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Blue Horizon Lodge
Whether you are seeking a family vacation, romantic trip for two or perhaps a business stay the Blue Horizon Lodge has just what you are looking for! Select from a variety of accommodations ranging that can hold up to seven guests. Just minutes from the lake, you can enjoy onsite activities such as volleyball and the swimming pool. Nearby, enjoy... more
Robinhood Inn
Centrally located by the lake in the Village. You can walk to restaurants, shops, entertainment, the park, boat marinas plus many other activities. We are only 1 1/2 - 3 miles from the ski/snowboard resorts.... more
Welcome to the Castle Wood Cottages, a truly unique lodging experience located in a quiet setting near the Village of Big Bear Lake, just minutes away from the ski slopes and marinas.... more
All Seasons Resort Rentals
Make the picturesque Big Bear Valley your home away from home with All Season Resort Rentals! From secluded mountain cabins to lakefront homes with panoramic views, All Seasons Resort Rentals offer a variety of rentals for any Big Bear vacation. Choose from condos, cabins, cottages and luxury homes situated near Big Bear Mountain, alpine mountain... more
Cozy Bear Resort Rentals
Cozy Bear Resort Rentals provides fantastic service making your stay one-of-a-kind! Located in the Big Bear Valley, Cozy Bear Resort Rentals offers incredible lodging for anyone looking to get away from it all. You're only a short two hour drive from Los Angeles, close enough to see the sights but far enough away to enjoy Big Bear's natural... more
Timberline Lodge
Amidst tall pine pillars, Timberline's comfortable cabins are your cozy host to Big Bear Lake. Featuring full kitchens, fireplaces, a heated swimming pool, outdoor sports, and fish cleaning facilities, this is the comfy lake cabin answer to Big Bear lodging. Vacation homes, condos, and cabins are hidden on lakefront property for total seclusion in... more
Resort at Big Bear
Discover gorgeous scenery, fresh mountain air and friendly service with endless onsite amenities at The Resort at Big Bear is situated just three hours out of Los Angeles and San Diego. At almost 7,000 feet above sea level, the charming town of Big Bear is just what you need to refresh and recharge. Here, you'll find a place where fully-equipped... more
Marina Resort on the Lake
Marina Resort on the Lake offers you an incredible wealth of recreation and incredible location. It's a getaway directly in the center of year-round Big Bear Lake fun. Docks and a private beach on Big Bear Lake combine with village shops, theaters and restaurants across the street; onsite there's a pool, sunning area and year-round Jacuzzi. Fishing... more
Get the Squirrel's Nest view of Big Bear Valley from Grey Squirrel Resort! Grey Squirrel Resort offers critter cabins like the Mole, Coyote, Beaver, Fox, and Chipmunk Guest Cabins, as well as vacation homes like Codner's Lakefront Cove, the upscale Jacuzzi Baby Bear, and the Grizzly Den. Enjoy your San Bernardino National Forest and Big Bear Valley... more
Big Bear Mountain Resort Rentals
Big Bear Mountain Resort Rentals offers rentals in three perfect locations, close to the village, on the lake and high in the breathtaking San Bernadino Mountains. These well-appointed rentals feature cathedral ceilings, rock fireplaces, wet bars and decks with breathtaking views of the mountains. Big Bear is a four-season resort playground with... more
Set with rich history, this 1929 European-style luxury hotel is the standard in the quaint town of Carmel and only 4 blocks from Carmel Beach. An easy stroll to the village's numerous art galleries, shops and restaurants. The rooms showcase a rich and pleasing tone that fulfills the perfect romantic getaway. Luxuriously romantic, the Carmel hotel... more
Black Forest Lodge
Amid the monstrous pines of Big Bear Lake rests the Bavarian Black Forest Lodge. Cozy Big Bear Lake cabins accommodate up to 10-cub families and feature large two-person spa tubs and both gas and wood burning fireplaces. Enjoy your summer in the outdoor pool and seasonal outdoor spa while the kids climb like busy bear cubs on the children's... more
Gold Mountain Manor
The Gold Mountain Manor embraces the charm and grace of years past! The area the manor calls home boasts activities from adventurous to cultural. Go boating or water-skiing on Big Bear Lake, make use of Southern California's hiking trails, or enjoy horse riding through the area. Several performing arts centers reside in the area. Take a cup of... more
In Big Bear
Nestled in the San Bernardino National Forest, Big Bear Lake is California's perfect four-season Mountain Resort. Their cabins and vacation rental homes feature full kitchens, fireplaces, TV's and BBQ grills. Some cabins include hot tubs, game tables and pool tables and are pet friendly. Whether you're seeking a romantic spa getaway or a family... more
Inn Der Bach
Feel relaxed, rested and restored after a stay at Inn Der Bach. The clean and comfortable accommodations set the stage for what the epitome of what a carefree vacation is all about. Choose from one of the cabins or lodges for your stay, each equipped with fireplaces and cable television you don't need a reason not to cuddle up next to your... more


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The analysts forecast the Global Application Performance Management Software (APM) market to grow at a CAGR of 16.80 percent over the period 2013-2018. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the growing demand for APM-as-a-Service. The Global APM Software market has also been witnessing the growing need for APM on mobile devices. However, the varying needs of customers could pose a challenge to the growth of this market.
