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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Earlville motel in Cairns with free parking
Popular property highlights
Located in Cairns, this motel is within a 15-minute walk of Cazalys Cairns and Arthouse. Cazaly's Stadium and Barlow Park are also within 3 mi (5 km).
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge are available at this motel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a conference center, a business center, and a meeting room.
Property Features
Room Amenities
All 61 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find DVD players, room service, and coffee makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Cairns Southside International
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The motel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 861 square feet (80 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly motel also offers an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 61
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Computer station
- Pool umbrellas
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Laundry facilities
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Year Built 1998
- Conference space size (feet) - 861
- Conference space size (meters) - 80
- Conference center
- Pool sun loungers
- Free parking nearby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in common areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Garden
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Partially open bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Southside Bar and Grill - This poolside restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the motel include an outdoor pool.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 12 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AUD 10.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for AUD 5 per night.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
- Fee for continental breakfast: AUD 12.50 per person (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 5 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 10.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Cairns Southside International
- Cairns Southside International Inn
- Southside International
- Southside International Inn
- Cairns Southside International Motel
- Southside International Motel
We should mention
One child 12 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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26 - 27 September 2007,
London, King Street
Price realised GBP 4,000
Estimate GBP 2,500 - GBP 3,000
The Worst Journey in the World, Antarctic 1910-1913. London, Bombay and Sydney: R.& R. Clark for Constable & Co. Ltd, 1922. 2 vols, 8° (223 x 145mm). Half-titles, 48 plates, 6 coloured, 10 folding panoramas, and 5 maps, 4 folding. (Occasional light marginal spotting.) Original linen-backed boards, printed paper labels on spines, edges rough-trimmed (lightly soiled and rubbed, labels browned and chipped). [And:]
Two autographs letters signed ('Apsley Cherry-Garrard' and 'Cherry') to Nancy Jefferys ('My dear Nancy'), Lamer Park, 5 October 1916, 6 pages 8vo, and 12 November 1917, 6 pages 8vo, with envelopes, these tipped-in on the front endpaper of vol. 1. Provenance: Nancy Jefferys (letters from the author) -- E.S. McCawley & Co. (bookseller's ticket).
FIRST EDITION OF 'THE FINEST POLAR BOOK EVER WRITTEN' (Rosove), WITH TWO AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. In one, predating publication by some years, he notes: 'at present I'm writing -- unwillingly -- a book called "The Official History of Scott's Last Expedition" -- somebody had to do it'. In this letter, which includes an original drawing of the recipient by Cherry-Garrard, he writes of loosing dear friends in trench warfare and on the Queen Mary ('I think the Huns want peace alright, the blighters, but I think we are determined to give them a real hammering first'), and making his first train journey after a year of bed-rest; he discusses illnesses picked up in various travels and being invalided by the Admiralty, and recalls a pre-war visit to Yokohama with Jefferys and going ashore with her without chaperone. In the second letter Cherry-Garrard comments on the difficulty of committing the harrowing events of the Worst Journey to paper: 'the more I [write] the more convinced I am that I can't write a word that anybody will ever read with pleasure'. Conrad p.173; Rosove 71.A1 ('Uncommon.'); Spence 27. (4)
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McKenzie Map 22 - Arrow and Sandstone Lakes
This map details the Arrow, Sandstone and Whitefish Lake area of Ontario, Canada. No BWCA or Quetico Park coverage. All maps are: Waterproof, Topographic, and feature Trails, Portages, Campsites, and more!
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Herbal Daily Conditioner
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Water, Quaternium-87 (Vegetable Derived), Cetearyl Alcohol (Vegetable Derived), Glycerin (Vegetable Derived), Polysorbate 60, Panthenol, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Borago (Borage) Officinalis Seed Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Extract, Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Extract, Prunus Serotina (Wild Cherry) Bark Extract, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Extract, Arctium Lappa (Burdock) Root Extract, Yucca Schidigera Root Extract, Lilium Candidum (Lily) Bulb Extract, Nelumbo Nucifera (Sacred Lotus) Flower Extract, Quercus Alba (Oak Bark) Bark Extract, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Phenoxyethanol, Glyceryl Undecylenate (Vegetable Derived), Citric Acid (Vegetable Derived), Fragrance*, Caramel. *Phthalate free.
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Reviews For Herbal Daily Conditioner
Based on 24 Reviews
Great product!
The first time I used this product I was a bit scared because of the color, I defiantly wasn't expecting it to be a shade of brown. But besides that this product works great and smells good! I would definitely recommend this to anyone.
- Bailey Gordon
Love the smell
Excellent product. I have trouble with natural conditioners because they usually dry out my hair and don't help with tangle but this product works. I get compliments on the smell too!
- Doreen
Strong smell but works decent
I have naturally curly hair, which requires a thick, deep conditioning conditioner and although this did the job, it didn't really wow me. I also didn't love the scent. It is quite masculine (sort of like Stetson). I'm not sure I would repurchase due to the scent but I'm happy to use the rest of the bottle.
Smells so nice!
This is a very nice conditioner, and love the scent!
- Marlene
Does have that musk smell but my 9-year old daughter loves it and it makes her curly hair glorious! Great product!
- Vikki
I haven't use this yet since I can't get past the smell. It smells like car oil, mixed with herbs and cinnamon. I love herbal scents, and the smell of cinnamon, but this combination, not for me.
- Anja
So, if you like to be surrounded by a cloud of overwhelming fragrance all day, even after your hair has dried, then this is the conditioner for you! I am sitting here, writing this a couple of hours after showering, and I am deciding whether, by mixing this stuff with something odorless, i could make use of the rest of the bottle...Why, oh, why must it smell so strong?
