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17 December 2012 5:53 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Survivor: Philippines Review, Season 25, Episode 14
"Million Dollar Question"
Airs Wednesdays at 8pm (Et) on CBS
Approaching Survivor's 25th season finale, evidence pointed to a final two that might benefit Lisa and Skupin if the chips fell correctly. The problem was that they were planning for a final three and setting themselves up to lose. Malcolm and Denise are the clear favorites at the start of this episode, and the last hurdle is making the Final Tribal Council. Once Jeff Probst clarifies that it is a final three, the "million dollar question" is who gets the chance to thump Lisa and Skupin. Both could make a convincing argument, but grabbing enough votes from a bitter jury is another matter. Malcolm is set up by the editing as the favorite, which makes his ultimate demise more predictable. The opening reward challenge offers a big advantage to the winner in the final battle. »
- Dan Heaton
17 December 2012 3:20 PM, PST | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
No Survivor contestant had ever come back to play after being away from the game for so long, but the 11-year absence did not hurt Michael Skupin, as the man with the most famous hands in reality TV history returned for Survivor: Philippines and made it all the way to the final Tribal Council. That's where things went south, however, as Skupin and Lisa Whelchel were bested by Denise Stapley for the million dollars and title of Sole Survivor. In this post-finale Q&A, Skupin confirms that he thought he had won the game all the way until Jeff Probst read the final votes, »
- Dalton Ross
16 December 2012 8:15 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
Four finalists remained going into tonight's (Dec. 16) finale of "Survivor: Philippines": (Lisa Whelchel, returning player Michael Skupin, Malcolm Freberg and Denise Stapley.
And after 39 days and sitting in every single Tribal Council, Denise won the million-dollar prize and the title of Sole Survivor.
Before announcing the vote, however, Jeff Probst called for a moment of silence to honor the victims of the Newton tragedy -- offering a sober perspective on what it really means to "survive."
So "Survivor" is just a game, but Denise outwitted, outplayed and outlasted her way from the bottom to win.
Here's how she got there ...
Skupin compares voting Abi out to having a tumor removed. Malcolm complains that he was thrown under the bus, "with compliments," again when Abi pointed out how dangerous he was. Unlike Abi and Lisa, Skupin believes he has a "better story" than Malcolm and can beat him in the final three. »
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13 December 2012 12:23 PM, PST | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
Survivor showed the door to this season's biggest villain on Wednesday night, as 32-year-old Brazil native Abi-Maria Gomes was sent home right before the season finale. Et catches up with the business school student to find out if what we saw at home was the true Abi, what she thought of everyone's negative comments about her, and what lessons she learned in the Philippines.
ETonline: How difficult was it for you to be eliminated just right before the finale?
Abi: How hard was it? Oh my goodness, so hard, I could smell the million. I was just like, "God, no it's so close."
ETonline: So when you made your final argument, and they showed some of this last night on the show, what argument did you make for them to bring you and not Denise to the finale?
Abi: Well I'm the goat. I'm the bottom feeder. I'm the disgusting, horrible player »
13 December 2012 12:06 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
Abi-Maria Gomes was the breakout villain of "Survivor: Philippines" because of her irascible temper, petulance and bullying, but it turns out she had a secret reason to be cranky: She badly injured her knee early in the game.
"I was trying to play it off while I was on the island because I didn't want them to think of me as the weak link," Abi -- voted out at the last Tribal Council -- tells Zap2it. "But when I got back to reality I actually had to go through surgery. That's the reason I was performing so poorly at challenges."
The "Survivor" medical team told Abi that to treat her injury, she'd have to be pulled from the game. "I didn't want that to happen. They told me, 'We understand you're in pain, but if you want a knee brace you basically have to be medevac'd.' I said out of question, »
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12 December 2012 8:02 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
Five finalists remain on "Survivor: Philippines" -- the Fab Four (Lisa, Michael Skupin, Malcolm and Denise) and .. Abi.
Going into tonight's (Dec. 12) final regular episode, the bigmouth Brazilian had two shots to stay in the game: winning immunity, or persuading two of the four to drag her along as a sacrificial goat.
The five finalists celebrate making it to Day 34, with Abi, oblivious as usual, profusely thanking the others for keeping her around. Maybe in her "culture" goats deserve respect?
In their confessionals, Lisa reiterates that she'll bring someone she can beat, no matter how "yucky" it feels to keep Abi around, while Malcolm calls Lisa's strategy an eye opener.
Skupin laughs at Abi's "ironic" reversal of fortune, saying: "I think you thought you were going to be here [in the final five], just with different people."
He also giggles about Abi's announcement "with trumpets" that she's going into the woods to get water, »
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29 November 2012 8:30 AM, PST | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »
Lisa Whelchel is full of surprises. Sitting in her home outside Dallas, she still looks every bit like Blair Warner, the pretty rich girl from the 80s sitcom The Facts of Life. But what she's saying is decidedly un-Blairlike. "I'm outdoorsy," she says. "I love to exercise and be outside. I don't care what I'm wearing, and I don't care if I'm uncomfortable. I am nothing like Blair." Whelchel, 49, has proved this to fans of Survivor: Philippines, in which she has demonstrated hard work around camp, a surprising proficiency for puzzle challenges, plus all the backstabbing and social skills necessarily »
- Steve Helling
28 November 2012 3:51 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
I wasn't around to recap last Wednesday night's eventful episode of "Survivor: Philippines," but due to the Thanksgiving holiday, I was still able to have my weekly exit interview and chat with Pete Yurkowski about his torch-snuffing. In one of those reversals of fortune that happen three or four times every "Survivor" season, Pete went from atop a seemingly powerful majority alliance to out-of-the-game over a two-episode span. First he helped minimize the Tandang domination by voting against long-time rival Rc, then he lost a tenuous ally when Mike Skupin flipped on Artis. And finally Pete was forced to beg »
- Daniel Fienberg
28 November 2012 5:55 AM, PST | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
There are several Survivor touchstones that truly let the castaways know they've made it far in the game: the merge, letters from home and the auction all signify major milestones. Tonight, we're treated to the most enjoyable of the three as each remaining player is given $500 and Jeff Probst puts various items up on the bidding block!
