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Bence-Jones protein - quantitativeImmunoglobulin light chains - urine; Urine Bence-Jones protein
A quantitative Bence-Jones protein test measures the specific level of abnormal proteins (Bence-Jones proteins) in your urine.
How the Test is Performed
A clean-catch (midstream) urine sample is needed.
Men or boys should first wipe clean the head of the penis. Women or girls need to wash the area between the lips of the vagina with soapy water and rinse well.
As you start to urinate, allow a small amount to fall into the toilet bowl (this clears the urethra of contaminants). Then, in a clean container, catch about 1 to 2 ounces of urine and remove the container from the urine stream. Give the container to the health care provider or assistant.
In infants, thoroughly wash the area around the urethra. Open a urine collection bag (a plastic bag with an adhesive paper on one end), and place it on your infant. For boys, the entire penis can be placed in the bag and the adhesive attached to the skin. For girls, the bag is placed over the labia. Place a diaper over the infant (bag and all).
Check your baby frequently and remove the bag after the infant has urinated into it. For active infants, this procedure may take a couple of attempts -- lively infants can displace the bag. The urine is drained into a container for transport back to the health care provider.
How the Test Will Feel
The test involves only normal urination, and there is no discomfort.
Why the Test is Performed
Bence-Jones proteins are a part of regular antibodies, called light chains.Sometimes, when your body makes too many antibodies, the level of light chains also rises. These proteins arerelatively small and filtered out by the kidneys. They spill over into the urine.
Your doctor may order this test:
- To diagnosehealth conditions that lead to protein in the urine
- If youhave a lot of protein in your urine
- If you have signs of multiple myeloma
Normal Results
A normal result means no Bence-Jones proteins are found in your urine.
What Abnormal Results Mean
Bence-Jones proteins are rarely found in urine. If they are, it is usually associated with multiple myeloma.
An abnormal result may also be due to:
- Amyloidosis
- Chronic lymphocytic leukemia
- Lymphoma
- Monoclonal gammopathy of unknown significance (MGUS)
- Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia
Urine immunofixation is a better test for detecting Bence-Jones proteins.
McPherson RA, Massey HD. Laboratory evaluation of immunoglobulin function and humoral immunity. In McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia,Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 46.
Perry MC. Plasma cell disorders. In Goldman L, Schafer AI,eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011: chap193.
Review Date: 6/5/2012
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Yi-Bin Chen, MD, Leukemia/Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.

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This book is dedicated to the Abyss and its wicked dwellers—demons (all those covered by the Monster Manual, and some more). It provides the reader with information about organisation of the forces, tactics and powers.
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Virtual Networking:
According to some major news articles, the reign of e-mail as a primary tool for communication is coming to a close. This does not mean e-mail will no longer have a place in many people's daily lives, but rather that its use will be minimized as new generations of communicators strive for instant feedback.
The Nielsen Company conducted a study that found that as of August, 276.9 million people used e-mail across the U.S. and other major countries. In contrast, the number of users on social networking sites was 301.5 million. What is staggering is that social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter have only been in existence for about five years or less. What does this mean for employers?
Currently, there are three major responses by employers regarding employee (and their own) use of social media. The first response is to completely ignore social media and deal with issues if and when they arise. In fact, according to Russell Herder and Ethos Business Law, more than one in three businesses have no policies concerning the use of social media sites in the workplace. The second response is to completely ban social media and even block social media sites so there is no potential for use. As of July 2009, the American Management Association found that approximately 71 percent of IT departments are blocking users from social networking. The third response is to allow employee use of social media within a defined setting.
While trying to weigh how to respond and considering the potential risks, such as security issues and low productivity, it is important for employers to consider that studies show that, although 61 percent of all employees access their Facebook profile at work, this may be a phenomenon to embrace. It is no secret that the delineation between work time and home time has blurred with the use of laptops and cell phones.
In August, the University of Melbourne reported the results of a study that showed people who use the Internet for personal reasons at work are about 9 percent more productive than those who do not. One possible theory according to Brent Colker, the Melbourne study author, was that "short and unobtrusive breaks, such as a quick surf of the Internet, enables the mind to rest itself, leading to a higher total net concentration for a day's work, and as a result, increased productivity."
Given these dynamics, most employers will want to choose the third approach and opt for a social media policy that will provide active social media users in the workplace with defined parameters. Much like Internet-use policies, the employer will want to advise its employees on the proper professional etiquette of social media while protecting its own interests. To do this, the employer should be mindful to consider the following when drafting its policy:
- Encourage employees to use good judgment: Don't write anything you wouldn't say in person.
- Advise them on how to preserve confidentiality and intellectual property: Do not disclose customer or proprietary information.
- Require employees to disclose any work-related blogging to their supervisor: An employee should use a disclaimer on his blog clarifying where he works and that the opinions and views expressed are not necessarily those of the employer.
- Mandate that social media use not interfere with getting the job done and that computer use will be monitored appropriately: Always stay productive.
- Provide a reminder or training regarding the ethics code of the business or given profession: Respect copyright and fair use and do not risk harassment, discrimination or defamation.
- Encourage employees to be courteous social media community members: Pay heed to mutuality, authenticity and timeliness; these concepts have special meaning in the social media sphere.
- Clarify the place of social media within the overall business goals and communication plan: Workplace social media use should follow the employer's goals.
As employers venture into this brave new world, they should be mindful that any policy implemented should work consistently with any Internet-use policy or disciplinary policy already in place.In addition, some employers may need to consider drafting more than one policy — one for hourly and one for salaried employees due to wage hour laws. Also, employers should remain aware of other legal issues that may arise, such as free speech rights and potential litigation and discovery issues. As such, it is always prudent for employers to have legal counsel review such a policy before it is implemented.


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New Group @ Theatre Row (see Off Broadway). By Jonathan Marc Sherman. Dir. Ethan Hawke. With Hawke, Vincent D'Onofrio, Zoe Kazan. 1hr 40mins. No intermission.
In a program note to Clive, Jonathan Marc Sherman's Brecht-on-the-Bowery version of Baal (1918), he slyly notes that he "worked from a literal translation courtesy of Google Translate." How I'd rather see that text onstage, untouched. It probably would have been tangier and more surprising than the self-indulgent, quite boring experiment that leading man and director Ethan Hawke has thrown together for the New Group with a bunch of his pals. While you have to give Sherman and Hawke some credit for tackling an obscure and unlovable play, the result is so stultifying and smug, you wish they had strangled it in the studio.
The original Baal, penned when Brecht was still a leather-jacketed Weimar punk swooning over Wedekind and unsullied by Marx, is hard enough to appreciate on its own sneering merits. The title character is a self-adoring, hedonistic troubadour who fornicates his way through several women without a care for their well-being, eventually degenerating into a rapist and killer and dying an abject wastrel. Also, there are songs. By appropriating its plot elements and moving the action to the East Village in the '90s, Sherman doesn't shed light on the source, he just underscores the narcissism underlying the project. Hawke's platinum-blond Clive strums his guitar wanly at gigs, beds Zoe Kazan's grating woman-child and generally makes a pretentious ass of himself.
For all its sloppy direction and incoherence, the production has one intriguing spot: Vincent D'Onofrio's what-the-fuck turn as Doc, a dissolute but idealistic hanger-on who follows Clive partway on his fatal journey. Bald, handlebar-mustachioed and drawling in a chicken-fried accent, D'Onofrio rages bravely in a universe where it all makes sense. He's in a completely different play—the lucky bastard.—David Cote
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I often feel very alone when I think of the uncertainty of my future. Sometimes at night a sense of desolation follows me and shakes me awake before my morning alarm. I wake up with fears of insignificance, rejection, and isolation. My mind and heart say maybe your fears are real. Maybe you are truly alone.
My response to these fears is often rationalization–convincing myself through logical analysis that I'm not alone. I have a caring family, good friends, and challenging mentors. I have a community that makes the feeling of isolation ludicrous. Furthermore my mentors always bring me back to Scripture. They quote I will never leave you or forsake you, and nothing can separate us from the love of God.
