK's experience is that, in the appropriate circumstances, currency devaluation can be a boon to the stock market."
Greek banks sank on the week. The most liquid among them, the National Bank of Greece (NBG), fell nearly 12%. Trading was halted on three Greek banks that trade over the counter in the U.S. Based on the last quote, Alpha Bank (ALBKY) fell 32% for the week, Eurobank Ergasias (EGFEY) tumbled 25% and Piraeus Bank (BPIRY) was down 26%, according to FactSet.
The Global X FTSE Greece 20 ETF (GREK) fell 8% in the holiday-shortened U.S. trading week, dragging down shares in emerging Europe. The Market Vectors Poland ETF (PLND) fell 3.3%. The Market Vectors Russia ETF (RSX) fell 1.5%. The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO) fell 0.4%. The iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA) rallied more than 1% for the week, while the Global X MSCI Argentina ETF (ARGT) fell 3.6%.
Shares in China were also lower: the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI) declined 1.2% for the week.
Venezuela adopted a new foreign exchange system Tuesday, a currency devaluation to correct massive depreciation of the real exchange rate.
But the country still faces a severe economic crisis. Nicholas Watson at Teneo Intelligence writes that the changes do "nothing to address fundamental distortions." In the near term, the devaluation helps plug the fiscal deficit of as much as 17% of GDP, and provides an instant boost to the local-currency value of oil earnings thanks to a weaker exchange rate, he writes.
From The Wall Street Journal:
"The changes imply a partial devaluation of the bolivar currency but do little to untangle a complicated system of currency controls that remain largely intact, including three separate official exchange rates. The new market, called the Marginal Foreign Exchange System, will allow people and companies to freely buy and sell dollars, said Finance Minister Rodolfo Marco Torres, who promised more details on Wednesday."
On Monday, Standard & Poor's cut its credit ratings on Oman, Kazakhstan, Bahrain andVenezuela, citing the decline of oil revenue, WSJ reported. S&P also issued negative outlooks on those countries and Saudi Arabia, indicating possible downgrades.
The iShares Latin America 40 ETF (ILF) is down 2% today. The iShares Emerging Markets High Yield Bond ETF (EMHY) declined 0.5% in recent trading, while the closed-end Western Asset Emerging Markets Debt Fund (ESD) was down 0.7%.
Venezuela is tinkering rather than tackling issues because it is boxed in by low oil prices, and the outlook remains dire.
So says Nicholas Watson at Teneo Intelligence in comments on Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro's Tuesday announcement that the government will cut spending by 20%. It also looks like the government will alter the foreign exchange system, Watson writes. But depressed oil prices leave little wiggling room for Venezuela:
"… the price of Venezuelan crude on 2 December hit $63.40. Estimates vary, but it is thought that Venezuela loses between $620-750 million in revenues for every dollar drop in the oil price. This comes on top of a fiscal deficit in excess of 17% of GDP. This week's visit by economy minister Rodolfo Marco Torres to China, Iran and Russia in search of fresh financing is highly unlikely to alter the problematic outlook for the economy, while the latest drive to push non-oil exports is too little too late. Yet the government's adjustment options, which include devaluation as well as fuel and foreign oil subsidy cuts, are politically difficult, which explains why action by Maduro tends to be so timid. The government's approach is to tinker rather than tackle issues head-on. If Maduro delivers on his plan to modify the exchange rate system (and that is an if), any changes are likely to be partial …However, the government could still opt for a devaluation after Christmas, when the vacations are in full swing. Even if a devaluation takes place, it is unlikely to correct the massive exchange rate misalignment; the black market rate today, 3 December, stands at VEF 158.04 to the USD versus the official rate of VEF 6.3. Similarly, rather than pulling the plug on the Petrocaribe oil subsidy program, the government appears to be engineering a withdrawal by degrees; reports indicate that the government is negotiating with Goldman Sachs over the discounted sale of two Petrocaribe members' debt.
The latest polling data from the most reliable local pollster underlines Maduro's chronic political weakness. According to Datanalisis, Maduro's approval rating was 24.5% in November, down 5.7% from September. Meanwhile, 85.7% of voters believe the country is headed in the wrong direction."
In a recent note, on the impact of oil prices on emerging markets, especially those in Latin America, Citi's Guillermo Mondino wrote:
"A common statement amongst disheartened Latin American investors is: "Venezuela is the new Zimbabwe, Argentina the new Venezuela, Brazil the new Argentina, and Chile the new Brazil … While the statement is made rather broadly, if one were to look at the growth performance in these countries over the last few quarters, one is tempted to admit that there is some truth to it."
The S&P Latin America 40 Index ETF (ILF) rose one point Wednesday, while the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) was up 0.3%.
Barclays lowered its outlook for Nigeria's currency as oil prices fall and security risks mount.
Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil exporter. With oil prices now below $80 per barrel in the U.S. and hovering near $81 for the international benchmark, expect depreciation or devaluation of Nigeria's currency, the naira, against the dollar say Ridle Markus and Dumisani Ngwenya at Barclays.
