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Mahsuri's Tomb
The hotel can be rated as 5* actually. Excelent place for honeymoon and vacation. Inspite of number of chalets, feel as on desert island and in paradise in the same time. Also, you can be in touch with nature here (monkeys, birds and other local animals live just in step from you).
Front desk process is too slow, keep customer waiting
I Like ever things the chalee, view, food, location.... every things.
Front desk process is too slow, keep customer waiting
Very poor sound insulation in chalets. The furniture is too old and in poor etat.The personnel which owes is multilanguage absolutely do not speak the francais. The price of rooms is too expensive and the breackfast isn't including.The food in restoring them is not good, nor juices of fruit. The personnel is very badly formedthe hotel is isolated, far from everything Only the beach
The hotel can be rated as 5* actually. Excelent place for honeymoon and vacation. Inspite of number of chalets, feel as on desert island and in paradise in the same time. Also, you can be in touch with nature here (monkeys, birds and other local animals live just in step from you).
styl of the hotel and the services i think need to take care abut some insect
Nothing, the service is very bad and the rooms are full of all sorts of bugs. This is not a five star hotel, barely a 3 star. I would not recommend it to anyone. We previously stayed in many other hotels amidst rainforests but never had any issues. We had to check out in the middle of the night due to extensive bed flees and bugs.
well first of all i deeply liked the hotel and it was one of the best hotel i have been at in my life
Quietness, beautiful natural views, sunny sand beaches and many things make me missing this marvelous resort. If I have a choice to visit Langkawi Island again, I will not hesitate to stay at this hotel. One thing was bothering me during my stay which is that I have to park my car on the parking area and go the lobby to take a shuttle to my chalet. The reason of that is to ensure the quietness and cleanness. However, sometime after shopping I got many things to carry!!!!
location of hotel and great sea view from room.
great place. choose villa with pool if u have extra cash to spend, but rooms are fine too. we had minor issue with broadband internet, which were resolved in no time thanks to IT guy and FO manager Nico Stelkens. buffet was generous. overall had a great time. thank you guys! Room #4408 (Denis & Anastasia)
what a beautiful location, hotel is very nice, however its time for a renovation
The pool area was very comfy with lots of umbrellas. The beach was all yours to walk and the water was perfect. Was muddy at low tide but very interesting to see.
Nothing I booked the hotel for 4 nights and had to check out the second day. I wouldnt have checked in if it wasnt midnight in the first place, room smelled bad, mosquitos, lizards, stains on pillows bedsheets. It was really bad, even though i knew i wont get any refund. I still checked out and latter i would say that was my best decision.
Excellent resort - unbelievably attentive staff. Good food and great location.
Very Courteous staff, Secluded Private Island with Private Beach. Facilities such as Kayaking, Cycling, Golf carts for quick travel were memorable. Fantastic Indian food. Based on your information on web we have booked Superior sea view Rooms. But the rooms were really in very Bad condition. I surprised; how can a Hotel gets a Five Star category with such ridiculous, cheap, dirty budget rooms. The Reservation Manager was very adamant with some prejudice. Somehow he agreed to shift us in same valued Garden view Deluxe room which eased our stay. But we really wasted a full day to settle the things. I will suggest to delete booking for Superior Sea view room from your portal.
Excellent service and value for money. NO
the view
The pool area was very comfy with lots of umbrellas. The beach was all yours to walk and the water was perfect. Was muddy at low tide but very interesting to see.
Nothing I booked the hotel for 4 nights and had to check out the second day. I wouldnt have checked in if it wasnt midnight in the first place, room smelled bad, mosquitos, lizards, stains on pillows bedsheets. It was really bad, even though i knew i wont get any refund. I still checked out and latter i would say that was my best decision.
Calm, Clean, Nice Personel Depending on the hotel's boat to get to and from Cenang Village, also it's close to the airoport, so one hears very often planes
relaxation trial to take money without benifit
Very helpful staff, good service, lots of activities provided for lots of insects - beware of bites! very quiet at night, so if 2-3 nights might be enough if you like a bit of nightlife or choice of restaurant!
The location was excellent. Very peaceful and calm place to be. Very nice Honeymoon hideaway for my wife and I.
not much: the place is very run down and is certainly not worth being rated as a 5 star hotel, from the 3 restaurants 2 are closed and you are forced to use the buffet in TL-light: all together for us a reasons to leave after one night,... besides: they say at the information that monkey will not come to the houses: think again... there was not much that we did like
The Hotel has just opened so it was brand new and very clean and luxurious , we were upgraded once we arrived from the merchant ( hillview ) to the Viceroy ( Sea view ) and was magnificant as it was overlooking the lovely swiming pool and the beach , everything was fantastic from the staff to the food and the whole experience was very pleasant , you feel like you are at home and the satff make you feel very welcomed . i would definately go back there if i ever go Langkawi . None
Great view from the hotel room. Super friendly staff who would go the extra mile to make the stay most enjoyable. We also loved the kids club. The attendant there is awosome and has a lot of great activities that can keep kids busy for hours. The spa had very limited hours and was very expensive. There are several restaurants outside the hotel, I would avoid the last one which is a chinese seafood restaurant. I think we all had food poison from that restuarant.
We enjoyed every minute in this new hotel, the staff was very helpful and kind. The facilities are fantastic with marvelous view to the sea The breakfast food could have been more better
pieceful of the place food served quality can be improved
The rainforest was beautiful, food was really good, staff were attentive and helpful. Excellent hotel!
