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By Bob Berghaus, Gannett News Service
BEIJING Vincent Hancock, a 19-year old Army private and world-class skeet shooter, knew the Olympics were big. He just didn't know how big.
"I was expecting something absolutely spectacular with tons of people, but my expectations for this place tripled," Hancock, a member of the U.S. Shooting team, said Thursday. "I never realized you could have so many athletes in one place that are so good. It's a dream that's finally come true."
Hancock and his teammates were surprised on Wednesday at the Olympic village when they encountered Kobe Bryant and other members of the U.S. men's basketball team taking a tour.
"At a World Cup there are about 500 athletes," said Army Spc. Walton "Glenn" Eller, who participates in men's double trap. "When you walk in here there are over 10,000 athletes. You walk into the village and there's Kobe Bryant with about 50 or 60 people following him trying to take his picture."
Hancock and Eller, 26, are among six members of the shooting team assigned to the Army Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benning, Ga. Hancock, a former world champion, is one of the favorites in men's skeet.
The team arrived here Wednesday after spending one week training in South Korea. Going through customs, especially with guns, took time but wasn't torturous after a relatively short three-hour flight.
"It takes a bit of time and it's a little more involved for us," said Army Maj. Michael Anti, 44, who won a silver medal in three-position rifle in 2004. "They check all of our serial numbers and record them. When we leave the country they'll do the same thing to make sure everyone is coming and leaving with what they started with. But it was normal and smooth."
Anti, one of the Fort Benning Six, is participating in his fourth Olympics, but he doesn't have a been-there-done-that attitude.
"Each Olympics seems to get better and better," he said. "It almost seems like each country is trying to out-do the previous Olympics, so it's a special thing."
Other team members assigned to Fort Benning are Sgt. 1st Class Jason Parker; Sgt. 1st Class Daryl Szarenski; and Spec. Jeff Holguin.
Another Olympian for the fourth time is 56-year-old Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Elizabeth "Libby" Callahan of Columbia, S.C. She's been drawing attention as the oldest American woman to ever compete in the Olympics. (British equestrian Lorna Johnson, who was 70 when she appeared in the 1972 Olympics, is the oldest female Olympian of any nationality.)
"That's what I've been told and I haven't researched it," Callahan, who competes in women's 25-meter pistol shooting, said of the age mark. "I'm not into researching that type of thing. I just think sports writers and people like that look for unique angles — the tallest, the shortest or the heaviest. I guess somebody has to fill that stat."
Army Staff Sgt. Keith Sanderson; Air Force Reserve Lt. Col. Dominic Grazioli and Stephen Scherer, a rising sophomore at West Point, are also on the team.
Shooting competition begins Saturday and runs through Aug. 17.
Bob Berghaus writes for The Asheville (N.C.) Citizen-Times.
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"And here comes the country surgeon and Mrs. Rucastle, so I think, Watson, that we had best escort Miss Hunter back to Winchester, as it seems to me that our locus standi now is rather a questionable one."
"Holmes," I protested sotto voice, "I don't like to leave Mr. Rucastle in this condition. I too am trained as a surgeon; I can continue to treat him just as easily as the doctor Mrs. Rucastle has brought. Go on ahead with Miss Hunter and I shall meet you in Baker Street."
"No, Watson, that will not do," replied he with immediate decisiveness. "Please, tell the surgeon whatever it is that he needs to know and come back now."
I took his arm and led us to a corner for a little more privacy. "Holmes, I cannot simply abandon my patient."
"He is not your patient and you are hardly abandoning him when there is another physician not a few feet away."
"What do you mean, 'not my patient'?" I exclaimed, stung.
The look he favored me with was sharp and troubled. "I suppose by the strictest definition he is your patient in that he is in need of medical treatment and so far you have been the one to provide it. But I do not like to think of you sacrificing any more of your time or concern on that fiend. Bad enough you put your life in jeopardy to rescue him. He is altogether unworthy of the effort."
"Watson, you have heard for yourself the depths of Mr. Rucastle's depravity regarding his own daughter," he snarled, though his anger was not directed towards me. "It seems to me a very poetic form of justice that he has come to this. I am not so altruistic as you. I would just as happily have watched him perish then and there, as he would have had you not killed that beast of a dog."
"I could not let him die," I confessed quietly. "Despicable as the man is, I could not simply stand by and do nothing."
He sighed. "I understand. But you have done all that you could without your bag and supplies. In short, you have done enough for him."
"Holmes," I remonstrated wearily.
"Of course, if it is a fee you're after you can certainly bill him for services rendered," he added slyly. "Including the cost of the bullet you were forced to expend to save his miserable life."
"You know," said he, taking my arm and leading me back, "I really ought to do a monograph on how different inflections of the voice can change the meaning of a single word or name. This particular dialogue is especially enlightening in that respect."