What happens then? The lack of evidence for reasons to be in despair only invites it back into my mind and heart. I feel a sinking feeling in my stomach; like I'm walking a tightrope and all the assuring voices point me to the safety nets below. But nothing prepares me for the fall.
I wonder if that same feeling was in the mind of Jesus' disciples. I suspect it wasn't easy following the God man. There must have been confusion, uncertainty, and perhaps despair that trailed them on the roads of Galilee and Judea. They lived with a man who spoke like the Torah and the prophets all at once; who pronounced woes and wept over cities; who killed fig trees and resurrected dead men; who pacified zealots and cleansed the Temple with a whip.
They followed a man who was seen, even by member of his own family, as insane, and he was scandalous in his association with prostitutes and Samaritans. They followed him with bread-and miracle-seeking crowds who would disown him in a moment. The disciples were cut off with Jesus in his offences. They were left alone with his person.
I think about Jesus prophesying his death. Of all the hard words of Jesus, this might have seemed the most ridiculous and possibly the cruelest. They had followed Christ, had been associated and threatened with him, and now he says he will die by the hands of their leaders. To their minds the fear of the unknown might have been the unspeakable thought of life without him. They would be mistaken and condemned men, submerged in the wake of another false messiah. I want to say I would have thought and acted differently from the disciples, but they faced a fear that I can't comprehend. If all I had was Jesus and he told me he was going to die, I don't know if I would have listened to him either.
I follow Christ into the unknown, and I strategize like the disciples did. I can be passionate like Peter and make big promises, prioritize the reign of the Messiah, and zealously cut off ears. I enjoy the grad attempts at control in the face of Christ's unsettling prophecies.
I've often read Peter's denial of Christ as an act of self preservation—saving his own skin. But what if Peter was afraid of the implications of Jesus' death more than the loss of his own life? If he was trying to save himself, why would he follow Christ into the midst of the enemy? It seems like Peter was trailing Jesus to spring him from the situation—he was thinking like a revolutionary. But the plan of saving him meant Peter had to deny his relationship with his friend and God.
I follow Jesus into darkness. He could tell me exactly what I need do, who I'll be, and where I'll go, but he just says "Follow me." So, like Peter after Gethsemane, I often follow him to upset his plans. I garnish his commands with my own schemes because I rely on evidence. I deny him to save him. I weep bitterly.
I want to see God, but he is invisible. I want to consolidate and organize his ways, but they are mysterious. Why doesn't he remove my fears of insignificance and of hurting others? Why is the imminent future so unknown? Why am I haunted by loneliness when he says he'll never leave me? Why does he allow Satan to sift me like wheat?
My faith is small and capricious. There are days when the Son of God is revealed and I, like Peter, fervently spew "You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God." There are other days when I would trade his Name for his Kingdom, and still other days I would trade it for peace of mind.
After the resurrection, Peter and the disciples are faced again with Christ on the verge of leaving them. He comes to Peter and asks "Simon, son of John do you love me?" and Peter says "Lord you know everything, you know I love you." And Jesus answers "Feed my sheep."
It's here, in the ashes of Peter's denial, in the fallout of faithless doubt, and in face of the unknown that Christ lays the foundation of his Church.
I am the son of Peter; inheriting all of the bad habits and fears of my father.
I'm the son of Peter; redeemed and empowered by the Christ who brings life from death and revelation from the unknown.


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(Chicago, IL) -- Alejandro De Aza tripled in a pair of runs in the bottom of the 12th inning to give theWhite Sox a 6-5 win over the Yankees in Chicago. Adam Dunn capped a four-run rally with an RBI single in the ninth for Chicago, which was down 4-0 after the fourth frame. Gordon Beckham also went deep for the Sox, who swept the three-game series. Dylan Axelrod picked up the win. Robinson Cano put the Yankees up 5-4 in the top of the 12th with a solo shot. Alfonso Soriano hit a two-run jack and Eduardo Nunez added a solo home run for New York, which has lost four straight. Adam Warren suffered the loss. Alex Rodriguez was 1-for-5.


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The anti-federal theme that characterized much of the 2013 session reached far into the natural resources arena. The Legislature passed several bills and resolutions affirming state and local "sovereignty" over public lands, forests, water rights, endangered species and law enforcement.
Rep. Mike Noel's HB155, aka "the sheriff's bill," would bar employees of federal-land management agencies from acting in a law-enforcement capacity except in emergency situations. The Kanab Republican also sponsored HB382 designating a "grazing zone" over Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. It overwhelmingly passed, while a Senate resolution calling for protecting Greater Canyonlands was referred to interim study.
Rep. Ken Ivory, R-West Jordan, claimed the U.S. Forest Service is twisting ranchers' arms to get them to sign over their water rights. His HB166 and a companion resolution affirm ranchers' right of access to public lands to develop their water rights.
Other popular measures took aim at the Endangered Species Act, which one lawmaker condemned as "a federal tool that hurts us." The Legislature reauthorized a $300,000 appropriation to keep wolves out of Utah. SCR3 asks the feds to hand Utah prairie dog management to Iron County and HCR7, insists no private land be designated as critical habitat for the Gunnison sage grouse.
The Legislature also passed HB164, which would allow county authorities to "mitigate" national forests they deem a threat to public safety. Thursday evening the House concurred with a Senate amendment on the bill.
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FROM EMAIL NEWSLETTER. EXTREMELY URGENT AWARENESS REQUIRED REGARDING NUKE ATTACK ON U.S. SOIL, WHY, WHO BENEFITS, HOW WE GOT HERE, AND WARNING SIGNS! (Thanks, VKD, for alerting us!)
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On April 18th of 2005, I released a public advisory, reproduced below, regarding the danger of a faked nuclear attack on America, to be staged by rogue British, American and Israeli Mossad operatives, assisted by select criminal, compromised, drug-addicted or mind-controlled "Muslim" patsies and designed to support a global war against Iran and Islam. With Congress in recess and Bush on vacation, the exact conditions preceeding the 9/11 attacks are now being replicated. The attack would also be used to further legitimate the building of the genocidal wall in Jerusalem and possibly even an expansion of, rather than a pullout from, the settlements in Gaza and the West Bank in furtherance of total Israeli dominance in the Middle East. The attack would be aided by Israeli partisans in the United States, and will be stage-managed in the Congress by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, and its attendant PR firms and media empires. As a descendant of Russian Jews, I consider it a particularly important civic responsibility to expose the deception and danger of Zionism and its terrorist agency, the Mossad, who will probably furnish the patsies. The Mossad is a leading candidate for architect of the 9/11 attacks. This suppressed German Intelligence Document reveals how senior Israelis knew in advance about the attacks and "urgently wished that no attempt was made to prevent the attacks." Here´s a longer quote:
"It is very evident from surveillance conducted against Mossad agents in the Federal Republic as well as interceptions of Israeli diplomatic communication from the Federal Republic to Tel Aviv, that the Mossad has successfully penetrated various extremist Arab groups in both the Federal Republic and the United States.
These investigations disclosed in late May of 2001 that an attack was to be made against certain specified targets in the American cities of Washington and New York. But it was apparent that the Mossad was not only fully aware of these attacks well in advance but actually, through their own agents inside these Arab groups, assisted in the planning and the eventual execution of the attacks.
That the Israeli government was fully aware of these attacks is absolutely certain and proven. Diplomatic traffic between the Israeli Embassy in the Federal Republic and the Israeli Foreign Office made it very clear that Minister President Sharon was fully aware of this pending attack and urgently wished that no attempt was made to prevent the attacks.
Although the Israeli officials were instructed to warn the American intelligence community that some kind of an attack might be possible, at no time were the specific dates and targets (known at that time to Israeli officials) to be given to the Americans.
The rationale for this attitude was expressed in a conversation on August 1, 2001, between the Israeli Military Attache in the Federal Republic to a member of the Israeli General Staff. There it was stated that Israel believed an attack on the continental United States would so inflame American public opinion that they would permit Israel to "cleanse" their state of "Arab terrorists and those who support such terrorists". This "cleansing" was explained as the expulsion of all Arabs, and even Christian groups, from the Palestine area."