They add:
"Along with an anticipated increase in ethno-religious tensions, [terror group] Boko Haram remains a significant threat to the country, as highlighted by the bomb attack earlier this week in the northeast town of Potiskum that killed 47 people. Boko Haram publicly denied a ceasefire agreement last week and has continued its attacks on northeastern towns, though it has previously attacked cities and towns outside this region …"
Campaigning begins Saturday for February 2015 presidential elections in Nigeria, further contributing to tensions. Barclays writes:
"The decline in oil prices has put the spotlight on Africa's largest oil producer and economy, Nigeria, which derives about 95% of its FX revenue and about 80% of fiscal revenue from oil and gas exports. … Given current pressures and declining reserves, we have lowered our year-end naira forecast to 176/USD. The weaker naira holds considerable policy implications, and we think that while policy is likely to be tightened, devaluation risk has also increased. The Central Bank of Nigeria's resolve was tested last week when the naira fell 3% to a record weak point of more than 170/USD, before central bank intervention brought some stability to the market, allowing the currency to trade at about 168/USD earlier this week. Highlighting concerns about the economic outlook and the currency, the equities market (Nigerian All Share index) sold off sharply last week, bringing the total decline to about 19% since the end of the previous quarter and 23% since peaking in early July. … Further portfolio outflow from Nigerian financial markets may still occur as concern about the deteriorating landscape take hold amongst investors. Despite the sharp decline in equity markets, the current level of the All Share index remains well above those recorded in H2 2011 when the naira was last devalued. Fixed income investors may also reduce their exposure further."
The SPDR S&P Emerging Middle East and Africa ETF (GAF) is up 1.55% today, versus a 0.3% decline in the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM). The Nile Pan Africa Fund (NAFAX) rose in recent trading; it's down 5% this year.
Russia appears to be losing control of its currency in the face of a potential financial crisis, says Mohamed El-Erian.
The Market Vectors Russia ETF (RSX) is down 1% today. U.S.-traded shares of Sberbank (SBRCY), the state-run lender targeted by international sanctions, and natural gas producer Gazprom (OGZPY), are each down 2%. Shares of Norisk Nickel Mining and Metallurgical (NILSY) are down 1.3%.
Among more volatile trading vehicles focused on Russia, the Direxion Daily Russia Bear 3X Shares ETF (RUSS) is up 3.3 today, while the Direxion Daily Russia Bull 3X Shares ETF (RUSL) is down 3%.
El-Erian, the chief economic advisor at Allianz who left PIMCO earlier this year, writes in his latest Bloomberg column that "something will have to give in the next few weeks:"
"The [Russian] central bank's retreat from propping up the ruble highlights the fix the country is in. The authorities' initial response was to use ample international reserves to counter the impact of sanctions imposed by the West after Russia's actions in Ukraine. They backed this up by intervening in the foreign-exchange and repo markets, which readily exchange securities for cash, and by raising interest rates. This moderated what would have been more disorderly pressures on the ruble and an even faster loss of confidence. But the subsequent collapse in oil prices and the pickup in capital flight overwhelmed this strategy, forcing the central bank last week to retreat from its policy and fully float the currency. Something will have to give in the next few weeks. The country's foreign-exchange situation could spin further out of control, at one extreme, or the Russian authorities might respond strongly with a range of fiscal and monetary measures, on the other, including higher interest rates and spending cuts. Either approach would risk depressing economic activity even more in the short run. …"
See "Ruble Rebound Bolsters Russian Stocks," by Barron's Randall Forsyth and "How Close Is Russia To Financial Crisis?" by El-Erian on Bloomberg. Also see "Can Russian Woes Hammer the U.S. Stock Market?" (subscription required) by Barron's John Kimelman.
The Kremlin published a Putin Q&A, in English, from this week's APEC CEO Summit in China that addresses Russia's desire to drum up investment and boost energy deals with China. What got as much attention: Putin's chivalry, rebuffed: censors buried images showing Russia's leader placing a shawl on the shoulders of China's first lady at an event, CNN reports.
Emerging markets have been synonymous with growth, but the outlook for individual nations is constantly changing. Countries from Brazil and Russia to Turkey face challenges including infrastructure bottlenecks, credit issues and political shifts. The Barrons.com Emerging Markets Daily blog analyzes news, data and research out of emerging markets beyond Asia to help readers navigate the investment landscape.
Barron's veteran Dimitra DeFotis has been blogging about emerging market investing since traveling to India and Turkey. Based in New York, she previously wrote for Barron's about U.S. equity investing, including cover stories and roundtables on energy themes. Dimitra was among the first digital journalists at the Chicago Tribune and started her career as a police reporter at the Daily Herald in the Chicago suburbs. Dimitra holds degrees from the University of Illinois and Columbia University, where she was a Knight-Bagehot Fellow in the business and journalism schools.
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This bundle will create a web interface to a telnet interface of an OpenVPN server, for Symfony Application. This interface will show all the user connected to a VPN server and you wil also have the possibility to log out user.
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BERKELEY – Seventeen freshmen make up the new class of student-athletes on the California rugby team, bringing to the Golden Bears an intriguing mix of local and long-distance talent that could make an impact down the road for the program.
"They are potentially a fine class, certainly fine young men, but they are in different stages of their physical maturity," said head coach Jack Clark. "Although some are tracking, the majority of the freshmen will require intense physical development before they're ready to compete at the collegiate level. My sense is they are collectively willing to commit to the process, which is a major aspect of the challenge."
Many of the new players arrive having participated in one or more Cal Rugby Summer Camps and many also have family members who attended the University. The group of 17, only one of whom is not a U.S. passport holder, comes largely from in-state high schools ranging from San Diego to Sacramento and around the Bay Area, as well as New York City, Canada and, in the case of two, South America.
