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18 RV Parks near Portageville, New York
Castile, New York 6.56 miles NE
Gainesville, New York 8.17 miles NW
7350 Tenefly Rd Portageville, New York 14536 (map) | (585) 493-2794
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $40.00
Stayed there as a seasonal many years ago but park was recently sold to a resort company. Rated almost doubled but they did add a pool and inflatable water slides for kids. Very nice setting but entrance and exits are winding through woods. Staff was ok but not as family oriented as previous owners. Would not go back. - Campdad
Jul 2013 - $30.00
We stayed here 1 night in a tent. Although it was a bit rainy, we enjoyed our site by the stream. Site map showed a pool, there is no pool here. Was very quite and peaceful. Would definitely stay again - thehiker+1
Sep 2010 - $30.00
The road to enter and exit the park is a long, narrow, bumpy, winding road cut through the woods. You'll need to take it very slow and easy. There was one particular curve on the way in that we barely made in our 40 foot rig. Once in the park, the roads are EXTREMELY dusty. However, we found the staff to be very friendly and helpful and the campground itself is very nice. Sites are grassy and nice, but not too level, so a good amount of leveling will be necessary. Also, considering the grass sites and the dusty roads, I would think that it could get a bit messy if an extended rain were to occur. We might have considered staying there again if it weren't for the roads used to enter and exit the park. - mtrumpet
5440 School Rd Gainesville, New York 14066 (map) | (585) 493-5643
Sites: 240 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $36.00
We were in site 113 with 30 amp and no sewer for one night, and then moved to a FHU 50 amp pull through, #135 for the next three nights.
(Note: Site 135 50 amp, Site 113 30 amp. No breakers at either, direct plug in.)
The campground was extremely busy but it was still quiet & orderly.
The only reason it's not a 10 is because the entire place is in a valley and our wifi hotspot went from 4G to extended service to no service to 3G every few seconds. We were told the pull through sites were good for a roof mounted satellite dish, but the trees to the SW are too tall. (Ironically, site #113 has a small window through the trees and our DirecTV worked flawlessly there.)
There is a trout stream that lends great ambiance, and there is a swimming pond. No lifeguard. We would definitely stay here again even with the wifi and satellite issues. - therealSimpsons
Oct 2015 - $38.00
This camp is about 5 miles from the Castile entrance to Letchworth State Park making it very convenient for visiting the State Park. It is also just 3-4 miles from the Portageville entrance/exit, which is the point where you exit the Park after visiting the three falls. We stayed in site 132, which was near the front of the campground. The positives: fairly large grassy sites that were fairly level. There is no cable hook up but with an antenna you are able to get excellent reception but only one of the major network stations. Bathrooms were very clean. My husband wished he had brought a fishing pole as the East Koy Stream ran through the property near our site and is stocked with trout. What I was displeased about is that I called a few days ahead to make a reservation. I was not given any instructions. We assumed we would be arriving about 6:00 PM but we got in about 6:30 PM. When we arrived the camp office had closed at 4:00 PM and there was no note to us telling us where to park for 50-amp service. They had two phone numbers taped to the door for after hour questions. Upon calling the first number I got voicemail. A man very hesitantly answered the second phone after several rings. He told us where the 50-amp sites were and told us to pick a site, which is what we did. Our AT&T service was about 1-2 bars and occasionally could not use my 4G service. There was WIFI available if you were willing to go up to the main office. The sewer cap was on so tight we had to call for assistance when we were ready to drain our tanks. All in all, it was a good site for the price and I would be willing to stay again. - Lucy's Friend
Jun 2015 - $34.00
Very nice layout of sites and a picturesque stream running through the park. Nice and quiet with plenty of room for transient campers like us. First major drawback is no pool. There is a small swimming pond, fine for kids & wading. Second major drawback is very poor cell phone reception. - Joe & Penny
7632 Centerville Rd Houghton, New York 14744 (map) | (585) 567-4211
Sites: 94 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2014 - $43.00
Overall a nice campground which has seen many improvements since becoming a KOA. The campground is about 6 to 7 miles in off of the main road. DO NOT USE GPS to locate the park as it will direct you along dirt roads not well suited for larger rigs. Simply, Rt. 243 into Rushford, NY, to County Road 23 for 4.5 miles to Centerville Rd. for approximately 1.6 miles. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The grounds overall are well kept and groomed. There are a lot of seasonal sites, but from what we saw, they were all well kept. They have a nice pool. Restroom, showers and laundry were very clean. They have a nice lake (pond) for fishing (catch and release). The camp store was small and did not carry much stock. Now, the reason(s) that I gave an 8 rating: The roads in the campground are extremely dusty. If your rig is clean and shiny upon arrival, it won't be for long afterward. The main road running through the campground gets very narrow in a few spots. There are a couple of spots in the road where you must cross a very small, narrow bridge. In a hard rain which would most likely turn the dusty road into a slippery, muddy road, this could be a potential problem for larger rigs if they start to slip even slightly. The pull-thru sites are bedded with ground up asphalt, obviously from local road work and are in need a lot of leveling work. It was difficult for us to get level without first doing a lot of maneuvering. As this was an off weekend, the campground was almost empty. There were barely any of the seasonal campers there and aside from us, only one other weekender in a pull-thru site. The water pressure was very low. We used our on-board pump for showering as it had more pressure than the park water hookup. I would be interested in seeing what the water pressure would be like when the campground is full. If there was WiFi available (as they claimed) I couldn't find it. Overall, the campground is OK. While we wouldn't use it as a destination, we would return for a short weekend stay when in that area to visit relatives as we were in this particular trip. - mtrumpet
May 2013 - $38.00
Great campground. Very friendly and helpful owners. Stayed at this campground while we visited Letchworth State Park. We enjoyed our stay so much we decided to stay an extra day.We will definitely be back. Restrooms were kept spotless. Nice pet walk area. - Rick and Cathy
Sep 2012 - $39.00
I would recommend this KOA. Kind of difficult to find/get to, but once you figure out how, a nice place to stay. They are a new KOA, but had been in business under another name so there is some work being done. They appear to be cleaning out several old 'seasonals' that had deteriorated so next year should be even better. Nice paths, a nice big pond for catch and release fishing and spotless restrooms/showers. It is reasonably close to Letchworth SP. - IC2
7632 Centerville Rd Houghton, New York 14744 (map) | (585) 567-4211
Sites: 82 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $35.00
This is a very nice, well kept campground. The owners are very friendly and helpful, although they do seem to have a lot of rules that they review upon check in. The only outstanding negatives were that the roads were very dusty and there were low hanging tree limbs that really needed to be trimmed up in order to avoid damaging higher rigs (Class A motor homes and 5th Wheels). This was the reason for my 8 rating instead of a 10. As we were there to visit nearby relatives, we didn't have time to take advantage of the parks amenities, but everything seemed very well maintained. We would camp there again if we knew for sure that the low hanging limbs were trimmed up. - mtrumpet
Jun 2007 - $25.00
We decided to camp here after my brother gave it such high praise. The owners go out of their way to make you feel at home and that they are greatfull for your business. There are some seasonal sites but they are kept up and are clean without a lot of clutter. This is by far one of the quietest campground I have ever stayed in. There were some young children and teenagers but you would have never known it. There is a catch and release pond for fishing and an indoor pool. The area has a lot to offer even though we went just for some R&R. Boy did I ever get it! - Suzisme