Related - Survivor Artis: 'Abi Was Abusive"
In the past, some have used this auction as an opportunity to curry favor with the group and that might be a good idea for Abi considering her shaky status amongst the tribe.
After back-to-back Tribal Council votes that have cut her alliance at one, Abi's Idol is gone and her head is on the chopping block. Although according to her recently snuffed comrade, Pete, she stands no chance of winning and was the biggest factor in his ousting.
Related - Survivor Jeff: Lisa Burned Too Many Bridges
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22 November 2012 8:44 AM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Survivor: Philippines Review, Season 25, Episode 10
"Whiners are Weiners"
Airs Wednesdays at 8pm (Et) on CBS
There have been plenty of cases on Survivor where interesting characters were lost in the shuffle. If the editors decide they aren't pivotal to the story, they may provide a limited perspective on them. Artis is a good example of this trend; exit interviews revealed an energetic guy who enjoyed his time on the island. That differs from the grumpy player shown for most of this season. On the other hand, there are nasty individuals who clearly aren't just victims of the editors. Colton was a good example of this situation last time, and Abi-Maria plays a similar role in the Philippines. She nastily attacks other players and gets personal, which creates an uncomfortable environment. Rc was naïve enough to think she could work with Abi, but there's little room to work with such a volatile person. »
- Dan Heaton
21 November 2012 9:37 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
Ok, what Abi channel is "Survivor: Philippines" host Jeff Probst tuned in to? While the host with the most seems determined to attribute the paranoid bully's clash with her fellow Castaways to a "cultural misunderstanding," on the show we're watching, Abi is an envoy of Mean Girl Nation.
So how did the Brazilian babe charm her tribemates this week? Was the queen of the jungle finally dethroned?
Game On
While Skupin is reveling in his new power position after flipping on his tribe, Lisa kisses up to Abi. "I have never been good at breakups," says the former child star (who, incidentally, divorced her husband just days before filming started on "Survivor: Philippines"). "Clearly you're already aligned with them," snaps the sourpuss -- to the woman who has been loyal to her since day one.
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21 November 2012 11:06 AM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
Whether or not they win the million-dollar prize "Survivor" contestants come away from the game with a new appreciation for everything they missed during the game.
Braving the elements for up to 39 days, Castaways are deprived of food, shelter, sleep and basic amenities -- all while battling to outwit, outplay and outlast their fellow competitors.
This Thanksgiving, we checked in with the cast of "Survivor: Philippines" to find out what they appreciate most now that they are back at home.
Carter Williams: I'm thankful for Keanu Reeves movies and breakfast burritos.
Jonathan Penner: I'm thankful for my friends and loved ones and my health. And I'm thankful to live in the greatest country in history during the greatest period of history. But mostly I'm thankful for my two beautiful kids and my disarmingly fantastic wife. As Robert Palmer said, "Simply irresistible!"
Lisa Whelchel: I am thankful for my »
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16 November 2012 10:30 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
"You're asking people to give you a million dollars and as human beings, nobody in their right mind wants to give an a***hole a million dollars, unless he's up there with other a**holes," says Artis Silvester, summarizing one of the basic truths of "Survivor." Those are wise and fitting words for the 53-year-old, who became the most recent player voted out on "Survivor: Philippines." Artis didn't get an especially complimentary edit on "Survivor," receiving very little screentime and spending much of that time mocking, maligning or fighting with returning player Mike Skupin. However, Artis came away as practically »
- Daniel Fienberg
16 November 2012 2:26 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Survivor: Philippines Review, Season 25, Episode 9
"Little Miss Perfect"
Airs Wednesdays at 8pm (Et) on CBS
After two crazy episodes, Survivor pulls back this week and delivers a more slow-paced affair. The final outcome is surprising, but it lacks the dramatic chaos of past weeks. This episode is all about Lisa Whelchel and her moral dilemma about back-stabbing her tribe. She clearly has a stronger bond with Penner but worries about being disloyal. This is a common theme on this show, but it's rarely been diagnosed to this degree. Penner gives several long monologues to Lisa that show his understanding for her character. The first is a pretty detailed (and slightly uncomfortable) psychoanalysis of the reasons why she's struggling. He's clearly on the hot seat, so it's wise play by Penner to gain her trust. It's also fascinating television that shows how much this experience brings down players' barriers. »
- Dan Heaton
16 November 2012 9:00 AM, PST | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
A lot has been made about which new shows have been sinking and swimming this season. We all waited with bated breath to see which show would be cancelled first (sorry, Made in Jersey), and which shows would become breakout hits (umm…still waiting). And then there are the new shows that alternately thrill and exasperate us depending on the week (we're talking to you, Last Resort).
But what of the returning shows? Which ones have come back just as strong — or even stronger — than last season? James Hibberd, Jessica Shaw, and I tackle that very topic on the »
- Dalton Ross
16 November 2012 4:10 AM, PST | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »
Stephen Fishbach was the runner-up on Survivor: Tocantins and has been blogging about Survivor strategy for People.com since 2009. Follow him on Twitter @stephenfishbach. "I'm trying to choose my battles carefully. I'm trying to stay one step ahead of the competition." - Jonathan Penner, Survivor: Cook IslandsI hate to say it, but I was bored. After two explosive episodes of backstabs and blindsides, Wednesday's Survivor hit a wall. We spent 44 minutes watching Lisa Whelchel - who now has West Nile virus - wring her hands and moan about loyalty and trust. Hey CBS, Lifetime called. They want their original movie back! »
- Stephen Fishbach
15 November 2012 1:21 PM, PST | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
In another edge-of-your-seat episode of this roller coaster season of Survivor, a critical member of the Tandang tribe flipped, causing Louisiana native Artis Silvester to be sent packing. ETonline gets the scoop from the 53-year-old computer engineer on what he really thought of his alliance-mate Abi, his take on Lisa's big move, and how having survived cancer affected his approach to the game.