The bulk of the class are forwards, a positional makeup that came about "only because it worked out that way, not because of design," coach Clark said. "The Fall 2014 recruiting class, which applies in November, looks to be weighted with a majority of backs, so the roster should balance by next season."
With the addition of the 2013-14 incoming class, the roster totals 70 players, which Clark called "about our maximum. We feel it is important to provide the frosh-soph an opportunity to develop. Patience is the word that comes to mind. However, it is likewise important for the upperclassmen to compete for roster spots the same way athletes in other sports compete. Achieving a roster spot for nothing-down means it's not worth much. On the other hand, earning a roster spot through hard work and demonstrated performance means the roster place is invaluable."
From Xavier High School in New York City comes Connor Sweet, a 6-4, 215-pound forward who captained his team. Xavier achieved top-three national single-school finishes during the last three years of Sweet's high school career under head coaches Mike Tolkin, now with the U.S. National Team, and Greg Norris. On the gridiron, Sweet's football team persevered to win the league championship in 2012 after many of his teammates suffered the loss of their homes to Hurricane Sandy earlier that season. For his efforts as a two-way starter at defensive tackle and tight end, Sweet was named to the all-league first team on offense and played in the Senior Bowl. He also played one year of varsity basketball. Sweet's mother, Kyle, is an alumna of Marywood University (Pa.) and his father, Kerry, graduated from Fordham. Connor received Honors every quarter at Xavier and was named to the National Honors Society his senior year. He was also the recipient of the Sean Lugano Memorial Scholarship, which is awarded annually to a Xavier rugby/football player who exhibits leadership on the field and in the classroom. Sweet's arrival brings to five the number of Xavier graduates on the Cal rugby team, joining senior captain Seamus Kelly, senior Pat Coleman and sophomores Charles Guiraud and James Kondrat. "The Xavier boys on our team have been exceptional teammates. I am impressed with how they have handled their business," Clark said.
A 6-0, 215-pound flanker/No. 8 from San Diego, Drew Gaffney honed his youth rugby skills first at Cathedral Catholic High School under coach Glenn Irvine from 2009 and the San Diego Mustangs in 2012 and '13, when he played for coach Ramon Samaniego, a former Cal All-American and U.S. international, and Matty Sandoval. Gaffney's brother, Tyler, is a senior running back at Stanford who returned to college after playing a year in the farm system of the Pittsburgh Pirates, who selected him in the MLB draft in 2012. Their mother, Tiffany, matriculated at San Diego State and their father, Gene, graduated from the University of San Diego, where he played baseball for the Toreros. Gaffney played three years of varsity football at Cathedral, participating in a CIF D-III Championship in 2010; in rugby, he was named the Mustangs' captain and MVP in 2013 as they won their second straight Southern California championship and finished fifth at the national championships.
Billy Maggs arrives at Cal from Torrey Pines High School in Del Mar at 6-1 and 195 pounds. He was his team's MVP as a halfback on the gridiron and a center/wing in rugby for the San Diego Mustangs, who won the Southern California U-19 title in 2013. Maggs comes from a Welsh rugby background that includes his uncle Mark Thomas (Wales 7s and Swansea), grandfather Ian Jones (Swansea), great uncle Clem Thomas (Swansea, Wales and British Lions) and great grandfather Bruce Barter (Swansea and Wales). His mother, Sarah, is a graduate of the University of Wales. Born in Connecticut, Maggs was the recipient of All-Academic Achievement Awards at Torrey Pines as a sophomore, junior and senior.
Coming from farther north in the state of California and checking in at 6-1 and 205 pounds is John Warnock, who played flanker and No. 8 during his youth career with the Stanford Seahawks (2006-2007), Peninsula Seahawks (2007-2009) and Peninsula Green (2009-2013). A team captain last year at Peninsula Green under head coach Rob Benson, Warnock was also a 2012 attendee of the Cal Rugby Summer Camp. Both his mother, Barbara, and father, Christopher, are Utah alumni. Mrs. Warnock also competed in cross-country running and downhill skiing at UC Davis before transferring to Utah. Warnock, a graduate of the School for Independent Learners who completed a six-month sailing trip last year with his family down the California coast to the Sea of Cortez, has worked as a sailing instructor at South Beach Yacht Club and raced for the Peninsula Youth Sailing Foundation. With a younger brother who also plays rugby still in high school, Warnock arrives at the University interested in Industrial Design, Anthropology and Computer Science.
Kevin Sullivan makes the leap across San Francisco Bay to Berkeley from St. Ignatius College Preparatory School, where he was an All-City defensive lineman in 2011 and '12, and San Francisco Golden Gate Rugby Club, where he played prop on its youth teams since 2007 and most recently was named MVP for his team in 2013. Standing at 6-1 and 280 pounds, Sullivan was a 2012 attendee of the Cal Rugby Summer Camp. His father, Barry, is a building contractor who played on the Castaways Rugby Club in the 1970s and '80s. His mother, Mary Kate, is an attorney who attended Hastings College after earning her undergraduate degree from the University of San Francisco. His three siblings include sister Bridget, a member of the crew team as a junior at Cal. Their aunt Laura Sullivan Van Zandt is a member of the Class of 1993 at the University. The sporting connections in Sullivan's extended family include cousin Bart Sullivan, who played rugby for SFGG from 2007-09 and at Arizona from 2010-13. On the gridiron for St. Ignatius, Sullivan will be remembered for his goalline tackle at the end of regulation against Bellarmine in the 2012 CCS Open Division Championship game, which SI went on to win in overtime.