A beautiful hotel in an Idyllic location. Everything was of a very high standard and the staff were fantastic. The Andaman Hotel is just a stroll down the beach but we spoke to a few people who were not impressed with it. The restaurants and beach/poolside area were excellent. This is he best hotel on Langkawi by far! But not cheap! Lots of honeymooners.
Everything was impeccable. Just ,more than perfection! We liked everything! Wow !! Nothing ! everything was excellent.
the details of this "old" resort is still very fantastic all the price-tags are too steep ..
pieceful of the place food served quality can be improved
Great hotel, beautiful location. Staff wonderfully friendly and attentive. Not a great choice of food and the food is overpriced but I believe the management has plans to tackle that issue
The service , the happy staff who cannot do enough for you. It was the most enjoyable experience .
The rainforest
Location and friendly staff The room service menu was extremely limited with very few Malay options. The food served at the beach was only just satisfactory and at times poor which was a shame.
The design, and the attention to detail, we were made to feel very special. Love the hotel!!!!! The hotel was fantastic, one of the best we have stayed in! the only minor issue was that there could have been more of a selection at breakfast. We also wouldnt recommend the travel agency they advertise on the front desk. Langkawi to Koh Lanta should have taken 4 hours but with this company actually took 15 long, smelly and uncomfortable hours! Horrid sevice from the agent.
The nice and spacious bungalows, provided with everything person needs, definitely provide the ideal base in Langkawi. The pool is small but looking at the fact that there are only 12 bungalows it is sufficient. Nice gardens and above all everything is kept in good condition. The mainroad with lots of restaurants and small shops nearby makes it easy to stay without haveing to hire a car.
Staff are attentive/ small and quiet
The resort is walking distance from the hustle bustle of the beach but it still manages to maintain its beauty. It is a small resort compared to bigger hotels / resorts in the vicinity but that itself is the selling point! The place is well kept and gives you a feeling as if you are staying at your home. The rooms are beautifully done with all the facilities. The only thing which was kind of a let down was the absence of micro wave oven in the kitchenette. With most of the stuff available this was surely missed by us during our stay. In addition absence of a bath tub sure was a let down but that was covered to an extent by the rain shower.
I liked the villa and its malaysian traditional design, its location (beach is very close), its quietness and its cleanness, although the neighbouring garden needs some maintenance. The italian restaurent nearby serves delicious italian cuisine. I did not like the fact that there is no cooker/cooking materials in the kitchenette even though it has everything else (fridge, water boiler, dishes, cups,...). The swimming pool is quite nice but is very small and shallow.
Villa Molek offers a private atmosphere for relaxing. Our room was excellent: very large, new and modern furniture, kitchen facilities. Beside this, a dream beach is only five minutes (by walk) away. The staff was very friendly and helpful!
The resort offered us a peaceful and beautiful venue allowing us to recharge our batteries. Within walking distance to numerous restaurants, shopping and beaches. Wonderful friendly staff . Nothing
beautiful villa, very clean, spacious and comfortable. bathroom was a treat - partially indoors / outdoors. the grounds were so lovely, very green and natural. Indian restaurant was good, breakfast in the morning was also great. the pool was small and did not have enough seating- however there is a beach very close.
The size and comfort of the room was even better than expected. It was fabulous to have a fridge and to be able to make a hot drink in the room. We also appreciated the small things that were provided on a daily basis such as water and fresh fruit. From the warm welcome to our final goodbye, the staff were friendly and helpful, without imposing. We also enjoyed the peacefulness that comes with a small number of adult only units. Villa Molek is situated within a short walking distance to a fabulous part of Langkawi - it is all there! The toilet doors would have been better with a solid door rather than the opaque glass.
Villa Molek has beautiful facilities. The rooms are very nice and spacious, tastefully decorated and calming. The garden around the rooms is absolutely beautiful and breakfast is excellent. Staff is attentive and helpful, yet discreet. The pool is small, but since the beach is just a stones throw away, it doesn't become an issue. Yes, Villa Molek is a bit pricy compared to many other places in Langkawi, but you get your moneys worth! I guess in a perfect world, Villa Molek would be right on the beach. But as said earlier, it's close enough.
The uniqueness of the individual houses and the peacefulness of the resort.
It was great to stay at a 'living museum'. Staff was very helpful and polite. The food was excellent and the service impeccable. Our room was gorgeous and clean. Nothing!
The resort staff were very polite and attentive. 1- the rooms are full of lizards, mosquitoes and bugs. 2- the bed sheets were not clean. 3- the breakfast is very poor. 4- it should be mentioned very clearly for the public that this is a wildlife type of a resort, there are cats, dogs, bugs , lizards ...etc even if you wish to have a meal in their so called "restaurant", you will not be able to eat because there will be tens of bugs who want to share this meal with you.
Location and facility's near the hotel . Need to be more clean and comfortable .
Super location , near to the Cenang beach , near to the market , 15 mint drive to the air port ,20 mint drive to the cable car and sky bridge . There is a good wifi around the hotel . The standard room size is good enough for 2 people . Staff is very friendly and helpful . there is all option available outside the hotel like rent a car , rent a bike and all watersports activities available just by the walk. Bathroom need to some maintenance because Is not clean enough and lit bit smelly , mattress and pillow is not comfortable. The furniture is very old and the cup condition is not good enough. The price is quitly high .