"Holmes, really."
"There, you see? Another example already. Now, my dear fellow, will you kindly communicate with the surgeon so we may be on our way?"
I sighed reluctantly. "I suppose I must. Although if I am going to bill anyone it shall be you. If I were staying to treat him I would be collecting a much greater fee and I have you to thank that I am not."
"If I did not know you to be speaking facetiously I might take offense," Holmes answered merrily. "As it is, consider it payment enough that our journey's expenses are coming out of my pocket."
"Now I shall certainly have to write up that monograph."

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When his son dies while hiking the famed Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route in the Pyrenees, Tom flies to France to claim the remains. Looking for insights into his estranged child's life, he decides to complete the 500-mile mountain trek to Spain. Tom soon joins up with other travelers and realizes they're all searching for something.
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The tuberculed fins feel markedly different from the same fins without tubercules.
One of the tested effects is a huge increase in angle of attack capability (up to 40 percent) and higher lift/lower drag with far better control in the pre stall zone. both of these effects are very noticeable, and overall the tuberculed fins feel much more precise and positive.
As far as drag reduction overall goes, it's hard to quantify when surfing, but they certainly feel at least as fast as those with conventional leading edges.
Where I'm going next with it is as follows: The tuberculed fins increase angle of attack capability, so one option is, instead of just accepting the higher angle of attack as a bonus, to make the fin thinner ( this would normally lower drag but reduce angle of attack capability) with the tubercules the fin can be made thinner for lower drag while maintaining the previous angle of attack range.
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Across the road from Pickerel Lake is this nicely wooded building lot with mostly maple trees. This lot faces west and you will get the beautiful sunsets. Pickerel Lake is 1299 acres and is connected to Crane Lake by a channel. Crane Lake 341 acre lake. Both are full recreational lakes and excellent fishing. This property is located on a dead end road for quiet enjoyment. Road not maintained by the town. Also look at adjoining lots in MLS 146327 and 146333
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In addition to his role as Protagenic Therapeutics' Executive Chairman, Dr. Armen is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Agenus Inc., the biotechnology company he co-founded in 1994. From mid-2002 through 2004, he also served as chairman of the board of directors of Elan Corporation, where he successfully engineered the restructuring of the company.
Prior to Agenus Inc., Dr. Armen established Armen Partners, a money management firm specializing in biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, and was the architect of the widely publicized creation of the Immunex Lederle oncology business in 1993. Earlier, he was a senior vice president of research at Dean Witter Reynolds, having begun his career on Wall Street as an analyst and investment banker at EF Hutton.
In 2002, Dr. Armen founded the Children of Armenia Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to significantly rebuilding and revitalizing impoverished rural Armenian towns to provide immediate and sustainable benefits to children and youth. He received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 2004 for his humanitarian efforts, and received the Sabin Humanitarian Award from the Sabin Vaccine Institute in 2006 for his achievements in biotechnology and progressing medical research. Dr. Armen was also the Ernst & Young 2002 New York City Biotechnology Entrepreneur of the Year, and received a Wings of Hope Award in 2005 from The Melanoma Research Foundation for his ongoing commitment to the melanoma community. Dr. Armen received a PhD in physical chemistry from the Graduate Center, City University of New York, after which he worked as a research fellow at Brookhaven National Laboratories in Long Island, NY.
From 2012 to 2014 Mr. Ekizian was associated with Victory Capital Management, serving as Senior Portfolio Manager for the Victory Dividend Growth Fund, a strategy which was managed for conservative growth and income across mutual fund and separate accounts. Prior to Victory, he was a private investor from 2009 through 2012. From 1997 through 2009, Mr. Ekizian was a Senior Portfolio Manager and Managing Director of the Growth team at Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM). Prior to his service with GSAM, Mr. Ekizian was a principal member in the start-up of Liberty Investment Management in 1994, and as a Senior Portfolio Manager, remained with the firm through its acquisition by Goldman Sachs in 1997. Mr. Ekizian started his investment management career in 1990 at Eagle Asset Management as an analyst covering health care, media, staples and consumer discretionary industries. Mr. Ekizian received a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Lehigh University and MBA from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business and is a CFA Charterholder.
Dr. Robert B. Stein is Chief Scientific Officer of Agenus Inc. Dr. Stein leads Agenus' Research, Preclinical Development and Translational Medicine functions. He helps shape clinical development strategy for vaccines and adjuvants. Additionally, he's leading integration of the 4-Antibody acquisition, which includes the company's fully human antibody drug discovery and optimization technology platform, and portfolio of immune checkpoint antibody programs. Over his 30 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry he played a pivotal role in bringing to the market Sustiva®, Fablyn®, Viviant®, PanRetin®, TargRetin®, Promacta® and Eliquis®. Prior to joining Agenus he held executive management positions at Ligand Pharmaceuticals, DuPont Merck, Incyte Pharmaceuticals, Roche Palo Alto and KineMed. Dr. Stein began his career at Merck, Sharp and Dohme. He holds an MD and a PhD in Physiology & Pharmacology from Duke University.
