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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Really catchy
Sweet, awesome song.
The guitar in this song rules!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
kick ass
nice flow and beat and rythem
Awesome. Thanks!
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
That was pretty slick...
I didn't see it in the description so I'm not sure if you realized it or not; but, it's totally the Zelda music, just a bit funked up. If that's not what you were going for, it still seems very Zelda inspired. Nice.
Whoa. I had no idea. Thanks for the review!
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Right as I was thinking "This peice needs horns", some horns kicked in.
Rock-ass peice dude. There is a reason this was chosen for the front page. Some parts neareer the beggining seemed stale like they needed a solo for the mind to follow. Love the organ! Like the style alot.
Awesome. Thanks! You rock!
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in the awe of awe
something's definitely missing in that track, but still it would sound great in a cartoon with superheroes or some kind of hero figure, zorro somes to mind because of the horns :P
dank track, keep it up
Yeah, i think this one needs a melody track or a vocal or something.

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The Forever Flawless Julia Roberts Covers InStyle for December 2017
Julia Roberts is becoming a regular fixture at the newsstand (again) and we aren't complaining. Fresh from the cover of UK Harper's Bazaar, Julia now makes an appearance on InStyle for December 2017. Shunning a more festive direction for the last cover of the year, the InStyle team enlisted Carter Smith to photograph the forever-flawless actress in the wilderness. Julia glows in the warm and inviting newsstand cover shot (below), doing double denim and oozing her signature effortless grace and charm.
The cover received mixed feedback on our forums. "I think this is absolutely beautiful! Love the photo, very flattering, gorgeous lighting, good clothes, she looks timeless and ageless, great hair and makeup, nice layout, quite punchy. Good job," approved Bertrando3 instantly.
"Not sure about this one," critiqued happycanadian. "Her face looks beautiful, I love the serene expression and lack of Photoshop – but that neck? It looks wildly Photoshopped, like they've extended her neck or reattached her head or something crazy," she added (InStyle, once again, hit by over-airbrushing claims). (more…)


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Boston Acoustics VR-M60 - Port Problem
I bought a pair of Boston Acoustics VR-M60 speakers as-is for a good price knowing that I might have to deal with a few minor problems. The speakers arrived this afternoon and though they were manufactured in different years, in both, the tubing that directs sound out the back port has become unglued.
Is this just a simple matter of getting in there and regluing it?
What type of glue should be used?
What might have caused this to happen, playing them too loud?
There's also a small ding in one of the tweeters. I'm not sure if this is the tweeter itself or a cover, since Boston has a proprietary tweeter design. However, I'm more concerned with the integrity of the speaker itself (i.e. the aforementioned port problem).
I won't have cable or an amp to test them until I go home this weekend, as I'm currently at college. Is there any harm in hooking them up with the ports unglued? How much will it affect the sound?
Hi Jameson,
Pull the port out as far as you can, scrape off the old glue and reglue with epoxy or similar from the local hardware store. The info on the Boston web site says the port is flared at both ends, so it's unlikely you will get it out of the box. The ports will surely vibrate if you hook them up to an amp, but won't harm the speaker IMHO.
Good luck,
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll give it a try this weekend.
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Wednesday, 6 June, 2001, 14:24 GMT 15:24 UK
Beatty film is costly flop
Warren Beatty's new film Town and Country is on course to become Hollywood's biggest film flop in recent history.
The film, which cost an estimated �63m to make, has taken a comparatively dismal �4m in four weeks of release and has now been pulled from US cinemas.
The comedy's poor performance, compared to its large budget, means that it has out-flopped John Travolta's panned sci-fi movie Battlefield Earth in 2000.
That film cost an estimated �52m to make and, according to website Box Office Guru, took an overall �15m.
As well as Beatty, Town and Country stars Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn and Gary Shandling.
It tells the story of an ageing New York architect who embarks on a series of adulterous affairs with women considerably younger than him.
Critics in the US have been scathing about the film. The Los Angeles Times said: "(It) goes from inept to complete disaster, sinking from indifferent to fiasco in the blink of an eye."
The film took three years to make, during which production was hampered by actors dropping out and reshoots.
It is these factors that seem to have driven up the film's costs, rather than expensive effects or multiple locations.
Still, Beatty's film does have some fans. Bill Treadway from New York was full of praise, commenting on website Internet Movie Database.
"The most exciting new comedy of the year. Thank God for gems like this," he said.
"The film is beautifully photographed and the script works so nicely there is no feel of a troubled production here.
"Besides making us laugh, this film makes us think and has a resonance so few films have today."
Other notable film flops in recent times include the 1996 adventure film Cutthroat Island starring Geena Davis.
Davis plays a female pirate in a race to be the first to find a hidden island that contains a fabulous treasure.
It cost �65m to make but took only �7.8m at the box office.
Town and Country is due for release in the UK at the end of June.
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TITUSVILLE, Fla. - A 20-year-old woman died Tuesday in a head-on crash in Brevard County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
The woman, whose name has not been released, was killed in the crash, which occurred around 9:40 a.m. near the intersection of U.S. 1 and Columbia Boulevard in Titusville.
The FHP said the woman was driving a Toyota Matrix southbound on U.S. 1 when a SUV driven by 36-year-old Theotis Campbell, of Vero Beach, crossed over the center line and struck the front of her car, which overturned.
The woman was taken to Parrish Medical Center and was later pronounced dead, the FHP said. Campbell was taken to Holmes Regional Hospital with minor injuries, the FHP said.
The crash remains under investigation and charges are pending.
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A warm, simple, and practical guide to real and immediate help for those lost in the darkness of depression?written by someone who has experienced it and found a way out.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, more than 17 million Americans suffer from depression. For many of these millions, climbing back out of the pit of gloom seems almost impossible. Depression often leaves its victims feeling paralyzed, numb, and alone. Climbing Out of Depression… (more)
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The first Southwest Music Conference and Festival (SXSW) was held in 1987 in Austin, Texas. In the decades since, music groups and their respective fans have been descending upon the Texas state capital in droves. If you've been to Austin for SXSW in the last decade, then you know the scene has grown exponentially—from a festival where up and coming, independent acts had a legitimate shot at gaining exposure to the place where multi-platinum acts like 50 Cent, Lil Wayne and Kanye West pop up to showcase their latest.
The eight-member collective, League of Extraordinary Gz have been calling Austin, Texas home long before it became the destination hotspot for music industry moguls and the struggle rappers hoping to catch their attention each spring. As such, the octet of emcees may be Hip Hop's best tour guides this side of the mysterious woman found on your favorite A Tribe Called Quest album covers. If you're in need of some good barbeque, a quick haircut or even a spot to either handle a manicure or deliver a hangover-curing juice elixir, LOEGz are here to assist. If you'd like to thank the fellas for their services, feel free to head over to iTunes and buy their debut album, #Leagueshit.
Best Breakfast Spot: Juan In A Million (2300 E. Caesar Chavez)
Just a couple miles east of downtown on Caesar Chavez Street is the locally owned, traditional Mexican restaurant Juan In A Million. Right when you enter the door you'll be greeted with a friendly handshake from Juan Sr. himself. In the ATX, we love our breakfast tacos, and Juan knows how to make them extraordinary. Be sure to try their famous "Don Juan El Grande Taco," which is a huge taco filled with eggs, bacon, potatoes, and cheese and will put you to sleep for only $4.50. The migas are on point too!
Other Mentions: Paco's Tacos, Maudie's, Kerby Lane Café
Best Lunch Spot: Casa Columbia (1614 E. 7th Street)
Head five blocks east of downtown on 7th Street and grab yourself a nice Columbian lunch at Casa Columbia. The food here is authentic and cooked to perfection. If you're in the mood for some arroz con pollo, it doesn't get any better than Casa Columbia. Although the lunch menu might seem light with only eight entrees, they all go hard and are light on the wallet—costing no more than $8. It's a good change of pace if you get tired of all the Mexican and BBQ food the ATX has to offer.
Other Mentions: Perla's Seafood & Oyster Bar, Eastside Cafe, Hoover's Cooking, Frank Bar
Best Food Trailer: Tony's Jamaican Food (1200 E. 11th Street)
When you think Austin, Jamaican food probably doesn't come to mind, but Tony will be the first to tell you that this is "the real 'ting man!" From the oxtail plates, to stew chicken to goat curry, this trailer knows how to cook up some authentic island food. Located a couple blocks east on 11th street by the Historic Victory Grill, Tony's Jamaican Food is a food trailer in a large open space serving the city with some true Jamaican food along with some Reggae vibes blasting through speakers. While waiting for your food, be sure to walk across the street to the corner store and grab a Red Stripe to wash it all down. You're going to come across a lot of food trailers while you move around the city, and they all will have something to offer. But you're not going to find any as ethnic and authentic as Tony's.