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With it being the first year that women's soccer has featured both a Women's World Cup and the WUSA, we give you trivia focused on remembering back to a set of firsts from the three-year-old league. Seeing how it was just two years ago that the WOO-sah (sic) splashed on to the sports scene, this should be relatively easy. Well, easy if you're former U.S. WNT head coach and current League Commissioner Tony DiCicco.
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Students: The University of the Arts' Saxophone/Woodwind department strives to prepare its students for a successful career as a performer, educator and artist. Each student will develop a strong command of the instrument as well as an understanding and appreciation for many styles of music. The education each student receives will not only enable him or her to be successful in their field of choice but will also prove them a valuable asset to their community at large.
Playing Opportunities: The School of Music offers more than 50 different large and small music ensembles. These include two big bands, a 10-piece studio ensemble, 15 small jazz groups performing traditional and contemporary jazz (from Miles Davis and Charles Mingus to the Yellowjackets and the Brecker Brothers), a Rock Ensemble, Country Music Ensemble, Guitar and Vocal Duo Ensemble, Wes Montgomery Ensemble, Brazilian Jazz Ensemble, World Music Ensemble, a Musical Theater Ensemble, Inter-disciplinary Ensemble, Chorus, Jazz Singers and Chamber Singers. Along with theses ensembles are also saxophone and mixed woodwind quartets/quintets.
Location: The University of the Arts is located in the heart of downtown Philadelphia on the "Avenue of the Arts," next door to both the Academy of Music and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. There are 19 professional concert halls, jazz clubs, music clubs and theaters all within four blocks of school that present more than 80 professional concerts, recitals and music performances each week.
Equipment: The Saxophone/Woodwind department has specialty instruments (Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet) available on a sign-out policy. There are also recording facilities to produce your own material.
Teaching Materials: Each Saxophone/Woodwind major will study from several jazz and classical etude books. They will also receive jury requirements for each year and will receive pages upon pages of personal hand written guidance from their major teacher.
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My Seven Years in Captivity
Most memoirs of life at a zoo are written by former curators,zookeepers,or veterinarians.In a change of pace,this book is written by a public relations director,the man hired in 1965 to run the San Diego Zoo's TV show, Zoorama.
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By Dwight Perry
The Seattle Times
If reality bites, then Phillies outfielder Bobby Abreu needs a rabies shot.
Seems Abreu's fiancée Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe and Miss Venezuela was filmed having sex with another man on "La Granja," a Mexican reality TV show, the Philadelphia Daily News reported.
Added the News' Marcus Hayes: "Abreu declined to comment on the matter, besides confirming that the relationship is over."


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Samantha was getting ready for school.
"Omigod, Mom! I left my good hairbrush at Trisha's. Omigod."
"That's too bad, dear. I guess you'll have to use one of the others in the bathroom."
"But I can't. I have to be ready for school in five minutes and the other brushes don't do it right. They make my hair look all freaky. Omigod, I can't go to school. Omigod."
"I'm sure your hair will be fine for one day."
"Mom! Omigod!"
Later, at the dinner table:
"Omigod, Jason, stop eating that way, it's disgusting. Dad, you have to make him eat like a human. I can't sit at this table with him eating like that. Dad, you have to do something."
"Jason, try to be a little neater," said the children's father.
"Dad! He's still doing it."
Jason gave his sister a big smile.
"Omigod, I can't stand this house. Everybody drives me crazy." And Samantha burst into tears and left the table.
Some teenagers – certainly more of them girls than guys – seem to be at the centre of one drama after another. They appear unable to get through a day without multiple crises. Their constant complaint is about how everyone is especially inconsiderate of them, and as a result causes them great suffering. Somehow, what isn't a big deal for others is a major disaster for them.
"Well, it's not my fault that my feelings are more sensitive than other people's. If people were in my body for one day they'd see what it's like being me. It's not my fault. People just have to be more considerate."
Why are these teens like this?
People can have different temperaments. With some, their feelings are just volatile. They are less able to have day-to-day disruptions simply bounce off of them. But it is also true that many grow to like the role of the brave princess at the centre of the grand tragedy that is their life.
"Well, it's true. People really don't understand."
They are not faking their distress. They do suffer. And they are not bad people. They can be considerate of others. The majority grow up to be nice.
The problem is that the expression of their distress can often be loud and lengthy. It can be hard to live under the same roof.
"I can feel it," Samantha's mother says. "As soon as she comes into the room, my blood pressure goes up."
Unfortunately, it is easy to get caught up in the hysteria yourself.
What not to do:
Challenge or belittle them. That only fuels the fire: "Oh, for goodness sake, Samantha, just cool it. You'll survive without your precious hairbrush."
"See, you're against me too. Everybody's against me."
Try to convince them it's no big deal: "Samantha, just use one of the other hairbrushes, then look in the mirror. You'll see it's fine."
"Omigod. You really don't understand, do you?"
What to do:
Sympathize, genuinely. But maybe not too much.
And then disengage.
"I'm sorry you don't have your good hairbrush."
"But I can't go to school without it, Mom. I can't."
"I'm sorry about your hairbrush."
"Mom! You don't understand."
"I don't know what to tell you, Samantha, but I love you."
And then disengage.