Born in Philadelphia and raised in Alamo, Calif., a short distance from De La Salle High School, is Wade Ogburn, a 6-3, 225-pounder who played both front and back rows as a rugby player for the Spartans under head coach and former U.S. international Rob Duncanson. Ogburn was his team's captain in 2012 and an Iron Man Award winner for his squad in 2013. As a gridiron footballer at DLS under legendary head coach Bob Ladouceur, Ogburn was named 2012 Lineman of the Year as a starter for the team that won the California Open Division state championship, after which he was named 1st Team All-East Bay Athletic League by the Contra Costa Times, 1st Team All-Metro by the San Francisco Chronicle, and 1st Team All-NorCal and 2nd Team All-State by Maxpreps. His academic career at De La Salle included eight semesters with honors, earning Ogburn the distinction of High Honors at his graduation. His mother, Sheila, is an alumna of San Diego State, while his father, Dave, received his MBA from the Wharton School of Business following his undergraduate degree at Georgetown. Wade carries on a Golden Bear tradition started by his uncle Brad Thomson, who lettered in football at Cal from 1989-92.
Jamie Howells, at 5-10 and 170 pounds, featured at flyhalf for the Lamorinda Youth Rugby Team, coached by Cal Athletic Hall of Famer and former Bears head coach Ned Anderson as well as Cal rugby alumni Matt Taylor, Scott Anderson and former U.S. international Bo Meyersick. Howells was born in the United Kingdom and raised outside of London, moving to California before his freshman year at Miramonte High School. He arrived in the East Bay with experience in both soccer and rugby, having played for Ealing Rugby club in England between 2005-2009, and attended the Cal Rugby Camp three times during high school. His father, David, is an alumnus of Cardiff University in Wales. His brother Tom will be a junior at UCLA, where he plays rugby, while his younger brother continues to play for Lamorinda. Howells was Lamorinda's JV captain during that squad's undefeated 2011 season, a member of the California multi-school club state champions in 2012 and varsity backs captain in 2013, when he achieved an .860 goal-kicking percentage on the season. On the gridiron for Miramonte, Howells was named a 2012 1st-team All-DFAL as a kicker and honorable mention as a punter.
Four players from Marin comprise the largest contingent of freshman coming to the Bears from the same high school and multi-school club team this year. All four played rugby for the Marin Highlanders youth club under head coach and former Cal rugby player Dave Cingolani and also competed in other sports, including football under coach Mazi Moayed, at Marin Catholic High School, where they were teammates with the current Cal starting quarterback, freshman Jared Goff.
Among those blocking for Goff at Marin Catholic in 2012 was Henry Harmon, a 6-0, 235-pound guard on the gridiron, a prop on the rugby pitch and a starter on both teams. Harmon, who manned the loosehead side of the front row in the No. 1 jersey, was named MVP among forwards for the Highlanders after the 2013 season and was a captain for the football team the previous fall, when the Wildcats won the Division III North Coast Section championship and went to the state's D-III final in Harmon's second year on the varsity. Harmon attended the Cal Rugby Summer Camp in 2012 and may pursue History for a degree at the University. His uncles, Tim and Grant Harmon, are both Cal alumni; Harmon's father, Mark, attended Hastings Law School following his undergraduate degree at Princeton; while his mother, Kimberley, is a Dartmouth College graduate.
One of Harmon's linemates also blocking for Goff at Marin Catholic was Henry Baylor, who comes to Cal with the same first name, high school, height/weight and position as Harmon, although Baylor honed his prop skills on the tighthead side of the scrum in the No. 3 jersey. Baylor attended the 2012 Cal Rugby Summer Camp and played three years of rugby for the Highlanders, going undefeated in league play as a sophomore and junior, and making trips to Salt Lake City in 2012 and Elkhart, Ind.,in 2013 for the national multi-school club championships. In addition to offensive line, Baylor also started at defensive tackle and guard, and playing in the CIS D-III state championship in 2012. Baylor, who joined classmates at Marin Catholic on community-service trips to Africa and El Salvador, was a member of the school's groups for Habitats for Humanity and the California Scholarship Foundation. Both parents are Cal alumni via graduate school at Berkeley Law; his father, David, was an undergraduate at Arizona State while his mother, Theresa, received her undergrad degree from UC Santa Cruz.
Louis Le Merle is another former football and rugby standout from Marin Catholic and the Highlanders who is now a Rugby Bear. A flanker and No. 8 entering the University at 6-2 and 215 pounds, Le Merle returns to Witter Rugby Field having attended the 2012 Cal Rugby Summer Camp. His mother, Alison, attended Cambridge prior to Harvard Business School, while his father, Matthew, was an Oxford undergraduate who played rugby for the London Welsh prior to his MBA at Stanford Business School. With the Highlanders, Le Merle was named Most Valuable Forward in 2012 as his team went undefeated in league play and finished fifth at the national multi-school club championships, followed by a trip to the 2013 championships, where it finished seventh. On the gridiron for Marin Catholic, he finished his high school career as a 1st-Team All-League pick on defense as his team advanced to the CIF D-III state final. In the classroom he was an Honor Roll student all four years of high school.