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The enterprises' staff is deeply impacted by the smart mobile devices as this technology allows the staff to do their work outside the workplace. Staff can bring their own device and work by using that device. Hence, the need to monitor application performance on mobile phones and tablet devices is rising continuously. The monitoring on mobile devices can be done through real user experience monitoring.
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Course the Bees
June 29, 2016
Papaw Wade blowing his fox horn
course verb To trace or follow (esp bees to their hive).
1926 Hunnicutt Twenty Years 73 I told him I was going to course the bees. 1950 Woody Cataloochee Homecoming 13 He could "course" a bee with an unerring eye, and he seldom got a sting. 1976 Carroll and Pulley Little Cataloochee 18 He was an expert in searching out bee trees and had the ability to course bees into hives for the purpose of producing honey.
~Dictionary of Smoky Mountain English
I've always wanted bees. When I first started wishing for them several years ago, Pap told me keeping bees was a lot of work. He knew because when he was a boy he had to help his father, my Papaw Wade, with his bees.
Back in those days most folks didn't order their bees like they do today, instead they found the bees in the wild and managed to capture them. Sometimes the bees were in a swarm and they were easy to capture, other times the coursing method described in the definition above was used.
You can read about some of the items that were used as bee gums or hives in those days on this website. Pap said Papaw Wade used a hollow log for his bee gum.
One time I was talking about bees when we were down at Pap's big garden. Pap said "If you really want bees you can find your own." I said "How in the world would I do that?" Pap went on to explain how Papaw Wade would wait by a stream of water, usually a creek. As he sat patiently he kept his eyes open for honey bees that were visiting the water source. Once he saw a bee he began following it back to where it came from, hopefully to it's hive.
I said "That sounds impossible." Pap said "Well it does but if that's the only hope you had of getting bees and you knew it would work and you were determined then it is possible."
Still disbelieving the possibility of coursing bees, I said "But how in the world would you follow them?"
Pap said sometimes his father would carry a bucket of water into the woods where he last saw the bee and sit patiently until the bees found his temporary source of water and begin coursing the bee from that point. By continuing to move the water he came closer and closer until he eventually found the hive.
Even after hearing of Papaw Wade's bee coursing experiences I still found the process hard to believe. Pap understood my skepticism by saying "You're right it's a mighty hard job to do and not a job that can be done quickly. You have to have patience a plenty. Patience, good eyesight, and quick reflexes. Why the only one of us that could even attempt it now would be Mark."
My nephew Mark was still in high school when Pap and I had that conversation. Mark graduated from Yale in May-not bad for a boy who grew up in a holler in Appalachia.
I still wish I had bees or at least the determination to try and course them myself.
Paths in Appalachia
June 28, 2016
From house to house he goes
A messenger small and slight,
And whether it rains or snows,
He sleeps outside at night.
~Riddle from The Frank C. Brown Collection Of North Carolina Folklore
The answer to the riddle is a path.