Mr. Silverman is the Co–founder and Managing Member of Parkfield Funding LLC, and is a former Principal and Managing Partner of Iroquois Capital Management, LLC. Mr. Silverman served as Co–Chief Investment Officer of Iroquois from 2003 until July 2016. From 2000 to 2003, Mr. Silverman served as Co–Chief Investment Officer of Vertical Ventures, LLC, a merchant bank. Prior to forming Iroquois, Mr. Silverman was a Director of Joele Frank, a boutique consulting firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions. Previously, Mr. Silverman served as Assistant Press Secretary to The President of The United States. Mr. Silverman received his B.A. from Lehigh University in 1992. In the past five years, Mr. Silverman has served as a director of MGT Capital Investments, Inc. and National Holdings Corporation.
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Singapore, the island nation is a place that has captured the imagination of people from all over the world. This tiny city-country has established the Asian name on the world map. Singapore is indeed a fast-growing, very hi-tech country in Asia. For the limited resources that they have, Singapore has come a long way in … Continue reading "Things You Will Enjoy Doing In Singapore"
Interview by Wanderlust StoryTellers
I recently got interviewed by Jolene of Wanderlust Storytellers as she was doing a series on family travel bloggers who also did budget travel. If you are looking for tips and tricks on how to travel within budget, how to cover a lot of places but still not burst your budget and more importantly, travelling … Continue reading "Interview by Wanderlust StoryTellers"
What You Can Do in Langkawi – Part 2
Continuing from my previous post about the Things to Do in Langkawi, here is another list of interesting places to visit, things to do in the lush, green island Pulau Langkawi. Geoforest Park We visited this place on our first trip to Langkawi in 2013. The Geoforest Park visit was part of the island hopping … Continue reading "What You Can Do in Langkawi – Part 2"
What You Can Do in Langkawi – Part 1
Hello everyone! Following up with my previous posts on Langkawi, I present to you some of the activities we did, something you too can do when in Langkawi. For more information on the island, how you can plan your itinerary for Langkawi and what you must plan before you travel read the previous posts linked. In this post, … Continue reading "What You Can Do in Langkawi – Part 1"
Indian Food In Kuala Lumpur
Having lived in East Malaysia, Miri to be precise, I value highly the availability of even a single, simple dish that reminds me of home. Miri is a small oil-town, about 300000 to 500000 people living there at a time. I am quoting it on the higher side, the expats add to the numbers actually. … Continue reading "Indian Food In Kuala Lumpur"
Lessons From My Hong Kong Trip
The past 7 + years of traveling around South Asia has been almost problem-free for me and my family. But with time, you need to realise that certain important documents also start to near their "expiry date" – for example your passport. Well, there were atleast 2 very important learnings for me with my … Continue reading "Lessons From My Hong Kong Trip"
Hong Kong – What You Need To Know
Visa-free travel So, when you unexpectedly get the chance to visit the dazzling "twin" of Singapore aka Hong Kong, would you turn down the opportunity? No!! And that was what we did. So a quick plan and we booked the tickets on Cathay Pacific for April 22nd. We chose HK because Indians (if not other … Continue reading "Hong Kong – What You Need To Know"
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Weekend at Taman Tasik Titiwangsa
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London is the great city for singletons. From sampling cocktails at art deco bars to left-field jazz gigs in Hackney parks, across the capital each night there is something new to try, something different to do. Regardless of your relationship status. And for years now I've been "not married", and, certainly, not bovvered.
One of the pleasures of living in the city is that you can see so many different tribes of friends for the varying parts of our jigsaw lives. You are no oddity if you are still single.
However, despite my web and wealth of friendship, I did sometimes feel sad that I didn't seem a candidate for long-term intimacy. I tried internet dating, joined supper clubs, and was once even sent to Love School by this very newspaper. But nothing took.
In your forties it seems Friends With Benefits is the default position. But after yet another cancelled supper, it dawns on you that he's not quite a friend. And there are precious few benefits.
Instead, I focused on my platonic relationships. "To Liz, The Empress of Friendship," my friend Marcus wrote on my 45th birthday card — I was incredibly touched. Perhaps romance just wasn't my forte, I decided.
But now — ironically — I feel something of an impostor. Last August I met someone online: Chris.
He's a writer too — though of film and music — and like me obsessed by the poles of high and low culture.
He's even a fellow south Londoner. It turns out we lived only seven minutes apart by train and have often been at the same film/gig/literary event at the same time.