Other than that, and the fact that I can't read the bottle because the writing is white on light green, it seems about the same as any other conditioner.
- zendegy
Excellent for daily use!
Let me start from the beginning... although it is "herbal" I was surprised it came out of the bottle brown, like dark caramel brown. But, it moisturizes nicely for a daily conditioner, rinses clean, and doesn't leave build up on my very long, oily hair. I will definitely keep using it. I only wish it came in a larger, pump bottle like the matching shampoo!
- Catherine
Nice smelling!
Conditioner makes me a little nervous because it can weigh hair down. This doesn't. I have lots of fine hair and this conditioner moisturized and doesn't weigh my hair down. And it's a good price.
- Jill
Sadly Disappointed
I bought this conditioner as well as the shampoo thinking I was getting better quality with less additives. However after scanning the product using my Think Dirty app, I found out this product is rated a 9/10 on the bad side. The smell is great, but because of the ingredients, I will be looking for a more healthy alternative.
- Susan
It smells amazing and i love it
- Racheal
Not what you think
I love this product! I wasn't sure what to think of it at first but I will never use another conditioner ever again. If you wash your hair everyday this is what you're looking for
- Brittany
Best conditoner ever!
Wow, this is seriously the best conditioner I have ever used (Even beats out the conventional stuff). It is a little runny/slimy, so you have to be careful to not drop any, but that consistency works great to get the knots out of my hair. I don't even have to use a detangler anymore! The smell certainly was surprising at first. Kind of smells like if Brut aftershave was baked into a snicker-doodle, but I have always been into the deeper musky scents, so it works for me. I also love that you can smell it all day even into the next day! That is hard to find, so I will definitely sticking with this product!
- Elizabeth
Love this conditioner!
I love this conditioner! It's very conditioning unlike some other natural conditioners I've used that left my hair really matted. It smells absolutely wonderful! Will definitely purchase again!
- Kimberly
It's great!
You have to like eathy/plant smells, and if you do you will LOVE this. Makes my chemically treated hair feel soft.
- sadie
Great product!
I love the smell, the feel of my hair, conditions so well. I color my hair so appreciate that my hair feels healthier when I use this.
- Erica
Good conditioner
At first, the scent was a bit overpowering. However, It kind of grew on me. My hair looks and feels great after using this. I use many Nature's Gate hair products and love them all.
- Monica
Nature's Gate is a company who's products never disappoint. The shampoo and conditioners I chose are my newest favorite products from them. Love the way they smell and the way it makes my hair feel.
- Cherie
It smells awful
This stuff smells like a man's musk. I absolutely do not like it and the same goes for the shampoo. Even though I have straight hair, it had a lot of body. After using this stuff it lost a lot of it's bounce. I absolutely cannot stand the way this smells though and I guess I'm going to have to throw it away.
- Michele
So far so good
I've only been using this conditioner for a couple of weeks. My hair is oily and tends to be limp, which makes styling it a real chore. So far, this conditioner seems to be restoring my hair. I'm noticing less split ends, and my hair feels and looks healthier. It's still early, but the returns are good. I'm using Nature's Gate shampoo, because there's no point in using a different brand if I'm already using the company's conditioner. I would suggest you pair them up to get optimal results. I'll check back in with a progress report after a month or so goes by.
- J. Abbott
Great for dry hair
I have dry hair, so a conditioner is essential for me to get my roots moisturized and to give my hair the nourishment it needs. Nature's Gate makes natural shampoos and conditioners that are supposed to be free of a lot of the additives, colors and chemicals that make so many of those products dangerous.
I've been using this conditioner with the shampoo for about a month now, and it's made a huge difference. My hair isn't tangled, it's not dry and it has a real silkiness to it that makes it a joy to comb through with any snags. It's also easier to style and it's got bounce now too. I would recommend this for anyone who is struggling with dry, brittle hair.
- C. Miller
Chamomile and lavender conditioner
I like Nature's Gate products, and this conditioner is one of my favorites. It's made from herbs and natural oils and it also has vegetable and soy proteins as well as vitamin c and e. I have split ends, and so far, this has done a good job of treating that problem, while also working on my itchy and flaky scalp. The price is great too, almost three dollars under what the Nature's Gate website is charging.
- Jeraldine Davidson
Great Conditioner!
This conditioner is absolutely great! My whole family uses it and works great on all our different hair types. I like it's light scent and how soft it leaves my hair. It never leaves my hair greasy looking and it rinses out easily. It is such a great conditioner!
- Sylvie T.
Staple conditioner!
Let's just say that there is no other conditioner for me and my family!!!! We all use it and it works wonderfully for each of us. NG Conditioner has really helped my hair in particular with being properly moisturized and still not weighed down or greasy looking.
- Tanya Cross
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I Can See Clearly Now
September 1, 2015
Filed under 10-Minute-Tech
The 6½-foot bed on my shortbed truck holds a generator and a rolled- up cover. It's difficult to hook up the truck to my fifth-wheel since I can't see around the generator and bed cover. I made a block of wood about 3 inches long by 1½ inches high and 2 inches wide. I then put a magnet on the bottom to hold it on the fifth-wheel plate, and fitted it with a ½-inch dowel about 12 inches long on the top to guide me to the fifth-wheel. I also put another dowel on the side so I can reach in the bed and place the guide on the hitch saddle. I use a hook and cord to hang it in the corner of the truck's bed, making it easy to reach when I get ready to hook up.