Castile, New York (map) | (585) 493-3600
Sites: 340 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 38 Reviews
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May 2017 - $35.00
It's easy to see why this park is rated #1 among state parks. Facilities were very good and the gorge and waterfalls are great. Friendly staff, well-maintained facilities, nice trails. Our bathroom in the 700 loop was modern, well-maintained and very clean. Also slightly heated. RV sites are well separated, lots of trees, and have electrical (ours only 30 amp). Minor downside was that water spigots were scattered around the campground, not at each site, so occasionally an RV would block the camp road while filling up with fresh water. Three dump stations on the exit road from the campground - might be a little crowded during rush periods. Verizon signal was barely evident at 2 bars - enough for phone calls but not for fast internet. Gravel sites and asphalt roads. More than half the sites in our loop looked like they were on a slight slope or uneven, and would require some leveling blocks. 743 was swampy due to recent heavy rain. Total cost for two nights averaged in at $40 -- $35 per night plus $9 reserve america fee. Would definitely stay here again, in dryer weather, to do more hiking. - OlderGoat
Aug 2016 - $26.00
It pains me to write a somewhat negative review about this beautiful park, but something has changed over the past couple of seasons. The two sites across the street and next to us had way more than 2 vehicles each and somewhere around 25-30 younger guys between the 3 sites. Loud music, yelling all day and not one ranger came through the loop to quiet them down. Just because it's not during quiet hours doesn't mean you can run wild. NY state must have cut back on rangers and the park police are all busy with their radar going to catch people driving over the posted speed limits with the rest of the park. Very disappointing - the more groups they let get away with this level of noise, work will get out that it's party town and completely ruin the campground for families. - bkbuff
Jul 2016 - $37.00
We stayed here because we wanted to explore the park in depth, which we were able to do. Our site was most spacious, as almost all sites were, with fire rings and picnic table, some privacy. We were located in one of the 2 or 3 (of 8) loops that allowed pets and, even though we have no pets, we had no complaints. Our first site required extreme blocking, using every single block we had with us. On our last night, we moved to a level site in a different loop, so we could get off to an early start in the morning. The restrooms and showers were cleaned daily, but they were full of mold and spider webs. The showers had good water pressure and were very hot. - MissMyGolden
6920 Mount Morris Nunda Rd Mount Morris, New York 14510 (map) | (585) 658-4709
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $32.00
They only have about three, 50 amp full service sites and they are right out front, so at first I was a little disappointed in our site. But by the time we left, I had decided I would be glad to stay there again. There is a large field in front of the park that separates you from the road and a beautiful farm across the road, so it is quiet at night.
The family that owns, could not be nicer or more accommodating and work hard to keep the place spotless and come up with all kinds of stuff to do on the weekends. They had outdoor movies, bingo, free watermelon, cooked pizza to order.
Our stay here was an excellent experience. - mary mcmoo
Aug 2014 - $35.00
This park is under new ownership. We stayed here with another family. They have only owned it one year and you can see how hard they are working to clean it up. Right now there are lots of seasonals. However, their kids are also working and they helped moved a fire pit for us and even asked us to close our door as to not get dirt into the camper. Nice in ground pool, playground, fishing pond and other things to do for the kids. In the back, there are secluded tent sites and even an overflow area. Give this campsite and try and you will NOT be disappointed. Looking forward to seeing what more they can do in another year. Will go back if we are in the area. Very friendly family/staff. - aka4170
5204 Youngers Rd North Java, New York 14113 (map) | (585) 457-9644
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $75.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $75.00
This is a fun, kid oriented park. The water park is pretty cool, and the beach is a legit SAND beach (been here 2 days, I must've made about 47 sand castles already). I have found the staff to be very friendly, helpful, and just downright chipper! This is a well-kept park and its quite popular in the summer. If it's not at 100% capacity it's only a couple sites shy. Lots and lots of cabins, lots of trees though some of the tent areas are in the open. We have a pull-through site (U4). This section is just adjacent to the water park, which is awesome because this place is hilly! Not all sites are but the top half of the park is all on a slope. It wasn't too bad getting level, but bigger rigs may have a some difficulty (my camper is 37'). The roads are gravel, as are the pads for your RV. The park does have golf cart rentals, which are popular, so book in advance. My rating of 8 (8.5 really) could have been a 9 if it weren't for the price of the site and visitors, and the hilly nature of the park. (The hills aren't AWFUL and didn't bother us as it gives some character to the park but others may find it difficult). So if you got kiddos and are looking for a fun kid friendly joint, this place works! - User3768
Jul 2013 - $70.00
There are new owners this year. WiFi did not work except at the top of the hill near the store. Will avoid weekends in future due to overcrowding. This is obviously because park has so much to offer and nothing against staff or park--just a heads up because it is not relaxing and is hard to get in and out of sites on the weekend. Premium sites are obviously easier to maneuver. Top$$$. - jaycoman80
Aug 2012 - $75.00
Loved it here! Friendly staff and well co-ordinated activities throughout our stay!! The water park was a hit with our kids too!! Hey Hey ride was a daily event for us! Our only negative comment is that it's a long drive for us!! We wish it wasn't such a long drive.. Next time we'll just have to stay a bit longer. - tzumatto
4391 Old Buffalo Rd Warsaw, New York 14569 (map) | (585) 786-5172
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 4 Reviews
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Oct 2012 - $38.00
Great location if you are visiting Buffalo or Rochester which are both about 50 miles away. Owners are extremely helpful and will take care of any requests promptly. In October when we stayed it was very quiet and close to lots of state parks also. - Tumblewood
Sep 2012 - $44.00
We loved this campground, the staff were great, some of the best we have met. The breakfast they serve on weekends is a great deal and way under priced. It may not be the best for younger children as there is not as much for them to do as in many other parks, but for my wife and I, it was perfect. We will be going back next year, I recommend the lakeside sites. - littleb
Aug 2009 - $18.00
We stayed here because they accept Passport America and they are close to Letchworth State Park. We found the park to be fine and would stay there again. Because we were there during the week and the park is mostly seasonal, we felt like we were the only ones there, which was just fine. Spaces were either gravel or grass and were fairly flat. The park is about 4 miles out of Warsaw. Warsaw has a WalMart if needed. Wi-Fi is free but central location only. Cable is $5 extra. No sewer and no 50 amp (although others say they have 50 amp). - vidcity
1455 Beaver Meadow Rd Java Center, New York 14082 (map) | (585) 457-3101
Sites: 265 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
stayed 3 nights in 43 motor home plus tow; located is very quiet rural area, about 15 miles to store; looks like a giant pasture, well kept and mowed. site grassy with gravel pad. Widely spaced nice sites with tables and fire rings. Offfice was not warm and fuzzy nor informative. Gated and a very large park. - ritag
Jul 2015 - $15.00
Huge multi-loop park. The first loop is a large open area dotted with small maple trees overlooking the countryside. The other loops are down a hill in open areas surrounded by trees...no views of the countryside, but very open within the loop. There are other nooks where one could park an RV or tent. Lots of interconnected dirt roads and a few nature trails some of which border the Beaver Meadow Audubon Center- a several hundred acre nature preserve free to the public. Trees, ferns and other flora were exceptionally large and lush. Lots of wild animals. The night sky is amazing.