The photo above, shows the path that leads from about midways along our driveway down to Pap's big garden. Actually the path doesn't begin in our driveway, it starts at the steps of Granny and Pap's back porch. The path goes along through their yard and when it reaches our road it splits.
One path leads off down to Paul's house, one leads up alongside our driveway to our house, and the other that you can see in the photo, goes on across the road, down to the big garden and on out to Steve's house.
Paths are very thought provoking. There are paths everywhere in this world, even in the largest cities you can find paths that cut through grassy areas or unused lots. People and animals make paths which lead to their daily destinations. I find it fascinating that paths made by feet traveled in years gone by can still be seen today, even though no one has walked them in ages.
Way back in the day before I was even married, a fellow visiting our mountain holler made fun of the paths which led from house to house. At the time I felt embarrassed or slighted by his comment. All these years later, looking at the paths with older eyes, I see the paths which travel between mine, Pap's, Paul's and Steve's houses as a source of great wealth.
Larry's Fruit Salad and the Book Winner
June 27, 2016
Larry was a friend of Miss Cindy's. He gave me the name for the Blind Pig and The Acorn and he gave me the recipe for this fruit salad.
It's basically a recipe for Ambrosia, a recipe many folks associate with Christmas, but it's the perfect dessert for hot summer days.
Larry's Fruit Salad
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- 1 pint sour cream
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- optional - 1 cup of nuts
Drain fruit.
Mix fruit and all other ingredients together and let chill overnight or as long as you can wait to taste it!
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Down in a Little Green Valley
June 26, 2016
As I spent time outside over the last few days I was reminded of this post I wrote back in 2013. With summer's bright green coat shining brightly this time of the year always makes me feel like I'm living in a little green valley.
On August 4, 1890, Carson Robison was born in Oswego, KS. Robison had many occupations over his lifetime, most of them centered around life on the prairie. He was a farmer, a cow puncher, and an oilfield worker. Robison was also a song writing musician who had a unique whistling talent-he was able to whistle in 2 part harmony at the same time. Robison was nicknamed The Kansas Jaybird.
In 1904 he penned his first song Anthem. By 1924 he made his first recordings with Victor Records laying down the tracks Songbirds in Georgia and Whistling the Blues Away.
Throughout the coming years, Robison formed his own band, Carson Robison and His Pioneers. The band traveled throughout the US and abroad even performing for King George and Queen Elizabeth.
In 1971 Robison was inducted into the Nashville Songwriter's Hall of Fame.
To see a discography of Robison you can go here: Nashville Song Writers Hall of Fame. A quote shared on the same website gives us a glimpse into Robison's mind:
"Nature and tradition have been my best sources for material. I've learned plenty of things from her and I reckon most people could write songs about the odd characters, odd happenings right in their own backyard. I'm not aimin' to hand out any advice on how to write songs. I don't think there's a set formula for the work. My heritage and tradition has come down to me from the covered wagon days and I suppose there couldn't have been a better background for my efforts. I just hope they keep that tradition alive long after I'm gone and I hope my son carries on after me."
Paul and Pap learned one of Robison's songs from Granny's uncle, Henry Truett. Other than Uncle Henry, Marty Robbins, Doc Watson, and Fret Killer (of Youtube fame)-they've never heard anyone else sing it. The title of the song is Little Green Valley-its a great song take a listen and see if you don't agree. (Pap-my father, Paul-my brother, and Mark-my nephew, can be seen playing in this video-off camera Ben-my nephew is hitting some licks on the guitar too)
I hope you enjoyed the old song-it's got a catchy tune. And who wouldn't like to live in a Little Green Valley like the song describes?
*Source: Nashville Songwriters Foundation
Breakfast - Dinner - Supper
June 25, 2016
dinner noun The midday meal, traditionally the main one of the day.