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eBay's Singapore-based associate general counsel Steven Liew has left the online shopping giant to set up a boutique consultancy firm aiming at problems solving for technology companies.
Liew left eBay's Singapore base last week, where he served as Asia Pacific associate general counsel and head of government relations for eight years. He is in the process of setting up a boutique consultancy firm under the banner of Steven Liew & Associates.
The new firm, according to Liew who is trained as a lawyer and started his career with Baker & McKenzie, is not a law firm but a consulting business that focused on government relations, public policy and crisis management.
"What prompted me to set up a new firm is my experience that it's not easy to get help as an in-house counsel," said Liew. "Many times when I have a problem, it doesn't fit into a specific category, for example, it is not purely a government relations or legal problem. Increasingly, clients do need multidisciplinary services and can't go to conventional law firms."
Given Liew's background working in the internet and technology sector, his new firm aims to focus on servicing clients from the same industry.
"In the internet and technology sector, the legal and regulatory environment is getting more complex as governments become more interventionist. A lot of business activities today have an important government facet to it. My thought is that I want to provide general consultant services to help them navigate through the complex legal environment," said Liew.
He gave an example of a recent transaction he was involved in while still at eBay. It was a proposed $2bn acquisition of a company in Korea by eBay that failed to close due to the rejection by the country's merger control authority the Korean Fair Trade Commission.
Liew said that at the time the company's external legal advisor suggested launching a legal action to challenge the regulator's decision. However, it decided that it was a long and costly way to solve the problem. Instead, Liew formed a special project management team internally and hired a number of external advisers for a lobbying campaign, exploring different way to solve the problem beyond law.
For that campaign, he brought various services providers to the table, including a law firm, a public relation firm, an economy research firm and a non-government organisation. Through the campaign, eBay hoped to persuade the government that the deal makes good sense to Korean economy and to create thought leadership and momentum to cause the government to change its thinking.
"Running a complicated program and working with a wide range of external advisers who each only work on one part of a project can be tough on clients," said Liew. "My gut feeling is that there is a gap in the market and a general consulting firm that can offer a comprehensive solution by bringing all the elements together will have good business prospects in the region."
At eBay, the search is still ongoing for a successor for Liew's position. eBay has around 200 lawyers and staff globally in its in-house legal department.
As the general counsel and head of head of government relations for Asia Pacific, Liew led a team of 16 lawyers and public policy professionals located across eight offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, Delhi, Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney.


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A Smart(phone) Solution to Connecting With Attendees
Your attendees' time is valuable, and one association helped members manage their time during the annual tradeshow with a customized smartphone application.
What's the great idea? Create a mobile application for your tradeshow that provides real-time updates and exhibit floor maps.
Who's doing it? American Bus Association (ABA)
What's involved? Even though it's commonplace for conferences to offer paper-light options for attendees, many people still print dozens of pages before an event. And what if an exhibitor or presenter unexpectedly cancels after the pamphlets are published? Instead of leaving attendees with printing duties and in the dark about schedules, ABA realized it could constantly connect during its Capital Region Marketplace 2010 tradeshow through a smartphone application.
A simple-to-use application was created with the help of TripBuilder, Inc., through its EventMobile software. "They knew intuitively how best to customize their product for Marketplace based on the information we provided, and after we put our minds together to shape the final app, they were able to implement the program seamlessly," says Lynn Brewer, senior vice president of meetings, education, and member services at ABA.
The application offered a daily schedule of events, detailed descriptions of sessions, and links to presenter materials. Attendees could select the booths they wanted to visit, which were then organized by number for easy navigation on the exhibit floor. In addition, ABA was able to communicate to attendees throughout the conference through a password-protected interface.
To promote the new application, ABA issued news releases several months in advance, which gained buzz in the trade press. "We then augmented that momentum by building on it via our website, www.buses.org, our Marketplace newsletter, and the ABA Insider, which has 9,000 readers," says Brewer. "As a result, we got people excited well before the show. We then followed through onsite by providing a premium booth spot on the event floor for TripBuilder, and the application grabbed people by the lapels!"
What are people saying? Attendees provided feedback on the application through an online survey, and many were "smitten with the product's user friendliness and real-time updates sent right on their smartphones," says Brewer. "Customization is critical for every different show. So what works for ABA might not at another show. It's about knowing your audience, their needs, their time constraints, and listening first. I'm too competitive to tell others to get TripBuilder EventMobile but confident that every show is unique in some way such that, if used correctly, any show has the chance to make it a great tool."


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Netflix cans its plans to offer game rentals by mail
Netflix has abandoned its plans to offer game rentals alongside its other offerings, thus ending the Qwikster experiment it started in September last year. After an outpiring of pulic outcry over the firm's DVD service being switched over to Quikster, the firm culled its DVD plans but was still contemplating using the service for game […]
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A Stranger in the Crowd
"She..." Carolina faltered.
"She is Princess Aria Deloria Matrilani. Sole surviving heir to the throne of the High Kings and Queens of the Lost City of Algebra." a voice cut through the crowd like a knife, startling both Carolina and Mandar.
The crowd parted slightly leaving a young man, dressed from head to toe in black, free to walk through them to where Aria lay. His hair was a dark brown colour and his skin was lightly tanned, but it was his eyes that caught the attention of everyone. His eyes were of the deepest brown with thin circles of gold around the iris. One felt both relaxed and slightly intimidated if they looked into his eyes for more then a moment.
"And you are?"
Mandar took a protective stance over Carolina and Aria as Ganth pushed his way from the back of the crowd to stand beside his wife.