Other Mentions: Austin Daily Press, Eastside King, Johnnye's
Best BBQ Spot: Franklin's BBQ (900 E. 11th Street)
In the past couple years, Franklin's BBQ has taken the crown as the best BBQ the ATX has to offer. They open at 11 am and close until they sell out—which usually happens every day around lunchtime. It's that good! Here's a fair warning though, expect to stand in a long line wrapped around the corner, because everyone and their mama tries to get some before it sells out. No matter the weather conditions, there will always be a line at Franklin's. So get there early. It's located one block east of I-35 on 11th Street. It's not hard to find, because you will see the line of people at all times of the day. The brisket alone will make you realize what all that waiting was for.
Other Mentions: Rudy's, Iron Works BBQ, Salt Lick
Best Late Night Food Spot: 24 Diner (600 N. Lamar)
If it's after 2 am, your ears have had enough and you're in need of some late night grub to soak up all that alcohol, then be sure to head to 24 Diner for some of the best late night food the city has to offer. This ain't your ordinary diner like IHOP, Waffle House or Denny's. This is the real deal serving some gourmet dishes 24 hours a day. From breakfast food, to burgers to entrees, 24 Diner has got you covered. It's located a mile west of downtown on 6th street and Lamar. They also are one of the few spots in Austin that serves chicken and waffles. It ain't no Roscoe's, but it will get the job done while the sun rises.
Other Mentions: Star Seeds, Whataburger, The Halal Bros.
Best Barber Shop: Marshall's Barber Shop (1915 E. 12th Street)
If you are in need a of that last-minute edge up, bald fade or taper, then head over to Marshall's Barber Shop east of downtown on 12th Street in the heart of the Eastside. Not only will they get you fresh, but they'll keep you entertained. Don't be surprised if you find yourself looking for some tissue to wipe the tears of laughter. Expect to wait some time if you're a walk in, but you can also call up the shop ahead of time and schedule an appointment with any of the barbers.
Other Mentions: Zeus, Ted's, Kervin's
Best Head Shop: Planet K (Nine locations in Austin)
Got green but nothing to burn it with? Then be sure to stop by any one of the nine Planet K head shops around town. They have every smoking apparatus and utensil you need to get by and are open seven days a week until midnight. From wraps and papers to vaporizers and pipes, they got some of the lowest prices in town and definitely don't lack in inventory. It's like the Walmart of smoke shops.
Other Mentions: Pipes Plus, Oat Willie's, BC Smoke Shop
Best Gear Shop: Collective Status (516 E. 6th Street)
If you want to stay fresh during the week and need to cop some new gear, then make a pit stop at Collective Status, which is in the heart of downtown on 6th Street right in the middle of all the SXSW events. This is our go-to spot to cop all the latest gear from brands like Crooks & Castles, Rocksmith, Mishka, Pink Dolphin, 10 Deep, and more. Be sure to mention that the LOEGz sent you there, and the homies will take care of you. Also, we are sure they'll have some in-store events going on during the week as well, so you'll probably be in there one way or another.
Other Mentions: Nice Kicks, LTD, Active Athlete
Best Nail Shop: Sugarcoat Nails (916A W. 12th Street)
Located on the west end of downtown on 12th Street, Sugarcoat Nails not only has a great ambience to it, but they know hook your lady's nails right up. Waiting isn't that bad, since they serve adult beverages that will make the time pass. If your girl needs a break with her girlfriends, be sure to send them here. They'll thank you afterwards. They accept walk-ins, but chances are you'll be waiting for a while, so be sure call in and make an appointment. Prices are fair here with a basic mani/pedi running about $25 to $35.
Other Mentions: D'Zire Nails, All About You, Diamond Nails
Best Vintage Shop: Charm School Vintage (2109 E. Caesar Chavez)
Located a couple blocks east of downtown on Caeser Chavez, Charm School Vintage carries more than just vintage clothing and accessories. They've got a friendly staff that can help you get out your comfort zone and turn a boring or bad day into a fun one. All the merchandise here is picked by the store owner, Shari, and she will make sure she gets to know you and help you find exactly what you want. The prices here are affordable, so if you are looking to upgrade your closet with some vintage clothing, be sure to pay Shari and CSV a visit.
Other Mentions: Thrifty Chicks Vintage, Room Service Vintage, Roadhouse Rags
Best Record Shop: Waterloo Records (600A N. Lamar)
Located a couple blocks on the west end of downtown on 6th and Lamar, Waterloo is Austin's staple record store and has been thriving here in Austin since 1982. They have a great collection of vinyl as well as CDs and DVDs. In addition to just being a record store, Waterloo hosts a number of events at its location and will have something going on during SXSW. Also be sure to check out the Red Bull Sound Select Artist listening station, so you can listen to our debut album, #LEAGUESHIT. Waterloo is definitely an Austin landmark that you must see.
Other Mentions: Thrifty Chicks, Room Service, Roadhouse Rags
Best Wine Bar: Uncorked Tasting Room (900 E. 7th Street)
Located in downtown right on the corner of E. 7th street and the freeway, Uncorked is a house converted wine bar serving some great wine selections and appetizers. The servers here are super friendly and know how to take care of you. Wine flights are affordable and the ambiance here makes you never want to leave. If you are looking for some alone time or squeezing in a quick date, be sure to impress her by visiting Uncorked.
Other Mentions: Max's Wine Dive, Winebelly, Cork and Co., Vino Vino
Bonus Pick – Best Juice Bar: Juiceland (1625 Barton Springs Rd)
Located a couple miles south of downtown, Juiceland has been serving the ATX since 2011 with its amazing menu of juice concoctions. Their menu is split up into three juicing categories: "Fresh and Easy," "Fresh Fruit Agua Frescas," and "Next Level Juices." If you are looking for a detox from all the SXSW drinking, then be sure to have one of the servers assist you with a perfect potion to get your liver back on its feet. Not in the mood for juice by the time you get there? Then grab one of their delicious smoothies or small food plates.
Other Mentions: Blenders and Bowls, Gonzo Juice, Daily Juice
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The war between proponents and critics of the oil sands has, to a great extent, been a war over conflicting facts on environmental impact.
The oil industry, on one hand, claims it's making great strides in reducing its impact on air, land and water on a per-barrel basis as its technology improves.
The environmental community claims oil from the deposits is the dirtiest on the planet and environmental devastation will grow as the industry expands.
In a move Thursday signaling Ottawa is taking a more active role in managing the oil sands and the debate, federal Environment Minister Peter Kent said the federal government will work with Alberta to start monitoring the impact of development on air, water and biodiversity.
The question is what will be done if the information shows the cumulative impact is unacceptable to Canadians and the communities in northern Alberta most impacted by oil sands growth, including First Nations.
Development is accelerating as oil prices strengthen and investment continues to pour in.
In May, Mr. Kent said he would introduce by the end of the year regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emitted by oil sands companies.
Alberta has jealously guarded its jurisdiction over provincially owned energy resources, but seems to be going along with the federally led monitoring initiative.
The world-class system will provide scientifically credible information on the environmental performance of the industry, Mr. Kent said at a news conference in Ottawa.
It will increases the number of monitoring locations and improve scientific measurement of any impact downstream and downwind in northern Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories and Manitoba.
The $50-million-a-year effort will be funded by industry and start soon, he said.
"It will provide the facts and the science to defend the product, which some abroad are threatening to boycott. There is already a great deal of disinformation and misinformation," Mr. Kent said.
Mr. Kent hopes the effort will speed up approval by the United States of TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline that would link the Alberta oil sands to refineries in the U.S. Gulf Coast.
The monitoring plan was developed in consultation with more than 200 scientists and reviewed by a panel of experts chaired by Elizabeth Dowdeswell, former executive director of the United Nations Environment Program and a former assistant deputy minister of Environment Canada.
"The expert reviewers believe this technical plan is sound and robust," Ms. Dowdeswell said. "It responds to the call for comprehensive, scientific rigour and transparency and accessibility. Considerable effort has been devoted to developing a plan that purposefully integrates all parts of the ecosystem, over space and over time."
Chris Seasons, president of the Canadian subsidiary of Devon Energy Corp., one of Canada's largest oil sands developers using steam-assisted gravity drainage technology, welcomed Ottawa's move.
"Anything we can do that provides a sound basis in facts for ongoing debate about the impact of the oil and gas business in the greater community is a good thing," he said. "The devil is in the details, as always, and I think industry and government are fully aligned on the ultimate objectives."
Mr. Seasons said a lot of data on the oil sands' impact on the environment is already provided by industry and other agencies, but what's missing is raw data that is available as well as interpretation.