1924 Spring Lydia Whaley 1 Pap let the county build a school house free on his land which was nigh enuf for 'em to go home to dinner. And he was "powerful to send us to school." 1940 Oakley Roamin'/Restin' 128 Its dinner in the mountains at 12 noon and supper at night. 1959 Pearsall Little Smoky 91 "Let's get us some dinner" may be said any time from 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 1972 Cooper NC Mt Folklore 159 I want to go back where they eat three meals a day-breakfast, dinner and supper, where the word lunch will never be heard again. 1996 Houk Foods & Recipes 7 Before noon, women headed home to fix "dinner," the main meal of the day, consisting of hot cornbread, beans, pork in some form, and possibly a dessert. Duly fortified, they went back out to the cornfield for the afternoon. What appeared on the table for supper often closely resembled what was left over from dinner.
~Dictionary of Smoky Mountain English
Half of the T knob on Granny's well faucet has been broke off for a good long while. Pap didn't have any trouble turning the water on, but Granny said it hurt her hand when she tried to turn the lopsided knob when she watered the garden.
We bought a replacement piece a couple weeks ago and yesterday morning The Deer Hunter decided it was time to take care of the knob.
As often happens with small jobs, the knob replacement turned into a more complicated project after The Deer Hunter accidentally broke the pipe going into the well while trying to loosen the knob that had been on there since the well was drilled in the 80s.
Between our house, Paul's house, and Pap's basement we scrounged up enough plumbing fittings for The Deer Hunter to re-plumb the well top. By the time we finished Granny had made a pot of spaghetti and said we might as well stay for dinner so we did.
June 24, 2016
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June 23, 2016
1. Pap was better at running the tv than Granny. They both love to watch the western channel and they love the Andy Griffith Show too. Pap had the tv programmed where it would switch over to Andy every evening. Granny is usually watching the show when I come by after work to check on her. She said she thought it was so sweet that Pap fixed the tv for her since she didn't know how to fool with it like he did. One day she told me "Every evening when it turns to Andy and Barney I think how he's still looking out for me even though he's gone."
2. The Deer Hunter was out working in a field the other day when he spied some dewberries by the side of the way. He cut the top off a plastic water bottle and picked some for me. There used to be a few dewberries down at Pap's big garden, I need to go see if they're still there.
3. Brasstown is a buzz with the sound of children this week-it's Little Middle Folk School at the John C. Campbell Folk School. The girls are too old to attend as students, but they are volunteering. Chatter is helping with all sorts of things from finding out the needs of instructors to directing traffic. The lucky dog Chitter is helping out in the jewelry studio as an assistant. I used to write about the classes the girls took when they were students. You can see the old posts at the links below:
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4. Since Pap died Granny has about drove herself crazy going through old pictures and papers. She found Pap's college ID card a few weeks ago. I knew he went to college on the GI Bill, but had never seen the card before. Back then the community college hadn't been open for all that long. The college was started on the site of an old prison and in those days it was mostly technical programs that were offered. Pap took electronics and learned how to wire the house he was building for him and Granny at the time.
5. Paul and I are slowly making progress on the dvd I told you about a few weeks ago (if you missed that post go here). I made a playlist on Youtube of our top 22 viewed videos-you can go here to see/hear it. I've been letting it play in the background as I work. I find myself being amazed at the wonderful music even though I was right there when it was being made. I've especially been enjoying When the Roses Bloom Again.
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The Pear Trees
June 22, 2016
All my life an old homeplace up the creek has been called The Pear Trees. No pears there in my lifetime, however there were pears there when Pap was a boy.
The settlement that was once up the creek lived large in Pap's mind. The Stameys, Hickeys, and Robersons, were people Pap knew and had fond memories of.
I would sit spellbound as a little girl when Pap told me about the houses that used to be up the creek, the people who lived in them, and the cars, wagons, and sleds that used to come right down by our house when he was a boy.
While Pap could remember when most of the houses were inhabited, like the folks who kept their cow in the cellar, there were a few places that had already been deserted by the time Pap was old enough to tramp through the woods on his own.
One of the places is just beyond Steve's house. Pap's father told him a family of Cherokee Indians lived in the house that once stood there.
The other place was The Pear Trees. Pap said there were still a few outbuildings standing and maybe a portion of the house when he was a boy. He remembered one time his best friend LC and him were caught in a horrible storm and they took shelter in one of the old buildings till the storm blew itself on down the road.