"I take it I missed your explanations?" he muttered to Carolina and she nodded. "Well now the truth is out, it's out." he shrugged. "I knew it would have to happen someday." He seemed extremely laid back on the exterior, but inside Ganth's stomach was churning and he found himself cursing the Trickster for taking away his beloved Aria, the girl who he had come to treasure as though she was his own blood.
The young man was regarding the three adults with a strange look on his face. It seemed like a mixture of disbelief, contempt, and respect.
"You would protect her with your lives?" he cocked his head to the side as he spoke and not one person there failed to notice the ease at which his hand came to rest on the hilt of his sword.
"Even if she wasn't the Princess, and she was only a farm girl, we would protect her." Ganth growled and Carolina nodded, her hand flying to her belt to rest on the dagger she kept tucked away there.
"And you?" the stranger turned to Mandar and the older man drew himself up to his full height and rested his hammer across his shoulder.
"I protect those who are in need of my protection, be they princesses or paupers." he replied deliberately.
"You have done well." the man smiled suddenly, "But I think if the Princess wakes up, then she will know who I am, the magic in her blood is an old one, and until then, my name will remain unknown."
"Then you can..." Ganth began, but the younger man cut him off.
"I will remain here until she awakes, you can try to move me, or her, but if you do so I will be forced to kill you. If she awakens and wishes to leave with me, through no influence of my own, anyone who tries to stop that, I will kill."
He paused before continuing.
"Alternatively, if nobody likes this option, I can just kill you all now and take the Princess by force."
Mandar grunted. He disliked this agreement but it could not be helped, he would not force someone to tell their name when they didn't want to, and he was not one to cause unnecessary bloodshed.
What he would do though, was ensure that this stranger got nowhere near Aria until she woke up. Then, and only then, would the situation be reviewed.
The elders appointed Mandar to be first in charge of keeping watch as they struggled to rebuild the ruins of part of the village. Aria was not to be touched, except by Carolina or one of the village women, and she was not to be moved until she woke up.
Fortunately the man seemed happy with this, and Mandar sat down heavily between him and Aria as the crowd dissipated, Ganth leading Carolina away as he cast a disapproving glance towards the strange young man.
"So, do you play know how to play Dice?" Mandar ventured.


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Apple and Renan looked out from a corner as a police officer walked past, a hardsuit in tow. The officer was asking if anybody had seen Renan, and held up a picture to help clarify. The EMB on Renan's headset was scrambling any electronic searches for him, so the police were using the old fashioned method of finding criminals.
Apple and Renan waited for the procession to pass by, and crept past them. However, Renan noticed something alarming as they went. The hardsuit was the same one as before. He thought about it for a second. It didn't seem natural. How had it managed to consistently be in the same place as he was? It was almost like it knew where he was. If it did indeed know his location, why did it not go after him? What was it waiting for? He put the thought out of his mind. Maybe this state didn't have very many hardsuits. Still…he felt watched.
"Hey Apple?" Renan whispered.
"What?" Apple hissed.
"That hardsuit look familiar?" Renan asked.
"No." Apple said. "They all look the same, sweety." She said.
"There's a scratch on its left arm. It was the same one at your nightclub." Renan said.
"So what?" Apple said, annoyed.
"And that hardsuit was the same one that made me move here in the first place." Renan said. "It doesn't seem right. It's almost like its stalking me."
"Wait, the hardsuit yesterday was after you?" Apple said, perplexed. "What did you do, sweety?"
"Hacked the government database." Renan said.
"You're an idiot." Apple spat disdainfully.
"Mm." Renan said, not bothering to give any other reply.


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I watched the other girl painfully. I wish I knew her real name. I mean I can't just call her 'person number one' even though she believes thats her name. I don't think it can be her name.
But I don't know what I believe and think anymore. Everything is so complicated. I mean Terry seems to be twisting not only this girls mind but the new boy that arrived.... I don't know his name either.
"Hey" The boy looks up at me.
"Is there something you want?" He asks simply seeming annoyed at my interuption of him looking at Terry.
I mean seriously I don't protest against his feeling for the same gender but serious... yuck! What does anyone see in that guy?
"Yeah, I was thinking we could talk" I say sitting next to him and pulling my knees to my chest. "Whats your name?"
"Person numb-"
"No" I say interupting him and sitting up on to my knees so I'm kneeling facing him looking directly at him. "Not what he told you. What your actuall name is?" I can tell my eyes are pleading but slowly the boy replies.
I can tell its hard for him to speak the words but I get a name. "I..I'm R-Ryan?" He seems to question himself as he says it frowning. I smile brightly and put a hand on his shoulder. He looks at me confused.
"Its nice to meet you Ryan" I say. "Hey.... you want to go outside. I believe its quite sunny"
"Are we allowed?" Ryan asks. Allowed?!?! God, what are you seventeen? Eighteen? I stare at him confused before shaking my head throwing the thoughts away and looking directly at him.
"Of corse we're allowed its only outside" I say with a faint smile. Ryan nods and I smile. "Come on" I take his hand and stand up pulling him to his feet. I lead him out of the warehouse and the warmth of the sun as it hits my skin makes me sigh. I let go of Ryan's hand and spin arms wide.
"Isn't this wonderful?" I say turning back to smile at him. A smile slowly builds on his own face.
"So you're from America?" I say smiling across at him. We eventually came back inside and Terry seemed to notice. He seemed pissed but continued to talk and flirt with the other girl.