In fact, if I'd only looked sideways at Yasmin Reza's God of Carnage in the West End, or Wayne Hemingway's Vintage Festival, it would have saved a lot of time. But it's taken us more than 20 years to meet.
In all honesty, I wasn't exactly keen at first. Chris is utterly straightforward: no games, no wasting time. He's been through a divorce so he knows what enchants — and what gives pain.
He's affectionate and loyal too. What's not to like? Well, actually, after years of the single life I was slightly appalled by such warmth at first. We had tentative dates where I sat so far back on my bar stool I nearly fell off. I talked airily about being long-term friends. That would be enough.
He also knows — shamefully — that I only really asked him to my book launch because I thought it would be good to have someone there who worked for the BBC.
But that night something shifted. While I was trapped greeting guests and signing books, I saw him chat enthusiastically to my friends. There was no shortage of glamorous women keen to meet him. Friends emailed the next day saying: "Who is that lovely man?" One agent wanted to read his novel; another friend invited him to lecture to her students.
I was slightly amazed. Had I missed something? Better pay closer attention, I resolved. Or someone else will nab him.
My friend Helen took charge. "Email him and say, 'Ahem you know I mentioned a while back that you should go on dates with other women, well, being one myself, and running true to form, I have changed my mind and would prefer it if you didn't'."
She arranged a lunch. We talked for 12 hours solid. As I warmed up, he calmed down. But I was getting the hang of someone genuinely nice.
I joke that Chris has given me Tweetdeck — and renewed self-esteem. He's on my side. He understands my baggage (well, the edited bits). He even appreciates the madness of freelance life. He's recently left his job at the BBC as a head of digital social media to finish that novel. Most days we send each other tips about screenings, blogs and interviews that might generate a fresh angle. Or take our laptops over to No 67, the café at the South London Gallery.
We had a pact to stick together until this Valentine's Day — even if we hated each other's guts by then. We've spent too many ghastly evenings drowning our sorrows in Pizza Express with loyal stalwarts.
We were still together come the 14th. Some friends are thrilled; others a little wary. Will I change? I'm often asked if London is a different experience once you're in a couple.
Well, yes, the landscape is slightly different. As the poster girl for singledom, you are often booked up six months in advance. It's important to keep the diary full of minibreaks and festivals, so it can be quite a thrill to stay at home — and watch Sherlock over beans on toast for a change.
Even days spent apart have resonance. "I've missed having someone to miss," Chris admits.
But it is weird being in a relationship with an actual grown-up. I'm so used to dates who don't really want you to meet their friends and who holiday solo that I've learned to be very independent. Every so often I catch myself pouring a cup of tea for one, or putting out the light when he's still reading. When did I become so selfish?
And I'm very lucky that he likes cats. Lots of them. "Don't worry, Jasper," he reassures my elderly tabby. "You're still boyfriend number one."
I would hate to seem smug. I've no intention of letting go of my friends or becoming a Surrendered Bride. It still makes me indignant that lovers are prioritised over deep friendships. That dreaded phrase "plus one" on an invite still makes me shudder. Why is it OK to bring a boyfriend of two days, and not a dear friend/cousin/colleague?
Surely this city can adopt a more pluralistic view of relationships. While London's great to be single in, it also causes us to become hard-wired for rejection, set-up for disappointments and let-downs. And we all deserve a little better than that.
Of course, meeting someone later in life can be bittersweet. What-ifs inevitably hang in the air. Though I'd argue Chris has met a much nicer version of me than he would have done just a decade ago.
I certainly still don't regret my protracted single experience — living through what writer Ethan Watters dubbed the Urban Tribe years. For many of us, friends become our most significant kinship group. As we delay pairing off, end long marriages and stay independent adults for longer, we crave the support network of people who understand "the real" us.
But even months later, I still can't use the boyfriend word. Or imagine living with anyone. I need my own space, as does Chris. He affectionately calls us the bullet dodgers.
Chris has slightly called my bluff, though, by renting a flat in the street next to my home in Peckham. Perhaps we'll manage to live side by side like Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre.
We joke about it all going horribly wrong at any moment — but what the hell. As writers, it'll be great material for that next article.
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There was no problem with transfer to the airport. Even when flight is very early, a breakfast is served (5 am). Our room had a kitchenette, so preparing a meal was not a problem. Payment by card is possible. This b&b is 950 meters from Cinisi-Terrasini train station.
The hotel was not clean. The shower curtain was filthy! The towels were old and smelled of vinegar. There were ants everywhere!! The rooms were dark and the bathroom had only one small dim light. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone!