ETonline: So, were you surprised when your name was called last night?
Artis: No, not at all. Actually, it's the only thing, the smartest move that they could have made. And I knew that. I was disappointed that I wasn't able to keep a particular person in my corner. But as far as the votes, see the way that the votes came out, they came out exactly like I thought they did. Except for that [swing] vote. Once I saw that vote, I thought, "Oh, I couldn't do a good enough job to »
15 November 2012 11:05 AM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
Artis Silvester, the 10th person voted out of "Survivor: Philippines," is not a fan of Michael Skupin.
"Mike was just a waste of time," he told Zap2it today (Nov. 15) about the returning player, who was medically evacuated in Season 2 after faceplanting in a fire.
"The one thing he has going for him is everybody seems to love him," Artis offers. "Why, I have no idea. Let's just say from a personal standpoint he and I will never see eye to eye."
His Tandang tribemate didn't contribute much at camp, either, says Artis. "I don't know what world he came from where he said he was this athlete. As a returning player he was horrible. I would've switched him for anybody else in a heartbeat."
As for his other tribemates, Artis says Pete is "just a frat boy doing frat boy stuff."
"Abi, on the other hand ... Man. I sure »
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15 November 2012 9:40 AM, PST | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
He may have aligned with the wrong people in Abi and Pete, but Artis Silvester was all class in his final words after being voted off of Survivor: Philippines. However, as we found on on the InsideTV Podcast, that does not mean he doesn't hold a grudge. And that grudge is aimed squarely at Michael Skupin. Artis is not upset about Skupin flipping at last night's Tribal Council. He just doesn't like the dude — at all. "He's not a nice person," Artis said when he called in to talk to Jessica Shaw and me about his experience on the island. »
- Dalton Ross
15 November 2012 6:16 AM, PST | The Backlot | See recent The Backlot news »
I suppose it's only natural that because last week's Survivor was utter chaos, this week would be devoted to sanity and reorientation. Lisa stopped spilling her schemes, Penner stopped philosophizing about his inevitable demise, immunity idols stayed safely tucked away, Denise and Malcolm remained confidently awesome, and Abi-Maria's obvious insanity stayed obviously insane, but not as loud. Good! Good. We needed all that.
And oh yeah, homophobic baseball emperor Jeff is still eliminated. Good riddance again, creep!
Let's retrace and figure out exactly what ruled about this episode -- including the bizarre but interesting conclusion, which is ultimately better for me (and probably you, too) in the long run.
Lisa comes to Jesus. Again.
Now, I said Lisa stopped spilling her various schemes like she did during tribal council last week, but that doesn't mean her emotional outpouring was complete. Unfortunately, we saw a return of the overwhelmed, second-guessing Lisa this week, »
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ORLANDO -- Celtics rookie guard Marcus Smart wrapped up his first week of NBA action on Friday feeling positive about his summer league experience.
"I enjoyed it," Smart said after scoring a game-high 20 points in a 95-86 loss to the Indiana Pacers in the third-place game in Orlando. "It was fun. It was great experience, even though we didn't win today, but it was good to get out here and gel with these guys."
Boston's No. 6 pick in the 2014 NBA draft filled up the box score in five games of action in Orlando, averaging 14.8 points, 4.2 rebounds and 4.2 assists in each contest. Smart's contributions in all aspects of the game were widely praised by his summer league head coach Jay Larranaga.
"Marcus reinforced a lot of things we were hoping for when we drafted him," Larranaga said when asked about Smart's play. "He's a tremendous competitor and teammate. He's really skilled in all areas. He can dribble, pass, shoot, defend, rebound. ... We're really happy with his performance."
While there were plenty of bright spots for the 20-year-old, the guard's week did not come without its fair share of blemishes. Smart shot a team-low 29.4 percent from the field and 25.7 percent from 3-point range, giving additional fuel to critics questioning his shooting range and shot selection on the NBA level.
Despite the ugly numbers, Larranaga defended Smart's showing for the week from an offensive standpoint.
"I don't think he was the only one missing a fair amount of shots at summer league," Larranaga said of Smart's woes. "That's part of summer league, the intensity and pressure on these guys that they feel. Either it's their first opportunity to play for an NBA team or they are trying to play for an NBA team so I think that's pretty normal. We saw glimpses of him at times having it going. He was starting to feel more comfortable so I was feel really confident he's going to be a solid offensive player."
Smart will have plenty of chances to work on his shot and other aspects of his game during the remaining months of the offseason. He'll spent some time in Texas with his family before getting back to work in Boston, an opportunity he will relish in his quest to improve his game.
"It's going to be something you take day by day," Smart said of strengthening his play. "It's not going to happen overnight. You are going to struggle and get down. You are going to feel like you almost want to give up but that's when you make who you are. ... It's going to make me a better person for it."
• MOSER GETS TRAINING CAMP INVITE: Undrafted rookie forward Mike Moser arrived in Orlando looking to prove he deserves an opportunity to play in the NBA next season. After a terrific week of performances for the Celtics summer league squad, Moser now knows he will get that chance with at least one NBA team.
The former Oregon Duck confirmed to reporters after another strong effort (16 points, 10 rebounds, two steals) Friday that the Celtics had extended him a training camp invitation for this fall.
"They were really excited about my progress," Moser said about the feedback he got from the Celtics. "Danny Ainge had a lot of nice things to say about me. Basically it's just a waiting game. I'm a free agent so we will see what happens."