"Whether it puts to rest that discussion, I don't think it will," he sad. "But at least you can have some basis where everyone agrees on the basic facts."


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Scott Jagow: I imagine a lot of people are calling their congressional representatives and asking: Why is oil $130 a barrel? Why does it cost $60 dollars to fill up my gas tank? So today, a Senate committee will take those questions straight to oil company executives, and ask them why? Dan Grech reports.
Dan Grech: What the senators will get, says Jorge Pinon with the University of Miami, is a shrug.
Jorge Pinon: It is futures market, just like corn, just like wheat, just like orange juice, that sets the price of oil --- not international oil companies.
He says private oil companies have direct control of just 10 percent of the world's reserves. The lion's share is in the hands of governments like Venezuela, Nigeria and in the Middle East.
Pinon says there's only one country in the world right now with control over world oil prices. And it's not the United States.
Pinon: It is Saudi Arabia, the only country in the world that today has spare production capacity of about one million barrels per day.
President Bush recently asked Saudi Arabia to open the valves. The Saudi royal family answered him with a shrug.
I'm Dan Grech for Marketplace.


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DRAFT (Lifting Keel)
4.40 Keel Down
3.00 Keel Up
14.44Keel Down
9.85 Keel Up
Carbon Fibre
Volkswagen V8 4.2L 285 Hp (212 Kw)
FUEL 1630 Lt, WATER 1000 Lt, Holding 400Lt, Hot Water, 130Lt
Offshore Spars Intermediate Modulus Carbon Fibre Mast
Future Fibres PBO Standing Rigging, Marten Leisure Furl boom
German Frers
August 2009
Adriatic Coast, Italy
Germanischer Lloyds 100 A5 Sailing Yacht
€ 6,300,000VAT Paid
The hull is constructed in carbon fibre/epoxy laminate, the top sides are of sandwich construction. The bottom laminate from the waterline down is monolithic.
Hull above the waterline is finished in Snow White Awlgrip paint with Red stripes on top of a epoxy primer. Below the waterline, two coats of hull guard epoxy primer have been applied under two coats of white antifouling
Structural bulkheads are of pre-preg foam cored carbon sandwich construction laminated to hull and deck. There is one water tight door in each structural bulkhead forward of the raised saloon which divide the yacht into seven different individual compartments with their own bilge pumping system
The ballast bulb is an antimony lead casting and attached to a steel fin. The keel can be hydraulically raised by approx 1.4m from a max draft of 4.4m. It is either locked in raised or lowered position by a hydraulically operated locking system
The twin rudders are built using carbon fibre/epoxy skins on foam core, with a tubular carbon fibre stock. The rudders are supported by self-aligning bearings supplied by JP3. The lower bearings have double seals to prevent leakage. Lightweight aluminium steering quadrants bolted to rudder stocks.
Steering Systems
Two custom built composite pedestals with compass, navigation and sail control systems. Two 1200 mm clear coated carbon composite wheels with elkhide covered rim. The wheels can be independently disconnected.
The transom door doubles as a bathing/boarding platform. carbon fibre pre-preg construction for maximum stiffness with 9 mm teak on the topside. The door is hydraulically operated by two custom built stainless steel rams. Two stainless/teak ladders, one to provide access from deck to the platform, the other a swimming ladder. Hot/Cold water shower on swim platform.
The starboard side hatch conceals a Swiss Carbon hydraulically operated telescopic gangway with articulation both vertically and horizontally. Port side hatch for shore power, telephone, dive compressor and water connections
Storage space with carbon fibre lightweight floorboards accommodating Williams 3.2m jet drive tender and remote controlled hydraulic winch for hauling inboard
Storage for sails and equipment, carbon fibre lightweight floorboards, topsides faired and top coated
Carbon fibre / epoxy deck laminate using core cell foam core with high density core under the deck fittings. Coaming and coach roof are painted white using Awlgrip paint system, Coaming stripe red Awlgrip. Laid teak 65 x 9 mm nominal thickness, quarter cut, battens on side decks, coamings and cockpit sole glued and vacuum bagged
Sail Handling Hardware
Deck gear by Harken. Genoa tracks recessed into teak deck, double foot blocks for genoa and gennaker sheets. Harken 150 standup blocks for halyards, gennaker sheets and runners. Five Spinlock jammers for halyards
All winches are hydraulically driven via the hydraulic main ring system and connected to the valve blocks with flexible hoses.
Four Harken B1110 STCAA HLHY winches in cockpit, primary & secondary
Two Harken B990.3 STR HY halyard winches near the mast
One Harken CR33-2 Speed captive mainsheet winch in lazarette
One Harken CR33-2 Speed captive main halyard winch in the bilge forward of the mast
Lewmar Vertical 4000 hydraulic windlass in anchor locker
Sanguinetti hydraulic retractable capstan mooring winch on foredeck
Deck Equipment
Hydraulically operating Titanium anchoring arm for stowing the bow anchor in deck locker. The controls are on the same wandering lead as the windlass. The pulpit and push pit are 610 mm high with spacing according to ISAF/ORC requirements and made of a Ø 32 mm stainless steel tube. The push pit has gates for easy access to bathing platform / gangway.
Cleats and fairleads
There are eight 400 mm Versari & Delmonte aluminium pop-up mooring cleats; two on fore deck, four amidships, two aft. Pop up stainless steel fairleads integrated into toe rail, two forward, four amidships and two aft.
Nautor custom made flush mounted tinted acrylic hatches with gutters and frames in white painted composite. All hatches are supported by gas cylinders, sizes are for clear openings. Escape hatch in aft cabin above bed. There are six Goiot Cristal 43-18R openable tinted acrylic portholes in coamings, flush mounted with white painted aluminium frames. Nautor custom made teak covered hatches for access to deck lockers and lazarette
Deck house windows
Parasol grey deckhouse windows made by Form glass, chemically toughened, laminated and glued to the superstructure. Main companionway lockable sliding hatch of tinted acrylic with sliding drop board. The lockable main companionway has a sliding hatch of tinted acrylic and a GRP sliding drop board.
Aft cockpit is recessed into deck, forward cockpit with two U-shaped settees and two varnished teak cockpit tables that can be lowered to seat level to create an expanded sun bathing area
Sprayhood recessed with a canvas cover over the main entrance. Removable bimini over center cockpit. Covers for steering pedestels, wheels, cockpit tables and mainsail.
Mainly teak is used for visible interior and has a waxed natural effect finish. Vinyl covered removable overhead panels are installed in all accommodation areas. The same material is on the inside of the coach roof coamings, Italvipla Roma Col. 6. The floorboards are of PVC-sandwich construction and the top face is teak and finished in the same colour as the rest of the interior. All floorboards are laid on vibration damping materials.
Hardware and outfit components are of a type designed to eliminate rattling or hanging. The cabin doors are provided with double action locks and with catches to hold them in open position where possible.
All locker doors are fitted with high quality furnishing hinges and are kept closed with push button latches. Doorstoppers are fitted where needed. Automatic lights in hanging lockers
All bathroom mirrors are made of a special marine quality glass. Edges sealed to prevent moisture intrusion. All openable deck hatches are fitted with manual roller blinds and mosquito screens.
Partitions are of sandwich construction on a core of 30 mm foam. Skin panels of 5 mm marine plywood with 0.6 mm wooden veneers.
Overhead LED lighting throughout yacht, LED reading lamps at each berth, Red nightlights throughout.
Forward Cabin (Crew Cabin)
Upper and lower berths in starboard section, hanging locker forward of berths. Centerline bulkhead with TV, folding table and lockers mounted on port side. Port section equipped with settee and dining table with Pullman berth above. Independent access to deck via 80cm x 80cm hatch with ladder. Head compartment forward with shower, mirrors, storage lockers and vacuum WC.
Forward Amidships Cabin (Guest Cabin)
Guest cabin starboard side forward of saloon with queen sized double berth outboard and a folding Pullman berth above. Storage lockers and drawers built into berth. Folding table and storage ockers built into inboard bulkhead. Hanging locker forward of berth, ensuite head compartment with separate shower stall, sinks, heated towel rack, mirrors and vacuum WC
Aft Amidships Cabin Starboard (Guest cabin)
The starboard cabin has two single berths. There is a full height hanging locker forward of the outboard berth and upper lockers above the outboard berth. Drawers are placed under the berths where practical. En-suite head compartment forward with washbasin, mirrors, storage lockers and vacuum WC
Aft Amidships Cabin Port (Guest cabin)
The port guest cabin is equipped with twin berths with a table between. Full height hanging locker aft of outboard berth with built in storage drawers. En-suite head compartment aft with separate shower stall, washbasin, mirrors, storage lockers, heated towel rack and vacuum WC.