Bathrooms were functional. Cosmetically they looked old, but the showers and toilets worked fine. Water tasted odd, but could be due to minerals. The people at the office were friendly. The maintenance guy was very friendly and full of interesting stories.
Pool was clean and in a nice open sunny area. The lake is a large pond and fishing was so-so; lots of carp.
PA rate was honored everyday of week except Friday and Saturday. People at the office were chill and left you alone, even if you didn't show up for hours to pay for the next day.
I wouldn't just re-visit this park but would love to live there. The seasonals were friendly and participated in weekend activities, eg. Christmas in July. - mynyel
Jul 2014 - $20.00
Rate was Passport America, good for 5 days which is great. Power was good, site level and grassy with gravel pad. Widely spaced nice sites with tables and fire rings. Office folks not warm and fuzzy or informative. Office opens at noon, so if you want to leave before then and have a gate pass turn it in the night before to get your deposit back. Laundry only has cold water, which they do not tell you. All in all a nice rural, quiet park which we would go back to if in the area. - Grumpier99
5920 County Road 16 Belfast, New York 14711 (map) | (585) 365-2201
Sites: 16 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $25.00
This is just across the road from the golf course. where you register. They did not have any discounts. We were the only campers there at the time of our visit. The owners were friendly and helpful. We had a difficult time finding the sewage on several of the lots but had our choice. Well mowed, but needed trimming around the trees and bushes. Trees have grown and do offer some shade. The cement pads need repair. We enjoyed our stay there, and would stay again. A good place to stay if you are watching your budget. - lynette47


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You did it bro.
No mercy whatsoever!
So, there it is.
I have a few questions to those who went through boot camp.I am going to boot camp at ft. Knox kentucky in august.I know you cant bring anything but whats the appropriate clothing you have to wear going to boot camp.i know you also cant talk when your in line waiting for food.any helpfuls tips would be great, thank you pvt. Bartwink.
You did it bro.
No mercy whatsoever!
So, there it is.
Get a good watch, I prefer the Luminox dive watch (Luminox 3901 Black Navy Seal Diver Watch NIB - eBay (item 200353007800 end time Jul-15-09 07:24:09 PDT)) a surefire G2 LED with a red filter lens. Butane lighter to burn off loose threads on your uniform. Nail clippers. Everything else will be taken from you.
Speak only when spoken to
A Drill Sgt. is not a "sir", so don't call him one.
Start running NOW, every day.
Your not going to Ft. Benning so your not going 11B/C/M ect., so what is your primary MOS going to be?
Are you going OSUT (One Station Unit Training), Basic and AIT running consecutive?
Just remember, it's all a "mind fuck". I did mine in '83 so I'm sure certain things have changed.
Good luck and drive on, when it's over and you get your little "Thank you for Coming ribbon" you'll never regret doing it.
ps. Then go Airborne and Ranger
"I'd rather be judged by twelve, than carried by six"
Just bring some civilian clothes you don't really care to much about and a pair of glasses that you don't really need (if you wear them). Everything else will be confiscated except for 1 book and the bible. Everything else will be provided or bought at the first trip to the BX ... or PX whatever you Army guys call it.
At least that was the way it was when i did USAF boot camp in 2001. Good luck and thank you for serving.
I went to Fort Knox for my boot camp in 1983 there are some very nice hills for marching up and down. Just Listen to your Drill Instructors and do what they say and you'll be fine and remember it's Only Boot Camp and not for Life
they want to see what your made and make you improve upon what you are.
After your done you should be in the best shape of your life.
As far as clothes take a nice shirt and nice pair of jeans shoes at the end of your boot camp depending on how things go you may have a day of leave and may want to go out and visit the local area. Good Luck to and thanks for Joining!!
Oh yeah whats you MOS going to be Armor? Cav Scout?
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Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have. The course of history shows that as a government grows, LIBERTY DECREASES."
Thomas Jefferson
If you're a "big fella", don't take any clothes.
They'll flap and sag on you at the end of boot camp.
Dont call it "boot camp". Its "Basic Training".
I went through Parris Island back in 2005. That place sucked. Especially during the summer. All those damn bugs. Just remember that its a mind game. They wont make you do anything that they themselves haven't already done. It's kinda like a right to passage. Yeah, you'll hate it there! But at least you get the weekends off. In the Marine Corps that shit didn't fly. It was 7 days a week there. I also have been told you get stress cards. Ask your recruiter about those. But don't bring anything with you besides religious stuff, like your Rosary or Bible. They'll take you to the PX and you'll buy everything you need there. Have your family send you some mailing supplies once you get there. Stuff like envelopes and stamps. Your allowed to have that kinda stuff. O yeah, I forgot that you get the weekends off. Never mind that. You could just call your family from a phone. Good luck and remember its a mind game.
My younger brother did 6 months at Ft Knox.ROTC had to be paid back. Two years active or 6 years reserves.
SOON-We already lost the war. You are the resistance.
Thank you for joining and serving.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781

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Telehealth player Alere says its new cellular connectivity hub has received clearance from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for over-the-counter use.
Branded Alere HomeLink, the hub is designed to connect patients with providers and can be used in conjunction with other Alere (Waltham, MA, USA) products, says the company.
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Korean Regulator Criticised for Failing to Probe Banks
South Korea's financial watchdog came under increased scrutiny over its monitoring of savings banks after Prime Minister Kim Hwang Sik said it resisted probes by the state auditor into the lenders last year.
The Financial Supervisory Service tried to dissuade the Board of Audit and Inspection from examining savings banks between January and April 2010 for suspicion of improper lending, Kim told lawmakers today in Seoul. Kim was chairman of the state auditor at the time, prior to taking his current post in October.
"Our inspection faced very strong resistance from the FSS, which said they will do it on their own," according to Kim. "They said a stringent probe will turn up too many problems, which may cause bank runs."
The ruling Grand National Party yesterday proposed a probe by an independent counsel into savings banks amid growing speculation that regulators overlooked illicit activity at the lenders. Korean finance regulators have also angered investors with delays that are holding up Lone Star Funds' sale of Korea Exchange Bank (004940) even as President Lee Myung Bak pushes for consolidation in the industry.
The Financial Services Commission, the state regulator, said last month it will postpone approval of Hana Financial Group Inc. (086790)'s planned purchase of Seoul-based Korea Exchange Bank until legal disputes involving Dallas-based Lone Star were resolved. The FSS is a privately funded agency that enforces regulations set by the FSC.