Anthony Kosinski, a 6-5, 230-pound lock, arrives at Cal having played rugby for the Highlanders and football for Marin Catholic through his junior year before capping off his high school career as an outstanding wrestler. An attendee of the 2012 Cal Summer Rugby Camp, Kosinski wrestled as a heavyweight for the Wildcats as they won two league championships and one section championship. Kosinski's, whose personal wrestling achievements included one state qualifier and team MVP honors in 2013, drew interest from the wrestling programs from Brown and Penn. Both his parents attended Northwestern University, where his father, Tony, also played rugby. At Marin Catholic, Kosinski earned the Academic General Achievement Award for having a GPA over 4.0 in every semester of high school.
From Jesuit High School, the 2013 National High School Invitational single-school champion located outside of Sacramento, comes Connor Frey ("FRY"), a 5-9, 195-pound flanker who attended the 2012 Cal Rugby Summer Camp. At Jesuit he received the 2013 Athletic Director's Award and the Varsity Coaches Award for rugby under head coach John Shorey and manager Fred Khasigian, a former U.S. international rugby player and father of former Bear All-Americans Kirk and Kyle Khasigian, with Kirk also a former U.S. international. On the gridiron, Frey was a two-year member of the varsity, starting at linebacker and running back as a senior following a junior campaign as a starting LB. His father, Jeff, is an alumnus of UC Santa Barbara, while his mother, Karen, is an alumna of Kansas State University, where Connor's uncle Kevin Muff played basketball. His grandfather Randy Kidd played football at Iowa State. His cousin Leona Frey graduated from Cal in 2009. Following his undergraduate studies, Frey is considering a postgraduate doctorate in sports medicine.
Checking in at 5-8 and 185 pounds is center Matt Ternan from Carmichael. Also a graduate of Jesuit High School, Ternan attended the Cal Rugby Summer Camp for two years, earning the Best and Fairest award at the 2012 camp. He was named a captain and the Marauders' MVP in 2013,when Jesuit won its second single-school national championship in the past three years. Ternan was also a two-year varsity starter in football for Jesuit at linebacker. Both his parents are alumni of Saint Mary's College while his brother, Dan, is a new Cal graduate who also played rugby as a high school student-athlete at Jesuit.
Justin Ramirez is a front-row player who was coached by former Cal All-American and U.S. international Chris Miller on the Granite Bay team which won the multi-school club state championship in 2013. At 5-10 and 225 pounds, Ramirez was named Granite Bay's Forward of the Year in 2013 and returns to campus having attended the Cal Rugby Summer Camp in 2011 and '12. His mother, Debbie, graduated from the University of the Pacific with a Doctor of Pharmacy and his father, Randy, transitioned from a career in golf to become a business owner. An Honor Roll student all four years at Granite Bay High School, Ramirez was also part of a state championship team on the gridiron, earning Offensive Lineman of the Year for the 2013 CIF D-I champion Grizzlies. As a guard, Ramirez was a first-team All-League and second-team All-Section honoree. Off the field his extracurricular pursuits included the presidency of his local chapter of St. Baldricks, which raises money and awareness in the fight against cancer.
Evan Coleman comes to Cal from Rockridge Secondary School in West Vancouver, Canada, where the 6-1, 180-pound fullback/wing received Honors with Distinction for his academic acumen. Coleman played rugby beginning in 2008 for the Rockridge Ravens and Capilano RFC youth teams, earning honors as Most Improved (2010, '11), Best Back (2012, '13) and Most Valuable Player (2013). On the hardwood, he also averaged 18 points per game on the varsity basketball team as a senior at Rockridge. Evan's grandfather Sidney Coleman played basketball for the Thunderbirds at the University of British Columbia. His father, Mark, uncle Victor Coleman and aunt Sharlyn Hoon are all Cal alumni and the younger Coleman may pursue an area of study involving the environment at the University.
John Spradling is a 6-1, 195-pound back-rower who was born in Florida and attended The British Schools in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. His family's rugby pedigree includes uncles Alan and Hugo Caorsi, who played for El Prado/ La Cachila in Uruguay; and his three brothers, Paul, Peter and Thomas, who also competed for The British Schools. Spradling, whose travels as a rugby player have included tours to Japan, Australia and New Zealand, was named a House Captain for both athletics and academics at The British Schools, where he was also a Leader Tutor, recipient of the Friendship Award and an active community volunteer. Over the course of his prep school career he served as captain in four different seasons as his team won the national school-level championship four times.
Also a graduate of The British Schools is Tomas Zerbino, a lock who stands at 6-4 and 250 pounds, and carries a U.S. passport. His mother, Sarah-Jane Vokey de Zerbino, earned a degree from Wheaton College in Illinois, where she played lacrosse and field hockey, followed by one from the Paris Institute of Political Science. His father, Victor, is an alumnus of William College (Mass.), where he played rugby before earning an MBA from Boston University. One of four siblings, Zerbino has an older brother, Nicolas, at the Universidad de Montevideo. A starter for The British Schools at the U-17 through U-19 levels, Zerbino was also a member of the Uruguay U-20 team that competed for the 2011 Junior World Rugby Trophy. Tomas, who has sailed competitively in the Optimist and Laser classes, has an interest in pursuing an MBA at the conclusion of his undergraduate studies.


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DENTON (UNT), Texas -- The first line of Sherman Alexie's novel Flight invokes one of the most famous opening lines of a novel -- but instead of "Call me Ishmael," spoken by a sailor embarking on a perilous hunt for great white whale, it's "Call me Zits," from a 15-year-old self-described drunk with 47 pimples on his face.