Aft cabin (Owner's Cabin)
Queen sized berth on centerline with bedside tables on port and starboard, hanging locker with chest of drawers on lower part located starboard and port. Settees on both starboard and port, vanity desk on starboard side. Air conditioning integrated into overhead panels to achieve low air speed. Head compartment forward and port contains separate shower stall, vacuum WC, bidet, sinks, mirrors, heated towel rack and storage lockers
Dining for eight persons on port side with a U-shaped settee outboard port and a large rectangular dining table with two folding seats. There are four lockers, one in each corner of the saloon port side. Stowage under settees are placed where practical.
Day head compartment aft and starboard with vacuum toilet, mirrors, wash basing and storage lockers
The saloon dining table size is approx 800 x 1850 with drawers under table top for cutlery.
Navigation table on starboard side forward of settee with electronic, PC and communications systems discretely installed. Nav seat stows neatly inside cabinet.
The galley is located on the port side of the yacht forward of saloon with access to engine room, saloon and crew quarters. Two sinks and dishwasher are located inboard, stove top and work surfaces outboard, crew companionway located forward with washer and dryer installed outboard behind panels. Main electrical panel is located aft and outboard. Drawers and storage lockers
Domestic Appliances
- 2x front loading refrigerators 107 L
- 2x front loading freezers 95 L
- 2x drawer refrigerators 90L in saloon
- Miele induction stove with steam oven
- Overhead exhaust hood
- Dishwasher
- Food waste disposal integrated with sink.
- Quooker boiling water tap
- Washing machine
- Dryer
Engine Room
The engine room is located on CL below the saloon. The structure is built in aluminium profiles with entrance from galley. Engine room surfaces and technical equipment are painted white
Partitions between cabins, toilets, corridors, etc. are built to meet a 20 dB reduction of airborne sound.
The engine room is insulated towards cabins and saloon with various layers of rock wool with noise barrier sheets in between. The engine room door is of similar construction as the surrounding partitions. They close onto rubber faced landings for maximum noise reduction.
Volkswagen V8 4.2L 285Hp turbo charged diesel engine with direct mounted reduction gear. Engine reduction gear are supported on flexible mounts. ZF W220 reduction gear with parallel input and output shafts, 24v clutchable PTO for hydraulic pump 250Nm torque. Aquadrive CV42 drive shaft between gearbox and propeller pitch control unit, down angle of 7 degrees for the pitch control unit and 75mm prop shaft. Hundested VP type FR-HP 800mm propeller with feathering position
Fuel System
The feed lines to the engine and diesel generator are equipped with 30-micron fuel filter/water separators with water alarm. Dual version mounted for main engine so as to permit uninterrupted running of the engine while changing filter elements. Single version for diesel generator, vacuum gauges with water alarm mounted.
All flexible hoses are according to ISO7840.
Fuel capacity 1630 L in two in stainless steel tanks, with individual level indicator. Filler line on starboard side. Tanks are equipped with hatches of adequate size to permit inspection
and cleaning. All tanks are pressure tested to 0.3bar. Shut off valves are provided for each tank.
Exhaust System
The Halyard exhaust system has fibreglass silencers and gas/water separators installed for both main engine and diesel generator. Water is discharged below the waterline and exhaust gases from main engine and diesel generator exit under the transom. Silencers are provided with a drain tap. They are flexibly supported on vibration dampening brackets. The silencer / separator system is a custom Halyard design with lift silencers and flat separators.
Diesel Generator
Two 20 kW M864W Northern Light generator producing single-phase 230 V 50 Hz AC. The units are mounted on elastic seating.
Bow Thruster
Hundested FT2R bow thruster powered by the hydraulic PTO pump on the diesel generator, 42.3kW hydraulic power
Stern Thruster
Hundested FT2R bow thruster powered by the hydraulic PTO pump on the diesel generator, 42.3kW hydraulic power
Fire Fighting System
There is a total flooding Clean Agent FM200 fire extinguishing system for engine room space with manual remote control. Two fire hydrants with hose reel, one forward and one aft.
Hydraulic System
The hydraulic system is a Bosch-Rexroth custom designed system to supply all hydraulic functions quietly and smoothly, eliminating any inherent hydraulic noise. The alternative power sources are installed to meet the demands of the sail handling equipment. Central hydraulic system is PLC controlled.
The hydraulic system is defined on a basis of a central power pack supplying regionally located valve groups, thereby achieving minimal weight to power ratio with the effect of using minimum electrical power with maximum hydraulic movement. Each control valve group is situated close to the operating unit, giving a precise control and allows for a quiet and smooth operation, eliminating inherent hydraulic noise and vibration. The system has two different sources of power. Each source will be operated independently of each other. The sources are obtained from:
1. Generator PTO pump Bosch-Rexroth A10V045 on each genset, 22kW each
2. Two DC Electric motor standby pump units Bosch-Rexroth A10V028, 5 kW each
3. Main engine pump Bosch-Rexroth on gearbox PTO (56kW)
All pumps are equipped with a horsepower controller. The function is based on the power requirement from the users with the style of maximum speed/ minimum pressure and maximum pressure/ minimum speed. The alternative power sources are installed to meet the demands of the sail handling equipment. Since the sail handling is dependent on hydraulic systems it is important to have alternative power sources to ensure trouble free operation.
Hydraulic Functions
- Anchor windlass
- Lifting keel and lock
- Forward mooring Sanguinetti
- Jib furler
- Anchor swing arm
- Bow thruster plus up/down
- Stern thruster plus up/down
- Autopilot back up, supplies oil to auto pilot cylinders from a genset PTO pump.
- Outhaul
- Jib halyard tensioner
- Backstay tensioner
- Mainsail in-boom furler and lock
- Main halyard captive winch
- Boom vang
- Starboard halyard winch
- Port halyard winch
- Primary and Secondary winches
- Genoa Car Pullers
- Main sheet captive winch
- Transom hatch cylinders
There is one low pressure (6 bar) piston compressor with quick acting couplings in lazarette for transom door air seal plus connection points in engine room and forepeak. The piston compressor is a Thomas 327 CDC 56/24.
All systems are based on reliable components with world wide service. Components and valves are labeled with function, and piping is labeled with colour code, including an arrow to indicate direction of flow.
Fresh water System
A pressurized hot and cold water system is installed. The fresh water piping is of polypropylene, nylon and copper tubing. Filler line on side deck is led to a valve chest. The valve chest has valves for each water tank and for water pressure pumps. Hot and cold water is distributed to all heads, to the galley and to deck shower. Cold water deck wash, one fwd and one aft. There are single lever mixing faucets for wash basins, galley sinks and showers.
There are two stainless steel tanks with a total capacity of approx 1000 L. The tanks are provided with baffles, hatches, level indicators and vent pipes. All tanks are pressure tested to 0.3 bars. Tank levels are shown on electrical main switchboard.
The water pressure system is equipped with two Reya A95, 24 V pumps. One 24 l pressure tank is connected to the system. There is a city water connection that allows shore water supply to be piped directly into the pressure water system via a pressure regulator and check
Hot Water System
Hot water tank 130 litre capacity with three individually operated heating elements. The hot water pipes are insulated with pipe insulation, hot water circulation quickly distributes heated water throughout boat. Inlet has a check valve to prevent hot water back flow. Outlet has a relief valve for over-pressure protection. There is a thermostat mixing valve to prevent too hot water in the system.
Water Maker
The water maker is an Idromar Mini Compact model MC5S, vertical version. The water maker produces 230 l/h (5520 l / 24 h), installed in the engine room. The water maker is provided with dual pre-filters, primary with 25 micron cartridge, secondary with 5 micron cartridge and fresh water flush. The feed water pumps are self priming with sea bronze body and internal
parts in stainless steel AISI 316. The high pressure pump is constructed to work with sea water.
Sea Water System
There are sea cocks of bronze for all through-hull connections below waterline located in accessible position. Inboard side of sea cocks fitted with stud long enough to take two hose clamps.
There is an electrical fire/anchor wash pump with connections on fore and aft deck. G&R type CB 25/16 24 VDC, capacity 180 l / min. There are two fire hydrants with hose reel, one forward and one aft.
Grey Water System
Grey water from sinks, basins, showers, air conditioning and washer/dryer is collected in two stainless steel grey water tanks, total capacity 400L. Level switches are fitted to each tank, with indication at ¾ full and full. The grey water tanks are emptied by 24 V electrical pumps to sea cocks via siphon breaks
Black Water System
All toilets are connected to the black water tank. Two stainless steel black water tanks are provided, one for aft toilets and one for forward toilets, total capacity 200 l + 200 l, with indication at 3/4 full and full. The tanks are fitted with baffles, inspection covers, and vent lines. Tank ventilation equipped with SaniGard vent filter. The tanks can be emptied by 24 V electrical pumps to sea cocks via siphon breaks. Each tank is also provided with a deck suction line.