Corruption Scandal
"The savings bank crisis is evolving into a corruption scandal and that's the last thing the Lee government needs right now, when it's already losing its battle against inflation," said Kang Won Taek, a professor of political science at the Seoul National University. "This may make it hard for the ruling party to retain its parliamentary majority next year."
South Korea this year suspended eight savings banks, including Busan Savings Bank and its four units, after their finances deteriorated because loans for construction projects soured amid a real-estate slump. The government is seeking to sell seven of the lenders by August.
In anticipation of a general legislative vote in April and a presidential election in December 2012, Lee's Grand National Party needs to bolster its popularity and tame inflation that has exceeded the central bank's 4 percent target ceiling for five months straight.
Approval Drops
Lee's approval rating has dropped to 27.1 percent from 45.5 percent at the end of last year, according to a survey conducted between May 23 and May 27 by Seoul-based Realmeter. The latest poll had a margin of error of 1.6 percentage point. Lee, 69, is in his fourth year of the single five-year term allowed by South Korea's Constitution.
The Supreme Prosecutors' Office on May 2 indicted executives at Busan Savings Bank affiliates on charges including accounting fraud and embezzlement. The prosecutors blamed "insufficient supervision" by the FSS for the failure to detect the lenders' illegal activities.
The FSS faces "the biggest crisis ever," Lee said on May 4 as he ordered reforms.
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I'm looking forward to Sunday, June 2 — the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ — when we're all invited to pray with the Holy Father as part of a worldwide initiative. Rome Reports has the story:
I haven't really done the math in my head, but I do believe the initiative in my own home diocese is staggered somewhat from Pope Francis' appointed time. According to the National Catholic Register:
VATICAN CITY — For the first time in the Church's history, Catholics worldwide will be simultaneously participating in an hour of Eucharistic adoration on Sunday, led by Pope Francis. The Holy Hour, to be broadcast from St. Peter's Basilica on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, will take place on June 2 from 5-6pm local time. Its theme, "One Lord, One Faith," was chosen to testify to the deep unity that characterizes it, the Vatican says.
Nonetheless, I'm looking forward to spending time in Adoration at our Cathedral in Fresno on Sunday. I think it is simply awesome to imagine the faithful literally around the globe praying in solidarity with the Pope's intentions. Although my own parish has an adoration chapel, I rarely pray there – it is a former office, kept under lock and key. Spontaneous visits are next to impossible and I've been unable to commit to a regular hour due to my travels (I know… excuses, excuses…). I think it will be amazing to pray at our Cathedral with my Bishop and whatever priests are in attendance. Our Cathedral is a place of great physical beauty, amazing sacred art, and a congregation that is truly devout. It will be precious to pray among them.
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Lease Purchase Option Agreement
Lease purchase option agreement refers to a type of real estate purchase where tenants lease a home with the intention of buying it at a future date. Lease options usually last between 1 and 3 years with a portion of rent money contributed toward the purchase price.
Entering into a lease purchase option agreement provides buyers with bad credit the opportunity to rebuild their credit so they can qualify for a mortgage loan when the contract expires. Lease options can also be a good choice for buyers unable to provide sufficient down payments to obtain a conventional home loan.
The first step to entering into lease options is to determine which type of contract is legal within the state where the property is leased. Three types of lease option contracts exist and include: lease options, options to purchase, and lease purchase agreements.
Lease options require buyers to provide sellers with option money. Similar to a down payment, option money secures the property for purchase at a later date. However, option money is nonrefundable and does not apply toward the down payment when the sale is finalized. Sellers can allow buyers to lock-in the purchase price or require them to pay fair market value when the contract expires.
Lease options prohibit the seller from listing the property for sale during the contract period. Buyers are prohibited from assigning the lease option to another person without seller approval. A portion of rental income is applied toward the purchase price which can range from 1- to 100-percent. Buyers are not required to purchase the home, but will lose all vested funds at the end of the lease option contract.
Options to purchase are nearly identical to lease options. The primary difference is buyers can sell the option to another buyer. This is not to say that the real estate is sold. Instead, the options to purchase contract is sold; allowing the original buyer to continue leasing the property with the intent to purchase when the contract expires.
Lease purchase agreements are similar to a sales contract because buyers are obligated to purchase the property when the contract expires. Buyers provide a small down payment and pay additional funds each month to fulfill the down payment requirement.
For example, sellers require $20,000 down payment, but allow buyers to pay over time. Buyers might contribute $5,000 upfront and extend the remaining $15,000 over the term of the lease. If the lease extends for 3 years, buyers would pay an additional $416.66 per month to satisfy the down payment requirement. Oftentimes, sellers contribute a portion of rent payments toward the purchase price at the end of the agreement.
Lease purchase agreements allow buyers to accrue home equity, as long as the property value accelerates. This type of contract must be executed by a real estate lawyer and include default clauses and possession/occupancy rights.
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I'm at the beginning stages of hunting for a used boat. I don't intend to sail it anywhere but the Great Lakes and will spend the weekends on it with the occasional longer stay. The problem is i'm 6' 5" and I know i'm going to struggle with headroom regardless but i'd prefer to shortlist a few that have pretty good headroom. This doesn't seem to be a standard dimension that is shown in specs. I have seen some Catalina 30's that have good headroom but am looking for suggestions on what other 30ish ft used boats in the $15K-$20K range might be worth considering.
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Ouch, and I thought finding head room for my crew at 6' was tough...
Jeanneau lists headroom in their brochures; but I think they rounded off generously when converting from centimeters to inches. They list 6'5" as the headroom in one of their models and they must have measured the MAX and not the MIN height.
There's a Pearson 36 design from the '70's that has pretty decent headroom (over 6') and might also fit your budget. Worth a look, anyway. Pretty boat, with a skeg-based rudder. Lots of storage space.
While headroom will be an issue I think what you will need to look at more is berth length. I'm 6'1" ,my wife is 5'10" and we had a hard time finding a double berth that would be comfortable for the both of us in a 30'ish boat. Single berths seem to have the length so if you're solo it might be easier. I don't mind stooping a little while going through the cabin but I like to be comfortable when I sleep. Another thing to look at is headroom in the head (no pun intended). The cabin might have good height but trying to pull up your pants in a short and small compartment is a real struggle. Good luck!
P.S. In my experience full keel boats have more headroom than fin keel ones because of the hull shape so you might start there.
Steve has a very good point... Many boats, even if they have the head room, won't have a berth that will be long enough for you to be comfortable in. If I were you, I'd be looking at both measurements, with an emphasis on the berth length. A lot of times, you'll be down below but sitting....so if it isn't quite tall enough to clear you, it might still be doable...but when you're asleep...you don't have as many options.
Thanks for the responses. The berth length didn't even occur to me. Now the task is even bigger. If I can't find data on headroom, the chances of finding berth length data is even smaller!!
If you see a tall guy wandering around a marina asking people if he can try out their bed for size, thats me !