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The hotel is close to the airport and appears to have a wide range of facilities. There was a wedding party the same night I was there. I was quite unhappy as I had booked late and I should have been advised (they knew for a while that there was a wedding that same night). It was extremely noisy and there were no rooms that were quiet (they switched me after I complained but it was not better). As I had a very early flight, I had asked for a breakfast box (the hotel was advised of this at the time of booking). Not only wasn't it not possible, I did not get more than 2 hours of sleep and the personal was rude. They gave me a 5 euro rebate on the price of the room because I did not get the breakfast afterall.
Fit for purpose of being close to airport and easy to find. The pool is good Staff service is poor. No help with luggage. Design of the room is poor
air conditioning broken, staff unable to fix
Location very near airport. Beautiful pool area. Excellent dinner in dining room. Not easy to find in a tiny town off the highway. No airport transfers available even though it is located so near to it.
Attempts by staff to be as helpful and possible. Great food. Some challenges with language - as we didn't speak Italian
beautiful well kept grounds and gardens. very convenient for airport Room next to main road was very noisy and french window wouldn't close. Breakfast poor: stale biscuits and mouldy fruit.
the only reason to stay here is to take a plane early morning, the airport is very close staff incompetent and unfriendly, the swimming pool very dirty, breakfast poor. we didn't have time as the menu did not read very inspiring, instead we went to the next village and had a great pizza somewhere on a roof terrace
Property was beautiful, lovely landscaping, pool and grounds were lovely. room was large. Staff was friendly. Bed Coverlet was dirty Air conditioning did not work. door screens do not fit properly.
Its location in that it was quiet and had panoramic views. Everything was spotless, the breakfast was varied with lots of choice and the staff were extremely helpful and pleasant. I was put off dining in the top floor restaurant because it was too hot and did not have small tables for two so it lacked atmosphere but the views from there were spectacular.
nice views over Palermo; parking; good breakfast perhaps too much noise when partying people (lots of partys in there)
Nice Pool with nice view. Clean room and bathroom. Poor breakfast. Charged full night for late check-out.
We chose the hotel because it was fairly close to the cathedral at Monreale. We didn't think this was a 4 star hotel in comparison with the other hotels we stayed in during our holiday in Sicily. The bathroom needed some attention and the pool (much smaller than it looks in the photos on the website) is not in great shape.
The outside sitting area is pleasant and there is adequate car parking. The meal in the hotel was good, on the occasion the restaurant was open. The hotel restaurant is only open one night a week, and it is a very strenuous long walk uphill to Monreale where alternative eating and leisure areas are available. Breakfast selection is poor,food items were not restocked. I had to ask for cutlery and food items on a number of occasions. Most staff were not welcoming and seemed to find it a chore when asked. There is a real shortcoming in the service provided. No information provided in the room or instructions for phone or other hotel services. Air conditioning is inadequate.
Dinner inexpensive. Free internet.Nice room. There was a party at the hotel and the music was a bit annoying. If you asked for a capuccino (the only hotel in our stay in italy this happend)with the breakfast they charge you extra.
The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The rooms were comfortable and clean.The price of the room was reduced so it was a reasonable rate. The food was dreadful. Breakfast basic and not too bad but the evening meal was inedible. The hotel was difficult to find and not in a good position for visiting either Monreale or Palermo. A taxi into Palermo cost 30 euros.
Free parking, spacious room, good breakfast. Small outdoor pool, bad shower.
finding a hotel from Palermo highway
Spacious triple room and nice little pool, both with views, good location for visiting both Palermo and the wonderful Monreale cathedral. If travelling by car easy to find but there's also a bus into Palermo right by the hotel if you want to avoid the traffic (just make sure to ask about location of the bus stop back -- Palermo is not exactly well organised in this way). Good breakfast, if you like fruit and sweet things to start the day. Some reception staff seem to resent your very presence and are only reluctantly helpful. Friendly breakfast waiter was the exception. Air conditioning seems a bit on the tired side, taking quite long to cool the rather stuffy room. Bathroom a little on the small side.
Lots of character; helpful staff
Beautiful hotel, staff very friendly and helpful
Very comfortable Location of the hotel very poor. Difficult to find.
The staff. Location - further from Monreale than we expected.
The food was excellent and imaginative, and the restaurant staff extremely helpful.The shuttle bus to Palermo was very useful. The only drawback to the hotel is its location on a very busy and narrow road, with a lot of traffic.Walking anywhere was just unpleasant.
Tasteful surroundings and relaxed atmosphere
No laundry service and they dont loan out irons either..... a bar staff was never present at the bar.... too far from Palermo - taxis was pretty expensive
This facility is amazing!
Elena and Daniele did a fine job.
Interesting building big rooms The lack of facilities -after nine thirty there is no possibility of anything to eat or even a cup of coffee Dogs barking under the windows all night made it less relaxing than the description implied
swimming pool , facilities, on the beach, free secure parking, walking distance to a couple resturants and near airport.