Eventually they disapeared into his room which is why we came on to this topic? I want to know more about these people. Try and find a reason why we're all here. How we got here? I try to remember back but my minds just blank.
"I believe so I mean I remember living there..... I think" Ryan's brow creases and I put my hand over his.
"Don't strain yourself to remember.... Besides I don't think we're meant to" I mutter looking to Terry's closed door. Ryan follows my line of sight and frowns before looking at me.
"I don't want to talk about something that will not make him like me" Ryan says. "I really like him"
I sigh heavily looking away. "He doesn't like any of us" I say it too quietly for Ryan to hear but he sees the sadness and anger on my face. I shake my head and look back at him smiling. "So you're Bi, right ? I think thats cool" Just not your taste in guys like Terry.


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Summary: Injuries always lead to revelations.
Disclaimer: If I owned the characters and the plot and the writing (etc.) do you seriously think I'd be putting this here? I could be satisfying so many people by writing this in the script. Sadly, however, I do not own any of the characters or situations of Numb3rs fame.
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He held her close now, watching a mindless sitcom. It was meant to keep her mind off of what had happened, how they'd both thought they'd been screw ups
She had a sore throat and bruised ribs in addition to a sprained ankle all in the name of their job. Don Eppes of the FBI blamed himself for his partner's injuries. His partner, blamed herself.
She'd followed the team into the apartment. She wasn't even supposed to be there. To complain of an illness in Terry Lake's book meant it was close to fatal – or in this case, as close to fatal as a headache could be. Don had made her promise not to push herself but she had still wormed her way to the back of the invasion. It was only to apprehend a suspect, that's all. It was routine.
Routine gone wrong.
She'd gone in last. In theory, she wasn't of any use to the invasion at all. He'd come down a back staircase – most likely from visiting a friend on a higher floor – and seen the FBI. The next thing Terry knew, she was grabbed around the neck and slammed into the corner of the wall. His hand on her throat forced the air out of her lungs as she gasped for the live-giving element encased in its invisible matter.
David had come out first and refrained from yelling to the rest of the team. If there was one thing David knew, it was Don and he'd more than noticed his painstaking effort to repair his romantic relationship with the only female of their team. Don was liable to jeopardize more than help.
Terry had frozen. In hindsight, she knew it was the worst thing she could have done and would berate herself for hours afterwards. She could do nothing but go along with the man who was now dragging her out of the apartment door, her gun held to her head since he'd withdrawn it from its holster.
Luckily for all, he'd made a mistake. Backing down the stairs still proved to be a downfall. It was a simple trip, while he was trying to drag her down the stairs. He'd been focused on his own steps, so much so that when hers faltered, he wasn't prepared to catch them. They'd tumbled down the stairs in a whirl of limbs – resulting in her sprained ankle from her awkward landing – and Terry had managed to luck out and land on top of the suspect.
The rest of the agents had been on him in a flash as David helped her stand. Originally, being the headstrong stubborn woman she was, Terry had tried to stand on her own. However, her ankle quickly gave out and she went to fall again. David caught her, supporting as much weight as she would shift off of the foot. That was when Don had shown up at the top of the stairs.
"Terry?" She probably looked slightly beaten, and she wouldn't have been surprised if she'd managed to collect a good sized bruise on her forehead. If she was lucky, it hadn't broken the skin. David supported her on one side and her arm held her side protectively.
"What the hell happened?" he'd asked. It was stating the obvious to say he was ticked off. Terry would have bet her lifetime's savings around the mark of livid.
"Don, it's my fault…" Terry started.
"We need to get you checked out," he said. Terry rolled her eyes as her weight was shifted from David to Don.
"Minor injuries, Don." Characteristically, he hadn't listened. He helped her down the stairs and into a van.End Flashback
Now he held on to her like a lifeline. The sitcom was mind-numbing and blissfully so. Terry didn't want to think about what had transpired and the TV and Don's arms around her were important contributions to her distraction.
Suddenly, those strong arms that were her safety blanket tightened around her. She looked up at him from where her head rested above his heart.
"What?" Her voice was still raspy, and it was the first time either of them had spoken. He didn't say anything.
"I just… God, Terr…"
"Hey," she said, removing her arms from around his waist and placing them on his cheeks, forcing him to face her, "I'm here, I'm alive, just bruised and battered. I'll be fine in a few days."
"Terry, he held a gun to your head…" Again he trailed off. This time, Terry did roll her eyes.
"This wasn't the first time. We put our lives on the line every day, Don, every time we prepare to go out when we arrest a suspect or invade a home." She spoke softly, but matter-of-factly, as if she was explaining a simple rule to a small child. As she spoke, she made sure his eyes were focused on hers.
"I've never been in this situation before, Terr. I've never had someone I…" He'd pushed away when he'd started and she'd made herself comfortable for a Don Eppes rant. However, both tensed slightly when he trailed off.
"That you what, Don?" Terry knew they'd been flirting more than usual and it had become more of a serious thing, but she didn't dare dream. She'd found herself constantly considering rekindling their romance from the academy. This, it seemed, was to be the culmination.
"You what?" He let out a sigh.
"That I loved." Even as she'd let herself dream, she'd never prepared for the moment he actually admitted he was still in love with her. After all, they'd both had previous engagements and had believed the other had moved on. It wasn't that she didn't believe him, either. She'd been hoping for this moment, she realized, since they were partnered together again. She leaned her head back against his couch with a smile.
"You love me." Don crouched down in front of her, his hands resting on her knees.