Moser was perhaps the most consistent all-around player on the Celtics summer league team this week, posting 13.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game. He led the team in 3-point shooting (42.3 percent) as he took advantage of pick-and-pop action with Phil Pressey and Smart.
"It was good," Moser said of how his game translated to the NBA level. "We played a lot of talented guys. Obviously we were talented and competitive. I feel like the NBA game opens up a little bit more than the college game with the spacing and driving lanes. It makes the game a lot easier."
Moser later added: "I tried to play as solid as I could and show I could play multiple positions and stretch the defense with my range and defend. I think I did that for the most part."
Now a waiting game begins for Moser, who indicated he was not sure whether he would accept Boston's invitation to camp. The Celtics have a very crowded frontcourt depth chart at the moment, which would make it challenging for Moser to make the Boston roster.
The forward will not play in Las Vegas Summer League and instead hope his strong performance in Orlando will be enough to convince another team to give him a chance in camp this fall.
• ROSTER DECISION LOOMS FOR PRESSEY: Friday was the last day for a number of players with non-guaranteed contracts on Boston's summer league roster to make a final impression on team's front office and coaching staff.
After Thursday's trade, the Celtics now have 17 players under contract, but three of those players (Chris Babb, Chris Johnson, Pressey) have deals that are not guaranteed.
Johnson (three points on 1-of-7 shooting) and Babb (0 points in 22 minutes) did not do much to help their cause. Pressey is the name to watch in the interim though, as the Celtics have a deadline of July 15th to decide whether they want to fully guarantee his $947,246 salary for next season or waive him.
The second-year point guard point guard bounced back from a 1-for-15 outing Thursday night and closed out strong Friday with the team, posting 12 points and 13 assists in 30 minutes off the bench.
"There's only so much you can control," Pressey said of the team's roster situation. "We control playing. I have no control and nobody else on the team has control of the transactions. You can't get too caught up in it. You just worry about playing basketball."


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The Membership Roster of the Linn County Democratic Central Committee has been updated through all changes at our last meeting in June. Precinct Members are listed in Precinct order, followed by Associate members in Alphabetical Order. The last page is a list of Precinct openings where new members could be recruited. The PDF File can be opened here, or from the Documents Column on the right hand of this page.
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The Linn County Democratic Central Committee has endorsed the efforts of 1Strong, asking the Cedar Rapids City Council to engage the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to investigate violence in the city as an epidemic. "The violence in Cedar Rapids is not only a law enforcement issue, but also the symptom of a much larger social issue that must be addressed broadly and over the long term." Concluding, "We at Linn County Democratic Central Committee urge the city to contact the CDC and use the direct advantage of a clear protocol outlined from study to action." See our complete Statement here.
Regular monthly meeting of Linn County Democrat Central Committee. Meeting will be at Hiawatha Community Center from 7:00 to 8:00 PM with a light meal and beverages served during the social hour immediately prior. Potluck side dishes appreciated. If you have questions, special needs, or ideas, please feel free to contact Secretary.
Meeting may be kept intentionally short due to TV Coverage of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia!
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Womens Sideways Sassy Top
This sassy top can be worn year-round!
This beautiful lacy top looks wonderful layered over another top. It is made using 3 (4, 5, 6, 6) skeins of Omega Mimosa cotton yarn or any DK- or light worsted-weight yarn. Instructions are written for sizes S (M, L, XL, 2XL). Also includes symbol crochet charts.
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This is a deeper level of Lua than I work at so I'll leave it to others.
There is some code which doesn't work as I would like, and I don't know whom to blame, so I'm starting with you.
I use SciTE on GTK3, and I have installed LGI — bindings to the whole GLib/GObject stack for Lua. Some of the libraries included in the bindings provide asynchronous I/O by means of callbacks: a callback is passed, an appropriate hook is set up in the GLib main loop (which GTK sets up and maintains), and when the results are ready, the callback is invoked in an unprotected Lua environment. Which means that any
error() in the callback results in calling the panic handler and immediate program exit, using
exit() (in Lua 5.2 this changes to
abort(), which is marginally more useful).
I would expect SciTE to display the message somewhere, gracefully jump back to the main event loop and continue running.
Even if the issue is to be solved at the binding or Lua level, the current Lua panic handler is not very useful. Currently it sends a message to the output pane, but since the Lua interpreter then immediately exits, the error message is never displayed anywhere.
This is a deeper level of Lua than I work at so I'll leave it to others.
There are two things which can be done without meddling in Lua internals: either run the GTK main loop inside a protected environment (
lua_pushcfunction() and
lua_pcall()) or
longjmp() from inside the panic handler to the main loop.


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Hoops and Stars - term 3 - Wed 3 August
U13 TRIALS for rep season:
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9 - 10.30am girls; 10.30 - 12noon boys
Competing in Christchurch from 5th-8th October, 2016.
NCBA will be entering A and B teams for both boys and girls, numbers permitting.
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- U13 Southern Regional Champs (Chch) - 5-8 Oct
FNBB season:Starts September 9 (grading 3 weeks), SF Dec 2; Finals Dec 9


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This is a very diverse campus and everyone gets along. Haven't seen or heard of any issues that would state otherwise.
they acceptance you no matter what you gpa are.... They work with you to get to the top.... But some staff wont help no matterwhat.
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Adjacent to Kelowna International Airport (YLW), the University of British Columbia, and two golf courses, the Four Points by Sheraton Kelowna Airport is the perfect place for experiencing the best of the Okanagan. Within an hour of our hotel, you can find beautiful parks, water and snow sports, and inviting vineyards.
There are plenty of spots on the lake that make it easy to fish, swim, ski, windsurf, or take a boat out. When it gets colder, explore the mountains by skiing, snowboarding, or driving a snowmobile.