Imagining a treasure trove of old glass bottles I asked him if there were still stuff in the house or buildings. He said no someone had taken anything of value, even taking some of the better wood to use for whatever building needs they might have had. Pap said "But I did find one treasure there, well a treasure to a overall wearing barefoot boy, I found a nickel laying in the top of the corncrib. Can't even remember what I was doing or looking for but I laid my hand right on top of that nickel."
What Pap remembers most is the bounty of fruit that could be gotten from the old homeplace. There were the pears that gave the site its common name in addition there were plums, apples, chinquapins, a sort of bush with edible things on it that reminded Pap of grapes but wasn't grapes, and there was a mulberry tree.
Pap said one time Harold Kernea, the Crisp boys and him climbed high up in the mulberry tree and ate to their hearts content. Well everyone but Pap ate to their hearts content. After eating for a while Pap noticed the mulberries had little mites on them and that turned his stomach from eating them.
I asked Pap if they harvested the fruit from the homeplace every summer. He said most every year Papaw and Mamaw would go get some or his grandmother, Big Grandma, would get him to go with her and help gather. Pap said any time he was going by the place during a fruiting time he'd take his shirt off and make a sack out of it and take his mother and Big Grandma back anything he happen to find that was ready to be picked.
Old chimney at The Pear Trees
Today the only thing left at the The Pear Trees is remnants of the chimney, a portion of the rocked spring house and a few other piles of rocks left from clearing fields for new land. It's a beautiful place with a good peaceful feeling about it.
Rocked spring at The Pear Trees
My whole life I've wondered about the people who lived there. Having such a bountiful fruit garden makes them seem like they were well off. They certainly had an eye to the future, since many trees take years to finally produce the way you want them to. Yet they disappeared without a trace by the time Pap was harvesting the fruits of their labors. Not even a memory left to be passed down from Pap's father or grandfather like the one about the Cherokee Indian family.
Have you heard about Grandma Gatewood? And a Book Giveaway!
June 21, 2016
Several weeks ago Chicago Review Press sent me a copy of the book Grandma Gatewood's Walk written by Ben Montgomery. When I was first contacted about the book, I thought I had heard of it a long time ago and figured they must be doing a re-release or something. Turns out I was totally wrong. The fascinating story of Grandma Gatewood is old, but the book was published in 2014 with the paperback edition sliding out earlier this year.
The story of Grandma Gatewood pulled me in from the start. A grandma walking the Appalachian Trail by herself…without telling anyone where she was…WHAT???
About the time I got over the surprise of a grandma slipping off to walk the trail alone I realized she didn't have any of the typical hiking gear with her. No sleeping bag, no tent, no real supply of food. It was just her and the walk.
The book is hard to put down and that's really saying something coming from a fiction junky like me. The story weaves around Gatewood's life story and the obstacles she overcomes on the trail.
Here's a short excerpt from Chicago Review Press's overview of the book:
Winner of the 2014 National Outdoor Book Awards for History/BiographyEmma Gatewood told her family she was going on a walk and left her small Ohio hometown with a change of clothes and less than two hundred dollars. The next anybody heard from her, this genteel, farm-reared, 67-year-old great-grandmother had walked 800 miles along the 2,050-mile Appalachian Trail. And in September 1955, having survived a rattlesnake strike, two hurricanes, and a run-in with gangsters from Harlem, she stood atop Maine's Mount Katahdin. There she sang the first verse of "America, the Beautiful" and proclaimed, "I said I'll do it, and I've done it."
Throughout the book I found myself cheering Gatewood on, in the same manner people of that era did after they heard about her on the nightly news or read about her in the newspaper.
The generous folks at Chicago Press Review also donated a copy of the book for me to giveaway. For a chance to win leave a comment on this post. *Giveaway ends Friday June 24.
How to Make Mulberry Juice - It's good!
June 20, 2016
Last summer I tasted a mulberry for the very first time, actually that was the first time I ever even seen a mulberry other than in a book or on tv. Unbeknownst to me, I had driven by a huge mulberry tree for practically my entire life. I probably still wouldn't know it was a mulberry tree if Miss Cindy hadn't become the owner of the tree when she moved to the area to be closer to us.