I was pleasantly surprised after driving along a dirt road to find this Oasis. Everyone was helpful and there even was a fireworks display after a wedding party which I viewed from my window. Sorry I couldn't stay longer and enjoy the bech..
I liked the sea, great swimming pool - large and deep. Beautiful area. Not a very good breakfast. The hotel is very expensive to eat - to 30 euros per person and lunch and dinner, and in the district are very few places where you can go. However, directly outside the gates of the hotel - great pizza with a decent kitchen - and very inexpensive.
It should not be classed as a 4 star its more a 3 star, which means the cost of staying does not justify the hotel.
I had read many bad reviews but decided to stay because of it's nearness to the Palermo airport. We were wonderfully surprised. none of the negatives applied to the hotel at all. Very nice experience, nice staff. I would like to see something on the dinner menu besides the 30 Euro buffett dinner. I just wanted a salad that night so we ate elsewhere.
Open grounds We booked and paid for american breakfast but it was only available on our first day. We tried the buffet dinner and the food was unedible. Definetly not a four star resort!
Breakfast buffet is really very basic, coffee is the worst in Italy
pool and pool staff was ok the food was some of the worst i ever seen in italy, the buffet and breakfast was a disgrace. the service was very mixed, certainly no a place to return to. we chose the hotel because it was 2,3 km from the airport, that is completely not true, expect to pay 35€ for the taxi to the hotel. we were lucky and stayed there less than 24 hours, avoid at all costs
Close to the Palermo airport, nice view from the pool area, nice little villages around (Cinisi), convenient for visiting Palermo (with own car), friendly staff at the swiming pool. Room equipment is quite old and a bit worn, very basic breakfast with lowest price items selected, I had seen the biggest ever cocroach in our bathroom, no possibility to get even a coffee when leaving hotel early (before breakfast is served).
The location where it is found i have to say it is perfect given that i like alot mountains. Its godd to get away from the busy life and relax I do not categorize Florio park hotel as 4star. Does not have this standard
Advertised free airport transfer which did not pick us up and the taxi cost 50 euros and the return transfer we were charged 30 euros for
The location, near the airport, was why we choose the hotel and it proved to be very easy to get to the airport. At check in we were told that we could not have the internet rate but could have a 10% discount on their rack rate. We had to use their internet from the parking lot and make a reservation to get the internet rate.
The water view was nice, breakfast was plentiful bright colors in the decor was nice I was somewhat unhappy about the charge of 35.00 euros for the shuttle to take my party one in a half miles to airport. Also the beach was not direct in my reach. I was on the bay.was disapointed about that.
View from the room. The price of the room was a bit high, but woerse than that was the 30euros for the set dinner. The food was very mediocre and that was very little choce.
Location was close to Palermo Airport (convenient for early morning flight), staff were very accommodating, and the hotel shuttle was reliably available for the early morning trip to the airport. Otherwise didn't have much time to explore the area. Some facilities did not appear in best condition. Room was quite warm upon arrival and vent/fan didn't help; had to open door to small balcony to cool room for sleeping. The meat served with the main course at dinner was seasoned overly salty.
The bathroom and view of the sea. The restaurant was very nice. The room itself was nothing special at all--except for the view.
We especially liked the clean and modern design, the closeness to the airport and the wonderful seafront location. There was nothing we didn't like.
nice hotel,great breakfast and helpful staff. Loved the little township of Terrasini. No pool which is a shame because the local beach is dirty and not a nice place to play which was disappointing
The private beach was generally nice and the water very clear. Also, it was nice to have a terrace and there was a great view from the room. The staff helped us to get transport to the airport very early on a Sunday morning. There were good restaurants across the street, we didn't eat in the hotel itself. Although the private beach was generally nice, it needed a cleaning as there was garbage, etc. about. The air conditioner in the room didn't really work.
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When I decode the stream I don't send any SPS/PPS NALs or an initial frame. I just start pushing the data from the live stream, chopped into blocks ending with a 0x09 NAL and the decoder will synchronize itself nicely without problems quite quickly.
The issue with at least this one device is that when I get a BufferInfo from the decoder it will claim it decoded 1413120 bytes of data, but the buffer size is only 1382400! So of course if I even try to get that much data out of the buffer it will crash.
The video is 1280x720 and is decoded into NV12, so the buffer size is just fine. The reported decoded output size isn't. If I force the size as 1382400 and convert the NV12 into RGB I get almost correct picture. The first 32 lines have a strong green color and the blue channel is shifted by quite a lot. This means that the UV block is decoded partially wrong on this device.
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Another application decoding the same stream shows it without issues, but as far as I know they use ffmpeg internally, not MediaCodec. I would rather use built-in system codecs if possible.
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I had similar issues in the past (specifically on Samsung devices) and if I remember correctly it was due to the missing SPS/PPS data. You must feed in the SPS/PPS data if you want consistent results.