Lack...I am 6'4" and a long time ago owned an O'day 32 Center Cockpit sloop which gave me a cross-wise double in the aft cabin that allowed me to sleep comfortably...something that I found difficult to find on other boats in this size range. As I recall, it had good standing headroom and I just had to slouch a little to avoid banging my head on stuff! They were made in the mid-late 70's and there are a few on yacht-world like this one. Good luck in finding something suitable.
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Special Olympics Team Triumphs
The St. Camillus Special Olympics Program recently competed in the Fordham University Area Games Basketball Tournament. The team was greeted by the university's band and the famous Ram mascot. After the traditional Olympics parade of athletes, the games began.
The athletes are divided into either a team five on five full court competition or an individual skills competition consisting of dribbling, shooting, and passing. In the team competition, St Camillus beat the Nassau All-Stars 52-20, and the Association of Children with Down Syndrome 44-18 to claim the gold medal. It was very gratifying to see the nine-team members and their three coaches, Peter Brady, Rich Grosetto, and Jay Burke, celebrating with such enthusiasm and pride. Tommy Ryan, Walter Ensor, and John DiBartolomeo led the scoring; Joe Orban, Kevin Reilly, and Terence Burke were the playmakers; and Patrick Carroll and Brian Moriarty were the rebounders.
The team owed much of its success to its weekly practices with Joe Courtney and Peter Brady against Special Olympics volunteers Sean Tubridy, Brian Bagley, Danny Quinn, Katie Grogan, Kiera Duffy, Greg Grosetto, Ellenoira, Martina, and Shinann Featherston, and Spencer Daly.
In the individual competition, Jennifer Gottlieb won a gold medal, Evan Russell, and Elizabeth Sena won silvers, Patrick Tritschler, and Paul Fitzpatrick won Bronze, and Heather Huber, Anthony Davis, and Timothy Mullally won ribbons.
Thanks to the volunteers who traveled to Fordham to support the athletes. They were Sean Tubridy, Christine and Joe Courtney, Greg and Rich Grosetto, Rita Kirk, Peter Brady and Maureen Featherston.
The St. Camillus Program next competed in the Queens County Track and Field Competition at St. John's University. In this competition, each athlete runs in either a 50 or 100 meter dash and then throws a softball for distance. In the dash, Joe Orban, Kevin Reilly, Erika Stringer, and Tommy Ryan won gold. Patrick Carroll, John DiBartolomeo, Paul Fitzpatrick, Evan Russell, and Elizabeth Sena took second place silver. Anthony Davis, Jennifer Gottlieb, and Kevin Nolan won bronze, and Terence Burke, James Flood, and Timothy Mullally took home ribbons.
The athletes throw the softball three times with their best throw determining their finishing placement. Evan Russell won gold. Terence Burke, Patrick Carroll, Paul Fitzpatrick, Kevin Nolan, and Elizabeth Sena won silver. Anthony Davis, John DiBartolomeo, Timothy Mullally, and Kevin Reilly took home bronze, and James Flood, Jennifer Gottlieb, Joe Orban, Tommy Ryan and Erika Stringer received ribbons for their efforts. Thanks to Kathy Clarke, Peter Brady, and Jim McVeigh who helped me organize all the athletes at St. John's.
All of these very special athletes deserve credit for the determination they showed at their Monday night practices at the St. Camillus gymnasium. They thank Father Dunne for the use of their training facilities, and Sis O'Neill for her support there. They especially thank their coaches throughout the year: Jennifer Carson, Danielle Mullen (congratulations on her recent engagement), Lisa Collier, Kristen Daly, Matt Dory, Kilby Featherston, Trevor Tubridy, Sean Parchment, Caitlin Murtagh, Rose Gurry, Danielle Tesoriero and Jessica. The program thanks St. Francis de Sales and St. Rose of Lima parishes for contributing so many volunteers. The program could not exist without the volunteers' help each week. There are now 28 athletes who train each week with individual coaching.
All of the coaches and athletes sincerely thank all of the program's benefactors. Successful fundraisers were held in Manhattan at Coppersmith's and Madison's. The athletes and their parents traveled to Fordham in a nice coach thanks to a raffle, which was held at Pat and Bethann Featherston's annual party after the Rockaway St. Patrick's Parade. Ellenoira, Martina, Shinann, Kilby, and Lauren Featherston, and Katie O'Neill all sold the raffles tirelessly throughout the party.
Next on the agenda is the Family Walk/Run on July 28. Many of the Special Olympics' athletes will compete, and the program shares in the race's receipts.


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It has been our trend at Catavino to share with you a new fabulous wine that we've stumbled across only to find that it is either sparsely distributed as a result of low production or is not being exported at all. Consequently, we get pretty bummed out about this. Whenever we run across something we love, like giving someone an unexpected gift, we reap the benefits of seeing someone share in a wonderful experience. Well, guess what? Allow us to present you with your unexpected gift today, Quinta Herdade de Malhadinha, now available on your side of the big pond. Last year, when Ryan took a trip to the Alentejo region, he came home extremely excited about this winery, giving accolades for it producing wines of great character. If you're interested in tasting this wine, go to the Importer's website, Quintessential Wines, to see if it's available in your area.
There's one other quick thing we want to point out that fits nicely with this announcement. August is Portuguese Table Wine Month here at Catavino. At the end of July, we'll be packing up our computer, cameras and audio recorder for a four day trip to Lisbon, Portugal. Sadly, we won't be visiting any vineyards (we don't think), but we will be meeting a new friend and tasting a lot of wine. And being that Portuguese wines are a little difficult to come by here in Spain, we'll do our utmost best to haul back as much wine as we can, contingent on the newest regulations for air travel of course. We're both very excited to go, being our first trip back to Portugal together since our honeymoon in January of 2003, and are intent to steal away for at least one romantic dinner in the heart of the city!
Finally, we hope some of you are still searching out new sherries to try. Tomorrow, we'll be doing another rooftop tasting with a twist. I won't tell you now, but let's just say the video will be a little different from you've experienced from us in the past. Our theme will be Sherry, and we intend to line up a series of great Tapas that should make them come alive. we hope that you will enjoy what we've put together and look forward to hearing what sherries you've been discovering in your area!
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Here's a photo I got out of the airplane window when flying from Ho Chih Minh city to Phu Quoc. As you can see, the sky was pretty crazy, and these are some of my favorite (and quite rare) light situations! I started shooting casually with my RX100, but then when things really started hotting up, I decided to go for the big A7r!- Trey RatcliffClick here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
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You could say that David Ward is the Washington insider who isn't afraid to be an outsider when necessary. Ward, a British native, has served on a myriad of higher education councils and committees and has been president of the American Council on Education since September 2001. As ACE leader in the turbulent days after 9/11, he stressed the importance of international relationships and the welcoming of students and scholars from other nations. Most recently he was appointed by U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings to serve on the National Commission on the Future of Higher Education, but declined to sign the final report. At the time the report was issued, in fall 2006, Ward questioned the recommendation that higher education institutions provide information for a new database meant to track student achievement. Ward cautioned against the approach, worrying about unanswered financial and privacy concerns.