Toilet Systems
The toilets are Tecma Standard Plus, 24 V. Flushing by fresh pressure water, consumption per flush about 2.5 litre. The function cycle is completely automatic. The high performance turbine pump enables a complete fragmentation of the organic residues. Full black water tank disable flushing of toilets.
Bilge Pump Systems
There are six separate bilges, i.e. fore peak, forward cabin, engine room, saloon, aft cabin and lazarette bilges. Each bilge is equipped with a DC driven submersible pump 140 l / min. Two manual Whale Titan, 100 l / min are installed as back-up pumps, one for fore peak and forward bilge, the other for aft engine room and lazarette bilge.
Whale gulper drainage pumps are installed in forepeak, forward area, mast area, engine room, aft area and lazarette to ensure maximum dryness.
Air Conditioning
A central cooled / heated waterborne system 230 VAC 50 Hz is fitted for the entire accommodation. Condensation water from the system is collected to the grey water tanks. The system is designed to operate in Mediterranean climate conditions.
The total cooling / heating capacity is divided in proportion to cabin volume and position. The system is designed for air handler to run on low speed for silent operation. There is an individual temperature control in each cabin. The main unit is a Condaria PWM/FCL/18002, 72 000 BTU/h (21 kW).
Forced air ventilation system in all cabins
Refrigeration System
There are four custom made Frigonautica 24V DC water cooled compressors units for fridges and freezers, two additional drawer type refrigerators installed 90L each.
The electrical components are chosen based on the Yards long experience in the yachting industry. Special attention is given to reliability and world wide service ability. Electrical diagrams will be delivered with the yacht, for both DC and AC systems and showing the location of all junction boxes. Cables are labeled with identification numbers at both
ends. At watertight bulkheads wires are run up to deck head height when penetrating the bulkhead or are sealed in place to produce water tightness.
Mast and shrouds are electrically connected to the keel. In the top of mast is an air terminal connected to a lightning conductor, which runs down to the keel. The prop shaft, keel and thruster have their individual sacrificial anodes.
Power supply of 230 V 50 Hz single-phase three-wire AC-system. The 230 V system can be fed by the diesel generator or shore power inlet. The bus is of split bus type. There are also a number of 230 V 50 Hz appliances fed through DC/AC inverters.
Shore inlet plug, 230 V 3-pole 63 A is accessed through a hinged lid at transom. Shore power cable is 15 m long. There is a separate shore inlet for air conditioning. For the separate air
conditioning inlet, a galvanic insulator is installed in the ground wire. Power from ashore is led to a 15 kVA isolation transformer.
There are two 20 kW M864W Northern Light generator producing single-phase 230 V 50 Hz AC. The unit is mounted on elastic seating. The generator is mounted inside proprietary sound shield.
There are three Mastervolt, Mass 24 V 100 A chargers with 3-step charge characteristics, for the service battery. There is one Mastervolt, Mass 24 V 100 A charger with 3-step charge characteristics, for hydraulics battery. The starting batteries can be charged by one Mastervolt Mass 12 V 10 A charger with 3-step charge characteristics via isolator diode.
Conversion of 24 V DC to 230 V AC 50 Hz for single-phase AC consumers. There is one Mastervolt 24/2500 VA for misc. and one Mastervolt 24/1500 VA for instruments and entertainment. Both inverters have a separate transfer switch.
There are 230 V outlets of schuko type. One outlet per toilet, two outlets per cabin, three in galley, four in saloon, one in engine room, one in sail locker and one in the port side lazarette.
2-pole 24 V insulated return DC-system for lighting, blowers, pumps etc. The wires are sized to minimize voltage drop. There are two battery banks, one for service and one for hydraulics. The service battery bank is 24 V 1040 Ah /1h, Valence Lithium type powering lights, blowers, pumps, electronics etc. The use of lithium batteries saves 748 Kilograms from the sue of standard gel type batteries. Hydraulic batteries are Optima 300 Ah / 20 h and consist of eight Optima Yellow Top S5,5 12 V 75 Ah. The hydraulic bank is used for the 2 x 5 kW central hydraulic and the auto pilot pump. The battery banks are located aft of the engine room.
There is one 24 V 140 A Bosch alternator on the main engine common for service and hydraulics battery banks, through a battery isolator. The hydraulics battery is charged by the main engine alternator through splitting diodes.
24 V DC outlets, one in the port side lazarette, one in engine room, one in anchor locker, one on the mast and one in aft cockpit.
Plumbing & Monitoring Sytems
The alarms are presented on a display in the navigation area for the following components:
- Fresh Water tank level
- Fresh Water pump run dry
- Sea Water pump run dry
- Grey water tank level
- Grey pump runtime
- Black water tank level
- Bilge level alarms
- Bilge pump runtime
- LPG gas alarm
- Fuel tank level
- Water in Fuel separator
- Hydraulic oil level
- Hydraulic oil temp
- Low Battery voltage
- Generator overload
There is a separate fire alarm system with one sensor at the aft entrance, one in the engine room and one at the main entrance.
Two Suunto 5" magnetic steering compasses at helm adjustable for global balancing.
A C. Plath Navigat X Mk2 gyrocompass as the main heading source for the navigation instruments, autopilot and other instruments requiring accurate heading information. A B&G Halcyon gyrocompass is used as the backup heading source.
Sailing Instruments
There is a comprehensive Brookes & Gatehouse Hercules 3000 package consisting of central processor unit, 1450mm masthead unit, speed/temperature sensor, depth sensor and barometric sensor. B&G Hercules H3000 Main processor and a Halcyon gyro processor. Barometric pressure is displayed in the B&G H3000 system.
One B&G Graphical Function Display (mono-chrome GFD) and one NMEA Full Function Display (FFD) located at nav station. One GFD display in aft cabin and one in crew cabin
Four 40/40 repeaters mounted on the mast.
Four 30/30 repeaters in aft cockpit
GFDs also display hydraulic pressures for backstay, vang, outhaul, jib halyard, inner forestay as well as forestay length adjuster position.
B&G 360° and 45° analogue wind direction displays on each side of cockpit backrest.
GPS & Radar
A Furuno NavNet radar/chart plotting system consisting of one Furuno 1834C/C-MAP radar/plotter display at the navstation.
Furuno chart plotter / radar at each steering console
Furuno GP-320 DGPS to be used as the main navigator for:
- Furuno NavNet radar/chart plotting system
- PC cartography software MaxSea NavNet Commander V12
- Brookes & Gatehouse
- Brookes & Gatehouse autopilot system
A Furuno GP-37 GPS navigator with WAAS software as back-up.
Radar is a Furuno 4 kW 60 cm radome type antenna integrated with the Furuno NavNet plotter system.
PC cartography software MaxSea NavNet Commander V12, on the computer. The MaxSea NavNet software can also be viewed in the saloon TV. The chart system for the Furuno NavNet system is C-MapNT MAX.
Dual frequency Navtex receiver, Furuno NX300.
Furuno FA-150 class A type AIS system. The target information is sent to the Furuno NavNet system and integrated with the MaxSea NavNet software.
The Furuno NavNet GP-320 DGPS antenna on the port lower pushpit rail.
The Furuno GP-37 GPS antenna is mounted on starboard 2nd spreader.
The Furuno FA-150 AIS GPS antenna is mounted on port 3rd spreader.
The Furuno NavNet radar scanner, 60 cm dome type, is mounted front of mast between 1st and 2nd spreader.
The Furuno NX-3H-D Navtex antenna is mounted on 2nd spreader port side.
Auto Pilot System
B&G H3000 ACP2 autopilot system with one Graphical Pilot Display (mono-chrome GPD) control unit at each steering wheel. Powered by an individual 24V Marsili/ Bosch Rexroth power pack driving the steering quadrant via twin Rexroth low friction cylinders. There is a hydraulic back-up for emergency use, supplied from the main hydraulic system.
VHF Radio
The Simrad RS-87 DSC VHF has two handsets, one at the nav station and one at the helm, with intercom possibility between the two. Handheld Simad VHF radio.
Satellite communication
KVH Fleet Broadband 250 for data/fax/phone
Cellular Phone Systems
Nokia E60 quad band GSM phone with internet capability
ICOM PCR-1500 communications receiver for weather fax and navtex
Audio System
Owner's Cabin:
TEAC sound system with Ipod connection, linked to LCD TV
Bose Lifestyle 48 DVD/CD/FM stereo system, stores up to 350 CDs on hard disk, connected to pop-up LCD TV
Four Bose 32SE speakers installed in cockpit, fed by saloon hi-fi system, controlled by personal music center remote control
Guest Cabins:
TEAC sound systems with IPod docks linked to LCD TVs
Video System
Owner's Cabin:
Pop-up mounted 40" Sony LCD TV with Pal/SECAM tuner connected to the Delta antenna for terrestrial TV and to the KVH M3 satellite TV antenna system for European free to air satellite TV.