Maybe she will go to school and maybe she won't. But usually she will – if you let her be.
"Fine. Whatever. I used one of the other brushes. I look like a witch. Whatever. Bye."
And if Samantha storms from the table because of her brother's eating habits?
Let her go.
If their drama-queen activity is not just hard to live with, but also seems to be damaging their lives – they're becoming socially isolated and unhappy – then maybe you do need to seek some form of professional counselling.
But for most drama queens, you can't so much change them as let them learn on their own. This happens gradually as they go out into the world. In the end, fortunately, most of them do learn – at least somewhat.
"The bad stuff that always happens to me, nobody seems to understand. I really do suffer. But they just don't care. In fact they don't seem to want to hear about it. I guess I have a choice. Either I can keep boring people with how I feel, or I can keep some stuff to myself.
"But maybe it'll be okay if I tell Trisha how rude April was to me yesterday."
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Hello All,
I am a computer science graduate and am interested to go for web development . But I don't know where to start . I have the basic idea of HTML and CSS. Also, I would like to learn from the basics like how a web page works, different elements of web development. I don't want to just focus on coding I want to have a big picture of how everything works. Can you please suggest books/online sources where I can find the related information.
You are a computer science graduate and yet you cannot find this information on your own? The school should have taught the ability to research, and piece information together. If you are expecting the world to provide answers on a silver platter for every one of your questions, you are not going to get very far. The information you want is freely available on the internet if you look, we have search engines for this very purpose.
Hi swetha_machiraju. Welcome to the forums.
Any good book on HTML and CSS will give you a pretty good overview of web design basics. SitePoint itself has a lot of good books. As logic_earth says, there is a lot of good information online. Even Wikipedia has great introductions to such things, so perhaps start there. That will give you an overview, from which you can branch out.
Hi Shweta, Although Ralph gave very good points, but I would like to add some spoons of flavor When you talk about web development it can be divided in 3 major parts:1. Design: This part deals with over all look and appearance, alignment etc.2. Development: Using programming language for using functionality, application and other desired/needed 3. html: This part also plays and important role, any thing which goes in the form of html, this is only medium by which web and user interact or communicate.
If you want to learn how to build websites I always recommend the Opera web standards curriculum.
The link states that the page is now obsolete, but the information is still very much up to date. The content is to be moved completely to the new Web Standards website, but it's still in alpha and has empty right now (useful...).
I understand that you want to know about how it all works but you don't say what it is you need to know and, more importantly, why you feel you need to know it.As the others said I would just start to do it. Copy sites that exist or do sites for friends / charities / whoever and as problems pop up you will have to solve them and you will learn how it works. You cannot know everything and actually it is not a good use of your time. This way you learn what you need to and let the rest be looked after by someone else.
I assume you are asking how the internet works so what DID they teach you on your computer science degree if not that??Anyway - the Open University did do fantastic courses on web development which made you investigate all around the subject while books tend to just teach the how to do.
Go forth and build sites! Good LuckSue
There are lots of styles of website and to learn the basic takes time. I suggest you google+reading+ patience
http://www.w3schools.com is a best resource to study website development independently. I have found this website very helpful for me and mine friends. Use it and get all the good stuff to start your website development career. Some of the other online resources are also available, but w3 school is the best option for any web developer.
I would have to disagree with you about w3schools. www.w3fools.com explains why.
There are plenty of good resourses available, some of which are listed on the w3fools site. You could try:http://www.htmldog.com/guides/http://www.opera.com/company/education/curriculum/The SitePoint Reference is also very helpful.
There are plenty of good resourses available, some of which are listed on the w3fools site. You could try:http://www.htmldog.com/guides/http://www.opera.com/company/education/curriculum/The SitePoint Reference is also very helpful.
I think w3 school is a well organized tutorial with a lot of working examples and source code.
And i said that w3school is useful. You can use other online resources, if you find them useful. But i personally recommend w3school, i found it very useful in my early days.
The problem with w3schools is that some of the information is inaccurate or misleading, as the site I linked to explains. If you're trying to learn something, you want to learn correctly from a reliable source in the first place, rather than have to go back and relearn things later.
I agree with Garry that I also found w3schools very helpful in my early "learning HTML" days (roughly 14 years ago).
But I also agree with the Bear since I've had to un-learn and re-learn much since then.
I guess as long as you use the site understanding what you're working with it could still be a good place to get a "feel" for things i.e. the basics. But I wouldn't now advise anyone to get too invested in it as a learning source.
If you have a computer science degree there are plenty of entry level openings for web development. I would recommend actively applying to some of those and seeing what you can come up with. The best way to learn this stuff is really to get thrown in the deep end. With a computer science degree it probably won't be all that difficult to pick up considering the first language is always the toughest and you should already have a basic understanding of programming from a fundamentals stand point.
The only question to really ask yourself is what technology you would like to work in. The top ones are PHP, .NET, Ruby, Python and Java listed in no particular order. In most cases a company will only deal in one or two of those. Something like .NET might be easier to pick up if you already familiar with C++ or C#. I wouldn't expect a good college engineering program to go over much web specific stuff. Web development is really a speciality of software engineering like embedded systems or something.
Most people looking at your resume for an entry level position are just be concerned that you understand programming from a fundamental aspect with the degree. You probably would have the easiest time finding something at a company specializing in .NET though with just the degree. Finding a PHP position would likely be a little more difficult unless you learned the language yourself but still not impossible.