"In some ways there is no ideal time to leave a job like this-the political environment in Washington is especially complex and new issues are constantly emerging," he said in a statement. That may be Ward's greatest understatement. Lawmakers are now tackling education issues on all fronts: the long delayed reauthorization of the Higher Education Act; a revamp of the student loan system; a new call for accountability; and debates on No Child Left Behind, President Bush's landmark K-12 education law.
Given the political stage in Washington, D.C., it is a sure bet that Ward won't be out of reach. He plans to continue writing, lecturing, and consulting about higher education.
Ward, who turns 70 next year, simply says he and his wife, Judith, want more flexibility at this time in life. -Jean Marie Angelo
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mini bites are a great yummy treat to surprise guests halfway through the dancing portion of the reception. these little food bites look great in photographs and everyone loves a little mid-reception snack while dancing the night away! most caterers will have options for these mini bites, but if you would like a speciality vendor to come setup some fun desserts or goodies here are a list of some great options to check out…
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or for anyone thinking of throwing a little get together martha stewart's website has some amazing recipes and tips. i love this mini lobster roll for a new england inspired fête!
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FOXBORO -- With his team preparing for a season finale against the Bills, Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien is on the verge of leaving after the season to take over for Joe Paterno as the head coach of Penn State football, according to a report by USA TODAY.
Jon Saraceno of USA TODAY tweeted Sunday morning [1] that "a person with knowledge of the Penn State hiring tells USA TODAY that only contract details need to be finalized before O'Brien is the man."
Earlier in the morning, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that emerged as a leading candidate for the job, one year after assuming the offensive coordinator duties full-time with the Patriots.
For more, visit the Patriots team page at weei.com/patriots [2].
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In 1968, the twenty-eight-year-old Alighiero Boetti changed his name to liberate his artistic practice. The name change was commemorated by a photographic postcard, titled Gemelli (Twins), showing the artist strolling down a leafy allée holding hands with himself. It's a strangely touching image in which the handclasp signals both dominance and recessiveness. The new name addressed the now-twinned personality of "Alighiero e Boetti" (Alighiero and Boetti). Explaining his newly proclaimed duality, Boetti stated: "Alighiero is the more childlike, which is directed toward the outside, to a trusting environment. Alighiero is the name used by people who know me. Boetti is more abstract because family names categorize and classify. This is true for everyone. The first name gives a feeling of trust and intimate friendship. As a family name, Boetti is an abstraction, an expression."1
In the previous year, Boetti had his premiere exhibitions. The first was in his hometown of Turin, Italy; the second was in Rome, which later became his primary residence. The exhibition in Turin, at Galleria Christian Stein, offered a startling introduction to an artist of dazzling variety, whose liberating use of industrial materials would signal a new understanding of sculptural possibility. It is also important to note that the exhibition introduced Boetti to critic Germano Celant and the artists Celant would that same year identify as the avatars of a new artistic disposition, Arte Povera.
While Boetti's work remains associated with Arte Povera to this day, he withdrew himself from its roster only a year after he had been drawn into it. "It was a very exciting time, especially for materials—that was a discovery… . You see, the enthusiasm about seeing all those materials was fantastic, but then it got to be too much. Unfortunately, there were phases where Arte Povera was like going to the drugstore, where there is simply too much stuff available. Then in 1968 there were the exaggerations in which I participated until I couldn't stand it anymore, and that was the end, finito."2 What followed was one of the most singular and prolific arcs in twentieth-century art production.
In 1971, Boetti visited Afghanistan, which would for the better part of the decade become his alternate home. It was there that the artist began his series of embroidered world maps, a campaign that lasted until the Russian incursion in 1979, and then was revived briefly by Afghani refugees in Pakistan between 1982 and 1985. Boetti or his assistants made drawings for the maps, then chatted with the embroiderers, who were given total freedom in realizing the finished artworks. Like much of Boetti's output, the maps provide a haunting record of passing time as the seamstresses' needlework tightened or relaxed boundaries, as if the globe itself were inhaling and exhaling. Such is the wondering, dualistic elegance of Alighiero e Boetti.


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A key factor in building local resilience against the oil crisis, climate change and economic downturn is food security, including locally sourced food. Annemarie will give us tips on getting started with growing our own vegetables. Other topics will be the role of pollinators and how to encourage them, supermarkets and sustainability—a contradiction in terms? and how we can reduce our carbon footprint and consume ethically when it comes to food.
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The crazy thing about this arrangement is that the Singapore Train Station that we left from is actually owned by Malaysia
Eventually we got back to our cabin and were able to settle down for the night. At least that was what we hoped. The reality was that people constantly slamming doors, loud creaks and rattles throughout the train and what has to be the shakiest train in existence kept us awake. We had exactly NO sleep during the whole 9-hour overnight journey - terrible! We will never take an overnight again in Asia.
We arrived into KL and caught a cab to our hostel. We were luckily able to check into our room early and went straight to sleep for the next 6 hours. The room in the Trekker Lodge hostel was basic, with another grubby wet-room ensuite, but free Internet and breakfast made up for it, especially with a decent price of �10 per night.
Waking mid-afternoon we wanted to go out and take a look around the immediate area
The Petronas Towers are a sight to behold. They don't actually look as big as we expected, especially as they were the tallest buildings until the 'Taipai 101' in Taiwan was constructed a couple of years ago. There is also nothing that large around the tower to give it any perspective, this does however lend itself to some great, clear photos of the towers (PICS). We sat and admired the fantastic architecture of the towers for a while before taking the 15-minute walk back to our hostel.
The following day we tried to catch up on our previous night of sleep deprivation and chilled out in the hostel, partly because we were knackered and also because the New Year meant that there was a two-day public holiday and, once again, nothing much would be open. We took the opportunity to try out the local food place around the corner from our hostel and sat down for a banana leaf set meal. A giant leaf was laid out before us and a selection of different piles of Indian / Asian foods were slapped down on top. We wondered out loud what each pile was, and various staff tried to explain but we found that the best way to find out was for Andrew to act as guinea pig and shove them into his mouth. Almost every pile was delicious, varying from potato dishes to chicken curry, dried banana and some sort of mushy spinach type dish
KL has a fairly basic public transport system with few stops and even less that are actually of much use. Taxis are generally the simplest and most user-friendly method of transport, although our hostel host kept insisting that we just walk everywhere! This can be just as useful as the Monorail / LRT system as you normally have to walk out of your way to get to a station and then walk some more to get to your destination at the other end. Nevertheless, we thought we would try the monorail and travelled to the stop nearest to the Tourist Info Centre (predictably, walking would have been quicker!).
The tourist centre helped us with a few queries and we then returned to the Petronas Towers to try and get up to the Skybridge. Arriving at the towers we discovered that there only a limited number of tickets (free of charge) per day to access the bridge and visitors cannot enter the towers at any other time. The tickets are distributed from 8.30am and normally run out at about 10 - 10.30am. At 11am we were out of luck.
We crossed through the shopping mall and emerged at the other end of the towers complex, into the KLCC Park; the main bit of greenery in the city centre. The park includes a large lake with numerous fountains and water features, plenty of lawns and trees and a play area for kids. It also gives great views up at the towers and allowed for some interesting shots of the iconic building (PICS).