Not a direct solution to your issue but a possible workaround is to use an alternative decoder (if present) when running on that particular device.
I'm not sure how you are instantiating your decoder but often people use the mime type like so:
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The device will then choose the preferred decoder (probably hardware).
You can alternatively instantiate a specific decoder like so:
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If this Animal became extinct,
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Leather Back turtles have a big part in the oceans, because if we didn't have Leather Back turtles the population of jellyfish would over populate and there would be more risk in the oceans and less fish causing a ripple affect.
How does this animal interact with others?
The hatchling's make for the sea after emerging from the nest, and they are not seen again until many years later when the adult females, have found a safe home for her eggs. Nobody ever see's a half way grown leather back turtle, and no reports have come from sailors or fishermen.
What does this animal need
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Leather Back Sea turtles are mainly found in the tropic & temperate waters such as the Atlantic, Pacific, Mediterranean sea, as well as the Indian ocean. Adult leather backs also traverse as far as south New Zealand, and unlikely to see more than half a dozen in a season on the Pecore beach.
Leather Back turtles mainly need to live in the right habitat like safe and calm reefs, so this protects them from all dangerous species and or humans. They also need the right food to live on, but mainly soft bodies such as jelly fish and squid.
Why is this Animal
The main cause of Leather back turtles endangerment is entanglement, this is the main death of the Leather back along the W.A coast (untanglement in fishing gear). Turtles also take hooks and this has a big impact on the population. Fisheries also catch leather back turtles and green sea turtles in their nets, so fishing nets have an impact on many other species .
Interesting Fact !
Most fishermen and or sailors say that it is very rare to find Leather Back Sea Turtles at sea, because the female Leather Backs are usually finding a beach on which to lay their first clutch of eggs.
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With a Rocket sighting to start the game, an accepted marriage proposal in the sixth and fireworks after the last out, the Worcester Tornadoes dropped their final regular-season home night game, 4-3, to the last-place Ottawa Rapidz at Hanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field.
Controversial baseball great Roger Clemens made a surprise appearance and watched the first 3-1/2 innings from the Tornadoes' dugout while visiting with Worcester manager and former Red Sox batterymate Rich Gedman.
"I knew that he was in town, but I didn't know he was coming," Gedman said after the game, his team's third straight loss. "It's special for you to write about him, not for me to talk about him."
Followed by an entourage of police officers, Clemens walked from the dugout to the Tornadoes' bullpen midway through the fourth inning. Before leaving the field, he signed autographs for team employees but not fans. He was also introduced by the public address announcer and waved to the crowd of 3,153, who responded with a chorus of cheers and boos.
After all, Clemens has remained mostly out of the public eye since denying to Congress that he took steroids. And he played for the Yankees.
As for the game, Worcester starter and Holy Name High product Shaun McNamara turned in one of his finest performances of the season. He lasted 6 innings, allowing 3 runs on 8 hits, walking 1 and striking out 3.
Meanwhile, Tornadoes reliever Anthony Sullivan did his best Clemens impersonation in his two innings, fanning the first three batters he faced in a 1-2-3 seventh and adding one more strikeout in the eighth.
Eddie Peńa (5-5) pitched the ninth and took the loss for the second straight night. He gave up a Jabe Bergeron double off the right field fence that scored Jared Lemieux, who led off the inning with a walk.
Ottawa starter Jacob Ramos lasted 5-1/3 innings, giving up 3 runs on 3 hits and 6 walks, while striking out 4 before giving way to Matthew Tosoni with two on and one out in the sixth. Tosoni (1-0) allowed one inherited runner to score, but gave up just one hit en route to the win.
The Rapidz struck first, producing three consecutive two-out singles in the top of the second. After McNamara retired the first five batters he faced, Jereme Milons took an 0-2 pitch to the opposite field to get Ottawa going. Pete Pirman followed with a single up the middle. After working the count full, Nate Hall singled up the middle to score Milons.
The Tornadoes answered in the fourth, capitalizing on Ramos' lack of command to score two runs on just one hit. Ramos hit B.J. Weed to lead off the inning. Chris Colabello followed with Worcester's first hit, then Ramos walked the next three to hand the Tornadoes a 2-1 lead.
Ottawa catcher Kyle Geiger homered for the second straight game to tie the score in the top of the sixth, depositing McNamara's first pitch over the fence in straight-away center. McNamara got two outs before finding himself in trouble again, loading the bases with a pair of singles and a walk before hitting Lemieux to give Ottawa the lead.
Worcester tied the game in the bottom of the inning when Francisco Carabello scored on a ground out by Omar Peńa, but the Tornadoes had 13 plate appearances with at least one runner in scoring position and went 0 for 10 with three walks.