You will naturally pick up the client side stuff as you work on projects. It is pretty easy to pick up HTML and CSS. The tough part is mastering it. However, as an engineer you will probably only need to know the basics for the time being as a front-end developer will be most responsible for HTML and CSS stuff.
Without any type of internship in web development or prior experience I wouldn't expect an amazing salary of anything but average for an entry level engineer is probably around $40K – $50K. That is in the US… not sure about other places.


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This article was published 23/1/2013 (1673 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
If you are to believe the mainstream media, the Idle No More movement has been divisive. It has pitted the racists versus the activists, the chiefs versus the prime minister and well, these chiefs versus those chiefs. This is really too bad because the goals of the movement itself, social and environmental justice, are ones that many Canadians can identify with. Beyond that, indigenous cultures have always been inclusive. From our ancestors inviting the early European settlers to share the land right to the modern era.
With that in mind, I decided to reach back in to our traditions for some ideas on how to smooth over some of the tensions that have arisen lately. Call it conflict resolution, aboriginal-style.
1. Adoption: Adoptions were done in traditional times as peace-making exercises. They are also known as "making relations ceremonies," though the ceremony is way less fun than that name implies. The idea is simple: have two people in conflict embrace each other as kin. Once they are family, they are forced to work it out. It works better than marriage because with family, there is no divorce.
What I propose is to have every person who makes a racist comment adopt an old-school indigenous-rights activist. "Small-town Manitoba newspaper editor, meet your new brother, Luke Warmwater." He enjoys blockades, red berets and chants that start with "Two, four, six, eight..."
Let's make it a two-way street. When an indigenous person says something ridiculous on Twitter, have them adopt an equally outlandishly opinionated voice from the anti-Idle No More camp. "Armchair activist, meet Ezra."
Just imagine the fun that will be had. Seriously though, seeing each other as family might help us to respect the differences in opinion and realize that we are all in this together.
2. Lacrosse: In traditional times, lacrosse was often used as a way of settling disputes. My lacrosse-playing friends -- Cam Bomberry and Kevin Sandy -- often talk about the example of two neighbouring tribes battling over the same fishing spot. Rather than wage war, they would hold a lacrosse game. Winner gets to fish, loser gets to live.
My Twitter follower Jeremy Sanford suggested we could hold just such a showdown to settle the implementation of treaty rights. Imagine a winner-take-all lacrosse game between the treaty chiefs and Prime Minister Stephen Harper's cabinet. At stake: the resource riches of this country.
It is difficult to predict who would emerge victorious. On the one hand, the cabinet team would have excellent strategy, their front bench would be well-versed in trash talk and their post-game interviews would likely fit in very well on TSN. "You know we just went out there... and gave 110 per cent... and hoped to make investments in Canadian families."
On the flip side, the treaty team would have Chief Isadore Day, Grand Chief Derek Nepinak and Grand Chief Patrick Madahbee as their power forwards. Come to think of it, those three actually were the power forwards back on Dec. 4, when the chiefs decided to march to Parliament. They ended up facing off against some Mounties instead on that occasion.
A lacrosse game may seem like an arbitrary way to decide how Canada's $650 billion in natural resources gets developed. But consider the recent string of legal victories racked up by First Nations as outlined in Bill Gallagher's new book Resource Rulers. The cabinet team may have better odds winning on the lacrosse field than in the courtroom.
3. Smoking the pipe: "The peace pipe" is a Hollywood term, but the name has some basis in reality. Our sacred pipes have been used to forge peace. We are taught never to pick up a pipe in anger. When we sit down to smoke one, cooler heads prevail and we talk through our differences.
Seems like a great way to heal the increasingly publicized rift between the chiefs, who boycotted the meeting with the prime minister, and those who attended.
Thing is, the chiefs who boycotted did hold pipe ceremonies. This is where they forged the consensus among their ranks. So why has the pipe not bridged the gap between their position and that of the Assembly of First Nations executive?
The pipe was not used in traditional times in all parts of what is now Canada. In other regions the Indian Act and residential schools rendered the pipe invisible. This is where one of the fundamental teachings of indigenous culture plays a role: we must respect the decision of other indigenous peoples to have their own traditions. If they do not want to use the pipe, we must respect that choice. Yes, even aboriginal people must respect diversity. Hopefully that teaching will be strong enough to bring those two sides together.


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Hands up if you've broken your New Year's resolutions already?
We had good intentions to be a bit healthier, get to the gym more and cut down on the booze. Trouble is, we love wine, chips and are rather partial to a slab of Victoria Sponge. We're going to do more of what makes us happy and we think that's a good resolution to keep. Pass the chocs!
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Thank you.
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they have the 'how many times your thread was viewed thing'. sure to make you feel like a tool after 44 views and no replies...
I'll reply here tho cause I am just that type of person
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Runners run.
I've done my best to live the right way. I get up every morning and go to work each day. (for now)
Posters post.
"When a person trains once, nothing happens. When a person forces himself to do a thing a hundred or a thousand times, then he certainly has developed in more ways than physical. Is it raining? That doesn't matter. Am I tired? That doesn't matter, either. Then willpower will be no problem." Emil Zatopek
Haters gonna hate, man.
The pudding is delicious.
The pudding is delicious.
Careful. I put Exlax in the chocolate pudding.