The area is ripe with cherry and peach orchards, as well as award-winning vineyards. Take a tour or let the winemakers come to you in one of the many festivals throughout the year.
There is also much to be seen and heard in downtown Kelowna, just 15 minutes from the hotel. The cultural district features fine art and performance venues, upscale restaurants, fun shops, and a casino. The Western Hockey League's Rockets play in Prospera Place, which is also a setting for popular tours and events.
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- Creekside Theatre 10.0 km/6.2 miles
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CANTON, Ohio (AP) -- Forcefully and emotionally, Cris Carter summed up the 50th induction ceremony for the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night. The seventh and final inductee from the Class of 2013, Carter honored dozens of people in his life who were "going into the Hall of Fame with me tonight," as he followed Jonathan Ogden, Dave Robinson, Larry Allen, Bill Parcells, Curley Culp and Warren Sapp in being inducted. More than 120 hall members, a record, and a crowd of 11,500 was on hand at Fawcett Stadium for the golden anniversary celebration of the shrine. "I appreciate the process you have to go through to get to be a Hall of Famer," Carter said. "To be able to join these men on this stage in football heaven is the greatest day of my life." Carter needed six tries to make the hall even though he retired as the No. 2 career receiver behind Jerry Rice. He choked back tears as he made his speech after being presented by his son, Duron, and he spoke of his problems with alcohol while playing three years for the Eagles before being released. He hooked on immediately with the Vikings and hooked onto nearly everything throw his way: Carter finished his 16-season career with 1,101 catches for 13,899 yards and 130 touchdowns. "This game gave me identity, gave me a sense of purpose," he said.
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On a team that's traditionally been stocked with veterans, players right out of college haven't been asked to make sizable contributions in New England -- last year's first-round pick Jerod Mayo was the exception rather than the rule. The 2003 rookie class was the last to make a serious mark as a group in its first year, as Ty Warren, Eugene Wilson, Asante Samuel and Dan Koppen all saw extended action their rookie season.
In this year's crop -- 12 draftees, the most in the Bill Belichick era -- there are a few candidates who could have the same impact as those members of the 2003 class. Here's a look at some realistic expectations for this year's rookies.
Safety Patrick Chung. Second round, 34th overall. With New England's safety position in a bit of a transitional state -- no one knows what Rodney Harrison is going to do until June 1 -- Chung could see good reps as a rookie, maybe more than fellow safety Brandon Meriweather did in his first season with the Patriots back in 2007. However, barring any major injuries in the secondary, he likely won't be asked to contribute much. The Patriots still have some good depth at the position with a group that includes Meriweather, James Sanders and Tank Williams, who sat out all last season because of injury. (In addition, newcomer Shawn Springs is likely an emergency option at safety as well.) But going forward, the 6-foot, 210-pound Chung may end up being asked to do many of the same things Harrison did, and could step into a leadership role sooner rather than later. Interesting note: Chung started high school at the age of 12.
Defensive lineman Ron Brace. Second round, 40th overall. The 6-foot-3, 329-pound Brace has some versatility -- he can line up at the defensive tackle spot, or over the nose, and could take some reps from backup linemen Mike Wright and Jarvis Green this season. But like Chung, the Patriots did not necessarily take Brace to make serious contributions this season. They could use him this season as an understudy to incumbent nose tackle Vince Wilfork, and eventually groom him to take over in the trenches. If New England can't reach an agreement with Wilfork going forward, Brace may be asked to step in and do many of the same things Wilfork does now. Interesting note: He loves watching cartoons, including SpongeBob and "everything from Rugrats to old Batman cartoons."
Cornerback Darius Butler. Second round, 41st overall. A wild card. Butler is believed to be a second-round steal, someone who could come in and contribute this season, especially at a position -- cornerback -- that remains wide open with the Patriots. At 5-foot-10 and 183 pounds, he's a shade bigger than most prototypical New England corners, but has shown a real ability to be a playmaker (he finished his college career with 10 interceptions), something the Patriots have been lacking since Asante Samuel left in free agency. With this selection -- as well as the acquisitions of Springs and Leigh Bodden -- the Patriots were clearly ready to move on from Ellis Hobbs III. With Hobbs departed for Philadelphia, the kick return position also remains a questions mark -- don't be surprised if Butler has a say here by the end of the season. He also has limited experience at wide receiver, but that's likely too much to put on the plate of a rookie. Look for him to figure into the defensive mix this season, with an occasional cameo on special teams. Interesting note: He is an unabashed Samuel fan, and said Saturday night he tries to model his game after the ex-New England cornerback.
Offensive lineman Sebastian Vollmer. Second round, 58th overall. According to Belichick, Vollmer projects as a right tackle, which should make that positional battle very interesting come training camp. Right now, incumbent Nick Kaczur and backup Ryan O'Callaghan are likely considered the top two players on the depth chart at right tackle, but Vollmer will be heard from. A German who spoke little English before he started at the University of Houston, he's known as a bit of a project, but one who could pay off for the Patriots before the end of the 2009 season. Interesting note: His nickname is "Sea Bass," but has no ideas who he got it. (Maybe someone needs to schedule a viewing of Dumb & Dumber.) "I think I actually got it before I arrived in Houston. I can't tell you how or who created the name, but it's always stuck with me," Vollmer said. "I go by 'Sea Bass,' I guess."
Wide receiver Brandon Tate. Third round, 83rd overall. If Butler is a wild card, Tate might just be the whole deck. A stellar return man and pass catcher, he was considered to be a first round pick before he suffered a torn ACL in his right knee midway through his senior season. He slipped down boards even more after testing positive for marijuana at the NFL Scouting Combine. Both Tate and Belichick were noncommittal about the 2009 season, but you have to believe the Patriots might simply decide to redshirt him for the upcoming campaign and have him start fresh in 2010. After all, what's the rush? Unless Greg Lewis and/or Joey Galloway don't pan out at wide receiver, there's no reason to think he'd have anything other than a minimal role in the passing game in 2009 as a No. 3 receiver … and that's the best possible scenario. As NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock suggests, put him in the basement and let him focus on 2010. Interesting note: If you Google "Brandon Tate" and "weed," you get 8,340 responses.