"I didn't want to spring it on you, Terry, and I know you probably don't feel the same anymore…"
"Don," she interrupted, "for and FBI agent, you really are blind." She leaned forward and sealed her mouth to his. His response was immediate and enthusiastic. Terry broke the kiss when her lungs protested the lack of oxygen.
"Blind?" Terry giggled, holding her side as she did so. He sat up on the couch again, pulling her snugly against him.
"Yes, blind," she returned, snuggling back to her previous position. She could hear his elevated heartbeat in his chest and it gave her comfort. They sat silently for a few moments, content to enjoy each other and their changing relationship. Don could feel Terry's breathing start to even out as he stroked her hair.
"I think it's time for bed," he whispered softly. She shifted against him.
"Can't move," she murmured back, voice slightly sleep clogged. "Can't we stay here?"
"This'll ruin us both, Terr. Come on, I'll carry you." She moved away slowly, sleepily bemoaning the loss of contact. Don chuckled again as he carefully shifted her into his arms. She curled against him, wrapping her arms around his neck.
"Don't get used to this, Lake," he warned her as he gently deposited her on his bed. The hospital had asked that she be released into someone's care to be sure she taped her ribs properly and stayed away from strenuous activity. Don had been the first to volunteer.
"Get used to what?" she asked, shifting to get under the covers.
"This knight in shining armour," he responded, stripped down to his t-shirt and boxers.
"Yeah, well, I won't always be a damsel in distress," she shot back, still teasing him even half asleep. He smiled and let out a sigh of content as he cradled her against his body. Terry Lake was wearing and old t-shirt of his and was curled up against him in his bed after mutual declarations of love. There was no way this could get any better.
"Goodnight, Terry," he whispered into her hair
"Mm… Night. Love you."
"Love you, too."


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Evaluation of a stimulus-response method for distinguishing out-migrant salmonids from drifting debris for sonar counts in the Trinity River, California
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2 Hoopa Valley Tribal Fisheries Department, Hoopa, CA 95546, USA
Accepted: 13 June 2000
A method for discriminating fish from debris in sonar counts of out-migrant salmonids was tested in the Trinity River, California. The method used induced fish movements to distinguish fish from drifting debris. Electricity and light served as stimuli and video and split-beam sonar were used to measure movements of fish (mainly juvenile chinook salmon) and debris (mainly tree leaves). Differences in fish and debris behavior were clearly observable with underwater video. Many fish darted or slowed and most fish dove, whereas debris drifted passively. Fish responded to the electric field inconsistently, and an apparent positive phototaxis was the most consistent response to stimuli. Lack of matched sonar and video observations of individual targets prevented direct testing of sonar's ability to differentiate fish and debris in the Trinity River. However, analysis of sonar data from a similar situation in the Seton River, British Columbia, indicate that fish responses measured in the Trinity River by video were within the resolution of split-beam sonar. Split-beam position measurement error averaged ≤ 0.06 m within 5° of the acoustic axis, compared to a mean diving reaction of 0.11 m by salmonids observed with video. Proper transducer deployment, improved sonar analysis methods, and perfection of stimuli to elicit obvious and consistent fish responses are key to the success of this technique. With suitable development and validation, the stimulus-response method could become a useful tool for apportioning sonar counts among fish and debris.
Key words: split-beam riverine sonar / video / chinook salmon / smolt
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CATCH'A RIDEMature
"Time to catch 'a ride," I thought to myself as I rushed through the streets to get to the port as quickly as I could. I had recently heard that there was a ship leaving for Gothica. It was a large royal ship with lots of places to stow away in. My parents were killed when I was very young. I was stuck on this planet with no family or friends so I was forced to steal from rich democrats'' homes and food markets to survive. I've been waiting for a chance to get to Gothica were the deeper pockets are and gain a big score to retire early.
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I bring out my wings to pick up speed and fly over the immense crowd. I learned to be able to change my body and parts of it at will. It hurt at first but I was proud to show off my father's legacy to these single minded fools.
Xander's wings grew out of his back with a cracking noise. He had put slits in the back of all his shirts for his wings so they would not get stuck or just completely tare off his shirts. The framing of his wings where the bone and muscles were, were as black as volcanic rock. People believed that his bones were just as dark giving rise to their fear of him being truly a bad seed. What worried the town's people most was the skin between the frame works was a deep, bloody, crimson red. They say it brought bad luck or even death. Xander connected the color with the death of his parents and vowed on it that he would avenge them. His wings were also scarred due to guards trying to cut them off since he was six.
"Time to have some fun Naga!"
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"Finally," I shouted as I made it to the port. The ship looked magnificent. I snuck my way onto the ship through the docking gear. No one noticed a thing as a waved to a royal gaud facing the other way. I even threw a pebble at his head. He turned around just as the docking gear closed up. He never saw me.
"Well, was that as fun for you as it was for me Naga?"
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Clarke has allowed Moores, who succeeded Duncan Fletcher as coach at the start of last year, to mould a side without interference. But results have disappointed since he took charge. Under Moores England have beaten only West Indies and New Zealand, who are both below them in the ICC rankings, while they have lost home series to India and South Africa and lost in Sri Lanka.
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England downgraded their expectations last year for their senior sides from becoming the world's number one side to simply winning next summer's Ashes series and a global event.
Unless they triumph in the final against India Test at the PCA stadium, their only opportunity for development will be the two Test series next summer against West Indies before they take on Australia again.