There's a cat here named Jeff who might tell you that we already have exlax in the pudding.
It adds texture.
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Skipping the pudding on the buffet...
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Man, Like I love me some chocolate pudding but I don't need no ExLax with that.
Though I know some management types that could use a good dosing.
Beer! its whats for breakfast. Honey I'm stoned!
Wot? Run? I thought they said Rum!
So, is this where all the cool people hang out now?
So, is this where all the cool people hang out now?
If it is, I'm in the wrong place
Posters post.
Lurkers rarely post.
I've got a fever...
If you're the type of guy who says the pudding is delicious, I guess that means that I'm the type of guy who gets suspicious.
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Run a lot. Mostly easy. Sometimes hard.
On your deathbed, you won't wish that you'd spent more time at the office. But you will wish that you'd spent more time running. Because if you had, you wouldn't be on your deathbed.
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PHILADELPHIA - For the first time in program history, the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team left Tom Gola Arena with a win. It was decisive as the Quakers led their Big 5 opener for nearly the entire game and topped La Salle, 64-54, on Monday night.
Penn's first win of the season marked several other milestones. It was the program's first road win over La Salle since 1973-74 and the first back-to-back wins over the Explorers in nearly 40 years (1973-75). The Quakers have now won Big 5 games in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2003-04 and 2004-05. It was also the program's largest margin of victory in a Big 5 road game.
Senior Alyssa Baron, who became the fourth player in program history to score 1,400 career points, had a team-high 23 in Penn's largest Big 5 win in 14 years. She had 14 of those in the second half as the Quakers pulled away. Penn led by seven at the break and by as many as 17 in the closing minutes.
La Salle (2-4, 0-2 Big 5) scored first and led 4-3, but after Baron scored underneath to put Penn up 5-4 with 16:42 left in the first half, the Explorers never led again.
That bucket sparked a 10-0 run over the next four minutes. It was capped by a corner three from junior Renee Busch. La Salle closed to within four, but then Penn pushed the tempo and put together seven straight points in just over a minute. Baron hit a jumper, then Melanie Lockett had a fastbreak lay-up and Courtney Wilson's block led to a transition three from Baron and a 24-13 lead with 4:35 left in the half.
The Quakers earned their spot atop the Big 5 standings. The hosts looked to grab momentum several times, but Penn(1-2, 1-0 Big 5) always had an answer. La Salle quickly scored seven of the next nine to get within six, but Lockett came up with a three-point play just before the half and Penn maintained a 29-22 edge at the break.
Then at the start of the second half, La Salle closed to within four. But junior Katy Allen's driving layup was followed by a bucket from Kathleen Roche and the lead was back up to eight, 35-27 with 17:51 to play.
A few minutes later, La Salle was down five, but a steal by Baron led to an Allen fastbreak layup and two straight blocks by freshman Sydney Stipanovich set up Baron's fastbreak three-point play. That put Penn up 42-32 at the 12:49 mark.
The last gasp for the Explorers came with eight minutes left. Penn led by just six, but put together an 8-0 run over the next three minutes and La Salle was never again within single digits.
The lead was as many as 17 after a pair of free throws from junior Kara Bonenberger, who was the second Quaker in double digits with 10 points. La Salle scored the last seven when the game was no longer in doubt, but Penn still finished with its first double digit win over the Explorers in 38 years.
Allen had eight points and led Penn with eight rebounds and three steals. Senior captains Baron and Meghan McCullough each had a team-high five assists. Stipanovich finished with four blocks, four points and five rebounds. Lockett and Busch added five points apiece off the bench.
It was an up-tempo game, both teams got off a lot of shots. Penn held the Explorers to 30.7 percent (23-of-75) shooting for the game, including 3-of-24 (12.5%) from beyond the arc. The Quakers fared much better from the field at 41.9 percent (26-of-62) overall and 4-of-13 (30.8%) from three. La Salle held the slight rebounding advantage at 46-44 and Penn had 20 turnovers to La Salle's 16. The Quakers finished with 16 assists, while the Explorers had just six on the night.
On Thursday, Penn hosts LIU Brooklyn at The Palestra. It will be just the second meeting between the two programs after the Quakers topped the Blackbirds in New York City last season. The game tips off at 7 p.m. and can be seen on the Penn Sports Network.
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The appeal is part of a national campaign – fronted by actor Sylvester McCoy of Dr Who and The Hobbit – calling on people to clear out their cupboards and donate winter woollies. Volunteers at the Barnardo's donation centre in Station Road hope to receive lots of coats, jackets, jumpers, hats, gloves, scarves, boots and bags to help raise money in winter.
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A Real Blue Blood!Riddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
If I were to bleed from a wound or two,
You'd note in amazement, my blood is blue.
I'm found as a fossil in ancient stone,
Yet living today, I'm almost a clone.
My eyes will adjust a great many fold,
To see by the moonlight, who I can hold.
If I could tell my mate, I would say it is true,
These wonderful eyes are only for you.
I'm one of the last to die from pollution,
A living exception to evolution.
HintIf you are searching for just one more clue,
My name is derived from a beauty's shoe.
AnswerA horseshoe crab.
As an adult, some may reach about 20 inches and if wounded indeed their blood is copper based and blue unlike most other blood.
The Horseshoe crabs that swim ashore each year to mate are almost exactly the same as those found in the fossil record dating back an estimated 300 million years or more according to scientists. That's 100 million years before the dinosaurs!