Sony 40" LCD TV connected to Delta and M3 antennas
Crew Mess:
Lava 15" LCD TV connected to Delta and M3 antennas
Computer System
Two Dell Optiplex GX 745 "Ultra small form factor" computers with DVD station connected to 19" LCD flat screens at the navigation station, one for communication, one for navigation.
A HP Deskjet 450 printer is provided for hardcopy printouts.
Security System
IR intruder detection in all cabins connected to the alarms plc, fog horn and spreader lights signal alert. Security cameras mounted at mast head, spreader and engine room.
Four spreader mast with discontinuous shrouds by Offshore Spars, faired and painted white. The rig is set up for easy handling with swept spreaders 25 degrees. The Boom vang is used on the wind to complement mainsheet. The mast is a carbon fibre intermediate modulus, with luff track for mainsail. The masthead is a moulded carbon fibre unit integral with mast. There is an R&R Electronic Delta DSC Biscaya active antenna at the masthead for the VHF, TV and FM radio. Marco EW3 24 V foghorn.
Mainsail in-boom furling built by Marten Spars, boom and furling mandrel in carbon fiber Hydraulic operation
There is a boom preventer system and built-in deck lights.
Standing Rigging
Future Fibres PBO Rigging. Main shroud rigging screws of barrel pin type. Forestay in Navtec Nitronic rod, genoa furling foil in carbon fiber.
Running Rigging
All Ropes are Dyneema, screw shackle for main halyard, all other Tylaska Snap Shackle
All Halyards Internal
1x Main sheet
2x Jib sheets
2x Staysail sheets
2x Gennaker sheets
2x Gennaker halyards
1x Staysail halyard
2x Jib halyard
1x Mainsail halyard
2x Running Backstay tails
1x Preventer
1x Trysail halyard (Gantling)
2x Trysail sheets
2x Inboard reef lines
2x Outboard reef lines
Rig Hydraulics
All the hydraulic functions are powered by central hydraulic system. All Navtec cylinders are black anodized
- Reckmann UD4 Sphere hydraulic furling head stay with R6 double groove Carbon foil.
- Navtec cylinder for inner forestay tensioner, Navtec -40 SE.
- Navtec boom vang, Navtec -90
- Navtec jib halyard tensioner, Navtec -30 FE
- Mainsail outhaul, Navtec -22 FE.
- Cunningham Navtec -17 FE
- Two cylinders with mechanical locks for split backstay adjustment, 2x Navtec -30 L.
- Removable hydraulic mast jacks with spacer and removable manual pump.
Owner's Manuals are provided in with directions for use and maintenance, drawings and diagrams for main systems and handbooks for machinery and components.
Anchoring and Mooring
- One CQR 180 lbs anchor on hydraulically powered swinging titanium anchor arm
- Fortress FX-85 stern anchor
- Removable composite bow protection
- 100 m 12 mm high-tensile anchor chain
- 100 m 25 mm plaited nylon anchor line
- Four mooring lines 15 m each, diameter 22 mm
- Four mooring lines 30 m each, diameter 22 mm
- Eight Avon air fenders with lines
- Anchor day shape and light with cable and plug
- Two floating boat hooks
Sailing Gear
- One removable MPS block Harken C5813 ø150 mm on C7403 base
- Four screw in deck eyes for outboard sheeting
- Four 10" double grip and four 10" single grip winch handles
Safety Equipment
Man Overboard Module mounted on stern pushpit
Two eight-man AVON Modula 8 Supervacuum packed life rafts.
Portable fire extinguishers Gloria P2G for each cabin and a fire blanket in galley.
EPIRB with GPS
Search and Rescue Transponder
6x McMurdo personal locator beacons with homing antenna
Sails by North Sails
3DL Marathon Mainsail, Staysail & Furling Genoa
Gennaker with sock
Code Zero
Storm Jib
Storm Tri-sail
Spares and Tools
Basic spare part kits provided for Engine, Generator and other systems
Basic engine and generator tool kits are provided.
Four handles for opening deck hatches and four suction lifters for floorboards.
Sounding rods for fuel and water tanks are provided
2x bosun's chairs
Flag pole
Bauer Dive bottle compressor in port side lazarette
3.25 metre Williams Jet-drive tender which stows in lazarette


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Giuseppe Cipriani never could have imagined the success that opening Harry's Bar on a small street in Venice in 1931 would achieve. Seventy years later, it was named a national historic landmark by the Italian government, and now Cipriani's great-grandsons Maggio and Ignazio Cipriani have opened the family's 20th outpost—Cipriani Downtown Miami—in Brickell.
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Sources from PTU revealed that admissions will be conducted based on the merit of performance in AIEEE. The admissions will be conducted to four universities of the state and colleges affiliated to them .The Universities include Guru Nanak Dev University, Panjabi University, Punjab Agriculture University and Punjab Technical University.
The University decided to reduce the number of round for counseling as most colleges begin their programmes in September. However, conducting three rounds of counseling would consume time till end of August.
Sources further revealed that the new move would also give colleges the chance to fill vacant seats after counseling is completed, based on the merit of students who apply to them directly.
They added that the last date to pay fees for those securing admission in the first round of counseling is June 27, 2012. Those students who secure admission through second round will have to pay their fee between July 1 and 13, 2012. Students who fail to submit fees in the first round will compulsorily have to submit fees in the second round of counseling.
About 85% of the seats are reserved for candidates from Punjab while the rest are meant for candidates from outside the state.
Source: Times of India
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International Institutions: New Roles for the Global Age
The United Nations, NATO, World Bank, and International Criminal Court are struggling to respond to today's many transnational challenges. How should the world organize to respond to the most pressing humanitarian and development problems? What kinds of international structures are needed to manage the complex political and economic forces of the global age? Pulitzer Prize-winning author Samantha Power argues for reforming and renewing the United Nations and other international institutions at this crucial international juncture.
Samantha Power is the Anna Lindh Professor of Practice of Global Leadership and Public Policy, at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
The event is presented as part of "The Road to 2008: American Leadership in an Uncertain World." This 2007-2008 Chicago and the World Forum continues with a seven-part series on major international issues the next administration will face, including the role of international institutions, the Middle East, U.S. - Europe relations, globalization, and the rise of Asia.
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For some people I supposes, but I've seen a few get kicked out and got better paying jobs then what the military was paying them.
I've heard. I was speaking with a chick and she told me she know a few guys that got kicked out and got a civilian job IN THE ARMY. I'm like wow. I mean my shit is going to be because of lack of kissing ass even though I know my job very well.... but with a little over 2 years left I guess I can hang. It was something to think about


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Elegant and functional, this grand fireplace room extends the style and manner of the interior environment – outside into the landscape. This rich, contemporary space is filled with a wonderful balance of utility and sophistication. The tasteful modern cook center, dining nook and masterful fireplace wall, work in harmony to create a stylish, relaxing atmosphere. This gazebo sheltered outdoor living room provides optimum view of the magnificent fire pit with seat walls and pizza oven located on the hardscaped lower patio. You'll agree this landscape design is perfect for family enjoyment year round and for creating memories of a lifetime.
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Joe Johnson scored 21 points, Mike Bibby and Josh Smith each added 15, and the Atlanta Hawks easily erased a terrible start to beat the Miami Heat with ease Friday night, 87-73.
Maurice Evans scored 12 points and Al Horford finished with 10 rebounds for the Hawks, who scored the final 14 points of the third quarter, blowing open the game on the way to snapping a three-game losing streak.
Dwyane Wade had 21 points and eight rebounds for Miami, which lost for the first time in five games. The Heat missed nine straight shots during one second-half lull, plus were outscored 23-4 in fast-break points and were a mere 4-for-10 from the foul line, compared with Atlanta's 24-for-32.
Mario Chalmers scored 14 points and Daequan Cook added 13 for Miami, which finished with its second-lowest scoring total of the season.
Miami was without rookie forward Michael Beasley, who sat out with the flu. It was the first game missed this season by Beasley, who is Miami's second-leading scorer behind Wade.
And yes, it's still relatively early, but both sides gave the game a certain significance.
The win – just Atlanta's third in Miami since Nov. 1, 1996, a span of 24 games – left the Hawks alone in second in the Southeast Division and fourth in the Eastern Conference, the spots the Heat would have occupied by winning.