The physics911.net website has additional supporting evidence for Mossad involvement in 9/11 in its background information section. Although the Mossad has been caught perpetrating fake terrorist operations, most people still don´t know about it. It is often asserted that Israel and Zionism are in fact themselves patsies of the Anglo-American establishment, but given the fact that Talmudic Zionists like the Rothschilds have controlled international central banking and freemasonry for centuries, I am not convinced of that hypothesis, though I include it here for balance. Interestingly, at the very core of secret Freemasonry doctrine is what is known as British Israelism, an assertion that the British are in fact a lost tribe of Israel and that as such Britain is included in the proverbial covenant of the Chosen People. Who is at the top of the Pyramid? Why, Lucifer himself of course, whether you acknowledge it metaphorically or literally. All the "identifiable groups" are expendable within the divide and conquer methodology.
Since the US Army War College already acknowledges that the Mossad "has capability to target US forces and make it look like a Palestinian/Arab act," it may well be that the FBI has finally realized how dangerous the Israeli Fifth Column is, having begun to tighten the noose around the legendary Israeli spying operation in America by arresting Larry Franklin, Doug Feith´s deputy in the Office of Special Plans, origin of the fraudulent Iraqi weapons of mass destruction intelligence. Not yet indicted, but identified as Co-Conspirator 1 and 2 along with Franklin are the two top AIPAC operatives to whom he passed higly classified intel: Steven Rosen, head of Policy and Keith Weissman, Iran specialist. Israeli sources expect Weissman and Rosen to be indicted for espionage in the coming weeks.
Perhaps the two largest factions of the New World Order, Skull and Bones and the Zionists are now going into open warfare, as the Bush Administration attempts to clean out the neoconservatives, discipline the Israeli military and enforce the two state solution.
Predictably, the word in pro-Zionist circles is that the FBI investigation by Counter Intelligence Chief David Szady into the Larry Franklin affair is anti-semitic and driven by a CIA old guard. Some "Russian" security sources which cannot be confirmed provide tantalizing intelligence suggesting the same thing, and repeat the meme of a nuclear terrorist attack in the USA, staged by the Zionist/Skull and Bones hierarchy including their neoconservative covert agents.
Victor Ostrovsky, Mossad defector, has indicated that George Bush Senior may have been targeted by Mossad for assassination due to his attempt at enforcing a two state solution through cancellation of American loan guarantees to Israel during a "peace process" he started. George W. Bush continues at least the appearance of peace talks as related in The Jewish Press: "Bush made his position clear: Israel´s settlement expansion in the West Bank must stop. ?I told the prime minister of my concern that Israel not undertake any activity that contravenes "road map" obligations or prejudices final-status negotiations,? Bush said, referring to the ?road map? peace plan his administration launched three years ago. ?Therefore, Israel should remove unauthorized outposts and meet its road map obligations regarding settlements in the West Bank.? Of course, staging a fight is an easy thing to do when you are a professional deceiver, which description suits both Zionists and Bonesmen quite well. After all, the source for Ostrovsky´s allegation was most probably former head of Mossad Ephraim Halevy, now national security advisor to Ariel Sharon and the author of a recent call to perpetual world war with Islam. Halevy´s other famous warning was that "should one of the more severe scenarios come to pass, the United States will have no choice but to deepen its presence in the Middle East. To that end, it will have to renew the draft, to ensure that there are enough forces to deal with developing situations in countries like Saudi Arabia."
The AIPAC affair is only the tip of a giant iceberg that goes back even beyond the Balfour Declaration and the role of Zionists in precipitating America´s involvement in World War I. It is now generally acknowledged that Lord Balfour´s letter to Lord Rothschild - allowing for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine - led to a massive shift in allegiance by international elitist Zionists from the Axis to the Allies. The British, under "Lawrence of Arabia" managed to convince the Arabs to fight with them against the Turkish Ottoman Empire, which allied with Germany. However, the Palestinians were betrayed to the Zionists and the "United Nations" after Britain´s attempts at keeping the peace were destroyed by Israeli terrorists such as eventual Prime Minister, Menachem Begin. The Balfour Declaration also led to the massive pressure applied by American Zionists like Louis Brandeis and Bernard Baruch, head of the War Industries Board, on President Woodrow Wilson to enter the war and to create a one world government [League of Nations] as prophesied by David Ben Gurion in Look Magazine, 1962. Indeed, Benjamin Freedman, a high-level Jewish defector from Zionism who was part of the Wilson administration stated openly that International Zionists guaranteed American assistance to the Allies in World War I in return for the Balfour Declaration. The thesis certainly fits the facts. Here is Freedman´s statement: "They [the Zionists] told England: ´We will guarantee to bring the United States into the war as your ally, to fight with you on your side, if you will promise us Palestine after you win the war.´ In other words, they made this deal: ´We will get the United States into this war as your ally. The price you must pay us is Palestine after you have won the war and defeated Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey.´" Freedman goes on to state that even Zionist leaders such as Nahum Sokolow acknowledged that "the feeling against the Jews in Germany is due to the fact that they realized that this great defeat (WWI) was brought about by our (Zionist) intercession and bringing the United States into the war against them." Freedman also acknowledges the British use of Zionism in furtherance of its own aims.
Peering back into history with Freedman, we watch as Freedman paints a vivid scene: "I was ´confidential man´ to Henry Morgenthau, Sr., who was chairman of the Finance Committee, and I was liaison between him and Rollo Wells, the treasurer. So I sat in these meetings with President Wilson at the head of the table, and all the others, and I heard them drum into President Wilson´s brain the graduated income tax and what has become the Federal Reserve, and also indoctrinate him with the Zionist movement. Justice Brandeis and President Wilson were just as close as the two fingers on this hand, and President Woodrow Wilson was just as incompetent when it came to determining what was going on as a newborn baby. And that´s how they got us into World War I, while we all slept."
This background is necessary because those without a grasp of it will be less able to understand and assimilate what I must now relate, which is that the plan to take American into a war with Iran, which is supposed to be a global war with Islam to precede one world dictatorship, continues apace with increasing warnings from the military, the press and the research community regarding a nuclear or other major attack on America, perhaps as soon as this August.
Fortunately, due to the heroic efforts of the alternative media, the London bombings have now been exposed as another terrorist exercise gone live by executive New World Order. We have now seen two terrorist attacks masked by what are called drills: 9/11 and 7/7. When is the next terrorist attack drill slated for the USA?
This August.
What type of attack does the drill "simulate."
A nuclear attack.
According to Dr. Stephen Sniegoski, writing for the excellent website War Without End, and elsewhere on the internet, "Richard Perle was the big hit of this May´s AIPAC conference in Washington with his call for an attack on Iran. The danger of Iran was featured in an AIPAC multimedia show, "Iran´s Path to the Bomb." As the Washington Post´s Dana Milbank described the multimedia show: "The exhibit, worthy of a theme park, begins with a narrator condemning the International Atomic Energy Agency for being ?unwilling to conclude that Iran is developing nuclear weapons? (it had similar reservations about Iraq) and the Security Council because it ?has yet to take up the issue.? In a succession of rooms, visitors see flashing lights and hear rumbling sounds as Dr. Seuss-like contraptions make yellowcake uranium, reprocess plutonium, and pop out nuclear warheads like so many gallons of hummus for an AIPAC conference."
Worse still, former CIA/DIA agent Philip Giraldi exposes current US nuclear preparations for a response to another 9/11 type attack:
"Philip Giraldi, Deep Background
The American Conservative August 1, 2005 p. 27
In Washington it is hardly a secret that the same people in and around the administration who brought you Iraq are preparing to do the same for Iran. The Pentagon, acting under instructions from Vice President Dick Cheney´s office, has tasked the United States Strategic Command (STRATCOM) with drawing up a contingency plan to be employed in response to another 9/11-type terrorist attack on the United States. The plan includes a large-scale air assault on Iran employing both conventional and tactical nuclear weapons. Within Iran there are more than 450 major strategic targets, including numerous suspected nuclear-weapons-program development sites. Many of the targets are hardened or are deep underground and could not be taken out by conventional weapons, hence the nuclear option. As in the case of Iraq, the response is not conditional on Iran actually being involved in the act of terrorism directed against the United States. Several senior Air Force officers involved in the planning are reportedly appalled at the implications of what they are doing?that Iran is being set up for an unprovoked nuclear attack?but no one is prepared to damage his career by posing any objections."