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"A few more hours of walking that lonesome cobblestone road led me to the town of Falkreath – a most peculiar town, I must say! Upon entering through the gate, a guard inquired me about a stray dog! Moreover, the dog did not even belong to the guard himself, but to the town's blacksmith! Perhaps Skyrim's guards are simply more caring than Cyrodiil's… or perhaps the blacksmith is the guard's father-in-law. One never knows in these occasions…"
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"Once night fell I went to the inn. Have to admit I was positively surprised: for a town that makes such a mockery out of death and those it claims to eternal (un)rest, the inn possessed quite a 'lively' atmosphere – prompted, with no doubt, by the sweet mead and the fair voice of Delacourt, the bard. The innkeeper had the candor of renting me a room for the night for five septims (with the promise I would pay ten the next day)."
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The Internet is like the Old West—a frontier rich with opportunity and hope, but also a rough-and-tumble land of questionable characters, dubious legal jurisdictions, and hidden dangers. And just like the Old West, if you want to stake out your territory, you have to get there first and fend for yourself.
On the web, that means defending your good name and
The Internet is like the Old West—a frontier rich with opportunity and hope, but also a rough-and-tumble land of questionable characters, dubious legal jurisdictions, and hidden dangers. And just like the Old West, if you want to stake out your territory, you have to get there first and fend for yourself.
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I have had a number of people ask me about the E-Fuel MicroFueler, so at one point I did a bit of investigating. It is essentially a small still, but apparently has a fermentation capability if the feedstock contains sugar. However, they stress that it works best with wastes that contain alcohols (which a still would simply clean up) and they say in their FAQ that "under most circumstances consumers will contract with their dealer to service the MicroFueler and maintain a regular delivery and supply of feedstock." What that means to me is that they will send you spoiled beer or wine, and the person who failed Economics 101 and bought one of these can then use electricity to turn the feedstock into alcohol. They can then tell those Arabs that they don't need their stinking oil.
The unit lists for 10 grand, but they claim the government will gladly pitch in half the cost. I can't tell you how pleased I am at the thought that the government is making such good use of my tax dollars.
They are also setting themselves up for a lawsuit when someone puts too much ethanol in their vehicle and damages the engine. Their website highlights a study suggesting that the optimal blend for an auto may be E20 or E30.
But today, a journalist who has absolutely no business writing about something like this wrote a very misleading story on the unit. And the reason the story is so misleading is that the journalist was completely out of her element and couldn't tell how badly she was being duped. Yet it ended up in the Business Section of the L.A. Times:
Making fuel at home: Waste wine primes the pump
The subtitle states: "The MicroFueler makes ethanol out of organic waste in minutes. It can be installed at individual homes, and companies are eager to supply owners with garbage."
There is so much wrong in this story, but I am going to focus on some choice excerpts:
It sounds too good to be true:
She could have stopped right there and applied the first rule of Due Diligence 101. It is easy to fool people when they are outside of their area of expertise. If she is not qualified to ask the right questions, then if it sounds too good to be true she probably should have dropped the story or pulled in an expert for an opinion. But alas, she continued:
The problem with ethanol, [inventor and CEO Tom] Quinn said, was energy inefficiency — not only in the carbon cost of growing, harvesting and transporting the corn that was used to make it, but also in the distillation process that turned it into usable fuel.
Yet ironically this system works best with waste ethanol that was produced using corn, and will be cleaned up with a distillation process that will be less energy efficient than the ones in full-scale ethanol plants.
"In the U.S. alone, more than 100 billion gallons of organic fuel is thrown out," said Quinn, who reached out to ethanol scientist Floyd Butterfield to see if they could collaborate on a system that could make ethanol in a manner that was cost effective and better for the environment.
I would like to see a source for that. I do not believe it. Our gasoline demand is around 140 billion gallons per year right now, and I am to believe that we throw away an amount equivalent to over 70% of what we actually use? And I guess that would be this Floyd Butterfield? At the link Floyd tells the tale of having converted a truck to run off of pure ethanol. Once when he was running out of ethanol and wasn't going to be able to make it home, he stopped and put 3 gallons of water in and drove the rest of the way home. This is great news, because the MicroFueler produces ethanol with 5% water.
As they say on their technology page, "E-Fuel scientists have experimented with multiple blends of ethanol and water and have determined, contrary to conventional wisdom, small amounts of water improve the efficiency of burning ethanol." It occurs to me that they should sell this research to the government and the ethanol industry, which is currently spending lots of money to get that last 5% of water out.
Here is where the ignorance of the journalist starts to show badly:
The idea was to use organic waste rather than corn to make a product known as cellulosic ethanol. Although Quinn's MicroFueler is most effective with wastes that are high in alcohol, ethanol "can be made out of any waste — lawn clippings, dairy products, old chemicals, cardboard, paper, bruised and discarded apples from the grocery store. It can be fermented and turned into fuel in minutes," Quinn said.
First of all, this unit does not make cellulosic ethanol. To suggest or imply that it does is simply false. In fact, here is what they have on their website:
To further simplify the E-Fuel100 ethanol production for consumers, the MicroFueler supports a variety of organic waste as fuel (among them are discarded liquids rich in sugar, waste sugar, liquids with residual alcohol, cellulosic materials** and even algae**).
At the bottom of the page, we see this: **Additional processing outside of the MicroFueler may be required. May be? So you are telling me that I might be able to throw cellulosic materials or algae into this thing and get ethanol from those feedstocks? Well, all I can say is prepare to be sued for fraud.
So far, only one MicroFueler is up and running. It was installed in late June at the Pacific Palisades home of Chris Ursitti, CEO of GreenHouse International Inc., the San Diego firm that is distributing the units and supplying feedstock to those who install MicroFuelers at their homes.