Linebacker Tyrone McKenzie. Third round, 97th overall. The only true linebacker taken in the entrire draft by New England, you would have to think that McKenzie will make the squad somewhere this season, perhaps even just on special teams. Then, you hear what Belichick said about him in the post-draft press conference, and you realize he will almost certainly find a role for McKenzie on the team somewhere this year. "I would just say of all the players that I've talked to and we've interviewed this year and even through the years, that Tyrone is amongst the most impressive," Belichick said Sunday night. McKenzie said the Patriots have already talked to him about where he'll be playing, but he's been sworn to secrecy about where that is. Interesting note: McKenzie's background is well chronicled here, but it's also worth mentioning that McKenzie is the third player New England has taken at the 97th spot – offensive lineman (1997) and wide receiver/kick returner Sammy Martin (1988) were taken at No. 97 by the Patriots.
Offensive lineman Rich Ohrnberger. Fourth round, 123rd overall. Maybe the best thing Ohrnberger has going for him is positional versatility, which could play a role in how much action he sees this season. He did play the last 34 games of his college career at guard, but was also the backup center and has also played right tackle for the Nittany Lions. At 6-foot-2 and 291 pounds, he's considered undersized, which means he'll fit in nicely along the New England offensive line. If he is going to make his bones on the 53-man roster as a rookie, it'll be as a backup lineman who could fill in at a variety of spots. Interesting note: He recently performed stand-up at the Improv in Hollywood.
Offensive lineman George Bussey. Fifth round, 170th overall. Barring injuries, the 6-foot-2, 306-pound Bussey is a likely practice squad candidate, probably as a guard. If he does stick, he may end up playing a role down the road -- several of New England's offensive linemen have contracts that are up at the end of the 2009 season, and if he can play the waiting game as a backup or practice squad player, he may have a future role with the Patriots. Interesting note: There was a disco group back in the 1970s named "The George Bussey Experience." Look for Chris Berman to try and drop that into a Patriots' highlight the next few years.
Long snapper Jake Ingram. Sixth round, 198th overall. No middle ground here -- Ingram will battle it out with veteran Nathan Hodel for the right to replace Lonie Paxton as the Patriots' long snapper. The last man standing will get the job, and the loser will be out on the street. New England won't be keeping two long snappers. It'll be tough to top Ingram -- a 6-foot-4, 235-pounder who was a converted defensive lineman, he was the only one at his position to receive an invitation to both the Senior Bowl and the NFL scouting combine. "He can block. He can cover pretty well. His snaps are accurate; they had good velocity," Belichick said when asked about Ingram. "So I think that he will be competitive for that position. I felt like he was a top player for his position in the draft." Interesting note: His younger brother Luke is expected to take over as long snapper for Hawaii next season.
Defensive lineman Myron Pryor. Sixth round, 207th overall. Likely a practice squad candidate. Pryor could simply be a victim of numbers -- New England has plenty of defensive linemen, and unless Pryor comes into camp and blows everyone away, he's likely headed for the practice squad or the waiver wire. A 6-foot-1, 310-pounder, he was a four-year starter at Kentucky whose specialty is the pass rush. Interesting note: Pryor is the first player taken 207th overall by the Patriots. Other notable players taken at that same spot in recent years include running back Chester Taylor (taken in 2002 by Baltimore) and safety Antoine Bethea (taken in 2006 by Indianapolis).
Wide receiver/quarterback Julian Edelman. Seventh round, 232nd overall. An intriguing pick. The Patriots have traditionally chased after a quarterback in the late rounds of the draft, but Edelman is hardly a traditional quarterback. He was a signal-caller for the Flashes, but was a run-first, pass-second QB with terrific speed. As a result, he almost certainly won't be an every-down quarterback in the NFL, but could be an intriguing chess piece -- his college coach believes he could be Wes Welker for a new generation. "He may get a chance to play some quarterback in the Wildcat offense, but I know the Patriots like him as a slot receiver and kick-returner," said Kent State coach Martin. "I think they compare him to Wes Welker." New England will likely find a spot for him, either on the 53-man roster or the practice squad. Interesting note: His agent -- Don Yee -- also represents Tom Brady.
Defensive lineman Darryl Richard. Seventh round, 234th overall. Richard should be competitive for a spot on the practice squad. A 6-foot-4, 290-pounder out of Georgia Tech, he's known as a superb student-athlete -- he won the James Tatum Award, given to the Atlantic Coast Conference's top senior student-athlete. In addition, he was a finalist for the Draddy Award, considered the Academic Heisman, and the Wuerffel Trophy. Only problem is that he might be a bit of a tweener for an NFL defense -- too big to move to linebacker and too small to be an interior lineman. If the Patriots like the look of him this spring and summer, taking a year to either put on some weight and become a lineman or take some off and become a linebacker might be in his best interest. Interesting note: Georgia Tech coach Chan Gailey believes Richard may have what it takes to run for president one day.
Christopher Price covers the Patriots for WEEI.com.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
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Skip to comments.Sharing Broadband Cable Modem (Windows XP/Win98)
Posted on 01/07/2002 3:54:52 PM PST by SamAdams76
Okay, I just spent the whole afternoon pulling out my hair. I figure there's got to be some Freepers out there with some XP/Cable Modem experience so maybe you can save me some aggravation when I tackle the problem some other day (I've had enough for today).