It is certainly gratifying to see that American Conservatives like the magazine doing the above reporting are as aware of the current administration´s dangerous tendencies as American Liberals. But will Americans from all political persuasions join together soon enough to thwart the danger?
It´s up to you.
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thanks dude..
it really help me.
Backtrack 3 Final does not include the utility formerly known as "set ip address" in BT2. This handy utility could easily configure Ethernet network card eth0. To remedy this problem, I just made a little script that I give you: Backtrack Network Manager.
First, download Backtrack Network Manager:
-Backtrack Network Manager (in french)
-Backtrack Network Manager (in english)
Ok, so here is a little explanation about how to use this tool and what it can do:
It's a shell script, so you must make it executable, right click on it (the script is called network.sh), properties, permissions, "is executable", yes. Now that the script is executable, you can put it in /usr/bin, so you can use it in a shell, wherever you are. Open a shell and:
All you have to do is select your option, and enter the informations asked, the script will configure your eth0 card for you.Code:network.sh
Here is the menu:
The script allows:
- Activate/desactivate eth0
- Display eth0 informations
- Set ip address, subnet mask and gateway for eth0
- Configure the dns server for eth0
- Activate the dhcp for eth0
- Test the network with a ping
Everything is almost automatic.
You can find more details about the script here: Backtrack Network Manager little how to (in french). You can use the translation tools available for free on the net to translate that.
Of course, the script is very simple and can be improved, but it is already a functional basis, which I hope, can help
Last edited by M1ck3y; 08-05-2010 at 09:50 PM.
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thanks dude..
it really help me.
ermm.. that script for setting IP address is present in BT3 too. It's just that the developers haven't given the shortcut
The path is:-
It should be named network-config.kmdr
or something like that
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Thanks for the tip
I will keep on using my little script, since I have worked on it and it has other useful options. I hope it will help noobs and lazy people like me...
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works great!! thanks micky..
ill edit the script since mine is wlan0
Thanks ,it works perfect!


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Acupuncture performed by a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner can help, as can certain herbs to support the luteal phase (2nd half of the cycle). Often times relaxation and not lifting heavy objects is suggested.


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So it begins: The holiday season is here. It's a time for gifts, joy and treats, lots and lots of treats.
As much fun as the holidays are, they can be the most challenging time of the year for those trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Stressful situations, sporadic meal times and holiday travel are all challenges that can lead to unwanted weight gain or bad habits.
Help yourself get through the next month by avoiding such pitfalls using these three tactics.
Drink water • Water is nature's best detoxifying agent as it helps to remove toxins from the body through sweat, urine and feces. When we are dehydrated, our bodies' systems become stressed, which leads to poor digestive function and can even affect the hormonal systems.
The holidays are a bad time to let this happen since many of us are indulging in a few too many sweets or drinks.
Help your body recover from such affairs and function at its best by drinking at least half your weight in ounces of water a day. For example, a 100-pound person should at least drink 50 ounces of water a day.
The added bonus of staying hydrated is you will feel more satiated and less tempted to eat more.
Treat yourself to the book Your Body's Many Cries for Water, by Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, to learn more about the benefits of water.
Find a rhythm • The holidays are a time when we are pulled to-and-fro, which makes it easy to feel scattered and stressed. When your mind is stressed, your body becomes stressed and remains in a "fight or flight" state that can be taxing on the hormonal system, which can negatively affect all the other systems in your body. (Think about how many times you are upset and you get an upset stomach, and it's easy to make the connection.)
Make a commitment to take up some sort of rhythmic exercise to help calm the mind and give you the added benefit of sticking to a fitness routine.
Rhythmic exercises can be as intense as you want them to be, although the best during stressed times are ones that are going to leave you energized, not exhaust you more. Walking, hiking, swimming, cycling, jogging, tai chi, yoga and even weight lifting are all exercises that feature rhythms.
If nothing else, take a few moments at the beginning or end of your day to focus on breathing. Do this by putting your hands on your stomach and breathe, pushing your belly into your hands as you do, which will fill the belly with air first before the chest.
Treat yourself to a pedometer. Pedometers are a cheap and easy way to track your steps. Purchasing one and keeping it handy will serve as a great reminder to get in some rhythmic walking. Even a stroll around the block will produce great benefits.
Write it down • Athletes hold themselves accountable to their training schedules by keeping track of their workouts, meals and meal timing and sleep patterns.
Keeping a journal and writing down what you eat as well as descriptions of your activity level is a great way to keep yourself on track during the holidays.
You might be surprised at how one bite here and one bite there can add up to a lot of calories.
Don't forget to write down what you drink, too, as holiday drinks have a lot of calories in them.
Treat yourself to a training diary. While there are many electronic apps now available to keep track of activities, I still recommend one in which you physically make notes. For many, just the effort of writing is a great reinforcement to their commitment.
A training diary can be as simple as a notebook, or a more detailed training diary that has places to write down what time you go to bed, what you eat and your heart rates.
Embrace these tips as a way to embrace the holidays.
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Very clean and comfortable rooms, a family friendly environment
very comfortaple room the noisy corridors
everything.excellent no
The room was clean and nice decorated. Staff in the pool was helpful and nice The bar in the pool was very small and hot. no fans. Not enough place to have your lunch.
i like very much the room it was excellent!!!! i think in every room the must have fresh water and fruits i most confortable!!
The suites were very comfortable. The pools both indoor and outdoor were big. The pool bar played excellent music! The breakfast was poor. There was no room service.
Location was good to get to Paphos and Coral Bay. Location on the sea front was good, parking was generally plentiful. Staff rude. The exception being the lady in the kiosk, who was delighful. Not allowed to sit outside at breakfast - because they did not want to clear up an additional area-this is very irritating whan you come on holiday to enjoy sitting outside. No room service. Called in advance to check there was Enlish TV - when we arrive there were 2 chanels only- reception told me it was not their problem, someone later phoned and said they would do something, but never heard another word. Very, Very, Very noisy. No carpets in the hotel mean the noise travels throughout the hotel. Our room 320 was right next to the lift, so constantly had the noise of the lift motor and then the bell sounding on each floor.
was very clean and confortable but very poor design and decoration no shops inside just one bar and one restaurant
Very big, comfortable rooms, nice view. No russian speaker personal. no fresh juice on breakfast. poor beach
It was a very spacious apartment. We had 3 children with us and we had no problems at all. The kitchen was fully equipped. The apartment floor was not very clean.
Beautiful and comfortable rooms, all overlooking the pool and the beach High quality bedding, linens and towels Free amenities in bathroom Free breakfast, parking and internet Sound proofing of rooms is not great. The is a construction site right behing block Nr.3 and the jackhammers start at 7 am
Hotel is situated at the shore. Can enjoy both the beach and the pool. Fair selection of food. Close to outside restaurants. No internet from the room. Bed sheet was uncomfortable. We prefer quilt rather than tightened sheet.
Lovely position, good security Lack of air con in common areas and lifts pool staff very polite but lack of communication and poor command of english and very slow service did not get the sea view rooms that we originally booked and night receptionist had a bad attitude
The pool was good. The spa was below average. No internet at the rooms
Location, room view and employees. After payment and checkout, we where in the room picking the luggage when an employee came in to check the mini bar. The hotel wanted to confirm that what we declared when we checked out, regarding mini-bar consumption, was true. It was a very unpleasant and not polite attitude.
were staying there for the 3rd time. Love it. one of the best hotels in Cyprus. Luxuty. stilish. comfortable Busy breakfast room, waiting on arrival (usual thing)
Brekfast time
everything,you can spend the entire stay in the hotel and not get bored,has many facilities and its staff is really professional took them some time to check us in
The layout of the pool area and gardens were very appealing. This was further enhanced by the hotel's overall design and finishings , which in my mind were 5 star , and way above any others I had reviewed in this category . Pool should be heated during winter months , especially the area adjacent to the pool bar. This would give the hotel additonal revenue as this facility would be used far more than it was during my visit in November. Also the hotel lacked lifts, as in some wings there was none , leading to long walks or having to use stairs.