Studies of their unusual eyes have shown that they become much more receptive at night regulated by their own internal clock. One article even stated a million times more receptive! Even studied for years in total darkness, the eyes continue to adjust back and forth for night and day. Since they locate food primarily by chemical scent, the only useful purpose for the amazing eyes seems to be their use to locate mates during their short breeding cycle. Hence, they could honestly tell their mate (if they could speak) "I only have eyes for you."
Very hardy, they are almost impervious to pollution and are often the last living creatures in polluted bays. Staying unchanged over millions of years makes this creature an enigma to evolutionists who must try to explain why they did not evolve or change over such a long period.
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Some days, it's easy to be a heartless jerk; some days, it's not.
For example, a couple gloomy Monday mornings ago, a man asked me for money as soon as I stepped off a Metro bus downtown. I ignored him and kept walking.
About two minutes later, another man came up to me down in the Metro tunnel and asked me for money; I ignored him. Apparently, he didn't like that, so he stepped close enough to me for me to smell his rank breath and sarcastically asked me if I spoke English.
I broke my personal policy of ignoring panhandlers and swore at him. He responded by balling his hands into fists, verbally threatening me and then backing away.
I don't think twice about ignoring guys like that. They're always downtown near the bus stops along Third Avenue and down in the Metro tunnel, and they're always asking for money. You expect them.
But, once in a while, a panhandler will catch you off guard.
Like the thin woman holding a small baby I saw sitting outside the Wallingford post office three Saturdays in a row in July. She had a cardboard sign propped next to her, asking for money. As I walked by her all three times, I almost broke my rule and handed her some cash — almost.
'See it, send it'
Someone who didn't ignore Seattle's aggressive panhandlers was a recent visitor in town for the Sept. 16 Seattle Seahawks-Dallas Cowboys football game. This Seattle native, now living in Chicago, was so alarmed by his experiences downtown he wrote a letter to Mayor Mike McGinn and Seattle Police Chief John Diaz, claiming, "The aggressive panhandling and the sheer number of homeless are frightening. We could not walk 5 feet without someone literally standing in our path and asking for money. Walking through the smell of human waste and my 10-year-old son stepping in human feces on the sidewalk erased the actual beauty of the [Pike Place] Market. My children were afraid."
McGinn, who vetoed an aggressive panhandling bill passed by the Seattle City Council in 2010, replied by sending a long e-mail to Seattle's Convention and Visitors Bureau, the City Council and other city leaders, detailing what the city is doing to combat nuisance crimes and street disorder downtown. Measures include funding for more at-risk people; new approaches to police patrols, including a focus on known crime hot spots and arresting drug dealers; and improvements to the streetscape at Third Avenue and Pine Street.
Seattle's Convention and Visitors Bureau launched its own program in September called "See It, Send It," which encourages downtown businesses and tourism professionals to send photos and descriptions to elected officials of illegal activity and behavior that could make visitors and locals feel unsafe.
Giving and receiving
Panhandlers are the most visible examples of the poor in our city. You can notice thousands of other examples sleeping in parks, in doorways and underneath bridges and exit ramps, or living in cars, campers and vans, or you can see their tents in wooded areas next to highways.
Some of them are mentally ill, battling alcohol or substance addiction or have been wounded by war or traumatic childhoods.
And, of course, there are the invisible poor, surviving paycheck to paycheck or on government subsidies.
If you followed the recent elections at all, you probably heard a lot said about the rich and the middle class but not too much about the poor. Meanwhile, about $6 billion was spent on this year's elections — if you combine the spending for federal, state and local races — all to seemingly maintain the political status quo.
Here in Washington state, gubernatorial candidates Jay Inslee and Rob McKenna spent a combined $46 million on their campaigns. How many people in our country, state and city could have been helped in some way by that money?
What to do about poverty is one of those ancient problems humanity has never been able to solve. Some people strive for solutions, while some people argue the poor will always be with us because that's the way it's always been and that's the way it will always be.
Since childhood we've all been taught the lessons of the holiday season: that we should be thankful for our blessings, that it's better to give than to receive and that we should share with the less fortunate when we can. And many of us put into practice those lessons this time of year and make donations to charities to try help in some way.
But what will happen on a gloomy Monday morning in January when a man or woman asks you for money? Some days, it's not easy being a heartless jerk. But too many days, it is.
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Grace College, in partnership with Trine University, offers a dual degree program that students can complete in four years. Students who finish this program graduate with a Trine degree (Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Science) and a Grace College Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics.
While living on the Grace Campus, engineering students complete the Grace Core classes under the guidance of Grace College professors. At the same time, they have the opportunity to study engineering with Trine University professors on the Grace College campus and complete the highly regarded Trine engineering degree. The advantage goes beyond the community living experience at Grace; students also get to reap the benefits of living in the "Orthopaedic Capital of the World".
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Nasher Museum of Art
Rafael Viñoly
Durham, North Carolina, USA
Rafael Viñoly
Nasher Museum of Art
Duke University
Durham, North Carolina
The museum is composed as a series of five pavilions, each containing a specific component of the building program.
One is designed for the permanent collection, two for temporary
exhibitions, one for the auditorium for classes and community use,
and one for support services such as classrooms, and administrative
A large formal lobby, with an adjoining café, is connected by terraces to the landscape.