First, some background. Over the Christmas holiday, I got a new Windows XP system and I gave my old Win98 system to the kids. I bought a cheap 5-port hub, a couple of patch cables, threw a NIC (network interface card) in the Win98 system and using the Windows XP Network Setup Wizard, I was done in about 15 minutes (my new system has a NIC built into the motherboard). The XP Network wizard even created a floppy that I used to configure my old system to see the network - it was that brainless.
It was great to be networked. I shared out the ZIP drive on my old system so I could use it with the new system. I shared the printer off my new system to the old system. I even shared out the dial-up ISP connection so that both computers could be online at the same time. It was great to not have to compete for internet time with my kids, but it was s-l-o-w sharing a 56k connection between two computers.
So I finally gave in and called up AT&T Broadband to have a cable modem installed. Over the phone they asked me if I had my own cable modem and NIC. Stupid me said no, I didn't have the cable modem but I did have a NIC.
Well they came today to install the cable while I was at work. I came home early to test it out. It was phenomenal, incredibly fast! I downloaded a 2.8MB file in 15 seconds where before it would take me 15-20 minutes. But I noticed to my dismay that they had unplugged my hub so I had no more network. There was no place on the cable modem to plug in a patch cable. Not that it would have mattered. For they took over my NIC and configured it to be part of their network.
For the hell of it, I tried plugging the cable modem into the hub. I was able to still access the Internet with my new computer. But my old computer couldn't even see the network, never mind share the connection.
I think I have it figured out. I need to get another NIC card and install it on my new system. I will then use the Networking Wizard to connect my two computers just as before. But will I be able to share the cable connection on the old computer? If anybody has had to deal with this before, I would appreciate some advice.
I'm a little upset with AT&T for not telling me that they were going to be disconnecting my home network when I told them I had a NIC. Otherwise I would have had them bring their own NIC. But what's done is done. At least I have a fast internet connection. And it is incredibly fast. It runs streaming video, the online radio stations sound awesome and when I need to download a program or large file, it is done in seconds!
Also, AT&T mentioned something about paying an extra $9.95 a month to hook up another computer. I'm assuming that if I provide my own equipment, I can share the one cable connection I am paying for like I did with the dial-up ISP.
Att doesnt supprot networks so thats up to you its not hard(for me)and you don't have the wife tell you to get off freerepublic!
The computer will act as a firewall/router. The problem is you need to have a unique IP address on each machine, and your cable modem only gives you one. So you do it like this:
Cable Modem-----------22.214.171.124 XP MACHINE 10.1.1.1-----HUB------Win 98 Machine 10.1.1.2The 10.1.1.1 and 10.1.1.2 addresses get masqueraded and appear to the outside world as both coming from 22.214.171.124 (or whatever IP address you get from the cable company).
I just checked and it says that AT&T will allow up to 3 additional IP addresses for $9.95 a month.
Now if I get the Linksys router that everybody here is touting, do I need to get a second NIC for my main PC? Or can I just plug the cable modem into the router and plug my second PC into the router?
Also, if I get the second NIC card for my main computer and set up a network independent of the cable modem, can I share the connection or do I still need to fork over the $9.95? If so, I might as well do it right and get the Linksys router. My wife's going to kill me when she finds out I have to spend even MORE money!
There's no extra charge for using a router. It's just like the hub you had, except the cable modem also plugs into it so the other computers on your network can share the connection and also communicate with each other.
For another vendor see http://www.netgear.com/product_view.asp?xrp=4&yrp=12&zrp=55 and http://www.netgear.com/categories.asp?xrp=4&yrp=12.
I don't pay it and most people here on their network I am sure don"t pay it either. With the router you can have as many as 4 people share the connection. you can add an uplink and add more users too.
I have to connect a PC and MAC to a DSL. The MAC is on an airport, but the darn airport has no plug for the PC. I'll deal with it when I get the time.
No, no, no! You only need ONE IP address when using the Linksys router. Connect up to 253 computers to it if you wish. You still only pay for ONE IP number.
The cable company assigns an IP address to each user, in your case to the computer hooked to the cable modem. If you want to use more than one computer you'll need either a hub or a router. If you get a hub, then the cable company will assign an IP address to each computer. I did this with my old setup and each additional IP address was about 10 bucks a month. If you go with the router, the cable company assigns an IP address to the router and the router further assigns additional addresses to each computer. My cable company doesn't know, doesn't care, and doesn't charge extra for additional computers hanging off a router. Probably yours won't either. You'll probably have to notify the cable company before installing the new router so they'll recognize it and allow it on their net and you'll probably have to tell them what you're doing so you'll find out if there are additional charges.
The bottom line. You'll either have to get additional IPs from the cable company or get a router. Get the router. BTW, if you get the router you don't need a software firewall. If you stick with the hub, you'll need to get a firewall. ZoneAlarm lets you download theirs for free for personal use. Do a web search and you'll find their home page. It's free. Either way you should visit their website to learn about hardware and software firewalls.
BTW, welcome to the world of high speed access. No need to bitch about lots of threads with lots of pictures. You made a good choice.
Here is the link to buy the router for 43 bucks
I suppose I would need to get a compatible IP address from AT&T to join their network but I'll need to pay the $9.95. I don't like that solution because I will be doing file-and-printer sharing between the PCs, and with the cable modem plugged in the hub, I am essentially putting my home network on AT&T's local subnet.
Not necessary with the LinkSys. ATT recognizes the MAC address of the NIC in the computer they originally installed to. When you set up the router, you just "clone" this address to it, plug in the cable modem, and bob's your uncle.
Here is the extra piece of advice though. Your mileage may vary, but my cable company registers MAC addresses on their system. What does that mean? It basically means it "remembers" which NIC card its cable modem was talking to when things were initially set up. You might think, for example that you could pull out one NIC card and put in another and that things would work fine, or replace one computer with another, or for that matter interpose the Linksys router. In some cases, maybe you can, but in the case of my cable operator you very definitely cannot.