"Big game tonight," Cook said to no one in particular as he walked through the locker room before tipoff.
Early on, the Heat looked ready, too.
Miami scored the game's first 11 points – the team's best run, by far, to open a game this season – and after 7 minutes, the Heat were shooting a sizzling 8-for-12, running out to an 18-5 lead.
It didn't last.
Over the rest of the half, they were 9-for-32. That 13-point cushion was long gone by intermission, and once the Hawks started rolling, Miami couldn't offer any resistance.
Atlanta had 10 fast-break points in the third quarter alone – compared with zero by Miami – and outscored the Heat 14-0 over the final 3:59 of the period.
Johnson had 11 points in that quarter, only four fewer than the entire Heat roster, and the Hawks pushed the margin to 75-55 when Zaza Pachulia's baseline jumper dropped with 55 seconds left in the third.
Pachulia ended the quarter by trying a desperation, one-handed, 80-footer: It didn't miss by much.
Notes:@ The Heat are hopeful Beasley will play Sunday at Memphis. ... Bibby shot a layup over the top of the backboard late in the first half, trying to drop a very-high archer over the outstretched arms of Wade and Udonis Haslem. ... Miami was 8-0 when leading after the first quarter. The Heat were up 25-20 after the first 12 minutes Friday. ... Heat vice president of player personnel Chet Kammerer will have the court at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, Calif. named for him Saturday. Kammerer coached there from 1975 through 1992.


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Who says this Senate isn't one wild and crazy place?
Having slain the credit card companies and protected widows from foreclosure, Sen. Chris Dodd is out on the floor these days shielding teenagers from the clutches of Big Tobacco. And this from a Connecticut Democrat who was being demonized just weeks ago for allegedly helping Wall Street fat cats collect rich bonuses — at the taxpayers' expense.
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Down one floor in the Capitol, Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) is defying the White House with his own bipartisan outreach program: adding a half-billion-dollar public works project to a war-funding bill at the request of the panel's ranking Republican, Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran.
No matter that President Barack Obama specifically asked Democrats to keep the bill clean or that his fellow Hawaiian has been a loyal trouper on everything else the president wants. Appropriations is Inouye's committee now; this is his decision, and the Mississippi Republican his partner.
"I think those who discussed this matter with me must have concluded I was serious," Inouye told POLITICO. And then he smiled.
It was Obama himself, during his short Senate stint, who famously likened the intrigue of the place to the Peloponnesian Wars of Ancient Greece. If so, Dodd and Inouye — two allies who have served a combined 75 years in the chamber — would qualify as three stars in the Athenian or Spartan officer corps.
Each is decidedly old school and vulnerable to the changes in Washington. Each is also a reminder of how the Senate is a place ultimately shaped by human beings with all the frailties, quirkiness and resourcefulness that that implies. And each is a legislator heavily invested in exactly those human loyalties — which can be good and bad for Obama's message of change.
Dodd, 65 and seeking a sixth term, has paid a heavy price back home in Connecticut for his insider image and years on the Senate Banking Committee. As chairman, he played a lead role last February in trying to cap executive compensation for firms assisted by the Treasury. But amid the final bargaining, Dodd made concessions that came back to bite him, however unfairly, when the bailed-out insurance giant American International Group paid out millions of dollars in bonuses.
Since then, Dodd has begun to climb back by aggressively identifying himself with a host of pro-consumer issues. Many, such as the recently enacted credit card reform bill, were on his agenda from Election Night last year — well before the AIG fracas. But without doubt, he has also beat the drum louder and found a new path to redemption through the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, where his sidekick, Sen. Ted Kennedy, has trusted him to take the reins while the chairman battles cancer from his home in Massachusetts.
Thus, it is Dodd who is now thrown into the favorable light by handling legislation on the Senate floor this week that would authorize the Food and Drug Administration to regulate tobacco products and severely restrict cigarette advertising targeted at teenagers. As Kennedy's stand-in, he shuttled back and forth to the White House on Tuesday. He spent Wednesday closeted off the Senate floor reviewing health care legislation crafted by Kennedy's staff and then as Banking chairman was slated to go to dinner at the Treasury on Wednesday night to discuss financial regulation.


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Chautauqua Legislature panel OKs reimbursing Dunkirk, Jamestown
MAYVILLE – An agreement to continue to reimburse the cites of Jamestown and Dunkirk for their unpaid property tax bills and try to collect or foreclose on the properties was approved by members of the County Legislature Administrative Services Committee on Monday in Mayville.
The committee members will sponsor the resolution on tax collection for the county's two cities at the next meeting of the Legislature.
Steve Abdella, former county attorney and currently the interim county executive, was in support of the resolution. He said the approval of the three-year agreement is an extension of the past services between the county and city governments.
Abdella said the county would be willing to consider printing the tax bills for both cities but at this time they do not. He said it prints the bills for residents of the Dunkirk School District.
He said that perhaps in the future both cities would consider having the printing and mailing done by the county staff.
The agreement can be terminated with a six-month notice from either party. The county provides the tax collection services for other municipalities and school districts throughout the county and has added the two cities in the past few years.
Committee members also reviewed a policy on the purchase of secondhand equipment. Abdella said the instances are rare when used items are purchased.
The new policy has guidelines for prices and types of equipment that can be purchased without competitive bid.
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Brussels to fine offensive language
(AFP) The people of the Belgian capital will have to mind their manners carefully from now on, with the city authorities ready to levy fines of up to 250 euros for insults traded on the streets.
"Any form of insult is from now on punishable, whether it be racist, homophobic or otherwise," a spokesman quoted Socialist mayor Freddy Thielemans as saying on Tuesday.
Brussels, home to the EU and many top international institutions, is known for its family-friendly and cultivated lifestyle but the mayor wants to crack down on the everyday unpleasantness found in any big city.
To do so, officials came to an agreement with judicial authorities to impose fines of between 75 and 250 euros for insults, petty theft and rough jostling where no physical harm is caused.
The spokesman for the mayor said the courts up to now had been too busy to take up such cases and as a result many police "had little incentive to take any action over such incidents."
The issue was highlighted in a recent film, a clip of which is posted above this article, by Belgian director Sofie Peeters who recorded in secret the everyday insults and exchanges she ran into on the streets of the city.


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Awesome shot there LJ :)
Oh. Okay. Maybe I should look it up online first, before I poison myself. Haha!
Great photo!
I figured you made it, chickie. Crab apple jelly is good.
I have never used the tiny ones lj. The ones I used were smaller that a golfball and bigger than a grape.
I never heard of crabapple jelly. I should get out there and get them in before the tree is further ravished by the robins.
I've made crabapple jelly. It's yummy!
Good looking crabapples. Thank you for the picture.
Or chickie to turn them into jelly.
Nice photo laurajane!
Nice set, lj. Enjoy the smaller puzzles.
There were 6 robins in the tree the other day, knocking them off, then flying down to the ground and eating them.
Hungry birds. Disappearing fruit.
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After goodness knows how many visits to various Thai restaurants around the Valley, it was time for me to get Dad to branch out a bit. Considering that my father was stationed at various bases around Asia during the Korean War, I was a bit surprised at his trepidation at trying other forms of Asian cuisine besides Chinese.
I got Dad to try sushi (a monumental feat that shows I do have the skills to be the next ambassador to somewhere) and, of course, he is now in love with Thai, so I was a bit surprised when he gave me the "Dad look of disapproval" when I mentioned Vietnamese food. "I am not sure about that," he said. After assuring him that we would not be having some bizarre dish, I allayed some of his fears when I informed him that Vietnam had once been a French colony.
I wasn't really sure where to take him until I remembered a little divy place on 19th Avenue called Da Vang, which had been recommended to me on several occasions. I was told the place was nothing to look at, but the food was excellent, inexpensive and the service great. So, with Dad in tow, I headed over near Camelback and 19th Avenue, cursing the light rail construction as I went.
We found the place with no problems and it was, indeed, nothing to look at, but the place was quite busy. After parking and entering, we were immediately seated by one of the staff members who would eventually end up being our server. Reviewing the menu, I could see Dad was a bit puzzled, particularly by the bahn mi. I told him to relax and I would take care of the ordering. Since I know what Dad likes and doesn't like, it was an easy choice.
Our server arrived and I placed our order. We would start with the Cha Gio Egg Rolls ($2.00) and the Goi Cuon Spring Rolls ($2.00). This would be followed by the Bun Bi Cha Gio ($4.75) for Dad and the Pho Ta Bo Vien ($4.75) for myself. I also ordered Dad a Vietnamese Lemonade ($1.75) and a Diet Coke ($0.99) for myself.