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Our design seeks to heighten the relationship between the built form and the natural features of the site, reinforcing our conception of the museum not as a single object within the landscape, but rather as pure geometric boxes drawing the landscape into the interior via their placement and forming a viewing corridor.
The pavilions, monolithic forms with limited fenestration, are
made of humble materials in earth tones that refer to the "Duke
Stone," a warm, locally quarried stone commonly used in the older
buildings on campus.
Their placement of the pavilions, in a loose radial pattern, near the top of a gentle slope that characterizes the site, defines an irregular, pentagonal central courtyard, which is covered by a light canopy of glass and steel, and serves as the museum's lobby and sculpture gallery.
Views to the exterior are provided from this atrium space through full-height openings between the pavilions.
To further blur the division between interior and exterior, the floor surface of the lobby is extended beyond its perimeter to define the exterior entry terraces and the independent café terrace.
Visitors are meant to move from one pavilion to the next as if
through an architecturally abstracted version of the natural
The design also addresses the issue of future expansion and
provides a clear plan for accommodating growth within the initial
design concept.
The Nasher Museum, inaugurated on Oct. 2, 2005, will house the permanent collection of the Duke University Museum of Art and will provide high quality spaces for the presentation of a wide range of temporary exhibitions.
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A decision on a controversial 80-hectare solar farm on the edge of Melksham has been delayed to allow councillors to visit the site.
Wiltshire Council's Strategic Planning Committee met on today to decide whether to approve an application for a solar installation south of the A3102, which would generate enough electricity to power the whole town.
However the plans have attracted criticism from residents in nearby Seend, who believe it will affect their views of the surrounding countryside.
Following recent advice by government planning minister Nick Boles that visual impact should be considered when approving solar sites, committee chair Andrew Davis called for a visit to the village to assess the potential impact.
He said: "I am very concerned that we could be having more information before us before we take the decision. This is an opportune moment to go on a site visit."
At the meeting Seend resident Sue McCulloch spoke out against the plan. She said: "I moved to Seend 12 years ago and fell in love with the landscape.
"This is one reason why we are discussing the possibility of leaving Seend, a decision my husband and I thought we would never have."
Jack Churchill, of the Seend-based protest group Wiltshire Protect also criticised the council for its lack of a solar farm strategy.
"Unlike other local authorities in the south west, Wiltshire does not currently provide guidance on the landscape to accept large-scale solar developments", he said.
"Surely this is all very backwards, and will result in a bad outcome for people who live and come to visit Wiltshire."
Farmer Roger Keen, who owns the land where the site will be built, defended the plan.
He said: "Farming has always been a difficult business, and the guaranteed income provided by this form of diversification provides a basis for the future of the farm, and I hope it will allow my family to continue farming on Sandridge, as we have done for the last 80 years."
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2013 Penn Men's Lacrosse Schedule
PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania head men's lacrosse coach, Mike Murphy, has announced the program's 2013 schedule. The Quakers will play five home games and two other neutral-site games in the Philadelphia area to highlight the slate.
"We are very excited about our 2013 schedule," said Murphy, who enters his fourth season as head coach. "We again will face top national and local teams, as well as our Ivy League rivals. The tough non-conference schedule will be a challenge, but I hope that raises the level of everything we do, and prepares us well for our league games.We have lofty goals as a program, and want our schedule to reflect that."
Penn will start the season with two home games; the Quakers host traditional power Duke on Friday, Feb. 22, followed four days later when Saint Joseph's comes to Franklin Field. After that, Penn heads to Denver for the second straight year, this time to face the University of Denver. The Quakers are at Lehigh on Tuesday, March 5.
Penn and Villanova renew what has become a fierce regional rivalry on Saturday, March 9; this year's matchup will take place on a neutral field, PPL Park in Chester, Pa. (home of Major League Soccer's Philadelphia Union), as part of the Whitman's Sampler Independence Classic. The game will be broadcast to a worldwide audience on ESPN3.com. Click here to learn more about the Independence Classic!
One week later, on March 16, Penn opens the Ivy League campaign by hosting Princeton at 3 p.m. That game is the first of six straight Ivy League Saturdays. The Quakers are at Cornell on March 23, then host Yale on March 30. Penn is at Brown on April 6 and at Harvard on April 13, then finishes the conference run by hosting Dartmouth on April 20.
Penn will complete the regular season with a non-conference game against Bellarmine on Saturday, April 27. That game will be played at Radnor High School as part of the Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival, a day-long event that raises money for spinal cord research.
This year's Ivy League Tournament will once again feature the top four teams in the regular-season standings and takes place Friday, May 3 and Sunday, May 5.


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I chose the seahorse as my project aware character because they are threatened, a great indicator species, unique and interesting. The are monogamous (single partner) and they perform a greeting dance for each other first thing in the morning. They give birth to live young that look exactly like the adults, so do not go through a larval stage like other fish. The male is such a good daddy and broods the young after the female lays her eggs in his pouch, he even gets labour pains just before he releases many tiny little sea horses from his pouch into the water. Funny fish!
The ocean is full of fascinating plants, creatures, complex ecological interrelationships that are so important to a healthy ocean and our survival on this planet. So much going on in the ocean that scientists do not understand a lot of it yet and are still finding species new to science. Diving into the ocean to see this is like descending into another world. I feel recharged and inspired after exploring the ocean and observing sea life.
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