In an attempt to try out all the cities modes of transport we jumped onto the (fairly) nearby LRT underground train and travelled to the west of the city to see a couple of tourist attractions that we had earmarked
Just across the water we found the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, an impressive structure with two twisted stairway towers and central clock tower that looked like an Arab version of Big Ben (PICS). The building faces Merdeka Square, an important location in the history of Malaysian culture. It was the point where the British flag was lowered and the Malaysian one raised exactly 50 years ago to mark the end of British rule in the country. The Malaysian flag still flies proudly half a century later (PIC).
From Merdeka Square we wanted to travel up to the KL Lake Gardens and hoped to get a taxi to do the legwork instead of us. Trying to find a taxi driver that would use his meter and not charge an extortionate rate proved to be impossible so we ended up walking it anyway! The gardens house a number of attractions, such as the National Monument, a modern sculpture garden, a bird park and deer park. The National Monument is a tribute to those who died in the First, Second and Emergency wars, and displays a bronze statue of soldiers holding a flag, behind which is a fountain and curved structure with several minarets and beyond that a cenotaph dedicated to the wars (PICS). The vibrant colour in the fountain contrasts vividly with the dark statue and gives the monument a true depth. From the top of the hill where the monument is located we could see across the city to the two famous towers, KL and Petronas (PIC). Contrary to the image, Petronas is actually the bigger of the two!
We walked through the park, past the bird and deer gardens and spotted a few wild monkeys looting a dustbin at the roadside. We emerged from the park at the National Mosque; a stunning structure that stands out from the surroundings with is bright white colour and clean, simple lines. The striking minaret is accompanied by a star shaped dome, which represents the 13 states of Malaysia and the 5 pillars of Islam (PICS).
As you can see from the colour of the sky in these pictures, a thunderstorm was quickly approaching so we had to quickly depart. We made our way to the Old KL Train Station; a beautiful old building sadly no longer used by the railway. The Moorish architecture with its arches and minarets is one the finest examples of such craft in Malaysia (PIC). As there is nothing really left at the old train station we headed off back to our hostel and out of the rain.
The taxi drivers were at their usual tricks of not using the meter and quoting us a price of between 15 and 20 ringits for the journey. We knew it should be less so progressed with trying to find a driver who would use his meter. Eventually one agreed and we got back to the hostel with 5 ringits on the meter - much more what we expected. This is a common theme in KL and all over Asia and if you can actually find a driver who is prepared to use his meter then you can save a lot. If not then just haggle until the price is about 50% of the starting quote and it shouldn't be too far away from the real price!
We used the local Indian 'restaurant' for dinner again; another �3 meal for two
It chucked it down first thing the following morning and just managed to clear in time for us to walk to the Petronas Towers in order to queue up at just after 8:30am for a chance to get tickets up to the tower Skybridge. By the time we arrived there were already hundreds of people queued and we wondered if we were too late. Half an hour later we neared the front and could see that tickets were still being dished out. The tickets are given out with a particular time slot, to which you have to adhere to visit the Skybridge. Our slot was 12:15pm so we had three hours to kill until we could go up.
We caught the LRT to Central Market (PICS). The market was only half open, despite it being close to midday and most of the stalls inside sold local goods and memorabilia. We were looking for Sunglasses and trousers and hoped that the market would sell sufficient tat for us to find something. Luckily there were a few stalls outside the market building that sold sunglasses and we found a few 'designer' pairs that cost us about �2 each - authentic!
We walked from the central market to Chinatown just a few streets down. In contrast to most Chinatowns, the KL version was full of Indians. We managed to find another (back-up) pair of sunglasses for Verdi - made by Chanel of course, and then headed back to the Petronas Towers via the Dayabumi Complex - a modern structure which looks just like it has jumped off the architects sketch board and straight into the KL skyline (PIC).
Back at the Petronas towers we had a short wait before cramming into the elevator with about 30 other visitors
After our 20-minute scheduled visit we were herded back into the elevator and plummeted down to the basement level where we took some time to waltz around the shopping centre and find some trousers for Verdi - in 'Marks and Spencers' of all places!
Having been to one of the world's tallest structures that day we decided to visit another; the KL tower, which is the fourth tallest tower in the world. Although not as high as the Petronas Towers, the KL Tower has a viewing platform that is higher than the Skybridge. On our way to the tower we stopped at a nearby mall for some dinner. Faced with a choice between McDonalds, Pizza Hut, an Irish Sandwich Bar and a local restaurant we chose the latter in an attempt to be cultured and not bow down to the multinational corporate machines that encroach into every town and city in the world. We should have bowed down as usual and ordered Big Mac's! Despite ordering food that should have contained no fish whatsoever, we were greeted by dried anchovies topping both of our meals - the flavour permeating each mouthful
We caught the free shuttle from the base of the KL Tower complex to the actual tower - about a ten-minute uphill walk if you're feeling energetic, and paid our entrance fee. The tower looked even brighter than normal with its flashing red and blue lights (PIC). The lights seemed to change colour every day, sometimes just red, sometimes yellow or green. We walked through the elegantly decorated foyer (PIC) and shot up the tower in the high-speed lift to the observation level. We were welcomed with an audio-visual player which gave commentary and video based on the view from each window. It was a novel idea but didn't have the feature of pausing the commentary in case you wanted to take longer at a particular window, and many of the places that were discussed couldn't be seen during the night!
From the tower we could see the 'Eye on Malaysia' (PIC) - effectively the same as the London Eye and based in a large park that has firework and laser shows each week. We had planned to visit but the firework show was only on during the weekends and we weren't around at the right time. The view of the Petronas Towers was excellent and for the first time it gave the towers a real sense of scale against the surrounding buildings - we could finally see that perhaps it was pretty damn big! (PIC)
Leaving the KL Tower we decided to take a wander back to the Petronas Towers to get a couple of night shots, the graduated lighting of the towers gives it an even more impressive appearance during the night, especially with the large foyer area and fountains all lit up (PICS).
That was to be our final view and lasting impression of KL as we were heading to Borneo the following day.


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An alleged home invader, who had the tables turned on him by the man he attacked, remains in a critical condition in Hawke's Bay Hospital's intensive-care unit.
Police have completed two scene examinations following an attack on a sleeping father late Saturday night.
A 33-year-old forestry worker, who asked to not be identified, said his partner answered the front door at their Mcvay St home in Napier South shortly before midnight where a man "just barged through her, looked into my lounge and at the kids in the games room, came upstairs where I was asleep and started attacking me with the hammer". He woke to find a man "standing on the bed over me".
"I think he might have punched me a couple of times because all I saw was a fist coming down towards my face," he said.
The attacker had a hammer, which the men wrestled for while his partner and four of his children looked on. The intruder asked the father what he was doing in the intruder's house.
The family have lived there for 18 months.
The intruder let go of the hammer to grab the father's testicles. The father grabbed the hammer and struck the intruder several times.
His partner showed the man to the front door.
"I recall my little girl screaming at him, saying 'why would you come to my house?"'