Zits -- a foster child whose American Indian father abandoned him when he was born and whose Irish mother died years ago -- experiences anger, rejection and self-doubt before deciding to shoot bystanders at a local bank. Before he can do that, he finds himself in the body of an FBI agent living circa 1975. Zits also travels through time in other bodies -- those of an Indian child at the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876, an Indian tracker from the Army living in the same era, a guilt-ridden flight instructor and Zits' own homeless father. By experiencing others' lives, Zits learns about love and forgiveness, and begins to consider his foster family his "real" family and have hope for his future.
The University of North Texas will present three events in September and October related to Flight, which Alexie, an American Indian who grew up on the Spokane Indian Reservation in Wellpinit, Wash., published in 2007.
Flight is the book that all incoming freshmen at UNT were encouraged to read this past summer for One Book, One Community, an annual year-long reading and discussion program focusing on a chosen theme and a book that reflects that theme. All three events are free and open to the public.
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7 p.m. -- Panel discussion on Flight. Panelists are Tiffanie Coleman, director of community services for Denton County Friends of the Family, who will speak on Flight's theme of abuse in families; Dr. Linda Holloway, chair of UNT's Department of Rehabilitation, Social Work and Addictions, who will explore the book's foster care and family themes; and Jonathan Tomhave, an instructor of American Indian studies in UNT's Departments of Anthropology and Radio, Television and Film, who will discuss the American Indian and multicultural themes in the book. Dr. Elisabeth Warren, UNT director of housing, will moderate the panel. First floor of UNT's Willis Library, which is located one block east of Highland Street and Avenue C (1506 W. Highland St.)
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7 p.m. -- Screening of Smoke Signals. This film, which premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and won the festival's Audience Award and Filmmakers Trophy, is based on a short story that Alexie included in The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven, his first collection of short stories. Smoke Signals focuses on the journey of two young American Indian men as they leave their reservation and travel to Arizona to collect the cremated remains of the estranged father of one of the men, who saved the other young man from a fire years before. Alexie co-wrote the film's screenplay. Media Library (Room 111C) in UNT's Chilton Hall, which is located on the southwest corner of Avenue C and Chestnut Street (410 Avenue C).
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Beausejour, Manitoba 0.57 miles S
Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba 22.41 miles E
Winnipeg, Manitoba 24.21 miles SW
Ste. Anne, Manitoba 28.27 miles SW
We did however find 15 campgrounds within 50 miles of Beausejour. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Beausejour in the left hand column.
73033 Rd 43E Beausejour, Manitoba R0E 0C0 (map) | (204) 268-2814
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $22.00
Nice park just 2-3 miles outside of Beausajour. Perfect if you are on your way to the Whiteshell Provincial Park. Lots of trees and grassy areas between sites. Modern washrooms are a little bit far from the campsites but the park has quite a few seasonal campers so that's not an issue for most people. Brokenhead River runs alongside the park and many people enjoy tubing down the river and you can also swim and play in the beach area by the river. If you are looking for a campground near Winnipeg, give this park a try. - ericmarlo
South Dr Winnipeg, Manitoba R0E 1J0 (map) | (204) 654-6730
Sites: 470 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
We stayed in a full service site. The picnic table and firepit are situated in a private area adjacent to your campsite. The park is quiet and very clean. There are lots of opportunities for biking and hiking. We would stay there again. - foxflash
Jun 2011 - $38.00
Very nice Campground, quite place, lots of nature, animals. Sites are with lots of trees, table and fire pit (away from the streets, so it gives you more privacy). We did not use any of the facilities, some sites were pretty narrow to circle in. We first got a site that was almost impossible to bring our small 5th wheel in. Was no problem to change, office is close and people very friendly. We would stay here again. - Larry and Queen
May 2008 - $20.00
This campground is located about ten minutes outside of Winnipeg in a Provincial Park. The park itself has lots of hiking trails, a paved bicycle trail, beach, riding stables. You need to drive to most of the activities, except the hiking trails. We live in Winnipeg, so this a just a 15 minute drive from home for us; but once you are set up you feel as if you are hundreds of miles away. Sites are very large and private. We stayed in a pull through, which was different than most of the drive throughs we have stayed in. With these, you park alongside your spot and sort of have a private yard on the side of your unit. There is a small store on site to pick up necessities, but for anything more you would have to travel back to Winnipeg. But RV dealers/stores as well as restaurants and shopping are all only 15 minutes away. However, there is no wifi or cable TV, so it is a real "camping" experience. We camp here regularly when we feel the need to "get away" for a weekend. - Getagripp
2695 Main St Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 4S9 (map) | (204) 339-6631
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2011 - $37.00
This is a far too expensive campground. One positive thing is that they were near places we had to go to. No Laundry available, sites look nasty. We had to change our site since the power connection was too far away. The electricity plug-in at the site was weird, one of the plug-ins was burnt and the other 3 were loose and hanging down. The park is more a Mobile Park than for camping. We would not stay here again. - Larry and Queen
Jun 2007 - $25.00
While the Mobile Home part of the Park was acceptably maintained, the RV section was grubby, had excess noise and partying by apparent seasonal users, with approval of management. Showers were not secure (no locking doors, both mens and womans showers accessible to anyone walking in through the laundry room). Management relied on users to do all the cleaning, therefore they were filthy. However, close access to Winnipeg, shopping and fast food. - RoseMarie
56001 Murdock Road Winnipeg, Manitoba R3X 1Z6 (map) | (204) 256-2186
Sites: 303 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 26 Reviews
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May 2016 - $35.00
We stayed here 2014, 2015 and now 2016.