The buffet breakfast spread was superb. The variety offered was the largest of its kind. The hotel's private beach cove was particularly nice. The hotel's unique design was appealing. More efficient service could be had when it came to taking the guest to their rooms and when after having requested for a double bed, having had to make several calls within an hour to have the housekeeping come to make the bed. Too long of a wait was involved.
The access to sea, the spa facilities, and the rooms are spectacular Information about diving/snorkeling was lacking. Training was cancelled without notification and no urgency to reschedule.
Peace, tranquility, friendly efficient staff, well maintained hotel. Although the hotel was busy there was enough space in the grounds to feel as if you were away from it all. Food and drink over priced.
Simplicity and hospitality? Food location need more care, clean, and inspection.
We loved the atmosphere of the hotel. Impeccably tended to gardens, friendly and helpful service, and a lovely room. The welcome bottle of wine was also lovely.
Quality of rooms and view is excellent. Breakfast choice is excellent with staff always willing to help you find a suitable size table for your party.
The view of the balcony was beautiful. Comfortable big rooms. Good breakfast. Nice personnel. I love the location of it. We requested a double bed and what we got was 2 single beds put together. Also the hotel needs a major renovation urgently in order to be classified as a 5-star hotel. There were details that personally I think they are not acceptable for a hotel of its class,I.E. the tap of the sink was full of mould around the base (still cannot imagine they haven't seen this dirty for so long time when it's so obvious, bathrobes looked old because of excessive use.
no free wifi
This is a quite resort hotel, good for relaxation and enjoyment of the beach facilities. It is also good for children. The only drawback is that it is far from the city and its restaurants and night spots.
Lovely coastal position, harbour and beaches. Very good spa. Lovely beach side cafes and veiws. Young inexperienced reception staff. Duplex family studio needs revamping, bit tatty and pigeons a problem/messy/noisy on balcony. Corridor outside very noisy/echoy...needs a free shuttle bus to Coral Bay town, only public bus, half hour wait.
the view was fabulous, you could enjoy the pool and the sea at the same time the reception and the whole ground floor was very lightless
The service was very good,especially at a very hot time of year + also at peak season.the pool bar staff were excellent,wanting to serve our every wish No
The rooms were very tidy and breakfast was excellent There were a lot of bees in the pool area. Not very good if you are allergic to bee stings. Other than that,everything was as promised.
great food and beautiful greenery around the resort bad smellls from the drains, lack of well trained staff in the spa and general areas.
It was very quiet. You can go there and you can rest. I think that the prices in the restaurant are high. Although the food was excellent.
the cleaning of the room, the staff was very helpful. the breakfast was very good.
If you like a smart hotel in a rural non-resort location this is for you. High standard of accommodation and services. Food excellent though the advertised half board for 20 euros was not available. 3 course a la carte dinner is about 40 euros without drinks. Friendly and attentive staff. The hotel had opened a few days before my arrival after extensive refurbishment. Building work was mostly finished but electrical and landscaping/gardening work was ongoing (though not too disruptive). Difficult to find in the dark after late evening flight since hotel sign not yet erected (It is just before Miliou after turning off main road b7) Wifi works in main building but not in garden bungalows. A wired network point was installed during my stay but no network cable was provided. There was no safe in the room and no minibar. Rooms sparsely furnished (minimalist?) with no chairs in bedroom or at desk in lounge, no pictures on walls. It is not clear why this is an adults-only hotel and yet its advertised facilities include children's pool and children's play area. There is an undeveloped adjacent building site which is not very scenic at the moment.
relaxing ,peacefull, meals too much expensive,
The location is suggestive, and the hotel construction is perfectly integrated in the landscape. A mix of modern, design, rustic, stony cottage. The dinner at the hotel was delightful but it costed exactly as one night in a double room with breakfast.
This hotel is truly exceptional. The premises (stone built) were previously used as a monastery and were recently restored. The final result is outstanding and very romantic! The food is scrumptious and its resident spa treatments are really amazing. One suggestion: book your spa treatments prior to your stay otherwise you run the risk on not being able to have them during your visit. Apart from the fact that it is a bit pricey, there were no bad points. But, hey, we all deserve to treat ourselves once in a while....
Nice location, very warm hospitality The gym was not available, the internet connection was not working properly
the food was excellent, compliments to the chef, location and the relaxing and friendly/relaxed but efficient atmosphere
The swimming pools and the breakfast were great. Charging 3,50 euro for room service! Also the old tv sets should be changed with flat ones.
The location is good, very near Pafos harbour. Very good breakfast. For that price I was expecting more. Rooms with modern design but not practical. I don't like the pool with black floor, also not the best for young children.
Wonderful Design hotel, nice stuff, great location For adults with no kids not recommended. Too many kids everywhere, kids screaming & shouting from early in the morning till evening. One day there were 14 kids in the (average) pool much too much. Also the "beach" is very small and is not like on the photo.
We were initially put into a room at the back of the hotel which was a little noisy late at night due to a nightclub being located opposite. They kindly moved us to a room at the front of the hotel on the same night and arranged for our luggage to be moved. Staff were very helpful and friendly. The adult only pool area was very nice and relaxing. The breakfast was amazing. This hotel was probably one of the best I have stayed in. No complaints on this hotel at all, it was great.
location and sea view not enough sunbeds and spa needs 3 days reservation in advance
Nothing is too much trouble for the staff. Very friendly and helpful. The hotel is situated on quite a busy road which is you book a garden view room as we did you can hear everything throughout the night.
Location, food, pool, family friendly Ants
Very child friendly, service is friendly , food is superb The housekeeping would let them selves in while we were in the rooms
Food was excellent and quite brilliantly displayed. Rooms are spacious. Excellent Joanna Eden Jazz Trio (resident for the Christmas Season) Road-facing rooms suffered from 'boy racers' revving cars in the night - also incessant beats from local discos. On the other hand sea-facing rooms were pricier.
The design of the hotel is unique and tasteful, there were interesting design aspects in the lobby, rooms and all round the hotel. The staff could have taken a little more ownership of problems that they dealt with and been a bit more available.
Staff excellent Bed not confort/room very poor/breakfast not good very poor
Staff very friendly. Good buffet breakfast. Excellent position on the coast and easy walking into town. No kettle in the room.
The hotel had a relaxed atmosphere with friendly, helpful staff. It was elegantly designed, making ideal use of its natural position next to the sea. The rooms were slightly too small (and lacked tea/coffee making facilities), and some of the services were rather antiquated – the lifts, for instance, were extremely slow and creaky
the service was very good we were given a substandard room and were told we could upgrade to seaview which was 60 euros less than the price we agreed to pay - when we said yes please we were told there were no rooms left
The location was fantastic and peaceful overlooking the sea. Staff very helpfull and friendly. Breakfast buffet very good. The elevator/lift was not all to good and needs to be replaced to comply with the rest of the high standards and unable to connect to WiFi Internet in the room (advertised as available). Tv and Channels needs a review/update.
The pool and the balcony where we used to have our breakfast were great. The air-conditioning had an annoying time switch that we had to press ever 2 hours (so during the night we pressed the button and then we were waking up every 2 hours to press it again and again because it was too hot...).
Excellent facilty and good staff None
The staff in the restaurant were fantastic, and so friendly.. The hotel is luxury, and of an excellent standard.. A car is a must though.. Will definately be booking here again to stay in the near future!!!
Very clean, very good value for money. We were more pleased with St Nicholas than what we had been when staying at 5star hotels.
A quiet resort, well furnished, located close to all facilities
Everything was perfect. the food, the room, the location and especially the price. Surly the most value-for money hotel in Paphos.