When the mulberries ripened a couple of weeks ago I made mulberry juice with some of the berries. The process couldn't be easier and the juice couldn't be better.
First I washed the mulberries; then I placed them in a large stockpot; added water until I could just see it coming up through the berries; and then cooked them for about 20 minutes.
Next I ran the mulberries through my handy dandy ricer. Once I had extracted all the juice from the berries I discarded them and poured the juice through a fine sieve a few times to remove all the mulberry seeds.
I poured the strained juice back into my cleaned stockpot and added sugar to taste.
I googled around and found a few mulberry juice recipes, but the amount of sugar they called for seemed like the sweetness would take over the mulberry taste. So I added sugar until I decided it tasted right.
After the sugar was added, I cooked the mixture until it thickened slightly then allowed it to cool to room temperature before pouring it into quart jars to store in the frig.
The juice is actually a concentrate. About a quarter cup of mulberry juice (more/less depending on your taste) mixed with cold water makes it just right-and it makes the juice last longer which is a good thing since it tastes so so good.
Come back in a day or so and I'll share a story about Pap and mulberries with you.
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VIKAB Engineering, The supervisory firm that was flayed by engineers for shoddy work on the Supenaam stelling never faced any penalties by government yet continues to work in Guyana.
However the Ministry of Public Works says that the company does no work for that ministry and operates from its office at Courida Park on the East Coast of Demerara. Only recently, on August 5th, using its sister company's name, VIKAB bid to provide consultancy services/designs and supervision for the proposed extension of the maternity building of the Georgetown Public Hospital.
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Minister within the Ministry of Finance Juan Edghill says that currently there is no rule to stop a company from bidding for a project although government is mulling debarment legislation for contractors. He explained that in the meantime Cabinet can use its current 'No Objection' procedure to prevent known errant contractors from being awarded a contract.
"We have not enacted debarment legislation… blacklisting, so to speak, so any company can bid if they want but it is something that is under review and being given active consideration so as to deal with errant contractors… but even if a company is recommended for a project and won a bid under the technical and financial and other aspects Cabinet still has a right if we know of companies that would have wasted the taxpayers' money at that stage, [to] [with]hold its no objection," Edghill said.
A source at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) also told Stabroek News that there is no debarring of a company from bidding.
The source informed this newspaper that there is no record that VIKAB faced any penalties for the work done on the Supenaam Stelling and said that there is "no blacklisting of VIKAB."
Although several attempts were made to solicit a response from VIKAB all have been futile. Stabroek News visited the company's office and spoke with Linda Ramoutar who said that she is the personal assistant to its Director, H Punawasee. She said that she could not speak for the company and that questions should be sent to an email address she provided, since Punawasee was out of the country. The questions and a follow-up were sent but the company never replied.
The Supenaam stelling has been bedevilled by problems for years with BK International, the contracting company which initially built the structure and the Works Ministry trading blame on who should be held responsible for the defects.
The stelling was completed to the tune of $431 million but additional works, costing over $100 million, were eventually needed.
In a study on the stelling undertaken by engineers Bert Carter and Marcel Gaskin, several defects were highlighted, and both the supervisor VIKAB Engineering and contractor BK International were flayed for their roles. The authors' findings raised concerns about the integrity of the design and the unauthorized changes which had been made, leading to wasteful expenditure.
The report also pointed out that VIKAB Engineering in collaboration with Canadian firm SNC Lavalin International had designed the project. Both VIKAB and SNC Lavalin have had a longstanding association with projects in Guyana.
According Carter and Gaskin, BK International as well as the two consulting firms associated with the construction of the bungled stelling all contributed to the significant setbacks that beset the $450M project.
Former President Bharrat Jagdeo had announced in May 2011 that taxpayers would have to foot the bill for remedial works.