50 amp pull thru site weekly discount. New owners are very friendly and seem to care about their guests. Internet is very fast. Sites are big and level pull thru's. Full hook up in the right spot for a class A. No extension needed.
Picnic table and fire ring.
Rate is in Canadian dollar, weekly discount.
Last winter they renovated the reception, store clubhouse area. At check in I saw that there is a TV and pool tables.
We will be back next May for sure.
Looking at the bad reviews we were a bit scared coming here for the first time but our experience proofed that it's a good place to be.
Yes you can hear some freeway and some train noise, but it never kept us awake. Last night at dinner, I rather heard birds than the freeway. - Robert and Carol
May 2016 - $39.00
Located between highway and train tracks coming and going all night long, no sleeping at this park. Sites uneven, laundry room filthy dirty.
I won't stay here again. - debsrv
Jul 2015 - $30.00
We used this park as our base to explore Winnipeg. The campground is quite large and has what appears to be two sections. The older one has shaded, grassy sites under the trees, and is used by many as a seasonal base. The newer section is more open, big rig friendly, and has long pull-throughs. There is a playground, mini-golf, basketball and volleyball courts, and a shuffleboard area. The office area has a small store with food and RV supplies, a used book sale or exchange 1-1 of equal value, and there are billiard tables and video game machines. - DiplomatTraveler
Ste. Anne, Manitoba (map) | (204) 422-5760
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $31.00
Very well run with all the amenities and proprietary security staff on site. Camping prices do not include daily entertainment access wristbands which are required. With campsite, they work out to $15/day each. Without campsite, they're $17/day each. Though primarily focused on long-term seasonal site rentals, they do provide overnight camping. Campsites are clean and spacious. Though they are family friendly, be aware that it is a private campground and any additional guests will have to purchase day passes for $17 each. If you prefer a quiet place to camp, Lilac Resort is definitely not the place for you. - Dubbya
Hwy 302 Richer, Manitoba R0E 1S0 (map) | (204) 422-5441
Sites: 113 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $40.00
Everyone is packed in like sardines. Not a very clean facility. Mostly seasonal campers reside at this park. However there was no noise from the highway which is great. Good for a one night stay. Absolutely nothing to do outside of the park. Closest town is Winnipeg, which is 2 hours away. - Jaclyn
Jul 2013 - $30.00
Very nice campground! The owner's were very nice and helped out when required. Access to the site was very easy, with large wide turns. The bathrooms were a bit dated, but were clean. Nice fire pits, grass was very well kept, lots of activities for children and adults, including mini-putt course, playgrounds, horse shoe pits and pool. I would see the owner cleaning the pool every morning. We would stay at Rock Garden again! - Bruce1957
Jun 2012 - $28.00
Staff is friendly, courteous and accommodating. Generally speaking, the campground is well organized and orderly. Prices are quite reasonable but as has already been said, the amenities are a bit "summer camp-ish." Kids loved the pool, playground and store. Unfortunately, the pool is much too small and bathers quickly find themselves with "standing room only" on a hot day. Overnight campsites are close to the pool, store, bathrooms and showers but they are not shaded at all. If possible, try to book a seasonal site for multi-night stays. - Dubbya
TCH Hwy 1 E Richer, Manitoba R0E 1S0 (map) | 204-771-0242
Sites: 100 | 0 Reviews
1375A Major Trail Ile Des Chenes, Manitoba R0A 0T0 (map) | (204) 878-4203
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 19 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $40.00
Great little park, with owners that were trying hard to please. Not a lot of atmosphere, but we were here to tour Winnipeg. Would stay here again. - Sealbch
Jul 2015 - $50.00
Rate shown is in Canadian Dollars. Superb campground. Owners are extremely nice and helpful. They tend to all of your needs in a timely manner. They are very knowledgeable of numerous attractions for all kinds of needs. Even some off the beaten track.
Wifi is blazing fast and works extremely well. Laundromat is spotless and not that expensive.