Once you get a few more units out there, you better line up some good lawyers. You are certainly going to be sued for false advertising.
GreenHouse has contracts with Karl Strauss Brewing Co., Gordon Biersch Brewing Co. and Sunny Delight Beverages Co. to convert 29,000 tons of their liquid waste using MicroFuelers.
Though Ursitti is the only one now using the system, the plan is for a tanker truck to pick up the companies' waste and deliver it to home-based MicroFuelers, which convert it to ethanol on site. MicroFueler owners are charged $2 a gallon once they pump out the fuel.
So, let's get this straight. A brewing company has a bunch of liquid waste that contains alcohol. They aren't going to clean up this waste themselves and recover the alcohol. Instead, they are going to put it in a tanker truck and haul that waste to people's houses and dump it in their MicroFuelers. The owner of the MicroFueler, having paid $10K to buy one of these things, is now going to pay for the electricity and then pay another $2 a gallon for the finished product. They are then going to put it into their vehicle, hopefully in proportions that don't ruin their cars. Wow.
Again, the journalist makes a patently false statement:
Converting expired beer and other liquid wastes into cellulosic ethanol takes minutes and uses three kilowatt-hours of electricity to produce one gallon of fuel.
How about some voodoo economics?
Factoring in the $5,000 federal tax credit, an annual household fuel consumption of 2,080 gallons and a $2 charge a gallon, GreenHouse estimates the average consumer payback time is about two years.
First off, they have just about doubled the annual household fuel consumption. There are an estimated 112 million households in the U.S., and our total gasoline consumption is about 140 billion gallons. That is 1,250 gallons of gasoline per household. But because of the lower energy density, I will have to replace that gasoline with around 1,800 gallons of ethanol (actually about 1,900 since it contains 5% water).
I am going to spend $5,000 on the unit since they assure me that I will get a $5,000 tax credit (hey, they haven't steered me wrong yet, have they?) and I am going to pay $2/gallon plus electricity. So over the course of 2 years the average household would pay $5,000 (plus another $5,000 from the taxpayer) plus $3,800 (1,900 gallons at $2/gal) plus another $1710 of electricity (again, taking their word that it is only 3 kWh of electricity per gallon, and using $0.15/kWh) for 3,800 gallons of ethanol to replace 2,500 gallons of gasoline.
Today's average retail price of gasoline is $2.64. So in two years an average household would pay $6,600 for gasoline. The total price over two years via this ethanol route (and I am assuming free feedstock and value for your labor) is $15,510. But if they are correct and we taxpayers get to kick in $5,000 (and why wouldn't we for such a revolutionary invention?) then the cost is only $10,510. So much for a two-year payback. As I said, this is for those who failed Economics 101, and is being helped by a journalist who failed Due Diligence 101.
I will say that things have certainly changed a lot since Quinn and Butterfield were featured in the New York Times a year ago. At that time the unit was going to be fed sugar (which they were going to import from Mexico because of the cost), was going to cost only $1/gal, and when the alcohol was burned it was only going to produce 1/8th as much carbon as you would get from burning gasoline. Quinn was also certain that it would strike fear in the heart of the oil industry. Now a year later the unit prefers to be fed alcohol so it can produce alcohol, will cost $2/gal, and will produce almost as much carbon as one would produce from burning gasoline.
What a racket.
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This fungus is quite large in comparison to most found in the forests around here. Approx. 12" in diameter, and 5-6" high, it's growing next to a driveway in the woods.
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25 June 2011 - 3:02pm Love2fish
26th January 2006
Don't know exactly how we came by this "Date Observed", but it is way off.
Was observed June 2011
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Meripilus giganteus - The Giant Polypore
This is not Grifola frondosa but The Giant Polypore, Merpilus giganteus. This species is more likely to be seen at this time of year as opposed to Grifolawhich is more of an early autumn/autumn species. Grifola also has much smaller pilei (caps)than those shown in this picture of Meripilus.
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At only 12" across for the whole fruitbody it is fairly small Andy. Each cap must only be 10cm. I would have expected a fresh Meripilus to have much thicker lobes at this stage. I would bow to your greater experience though so put up a new identification.


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Circadian Rhythm Scientists Win Shaw Prize
Three scientists have won the 2013 Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine.
Brandeis University's Jeffrey C. Hall, Ph.D., and Michael Rosbash, Ph.D., and the Rockefeller University's Michael W. Young, Ph.D., this week are lauded for their work unearthing the molecular mechanisms underlying circadian rhythms.
The three will share the $1 million honorarium to be given with the prize, which is awarded annually to those "who have achieved significant breakthroughs in academic and scientific research or applications and whose work has resulted in a positive and profound impact on mankind," according to the Shaw Prize Foundation.
Beyond the Shaw honor, Dr. Young has also been recognized for his circadian rhythm work with the 2012 Massry Prize, the 2012 Canada Gairdner International Award, and Columbia University's Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize in 2011.
"It is exceptionally gratifying to see Mike's research receive this latest recognition," Marc Tessier-Lavigne, Rockefeller's president, said in a statement. "The discoveries he and his colleagues have made about circadian rhythms have contributed greatly to our understanding of how the human body works, and is an example of how basic research in science can be translated to new insights in physiology and human health."
A Brandeis statement added: "Rosbash and Hall spent more than three decades at Brandeis collaboratively researching circadian rhythms, the biological clock which governs functions such as sleep and wakefulness, metabolism, and hormone levels in organisms as simple as fruit flies and as complex as humans."
The three scientists will receive the prize during a ceremony to be held in Hong Kong in September.
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