Gaskin and Carter were of the view that for the unapproved and poor works, the government should write VIKAB Engineering Consultants about compensation. "The client should write VIKAB Engineering Consultants asking them to confirm, or otherwise, that all the design details issued in the tender document drawings along with all the changes reflected in the 'as built' drawings were done by them. If not by them, they should be made to say by whom. The stated party should then be written asking for reasons and corresponding explanations as to the design shortcomings and why the offended party, the client in this case, should not be compensated," they stated in their report.
This was never done and in the end, since neither VIKAB nor BK International paid penalties, it was taxpayers' monies which had to pay to fix the defects.
In 2012 Stabroek News was told by a source at the Ministry of Public Works VIKAB Engineering Consultants was no longer operating in this country. However a seemingly surprised Ramoutar when told of this responded, as she opened her hands to indicate her surroundings, "Well you can see and I can see we are here."
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Ten-man Arsenal missed the chance to go four points clear at the top of the Premier League after an entertaining 2-2 draw at Southampton.
Arsene Wenger's side were comfortably second best in the first half and were lucky to be only 1-0 down to Jose Fonte's header - the defender in action for the first time since reportedly being involved in the training-ground incident that led to the suspension of striker Daniel Pablo Osvaldo.
Leaders Arsenal hit back in style after the break, Olivier Giroud levelling matters in the 48th minute with a backheel before Santi Cazorla put Wenger's men ahead four minutes later with an angled drive.
That lead did not last long, however, as Adam Lallana converted Jay Rodriguez's pass for the third goal in six frantic second-half minutes.
Mathieu Flamini was shown a straight red card 10 minutes from time for a two-footed lunge on Morgan Schneiderlin, but Southampton failed to make their numerical advantage count in the final moments as Mauricio Pochettino's team remain in ninth place, unbeaten in five matches in all competitions.
The hosts made two changes from their previous Premier League outing – a 2-2 draw at Sunderland - as Maya Yoshida replaced the injured Dejan Lovren (ankle) and 18-year-old striker Sam Gallagher made his full debut in place of Rickie Lambert (hamstring) after scoring in the FA Cup win over Yeovil Town on Saturday.
For Arsenal, there was just one alteration from their last league game against Fulham, Mikel Arteta returning from a calf injury to replace Jack Wilshere.
Southampton were dominant in the early stages, Gallagher testing Wojciech Szczesny with a stinging drive in the eighth minute.
And Mauricio Pochettino's men were rewarded for their bright start by taking a deserved lead in the 21st minute, Fonte meeting Luke Shaw's deep cross at the far post and squeezing his header in between Szczesny and the upright.
Gallagher then missed a golden chance to double the advantage in the 37th minute after Nacho Monreal's clearance cannoned off Steven Davis into his path, only for the striker to poke wide of the target from six yards with the goal gaping.
For all Southampton's pressure, Arsenal almost found an equaliser a minute before the break when Artur Boruc reacted well to keep out Laurent Koscielny's close-range effort.
Whatever words of wisdom Wenger shared with his players at half-time worked a treat as Arsenal scored two goals in the opening seven minutes after the restart.
First, Giroud deftly converted Bacary Sagna's driven cross into the net before Mesut Ozil set up Cazorla, who fired into the bottom-left hand corner from the edge of the box for his fourth goal in the last three matches.
Southampton were level within two minutes, though, Lallana sweeping the ball home from Rodriguez's cutback after the latter's run down the left.
Ozil came close to giving Arsenal the lead once more in the 64th minute, Fonte deflecting the German's shot up and over the stranded Boruc onto the top of the crossbar before Monreal blasted high and wide eight minutes later.
In the final 10 minutes, Flamini saw red before Szczesny denied both Shaw and Fonte as Southampton pressed for a winner to no avail.
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Ash Hill's transition formula is adding up and multiplying!The Ash Hill Academy Maths Faculty has led the way within the local area, providing some innovative s... » Read More
Childrens author Alan Gibbons visits Ash Hill3rd November 2015
Alan Gibbons has written numerous books for teenage readers, won multiple literary awards and been shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal several times. He is also... » Read More
Post 16 Open Evening8th October 2015
The academy is holding its Post 16 Open Evening on Thursday 8 October 2015 5.30pm to 7pm.... » Read More