Fortunately Linksys offers a way around this problem by "cloning" the Mac Address. In this way you allow the Linksys to spoof the cable operators network and make the network think that it is really the original device that was registered with the network.
The Mac Address Cloning window can be found under the "advanced" secion of the Linksys web config utility. A Mac address looks like 12:ab:89:4a:54
(i.e. 6 pairs of hex digits). You can get the address that your cable operator is expecting by issuing the command
ipconfig /all
on the machine that is currently connected to the network. Then you clone this mac address displayed as the "physical address" onto your linksys router and presto, you are done. This doesn't cause any problems on the network, and I have used this trick any number of times and it always, always works.
No need to do this if you can interpose the linksys router and things work OK, but if they don't this is worth doing. The other thing to keep in mind is that whenever you change your network connections, you should power all devices down (cable modem, linksys, all PCs) and then power them on in order i.e cable modem first, then linksys, and finally all PCs.
But it is still nice to have DSL access from both of two computers. I love that router.
Mistake number one. I do not recommend any built in stuff like sound cards network cards, etc. Too many bad experiences.
I don't know 98/or XP, but can't you use TCP/IP for broadband and NetBEUI for local? It's been a while since I've done any networks.
You just answered the question I was about to ask. Thank you! I know the cable company took the MAC address of the NIC on my XP computer. I was worried that if I got a router, I'd have to change the configuration through AT&T and get charged more money.
I will go to CompUSA tomorrow and look for this Linksys router. Otherwise I'll get it online. Thanks for all the help!
CompUSA also sells a cable modem for $150. If you own your own modem you pay AT&T $10 a month less. It pays for itself in 15 months.
I'm on Time-Warner Cable and I currently don't have the linksys box, I'm just using 1 system and ZoneAlarm for a firewall. I bring various laptops home from work and noticed the MAC issue.
I've found that if I just turn off the modem for about 5 minutes it 'forgets' the MAC address and will happily work with the next laptop (or router) I plug in.
I think I'll bite the bullet and go with the router. I like the idea of "cloning" the MAC address to the router. That should do it and provide a nice firewall in the process.
I think the best solution is to run both protocols. Use TCP/IP for the internet connection on both machines, and netbeui for the local networking (file and printer sharing). This keeps the SMB protocols isolated from the internet traffic. Just watch your protocol bindings, and don't let it enable NetBT.
It is also a 4 port switch, which is better than a hub - with a switch, each computer has full LAN bandwidth (100 Mbps), while with a hub, all the computers in the network have to share the 100 Mbps among them. (In practice, it doesn't matter much, especially in sharing a broadband connection, but switches now are so cheap its a no brainer.)
What took me longer to get working was getting our computers to see each other. I had to fiddle with the firewalls (ZoneAlarm and Norton Internet Security, which have different methods of allowing local network access - ZoneAlarm is easier to configure), and got things running, but then as I looked into it more, I found out that the Linksys router gives each computer IP addresses that are basically invisible to the rest of the Internet. (Check out ShieldsUp at grc.com after setting things up and you'll see what I mean.)
Broadband and a router are the way to go. I'll never go back to dialup.
Thanks, I was not aware of that. However, I don't think it was the problem today as the main problem was that AT&T reconfigured my NIC for their network, making Win98 unable to communicate with it. Would this have ramifications when I install the router. Should I uninstall the XP firewall before installing the router?
Well, it's part of the OS as I understand it. By 'uninstall' if you mean 'turn it off' then I'd say yes.
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I've just returned from an amazing 5 days in Marrakech which despite being my third visit left me feeling it was my favourite and one that makes me want to return ASAP and part of that is thanks to the Riad we stayed in and it's owner.
Riad 144 was a real find. A beautiful renovation with 5 very different rooms. We booked two rooms- the Carbon Room and the Secret Suite.
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The Secret Suite was a multi-levelled affair with hints of turquoise against the white walls. The bed was a stepup from the ground lounge area, on another level was the bath overlooking the entire room, with a separate lounge (and effectively two single beds/seating areas) and a shower room towards the entrance to the room. Bright, breezy, cavernous and a real thrill.
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Decor throughout was beautiful, the finish was immaculate, there were lovely touches eg.free wifi, sun hats and fans. Even the normally very ugly AC was beautifully disguised as an oil painting. Some great African art can be seen everywhere which as you spend more time in the medina you realise you can buy for yourself.
Breakfast each morning was served on the roof terrace. There are two areas. One for eating/dining and another higher level for lounging/sunning in the hammock.
If the complimentary breakfast does not fill you (it will) there is a large choice of extras to add.
We arrived quite late on the first night so opted for food in the Riad. Expertly cooked and beautifully presented at the dinner table on the roof underneath twinkly candlelights and stars was the perfect start to the holiday. We were served a gorgeous selection of homemade Moroccan salads, lemon chicken tagine followed by chocolate mousse.
The best thing about the stay was the staff. Moussain: the driver who safely and brilliantly took us on day trips to the Atlas Mountains and Essaouira. Abdul: the general man-about-house who served us breakfast and stories every morning with smiles and enthusiasm at what we had planned for the day. But most of all, the owner: Jean. His Riad, his project and his mission to make sure you have the most amazing stay whether its helping you to plan a day trip, book a restaurant or walk you to it late at night so you don't get lost!
He made us feel very welcome and we all left absolutely certain we would not only return to Marrakech soon but definitely to Riad 144.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Situated in the historical medina of Marrakech, Riad 144 is an intimate and relaxed full service boutique hotel with only 8 rooms & suites. In this hotel you will also find 2 courtyards, 3 terraces, 2 dining rooms, a winter garden, a spa with hammam and massage facilities and a boutique with a selection of moroccan art. One of the large patio has a heated plunge pool under the lush palm trees. One of the terrace with 360 degrees view over the medina and the Atlas mountains is the perfect spot to catch the best sunset of Morocco. ... more less
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