As we waited, I filled in the gaps for Dad as to how this cuisine was different and similar to Thai food. He was all eyes and ears as dishes were passing the table and he kept pointing to bowls of Pho and asking what they were.
The interior of the place was spartan at best. There wasn't much in the way of decoration, but the staff members were efficient and friendly, so we weren't put off by the lack of atmosphere.
About five minutes after we had placed our order, our Spring Rolls arrived. Sitting in the slightly elastic rice wrappers, the mixture of vegetables, shrimp and pork were inviting. Also brought to our table was a huge plate of lettuce leaves, bean sprouts, cilanto and basil leaves. I showed Dad how to lightly dip these delights in the fish sauce and enjoy. I was pleased these rolls were very cold. So often, I have had Vietnamese spring rolls that end up with rubbery wrappers and limp vegetables because they are room temperature. These were fresh and the shrimp, pork and vegetable filling was outstanding. Dad was enjoying them as well, noting that they would be perfect for a snack on a hot summer's night.
Only a few moments later, our Egg Rolls arrived. These were blazing hot from the fryer and I again showed Dad how to make these work. Wrapping one in a big lettuce leave and adding a few sprigs of cilantro, I was ready for a bite. The rolls were good. The filling was satisfying, but I thought it could have used just a bit more seasoning to bring out the flavors. The lettuce leaves were ice cold, dark green and crunchy. Dad was struggling a bit with the lettuce while using it as a sleeve for the rolls, but he made due and found the experience quite delicious. "Hey, these are just like real egg rolls," Dad beamed as I tried to muffle a laugh.
After finishing his rolls, Dad tried his Lemonade. He said it was "different" but loved every drop. The lemonade was both sweet and sour and we both liked the fact that you could adjust the tartness of the drink as our server brought an extra bottle of Club Soda to make the lemonade to our liking.
Before we knew it, our entrees had arrived. Dad's Bun Bi Cha Gio was a large bowl of rice stick noodles with a chopped egg roll, shredded pork, lettuce, mint, bean sprouts and crushed peanuts. Dad dressed his bowl with a mixture of hot sauce, soy sauce and fish sauce and mixed the concoction together fully. His eyes lit up at the first bite. "Wow!" he exclaimed. "This is really good, but it needs more peanuts." I took a bite and Dad had put a bit too much fish sauce on for my taste, but it was quite good. I liked the mix of textures and the satisfying nature of the dish. Dad was very pleased.
My Pho Ta Bo Vien was a classic Vietnamese soup. The large bowl of simmering broth perfumed my area of the table and I was busy adding bean sprouts, cilantro and basil leaves and a jalapeño pepper to the soup. I was very happy that the soup also had a hefty portion of sliced beef and meatballs added. After allowing it to stew just a bit, I was ready for a great soup. I wasn't disappointed. The broth was exceptionally rich and had a wonderful, addictive flavor made even better by the herbs that I threw in for good measure. The meat was not as tender as I would have liked, but had a good taste. The meatballs were heavenly. I offered Dad a bite and while he said he liked it, he was in love with his Cha Gio.
We polished off our meals and our waiter returned to check in on us. At this point, I suggested dessert. Dad was more than happy to try something. So, I ordered the Che Dau Den ($1.50), as well as an Iced Vietnamese Coffee ($1.75) and a Hot Vietnamese Coffee ($1.75).
Our server returned in about two minutes with our dessert and coffees. The Che Dau Den was a tall pint glass filled with crushed ice, black beans and coconut milk. I did a quick mix of the ingredients and took a taste. Fantastic. Three ingredients and an outstanding dessert. The beans were soft and somewhat mushy and the ice and milk made it all sweet, savory and cold. Dad took a bite and smiled. "This is great!" Although, he did admit he initially thought the beans were chocolate chips. "I never knew you could make beans into a dessert," he said.
We then enjoyed our coffees. Dad loved the super strong coffee stirred into a puddle of condensed milk at the bottom of his cup. After drinking it, he realized that he probably would not get much sleep from the caffeine high. My Iced Coffee was exceptional. I was very happy they didn't serve it with crushed ice as that would have diluted the drink and I wouldn't have had that "shock" of strong coffee and sweetness.
Our bill was presented and the total was a paltry $23.77. This was a remarkable value. Our server was completely on the ball and very engaging helping me and my Dad pronounce the names of the dishes in Vietnamese.
We left Da Vang and Dad was very happy. He was quite amazed at having beans for dessert, but even more amazed at how good the food was and for such a low price. I thought the place was a true gem. Sure, it sits in yet another run down, old strip mall, and the interior will never make the cover of Better Homes and Gardens, but we were there for the food.
Great food, good service, very inexpensive. That is my kind of feast.
Da Vang Restaurant
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Phoenix, AZ 85015
Dress: Casual
Hours: Sunday through Saturday - 8 AM to 8 PM
Notes: Ample parking.
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The annual St. Augustine Duplicate Bridge Club spring series stratified pairs competition begins at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and continues for eight weeks.
The best five of eight games with five different partners will count in the competition. Competition will be in three strata. Players playing with a partner in a higher strata will have those scores adjusted. Lois Pearson will be compiling the results.
The regular Friday and Sunday club games will not be held this week because of the Spring Sectional Tournament that begins Friday and continues through Sunday.
The monthly Fourth Thursday Swiss Team of Four game will be held March 24 at 12:30 p.m. Sign up at the club.
The final lesson of Bill McCallon's advanced lesson series will be Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Bill has volunteered to teach these lessons free of charge.
The board is asking all club members to bring donated snacks and deserts to the tournament Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Club member Susan Harry has achieved the American Contract Bridge League rating of sectional master.
Winners of last week's games at the Bridge Center were:
March 8: North-south (A) Alexa and Dick Streeter, (B) Sissie Crafton and Keith Johnson, and (C) Joan Rivers and Alix Dieter. East-west (A) Julie Sykes and Jim Rhoden, (B) Margaret and Earl Brown, and (C) Carol and Bill Nichols.
March 9: North-south (A and B) Shirley Crowley and Susan Harry, and (C) Mary Fitzgerald and Kay Showalter. East-west (A, B, and C) Theda Royall and Rene Belanger.
Seventeen tables were in play.
March 10: North-south (A and B) Alix and Jake Dieter, (C) Helga and Roy Jansson. East-west (A, B, and C) Rene Belanger and Gaetun Lahaie.
March 11: North-south (A) Betty Morgan and Koen Steendijk, and (B and C) Ray Clark and Lew Norris. East-west (A) Claes Lindh and Ken Hilbrich, (B) Ann and Stan Kempner, and (C) the Nichols.
March 13: North-south (A and B) Earl Brown and Conrad Kubiniec, and (C) Pamela and Maurice Wright. East-west (A) Marion Harstedt and Koen Steendijk, (B) Joan Rivers and Cecilia Karway, and (C) Bonnie Phillips and Nancy Stein.
Winners of the March 14 party bridge game were Pat Darling and Art Wildblood.
Call 824-3930 for a recorded message giving details on the six bridge games that are played every week at the St. Augustine Duplicate Bridge Club, 10 Fairbanks St.
Call Mimi Kelly 9794-0441 for assistance in getting a partner.
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"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights."
Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948
The UN assesses that a further 3 million Darfuris are now living in harsh conditions in camps, unable to return to villages that have been destroyed. The violence continues with almost daily bombings.
A small number of Darfuris have fled, coming to the UK to seek asylum and protection from the regime that has systematically targeted them simply because of their ethnicity.
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Ku Hye-sun turned cold after she discovered Ji Jin-hee's past.
On the eighteenth episode of the SBS drama "Take Care of Us, Captain" aired on March 7th, Han Da-jin (Ku Hye-sun) found out about Kim Yoon-seong's (Ji Jin-hee) past and fell into shock. Yoon-seong's piloting mistake that he made in the past led directly to the death of Da-jin's mother.
Now that Da-jin has found out everything, she didn't forgive Yoon-seong. She readjusted her schedule so that she didn't have to fly with him and ignore the worried looks he had been giving her. She thought of him as the enemy, the man who killed her parents.
As Da-jin avoided him at all times, he said, "I hope you can learn to tell the difference between personal and public matters". However, she replied, "You and I should never be together in either sphere".
As Da-jin's younger sibling was admitted to the hospital, Yoon-seong ran there but Da-jin turned him away coldly. She refused his hands and asked, "Do you have the right to do this?"
Da-jin was hurting on the inside. Although she gave him the cold shoulder, she was always crying when no one was around.
Meanwhile, Clara also determined to take revenge on Yoon-seong this day.
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Ratings for "Seung Seung Jang Goo" and "The Sun and the Moon" drop by half
2012/03/07 (Source)
Ratings for "The Sun and the Moon" fell to half of what they normally due to the 'special progr,...More
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