We stayed in a two bedroom townhouse at St Nicolas and we were very pleased with how modern and clean the accomodation was. It had all the equipment in the property that we needed to make us feel at home. We will defintely book again. The only negative comment I could give about our stay is that we could not access all the facilities advertised eg the gym & sauna were locked.
having a happy girlfriend that she loved it so much it made the holiday wonderfull everything was so nice and wonderfull i recomended to anyone and we will go there again
we enjoyed all the facilities offered by the hotel. the ideal place for any kind of holiday the absence of instructions in case of fire or any other emergency state
st nicolas residence is a nice hotel for relaxing unfortunatly the floor and the bath room were dairty
The local restaurants! the hotel did not merit a 5* rating. It is in urgent need of refurbishment. Sheets & towels grey and old. broken computer. poolside amenities and towels were old and worn out. Food - poor. Rubbish left out over weekend in overflowing bins. Cockroaches in bathroom (3rd floor)
The Friendliness of the staff on check in The indoor pool was freezing and this was the only option for this time of year, so more care should be taken to ensure it is in good condition for use.
sea view
I loved it nothing
it was quite close to the beach although the hotel is 5star rated, the 4star Capital Coast next to it was at least twice as good
great location , good breakfast, facilites etc indoor pool and gym staff on recepion was very root
old hotel and many old pepole stayed there so it is like elderly house.
Excellent great hotel great staff best value.
Many facilities available, Staff pleasant, well laid out hotel with good views. No internet access at all during stay, Room dirty, balcony door did not open fully , bathroom dirty and poorly maintained, Mini bar overpriced (although this is normal in hotels). Unfortunately a 3 star hotel pretending to be a 5 star one.
view the gim was close all weekend
Very nice room The staff in breakfast and at the night bar it poor as number no good service old hotel no a five star hotel more as three star hotel
All the staff were friendly and went out of their way to be pleasant and helpful. The hotel is in a mature setting with established trees and gardens, yet the hotel facilities look new. No
the Lobby the breakfast is poor comparing to other 5* hotels or resorts.
The view was amazing, the pool and gardens were exceptional, but no attention to the finer details. The limited staff at the hotel tried their best and were as friendly as possible. No attention to the finer details which is a must in any 5star hotel. Due to the fall in business you sensed the cuts in staffing and facilities. And the use of energy saving lightbulbs everywhere is great for environment but lack in ambience
The pool area, the room and the gardens. The breakfast was not up to the 5-star standard. All the services(massage, hair dressing etc) were too expensive. The adjacent beach was not nice.
We ordered a cyprus coffee with which they generally offer a small cyprus sweet (loukoumi). I have asked for a second sweet and the waiter said " No, only one comes with the coffee." In addition, we had to wait 1 hour at the pool bar for 1 portion of pasta.
friendly staff and good service dirty carpets in the corridors+poor breakfast
the location and facilities not too friendly
Very responsive and good staff. More or less good pool and pool services. not much crowded, good quality of food Low quality of rooms assuming that the hotel value itself as 5 star, far from sea and no good access to beach, dirty beach (not at the hotel territory), very short menu - after 3-4 days there was nothing new to order, no animation and poor kid's facilities
not even a 3 star hotel the whole hotel
It was overlooking the beach, it had direct access to a beatiful pedestrian and the breakfast was good. The overall experience was unsatisfactory. The staff are undertrained and somewhat rude. The receptionists were not helpful, couldn't respond to problems that came up, staff at the hotel would take our orders wrong or give us misleading information. The wifi was never working in our room and the excuses we received time and time again were never satisfactory. Overall this was definitely not a 5-star experience even though it was a 5-star price, i wouldnt suggest it to anyone.
it was central unfrendly staff- cleaning staff constantly in your face-spa not up to standard. rooms need a refit.
Great location - walking distance to the Paphos port is 10 min. If you use your minibar as a fridge, you will be charged 5,5 EUR every day, that's sick. Hamburger in the lobby bar costs 10-11 EUR, that is too much.
The general ambiance, but being on business I was unable to use most amenities.
Everything was perfect!!!!Great location it's just 15 minites walk from the Castle ,very comfortable and clean room,great room service,wonderfull breakfast.The hotel staff were extremely friendly and very helpful.
Air Conditoning in the public areas and especially at the restaurant did not operate properly.
Central, beautiful location
the staff are excellent service is very good however the maintenance could be improved on the bathroom ventilation the grill is dirty the rooms need to have a soft furnture upgrade maybe they should consider to repace the carpets with good floor tiles more hygenic for a resort hotel the general manager as a great team thanks
This was our 3rd stay at this hotel, excellent service the grounds and hotel could not be faulted. Swiming pools and views are what one dreams of for your holiday
Houses are very nice looking outside, very nice quiet placement with the sea view. I haven't tried to swim in the sea so I can not give any reply on this. Frindly staff. The rooms facilities could be better - kettle was not cleaned (maybe it should be renewed), facilities could be explained (I could not to turn on the stove).
The place of the hotel is wonderfull.Specially the sunset wiev is unbeleivable
the hotel was exactly as shown on the website, the room was spacious and very clean, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. nothing
The night reception was very helpful when I needed to send some documents. He helped us being able to send them on time. The pools are amazing. It is good to have one quiet pool and one more playful. We also enjoyed the layout of the resort. It was like we had our own little villa. We didn't like that we couldn't swim after 7pm. Also when we ordered from the restaurant ala carte (we weren't all inclusive) it took an hour to get our food.
Its a nice resort with a beach front and facilities are great to use. One of the few resorts that has its own beach and fairly value for money.
Very pretty resort, lots of plants and it really looked like a tiny village. The location was fantastic, if you dont like staying in a busy touristy area with lots of nightime noise. However, it was close enough to the busy main road with many lovely greek restaurants. Car needed though. Big plus, free wi-fi. The cleanliness of the room. The cleaner came every day to clean the room, but they just made a bed and moped the floor a little. The bathroom wasnt cleaned enough and the balcony wasnt cleaned once. We stayed in a studio, with a small kitchen, and you would expect to have few more kitchen bits and pieces available to be able to prepare some food in that kitchen. To slice a Melon at least! And another thing: there was that terrible smell of drains around the resort. Not pleasant at all.
The room was a mess.it was smelling and the a/c was not working.the pool was derty and the breakfast was poor for 4 star hotel.I am wondering from where it got the 4 stars. The room was a mess.it was smelling and the a/c was not working.the pool was derty and the breakfast was poor for 4 star hotel.I am wondering from where it got the 4 stars.
The breakfast was nice and the size of the bedroom The smallest double bed that i ever saw. Dirty floor in the bathroom. It is not even close to a 2 star hotel.
Hotel reception and service area were good, staff were helpful. Pool area was extensive but like a zoo. May have been because of the school holiday period but seemed to lack adequate beds and seating in the pool area. Rooms in our section were miles from the lifts, corridors looked dreary and run down the further down corridors. The bedrooms were clean but basic, reflected in the price.
Akrivo gia tis ipiresies p prosferei. Leromeno, kai ipirxe diaxiti i mirodia mouxlas. Sto tavani ipirxe igrasia me to fovo na pesei na mas plakosei. Ta sentonia sxismena k leromena. To prosopiko den itan epaggelmaties. H xiroteri epiria. Prepei na na veltiothoun oloi oi tomeis. An oxi, tote prepei na tou paroun toulaxisto 3 asteria.
Nice swimming pool.Very good placement. Near the sea and the restaurands. Not realy a problem but it was not easy to find a place to park your car. But its ok.
It was cheap, clean, and the service was good. Somewhat tired looking, only one power point in the room which had to supply the mini-bar, the TV and our numerous chargers/power supplies for laptopn, blackberry, phones etc.
The great swimming pool Customer service wasn't too helpful .I wouldn't rate this hotel as a 4 star hotel.Facilties in the room were poor
i liked more the pool and the breakfast the water in my room was not enough in toilete and shank as well
the swimming pool was great there was too much noice
Internet for all rooms, remove the carpet, upgrade the lift - is very very small, new Bathtub
Friendly staff, very good breakfast buffet, good access to city centre and motorway from hotel location, ample parking space if you have a car.
Helpful, friendly staff None were apparent
The spa!