Shortly afterwards, a 23-year-old Napier man drove himself to nearby City Medical, where he was transferred to Hawke's Bay Hospital with head injuries.
Detective Senior Sergeant Dave de Lange said the intruder was not known to the occupants of the house and police were working to confirm he was the same man admitted to hospital.
In an unrelated incident, a 37-year-old Napier man also drove himself to City Medical. He arrived at 5.30am on Sunday with stab wounds to his head and body after an attack on Bluff Hill.
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Prime Minister John Howard yesterday vowed not to let the Coalition's newly won majority in the Senate go to his head.
Queensland Nationals candidate Barnaby Joyce was declared the winner of the sixth Senate seat shortly after 11am yesterday, giving the Coalition 39 senators out of 76 from July 1 next year.
This paves the way for the passage of legislation previously blocked by the Opposition and minor parties, including a bill to repeal cross-media laws, industrial relations reforms and the full sale of Telstra.
Mr Howard said he wanted to assure people the Government would use its majority wisely.
"We intend to do the things we've promised the Australian people we would do, but we don't intend to allow this unexpected but welcome majority in the Senate to go to our heads," Mr Howard said. "We certainly won't be abusing our newfound position."
Federal Treasurer Peter Costello said the full sale of Telstra led the legislative agenda.
"We have announced previously that it is our belief that the ownership of Telstra has to be resolved," Mr Costello said.
He said the Senate majority would allow the Government to deliver its election mandate in full, foreshadowing changes in workplace relations, welfare regulation and the reduction of taxes, previously blocked by the Senate.
Labor's new leader in the Senate, Chris Evans, warned that it would be difficult to hold the Government to account.
"Clearly the Government has an unfettered power now," Senator Evans said. "I think a lot of Australians, like me, are concerned that they will reduce the checks and balances on Government."
Senator Evans said the Senate's ability to order special inquiries would be severely hampered.
There was also the possibility the Government could abolish Senate estimates committees and put time limits on debates in the upper house, he said.
Australian Democrats leader Andrew Bartlett, whose party lost official party status, said he was disappointed Queensland Democrat John Cherry had lost his spot.
Mr Joyce's path to victory was assured when former One Nation leader Pauline Hanson knocked One Nation senator Len Harris out of the contest. Almost 28,000 preferences from the Fishing Party were then transferred to the Nationals candidate, putting him out of danger.
Ms Hanson was eighth, with 8.7 per cent of the vote after preferences. Greens candidate Drew Hutton ended up with 290,588 or 12.8 per cent of the vote, behind Mr Joyce on 341,786 or 15.1 per cent and Liberal candidate Russell Trood on 335,638 or 14.8 per cent.
Senate outcomes in South Australia and Western Australia will be known today. SA is expected to elect three Liberal and Labor senators, with Labor taking the seat of former Democrats leader Meg Lees. WA will have three Liberals, two Labor and one Green, who will replace Democrats senator Brian Greig.


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text: Crystal L'Hote, associate professor of philosophy, was interviewed by Elaine McMillon Sheldon for her Lifetime/TED Women short called "The Experience of Time." This short film "explores the history of humans' complicated relationship with time, deconstructs our obsession with controlling it, and contemplates how to be more mindful of this valuable resource." Crystal's comments (and a nice drawing of her appears on the visual) at about 1:40 at this link: http://www.mylifetime.com/shows/shorts-on-time/season-1/episode-5 (posted November 2016) Crystal L'Hote, associate professor of philosophy, in late April delivered a paper, "From Correlation to Causation: The Pluralist's Way," at the Science of Consciousness conference, hosted by Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona. The paper engages metaphysical questions in philosophy of science and neuroscience. Crystal is a member of the Neuroscience Program Steering Committee at the College. (posted June 2016) Crystal L'Hote, associate professor in the Department of Philosophy, was in short-term residence at the Mind and Life Institute at Amherst College, where, in May, she was invited to present a paper on her sabbatical work. Inspired by a poem by Emily Dickinson, who lived in Amherst, the title was "Blue to Blue: Aligning Mind and Brain." (September 2015) Crystal L'Hote, associate professor of philosophy, received a grant from the Center for Neuroscience and Society at the University of Pennsylvania to support her participation in a two-week, interdisciplinary summer session on contemporary topics in neuroscience." In late April, Crystal delivered a paper, "(Neural) Activity and Consciousness," at the annual Toward a Science of Consciousness conference, hosted by Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona. The paper engages methodological questions in the contemporary neuroscience(s). (posted August 2014) Crystal L'Hôte, associate professor of philosophy, presented a lecture, "Memory, Moral Agency, and the Possibility of Forgiveness," on November 15, at Colgate University. (November 2013)


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T-ara's Leader, So Yeon, Cries While Opening Up About Hwa Young for the First Time
T-ara's leader, So Yeon, has opened up for the first time on the 'Hwa Young outcast' incident.
The Chosun Daily revealed a video interview with So Yeon on August 13 in which the T-ara member spoke candidly about her thoughts on the recent issue.
Regarding the video clips and images that were posted by netizens online as "evidence" of Hwa Young's ostracizing, So Yeon shared she had seen them online too but explained, "During recording for broadcast shows there are prepared situations that are created for entertainment purposes and parts that are hidden as well, but [the "evidence"] had been edited and posted in a way that anyone seeing them would have thought [Hwa Young was being made an outcast]. I was so shocked and my heart was pained."
She went on, "I really have no clue why they would choose to show things in that manner. We were merely just laughing and chatting together but I'm confused why they chose to show things like that. We're individuals who have just begun in society but for our young hearts, it was a difficult thing to process."
When asked if Hwa Young and So Yeon had bad relations, So Yeon dismissed the notion saying, "No. Of course I believe there must have been things that she may have been disappointed about. If, until now, there has been times that I wasn't able to act as an unnie or disappointed her or unknowingly caused her pain, I think of it as very regrettable but I think there hasn't been any instances I intentionally acted maliciously or did anything that could have caused [my actions and words] to be interpreted broadly."
So Yeon also shared until the issue surfaced, she had no idea of how Hwa Young was being portrayed by the video clips online as she shared, "I had absolutely no idea Hwa Young was being shown [as a loner]. In the one and a half years we were together as members we truly thought of her as a dongseng so, like the division of water and oil, that sort of thought never entered our mind. I think that's why this situation is that much more difficult and hard."
So Yeon did, however, admit her regrets over how the other T-ara members publicly expressed their feelings via Twitter in the past, which had been the tipping point that had led to the Hwa Young incident being full-blown as So Yeon said, "I think the way the other members expressed their inner feelings in such a public manner was wrong. We are deeply self-reflecting on that aspect and because that became so broadly interpreted, the T-ara members, Hwa Young and our families are all continuing to receive hurt. How things have turned out is very difficult and painful."
The T-ara leader then became emotional as she lastly added, "Until recently we were all practicing in the rehearsal room together and whether we were happy or sad we were together…" as she began tearing up. "[This issue] has been so difficult but it has been bearable as we have all been holding it in."
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