"That usually adds up to what?" Gedman said. "Opportunities were there. You show up to play every game. You don't guarantee you are going to win; you just guarantee you are going to have a chance. Hopefully we'll take care of opportunities and the game will go in our favor."


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Esta quinta Norte do Novo México, construído em 2009, como uma casa para um artista e Yacht Builder, senta-se em 7 acres tranquilo, ao lado do Rio Chama. Relaxe no portal rastreados e apreciar a música do rio com toda a sua vida selvagem para entretê-lo.
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The photographs of this beauitful comfortable home does not do it justice. It is even better than we expected. There were 6 in our party, and enough room for gatherings and privacy. The kitchen was well equipped. There are artistic touches throughout the house. The screened in porch with a comfortable bed is perfect with its view of the river. Situated on a private road with a secured gate, the location of the home is great for sighseeing in this beautiful part of the state. We hope to return someday to this very special home. Casa Bonita!
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What a wonderful property. We stayed here for a week with our children and dog. It was amazing. The owners were responsive from first contact and even checked in mid-week to make sure we were happy. The house was perfect, the photos do not do it justice. Everything you need is here and it is peaceful and wonderful. Dont hesitate to rent this wonderful home on the river. We have rented dozens of homes on HomaAway and this rates tops.
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Quantity Surveyor required to join a leading Building Services contractor in the Bristol area. We are seeking a mechanical and electrical building services Quantity Surveyor or Senior QS / Managing Surveyor to be responsible for managing all costs relating to building engineering projects, from the initial calculations to the final figures, in order to minimise costs and enhance value for money, while ensuring the required standards and quality are maintained. Your new company: Publicly traded, multinational with a family feel. Head office based in the midlands, with varied regional hubs. UK Turnover into £200M. Contending with the likes of NG Bailey, Crown house etc they are a national, reputable contractor with a diverse and interesting outlook on the contracting sector. Your new position: You will have an awareness of the commercial market with the ability to demonstrate successful relationship building between company, clients and subcontractors in engineering construction industry. You will be responsible for a variety of projects within commercial, Education, Medical and light industrial with values from £1M through to £250M. What you'll need to succeed: Experience as a Senior Quantity Surveyor/Quantity Surveyor preferably working for a Mechanical & Electrical Contractor Sound working knowledge of the various forms of Conditions of Contact (JCT / NEC) Knowledge of construction and contract law. Proven M&E experience. Ability to forward think, plan and influence decisions and financial outcome. Building Services or Quantity Surveyor qualification or equivalent Member of /actively working towards membership of an appropriate professional body (MRICS etc) In return: You will be joining not only a national business, but an independent business with a true passion for engineering excelleWhat's next?nce. You will be offered a market leading package, and a progressive route over the years ahead. Package includes a leading salary, car or allowance, and further. Click apply below, or contact Vic Bekker at Girling Jones recruitment for a full and confidential brief. Girling Jones Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. This job was originally posted as www.totaljobs.com/job/66722243


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Harry Johannson is a CIA agent that just happens to be a double agent for the Russian Mafia and a ringleader to the terrorists. He's the main villain in the 1998 film, Knock Off. His scheme to bring this deadly technology to the black market and extort $100,000,000.00 in monthly revenue from the world super powers. This particular order is to be shipped to the U.S.
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Crimea, Ukraine: Grandmaster P Harikrishna has a daunting task on hand if he has to make any great impression in the remaining rounds of the Aerosvit International Grandmasters chess tournament here. The former World Junior champion is on 2.5 points from six games played till the near half stage of the category-18 super tournament and needs a few big victories in the rounds to come. In the seventh round to be played after the lone rest day of the tournament, Harikrishna is slated to meet leader Sergei Rublevsky of Russia. With five rounds still remaining, Rublevsky is sitting pretty in the tournament having 4.5 points and has a half point lead over nearest rival Viktor Bologan of Moldova. Vassily Ivanchuk of Ukraine shares the third spot with compatriot Andrei Volokitin and Alexander Grischuk of Russia on 3.5 points each. Shakhriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan and Alexei Shirov of Spain are in joint sixth spot on three points while Harikrishna stands joint eighth on 2.5 points along with Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu of Romania. Ukrainian trio of Sergey Karjakin, Alexander Areshchenko and former world champion Ruslan Ponomariov are in the cellar with just two points in their bag. (PTI)
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Circa 1860, good set of 4 Dutch floral marquetry chairs in the classic design and style. The chairs have a high back, the raised arch with a marquetry panel of a basket of flowers and beneath this the back splat is profusely inlaid with various foliage, birds, flowers and urns, as are all the uprights and all the facing sections. There is a serpentine drop in seat pad. The apron of the chairs again have foliate inlay. The back legs are splayed and slightly turned towards the end. The front legs are carved cabriole legs which finish with a ball and claw foot. Elegant, clean and stylish.
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