Swimming pools, garden, services Room was small
The room was nice. But apart of this all the rest in the hotel was the minimu that they can serve and offer to the guests as a 4 star hotel. I wouldn't go for a second time there. the swimming pool was dangerous for kinds and adults. there were a lot of edges that anyone can hurt himself easily. the surface around the two swimming pools was very slippery. The snacks they offer are poor in quality and standard.
The indoor pool and choice of breakfast No
Nice room, spa and massage, cleaniliness, quaility food Not enough activities, the pool is not well placed, did not worth the value, the hotel has no life....
The sea view from our balcony. The hotel was poor in all areas and hardly four star!
the every day gym with a teacher in the out door pool ,the indoor pool and the programms for the spa in very good prices the staff has no experiance they always forget things.
Very clean, nice swimming pool and rich breakfast.The spa were very good! The handle of the bathroom door was broken
Breakfast The room was not what was booked the beach was dirty
Staff was drying to be as polite as possible Room could be more modern designed
Very good hotel with friendly hotell staff and nice rooms. Very close to the city center. Good pool.


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And Lance must have a pretty bad case of self-loathing, seeing how he thought he'd be better served as a backup too. What a moron.
If you want to read more on ORtg.
Juries are much more formulaic than most people think. That's why when cases come out (like Casey Anthony) in ways that shock the country, many lawyers will state that the jury "made the right call."
I don't understand why this has to be either or. I think intuition is important. And I think statistics can support opinions and intuition. But intuitions can be proven wrong, and statistics can used to "prove" things that they don't really prove. And there's also observations, which stats tend to be unable to fully prove and tend to be more complex than intuition.
Player x averaging 6 threes a game means that player x averages 6 threes a game. It doesn't mean player x is a chucker. It doesn't mean that player x is a good shooter (player x could take 20 threes a game.) All the statistic means is what the statistic says it measured. In this example, three pointers per game.
Regardless, it can all be wrong or right.
The first time I watched Paul George play, I thought he was special and had a chance to be a fantastic player. (Intuition) I thought he looked like he could be a good shooter, despite his percentage, because of his form. (observation.) Everything I learned about him suggested he was the type of player that would improve, and have it in him to reach his potential. (facts.) And last season the statistics backed me up. I was completely right there.
The first time I saw Lance play an NBA game. I thought Larry Bird was out of his mind. He was too slow, too flashy. (observation.) Statically, players like Lance never learn how to play a team game. Statistically, players like Lance end up destroying team chemistry. I had intuition, observation, and statistics on my side. Yet, the guy grew up, proved me wrong and Bird right :P
Now here we have Danny versus Lance. I suppose.
Emotionally, yes..I'm tied to Danny. I think Danny has done a lot for the Pacers and deserves to have a role when the team finally has a shot at competing. I hope that if the Pacers and Danny part, it's Danny who makes that decision and not Bird. (understanding of course, that the Pacers have limited financial resources, and if Danny chooses to go somewhere that can pay him more, that's not Bird choosing to get rid of Danny.). I think Danny has earned that. And I would be very upset with the Pacers if that wasn't granted to him.
But you know what, I think people on "Lance's side" have emotional investments there. Either they don't like Danny or REALLY like Lance. There's a lot of hyperbole (which is the result of emotional reactions.).
If Danny's healthy, this isn't a bad problem to have.
It's comical how derailed this thread has become for the past 15 pages :laugh:
No judge uses "intuition" to make a judgement in a case. A judge uses reasoning, precedent, and evidence to make a judgement (and to determine if a jury did NOT use those things when making their decision and therefore whether to overturn a verdict). Judicial decisions must be supported with statements of fact, including statements as to why certain evidence was or was not chosen.
Intuition might give you a starting point, or a flash of insight, or a new way of looking at something, but without supportive evidence it is just an idea.
judg·ment or judge·ment
In any event, I question the Granger crowds' judgment. He's not healthy, he will not be a Pacer in less than a year and allowing him to come up to speed in actual games early in the season is going to hurt our record if he's playing at key times...and that may just lose us home court. Quite frankly (pardon the pun), I doubt Frank makes the mistake of starting Granger or having him finish for the remainder of this calendar year.
Last year when Paul said he likes the matchups better at SF because he can better use his quickness to his advantage (something I was saying from the day I got to PD) it was pretty much universally ignored around here because aparently players say **** they don't mean sometimes. :whoknows:
I was routinely corrected on this by multiple college profs, so I "corrected" myself. Of course, at the time, I wasn't spelling it with an -e because I knew there was (purportedly) an alternative spelling.
One of them I particularly respected (and he was prolific, meticulous, and highly respected in his research/writing, not to mention very modest about his success). Coupled with Blue and Gold's note of the court's preference for judgment, there at least appears to be a strong preference for it, at least in certain fields/areas. I'm curious as to why given the alternatives presented in the dictionary.
And in case anyone cares, perhaps not surprisingly we've got an American/British English divergence:
Judgment vs. judgement
In American English, judgement is generally considered a misspelling of judgmentfor all uses of the word, notwithstanding individual preferences. In British popular usage, judgment was traditionally the preferred form, but judgement has gained ground over the last couple of centuries and is now nearly as common as judgment.
Pay no attention to the myth, widely repeated on the web, that judgement is the original spelling and that judgment is a 19th-century American invention. This is simply untrue, as shown by an abundance of readily available evidence anyone can view online.
When it comes to legal contexts, English reference sources say varying things. Most seem to agree that judgment is preferred in legal contexts even in British English, and some say that American and British English differ in their strict legal meanings of judgment. Bryan Garner, in his Modern American Usage, says judgment in American English refers to the final decisive act of a court in defining the rights of the parties, whereas, he writes, the word in British English refers to a judicial opinion. We find nothing to contradict this, though there are many English reference sources that do not mention a legal/nonlegal distinction or an American/British distinction.


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ArchitectsBureau Alexander Brodsky
From the architect. A private house for several generations of a large family directly depicting the old idiom of "living under one roof". The copmlex constellation of spaces surrounding a central living room sits under a massive yet light PVC roof, set into a large field owned by the clients.
The facades were hand-painted to achieve random coloration effect. The rooms' decoration was largely left to the settlers' will.


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AJ's fight featured in the Lennox Herald http://www.lennoxherald.co.uk/dunbar...4557-31952646/
Twitter @steflachMMA. Herald Sport www.heraldscotland.com/sport
Twitter @steflachMMA. Herald Sport www.heraldscotland.com/sport
More great coverage. STV speaks to Andy 'Titan' Glen. http://m.local.stv.tv/east-kilbride/...nity-in-sport/
Twitter @steflachMMA. Herald Sport www.heraldscotland.com/sport
Graham Turner v Gianluca Scottoli
Turner TKO
David Aranda v Olivier Pastor
Aranda Dec Cant wait to see how this plays out.
Alan Johnston v Sam Boult
Undecided Johnston if he can keep it standing. Johnston has good TDD but Boult although relatively unknown has respected wrestling and probaby better jits. Interesting one.
Chris Stringer v Miguel Haro
Stringer Sub
Adam Stevenson v Marcin Wrzosek
Stevenson Sub
Shaun Taylor V Kevin McKinnon
Taylor Sub would like to see Taylor take a step up in competition after this fight.
Look forward to all the fights on this one. Great Card.
I would ban the triangle choke, the refuge of cowards everywhere.
Any updates on the weigh ins?
Been really busy with the weighins and Production meetings and generally the things that you do the day before a show!
Weigh in results:
Turner - 145.0
Scottoli - 143.8
Pastor - 135.0
Aranda - 134.8
Johnston - 170.3
Boult - 170.8
McVitie - 67.2kgs
Galbraith - 68.0kgs
Haro - 155.8
Stringer - 156.0
Doyle - 155.6
Henry - 155.8
Macalister - 61.7
Gardiner - 61.7
Stevenson - 154.2
Wrzosek - 154.8
Docherty - 63.2
Okunnu - 62.7
Taylor - 168.8
McKinnon - 169.0
Glen - 67.3
Richards - 67.3
McDonald - 154.0
Cairns - Wasn't able to travel to the weigh in's
3 fighters weighed over weight (Docherty, Henry and Pastor) at the first attempt. Docherty and Henry successfully made their weight at the 2nd attempt (final weights above). Pastor required his full alloted time and weighed in on his 3rd attempt.