Do yourself a favour and stay there if in the Greater Winnipeg area. - Merveilleuse
Jul 2015 - $45.00
Great family friendly park! The owners live onsite with their family and are extremely accommodating! There isn't many 'extra' amenities and the sites are close together, but the friendliness of the family makes up for that. There is a green yard area and play set that the kids enjoyed. The park is very quite too! Very much recommended! - Julwil
Rd 38E Grand Marais, Manitoba R0E 0T0 (map) | (204) 945-6784
Sites: 350 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $28.00
This park has one of North Americas best beaches! The back in sites tend to be a little short in length but the pull thrus are decent. There is 30 amp service but no water or sewer hookups. - Fun finders
Dnr St Winnipeg, Manitoba R0C 3G0 (map) | (204) 948-3333
Sites: 120 | 0 Reviews
166 Main St Stonewall, Manitoba R0C 2Z0 (map) | (204) 467-7973
Sites: 41 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2013 - $30.00
Very confusing signage. No one is in campground entrance building until 5 PM. Other hours, you must go into town to the park headquarters to register. Many permanent/seasonals--junky and not well kept. A dozen or so small sites for overnight stay. We would not stay here again. - MsLucy
Hwy 307 Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba R0E 1Y0 (map) | (204) 945-3333
Sites: 155 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
They have the best private treed shaded and sunny sites. The views are spectacular from sites 4-9 lake view. Bay 3 are great for huge trailers lots of room for slides and awnings. A bit of a walk to the beach if your not in a lake view site but,plenty of parking. Electrical and water available in lake view sites and in bays 3 & 5. New shower building clean and spacious, only down fall is that you have,to pay $1.oo for every 3 minutes. Tennis courts available in nutimik but you have to drive from your site. Store and concession stand near by. Cabins and yurts also available to rent as well as small fishing boats for some of the best sturgeon fishing,in the province. There are two beaches at nutimik one behind the store at old nutimik and one at new nutimik. We've camped all over canada as well as the USA and nutimik is truly one of our top 3 places to camp. - Fun finders
1069 Road 76.5 Warren, Manitoba R0C 3E0 (map) | (204) 322-5286
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $35.00
After reading all the good reviews on this place, I was excited, even though it was so far outside of Winnipeg. We camped mid-week in September. I was totally unimpressed. It seemed that after Labour Day, the owners quit caring about keeping the place maintained. The pool area was totally trashed with junk laying all over the place. The hot tub was hot the first evening, but then the air temperature dropped and the ripped solar cover just couldn't maintain the temperature. It was a total disappointment. Maybe this is a great place in the summer, but not worth the drive off season. On air TV was good. WiFi was good as long as you are near the pool, but it's filtered. - cmgoeke
Oct 2013 - $18.00
We were here out of season so can't rate a lot of the amenities but the staff were pleasant and the facilities were clean and it is one of the few parks open late in the season. Rate is Passport America. - vagabond8400
Sep 2010 - $22.00
Pleasant stop over. Friendly reception. Large sites with full hook-ups. Fairly clean washrooms and showers. Showers could use a place to hang things and place sundries. Nice pool and hot-tub. Easy access to Hwy 6. Good place to stay. I would recommend this spot. - User829
River Rd Prawda, Manitoba R0E 0X0 (map) | (204) 426-5413
Sites: 49 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $25.00
This is a very pleasant small park. Only 10 of the short term sites have electricity (30 amp). Four of the back-in sites are in trees and beside a pretty stream with rocks in it. The pull-through sites are together in a open area with a gravel covering. There are a number of unserviced sites on level grass with trees to the west of them. There is a restaurant on site run by the owners which attracts passing tradesmen so it seems to have a good reputation. The price is very reasonable and the Wi-Fi is good. - JTD2
588 Jones Dr S (TCH Hwy 1) St. François Xavier, Manitoba R4L 1A1 (map) | (204) 979-2229
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 13 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $28.00
Sites were wide and easy to get into. Level, soft gravel, difficult to level motorhome. It had rained, campground was muddy. Traffic noise from the trans Canada hwy was very loud. Staff was friendly and helpful. - MapReader
Jul 2015 - $1.00
Have stayed here several times and impressed with the progress the woner is gradually making in making this into a better facility. Paid CAN $. Do not know the US equivalent. Owner is friendly. Our pull-thru site was very side and long for our 40 foot 5th wheel. Services were good. Need to do a little more limb trimbing bit possible to avoid if you are careful. Fuel discount available for clients. Will stay again. - cdude
Jul 2014 - $40.00
This is a nice campground on the bend of the river. Good access to the park and the level sites. Very friendly staff. We were booked in for 5 days but a flood watch moved us out early. Staff were very friendly and helpful about the whole situation. We would definitely stay again if we are in the area - Peter McK


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Massimo Minneci has been in Malaysia for 18 years, first working as a manager in the rubber and marble industries, then running his own food business
IT HAS been 18 years since Massimo Minneci said yes to a job offer that sent him halfway across the world from his native country of Italy.
The 44-year-old from Rome came at a time when the Petronas Twin Towers was not yet built and he could only buy Italian ingredients were sold only at one shopping centre in town.
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Not only was his judgment proven right, soon after, things kept getting better.
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The islands, outdoor activities and climate keep him happy too.
It is also a blessing that Italian food products are easily available now to satisfy his number one passion, which is cooking.
He cooks only Italian food despite discovering the colourful array of gastronomical treats in Malaysia.
"I guess I should leave the dishes to the ones who know them best. Malaysian delights should be handled by Malaysians," he said with a smile.
Having worked as a manager for several companies in the rubber and marble industries, Minneci decided to venture into his own business about 10 years ago.
He now runs three companies that deal mainly with food and beverage.
One of them brings in traditional Italian ice-cream and has eight stores throughout the country.
"Malaysia has summer all year round, so I thought gelato will be popular here," he said, adding that the response had been encouraging.
Minneci's instincts were proven right again as with several other brands entered the Italian ice-cream scene in Malaysia.
He also tries to bring the Italian experience to Malaysians as much as possible by introducing snacks and beverages.
To him, establishing a business in Malaysia is relatively easy as there is not much bureaucracy.
"Of course, the systems of different countries have their strengths and weaknesses but after weighing both, Malaysia is still my choice," he said.
The only thing is he sometimes finds it hard to read local minds as Asians in general are not as straightforward as Europeans.
"I guess they do not want to disappoint the other party but I think it is easier to just bring up the disagreement and we discuss about it.
"This is one cultural difference that I have not got used to," he said.
Nevertheless, Malaysia is still the ideal base and only place of his business.
In recent years, he has also received many requests from Italians to either work or run a business in Malaysia.
His advice for Italians who want to work and live in Malaysia is: Learn how to speak English and to accept the cuisine that is very different from theirs.
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