Really looking forward to the event tomorrow. Some very interesting match ups so hopefully they will all deliver for the fans.
We still have about 50 tickets left for the show and they can be purchased from the Bodyfuel shop in Clydebank. This is the best opportunity you will have of getting a ticket. If there are any left they will be for sale on the door but if you want to secure them get them before 3pm from the shop
www.ontoppromotions.co.uk - MMA Promotion/Fighter Management
Any weigh in pics?
Pic's are on On Top's Facebook page
www.ontoppromotions.co.uk - MMA Promotion/Fighter Management
Cant wait for this , missed the last show
They guy who invented Burpees , is a secret child molester


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ANAHEIM - One fortuitous and timely bounce turned a game around for the Ducks and resulted in the first regulation loss of the season for the San Jose Sharks. | PHOTOS
Saku Koivu scored the tying goal early in the third period, defenseman Sheldon Souray netted the winner with 6:39 left, and rookie Viktor Fasth made 25 saves as the Ducks beat the Sharks 2-1 on Monday night.
"I think it just shows that we can compete with every team in the league," Souray said after the Ducks followed up a win over the Stanley Cup champion Kings on Saturday with another win.
"San Jose is a great team. We played them hard last week up there and didn't get the result that we wanted. Tonight we had everybody going, and our goaltending was amazing.
"We're a work in progress. We want to get better and keep earning respect."
The Sharks, who won their first seven games before a 2-1 shootout loss to Nashville on Saturday, lead the Pacific Division by two points over the Ducks. Fasth is the first Anaheim goalie to win his first three NHL starts.
San Jose's Thomas Greiss, returning to the site of his NHL debut back in January 2008, stopped Anaheim's first 24 shots as he nursed a 1-0 lead created by Logan Couture's first-period goal.
The tide turned in the third period when Sharks center Tommy Wingels attempted a clearing pass around the boards in his end, but didn't get the puck to defenseman Brad Stuart. It hit a rut at the base of the end boards and caromed straight into the slot, where Koivu backhanded it passed a stunned Greiss at 3:53.
"(Daniel) Winnik actually did the original forecheck and put pressure on their defense, so they had to throw the puck hard around the boards," Koivu said. "We tried to maintain that pressure, and out of nowhere, the puck just bounced onto my stick. I was pleasantly surprised. Those things don't happen very often, maybe once in a couple of years.
"When it happens against your team, you're cursing the boards. But we were happy about it."
The Ducks took the lead on a slap shot from the left point by Souray that beat Greiss high to the glove side.
San Jose lost left wing Ryan Clowe for 17 minutes after he started a fight with Matt Beleskey at 11:20 of the first period. After the Sharks turned aside two Ducks power plays, Couture made it 1-0 with 1:52 left in the period.
Fasth, the backup to Jonas Hiller, was perfect after that.
"When you have two goaltenders that can pretty much give you a chance to win every night, it's a huge plus - especially when you have the schedule we have this year," Koivu said of the Ducks, who are about to start a six-game road trip.
"Going into the season, we didn't know what to expect from Viktor," he said. "But right now he's playing great. It really shows that he's more experienced and more mature. He's seen a lot of hockey in his life, although not in the NHL, but right now he's calm and confident and playing well for us."


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I'm on the internet right now on BackTrack through a live-usb boot.Code:mac80211 ... iwlagn,iwlcore
When I type airmon-ng I see an empty list of interfaces. I should be seeing my wlan0 but I don't.
Can someone please help me figure this out?


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Weekend Opry shows dedicated to George Jones
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The Grand Ole Opry is among the many country music outlets remembering the late George Jones.
Nashville's "Tennessean" says Brad Paisley made a surprise appearance on Friday's show, paying tribute to the country music legend with a medley of Jones' songs. Afterwards he tweeted:
To everyone @opry tonight:Thank you for honoring @gjpossum w/us. & for being my musical home. #RememberingJones #Opry twitter.com/opry/status/32…— Brad Paisley (@BradPaisley) April 27, 2013
At Saturday's Opry show, Opry manager Pete Fisher made note of Paisley's performance, calling it "an emotional capstone to an historic evening."
Saturday's show was dedicated to Jones as well. Saturday night's performers, including longtime Opry stars Jim Ed Brown and Jimmy C. Newman as well as country newcomers Kristen Kelly and Morgan Frazier, also played Jones' music and shared thoughts and memories of the Country Music Hall of Famer. John Conlee brought Saturday's show to a close with a performance of Jones' classic "He Stopped Loving Her Today" while Jones' picture was displayed on the large screen backdrop.
Services for the country icon have been set for this week. CountryWeekly.com says the Country Music Hall of Famer's family will hold a private funeral Wednesday night. A second service has been scheduled at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House on Thursday morning, which will be open to the public. Jones' loved ones are also asking fans wishing to pay tribute to the legendary Possum to make a donation to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum or to the Grand Ole Opry trust fund instead of sending flowers.
Jones died last Friday at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, eight days after he had been admitted with a fever and irregular blood pressure. The 81-year-old Jones was in the process of wrapping up his career. He was two months into his year-long farewell "Grand Tour" at the time of his passing.


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I upgraded Gridlock,now when ever i add an App,move an app to a folder,or move an app on Springboard,an app always just dissapears until i respring it
(Not sure if Gridlock or Springtomize is causing this),emailed chown last night about it
This has been one of the friendlier blogs re the upgrade and new fee and as a purchaser of the previous version get it which is why I am not complaining. The key to software I posted to those others is to think of it as "hardware" and more specifically cars. I own the old model and I get a discount on the new one similar to a trade-in, but on the surface and as a "car" buyer the new model appears to be exactly the same to some? Granted, the builder said it has been redone from the ground up with stronger materials etc. but the appearance, form and function to the buyer seems to be exactly the same as the last model.
So, GP how about also adding some "buyer tangible value'? Tell us how it uses x-amount less resources and is more efficient. Add some new options like sun roof, turbo, convertible, all wheel drive, in the form of save/restore layouts, multi icon movement, etc. Don't just tell us "it took more work", as a previous purchaser SHOW ME the difference and I will SHOW YOU THE MONEY!!
Has anyone made any headway with the devs regarding the crashes with Gridlock? I know nothing is perfect but when ONLY the jailbreak (latest version of evasion on an iPhone 5 w/iOS 6.1) and Gridlock are installed and I'm still able to generate a crash of Sringboard 100% of the time simply by creating a folder. Then something is at issue. That doesn't even take into account the random jumbling of icons/folders that occurs when first installing Gridlock or when Gridlock is uninstalled.
I don't mind paying for this tweak because it's far and away a better alternative for me, than is Iconoclasim. However if they are charging for Apps. Then support and addressing of what seems (to me at least) to be a common issue among quite a few of the apps users, is the appropriate thing to do.
I initially thought my crashing springboard was being caused by Gridlock 2 (dissapearing icons),but after removing Springtomize,icons dont vanish anymore.I tried contacting the Springtomize dev via Twitter and with 2 emails,but he never replys.Chpwn replied straight away and helped me trouble shoot.I dont like to bag a man out,but i wish Fillipobiga would get his s**t together,something always happens with his tweaks :-(
Yup,i deleted it yesterday morning(im in australia),and everything to do with Springtomize,and have had no icons vanishing since.i painfully went through removing one tweak at a time,then added apps,deleted apps,moved apps to folders & around springboard,resprung each time i did something till last on the list was Springomize.It wouldn't have peed me off so much,if he had at least said "yep,that problem will be fixed next update",but i never hear back from him.
Vertical scrolling = built in
Managed icon placement = built in
Page jumping = built in
Etc, etc
Vertical scrolling = tweak required
Managed icon placement = several tweaks
Page jumping = tweak required
It just seams that a theme like that would be better on DB. I love DB, it just never fully took off and most development has been stopped.


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