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A large, lavish resort, Half Moon offers a luxury all-inclusive stay on a beautiful Jamaican beach. Perfect for families looking for a stress-free holiday or couples in search of unforgettable Caribbean beauty, the resort has something for everyone.
It is home to Fern Tree Spa – the largest resort spa in Jamaica. Set across 68,000 square feet, the spa offers everything from simple massages, to steam rooms and meditation parlours; this is truly a feast if you're hungry for holistic wellness therapies.
Also on-site you'll find a Robert Trent Jones-designed golf course, no less than 13 floodlit tennis courts, an Olympic-sized alp pool (along with two other pools) and a huge selection of dining a drinking options. It's fair to say that Half Moon has all the facilities you need on site for an incredible holiday.
If you do fancy getting out, you're based just 15 minutes from the famous Montego Bay, which offers diving, tours and some of the best shopping in Jamaica.
Set on a 400-acre private estate on Jamaica's northern coast, the resort is famous for its location beside a two-mile stretch of beach.
- Around 15 minutes from the Montego Bay Airport
All rooms feature:
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Minibar
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- Seagrape Terrace – open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering al fresco dining with international cuisine
- Il Giardino – authentic Italian cuisine, open for dinner only
- Sugar Mill – open for dinner only serving an elegant menu of Jamaican fusion cuisine
- Prakash – specialising in Indian and Thai cooking, open for lunch and dinner
- Pepperpot – open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering traditional Jamaican dishes
- Beach Barbeque – a weekly barbeque takes places on Fridays (and on Mondays in the winter season)
- Caribbean Night Buffet – served at the Oleander Beach Alcove on Mondays
- There are eight bars including a swim-up bar
- Private dining can be arranged (additional charge)
- Fern Tree Spa is enormous and features steam rooms, a beauty salon, a lagoon pool, a meditation chamber, an outdoor yoga pavilion and a relaxation lounge, offering a huge range of treatments and therapies
- Three swimming pools including an Olympic-sized lap pool and Hibiscus Pool which features a pool bar
- Half Moon Golf Course (closed from 01 May - 31 Oct '17_
- Fern Tree Fitness Centre
- 13 floodlit tennis courts
- Watersports including snorkelling, kayaking, wind surfing and others (additional charge)
- Squash court
- Shopping village
- On-site medical centre
- Anancy Children's Village is open to children aged 3 to 12, with play areas, activity rooms and a wading pool (additional charge)
- The Hype Zone is open to teens aged 13 to 19 offering a range of activities including sports events, karaoke and evening entertainment (additional charge)
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- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Soft drinks, juices and beers
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- Room service (with a small delivery charge, note: room service not available in the Royal Villas)
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Profiles in Giving
Learn what motivates others to give to the School. Here are a few good stories:
Lisa and Jay Hanson MPIA '96 gave $250,000 to established the Hanson Sterner Fellowship Fund, which will benefit graduate students pursuing a MIA.
Tom Cooney MPIA '00 gives to the Excellence Fund, which is used by the dean to meet the graduate school's most urgent needs.
Mark Higgins MPIA '04 supports the Summer Internship Fund, which provides students with the opportunity to participate in intensive summer internships around the globe.
Mark Spalding MPIA '92 provides paid internships at The Ocean Foundation in addition to support for the summer internship program.
Lawrence Robinson, one of the early supporters of the School, established the Robinson Summer Opportunities Endowment.
Lisa and Jay Hanson '96: Investing in the Future
Lisa and Jay Hanson '96
Investing in the Future: Alumni Couple Makes Historic Gift
May 1, 2015, by Jade Griffin
The University of California, San Diego's School of International Relations and Pacific Studies has received the largest alumni gift in the School's history thanks to class of 1996 alumni, Lisa and Jay Hanson.
With their recent pledge of $250,000, the couple has established the Hanson Sterner Fellowship Fund, which will benefit graduate students pursuing a Master of International Affairs (formerly the Master of Pacific International Affairs) at UC San Diego. The fellowship fund, which is endowed, will remain in perpetuity.
"We thank Lisa and Jay Hanson for their visionary gift," said Chancellor Pradeep K. Khosla. "Fellowships are critical for graduate students, who play a key role in UC San Diego's research enterprise. Upon graduation, these outstanding scholars will go on to become the innovators, teachers and leaders of tomorrow."
"We are so grateful to the Hansons for this historic gift to support our outstanding students," said Peter Cowhey, dean of the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies. "This donation is truly a groundbreaking action representing our alumni's dedication to ensuring the long-term success of both our students and the school as a whole."
The Hansons, who met each other while attending IR/PS as students, credit their education at UC San Diego with giving them the tools to succeed in business both in the United States and abroad. Jay has a long history at eBay, Inc., and currently serves as vice president of European Expansion and Cross Border Trade at the Fortune 500 company. Lisa worked in the finance industry, before focusing on raising the couple's young children. Currently, the Hansons live in Berlin, where Jay leads a large part of eBay's European operations.
The couple's choice to give to the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies, and specifically to graduate fellowships, is a personal one. "Both of us benefited from financial support while we were there," said Lisa. "The School had a big impact on our lives, so we would like to help make that opportunity possible for future students."
Jay received the Nick Binkley Fellowship, established by the first chair of the School's International Advisory Board, while Lisa benefited from various scholarships to support her studies. Fellowships play a key role in helping to ensure that graduate students can focus on their studies rather than worrying about working to support themselves through school. They can also be used to attract top students—like current IR/PS student Emily Foecke—who may be offered more competitive fellowship packages from other universities. Fellowship support played a key role in Foecke's decision to attend UC San Diego.
"I would not have come to UC San Diego without my fellowship, as I was leaving a well-paid private sector job and received a 75 percent tuition scholarship to another institution," said Foecke, who received a more competitive fellowship package to attend IR/PS. Prior to attending UC San Diego, Foecke worked with development organizations in Cambodia, Kenya and Sierra Leone, as well as at two Fortune 500 companies.
"My fellowship allows me to focus on my studies and prepare for my career after graduation," she continued. "Alleviating the stress and financial management and planning that crushing student loans can bring has been critical for me to have the time and mental energy to fully invest myself in my coursework and to take leadership roles outside of the classroom."
At IR/PS, Foecke is focusing her studies on the implementation and evaluation of programs designed to address global issues ranging from poverty reduction to uality of life. Eventually, Foecke hopes to build a company that works with small to medium-sized nonprofits to help them invest their resources more responsibility and effectively to achieve the maximum possible impact around the globe.
"Financial assistance options for graduate education are paltry today, which presents a huge disincentive to graduates pursuing careers in social impact and not-for-profit ventures," said Foecke. "Yet, these are the same ventures where young people from forward-thinking, data-driven intuitions like IR/PS are desperately needed to find solutions to the world's biggest problems."
The Hansons, like many alumni, couldn't agree more. "We believe that the School will play a key role in creating the kinds of leaders that can help the world tackle the issues and opportunities we know are coming as a result of technological advancement, globalization, climate change and more," said Jay. "We look at our gift as, not only an investment in the School, but also an investment in the future."
Tom Cooney '00: From IR/PS to Iraq
Tom Cooney '00Early on a February morning in 2006, one of the holiest sites in Shi'a Islam — the al-Askari Shrine in the Iraqi city of Samarra — was bombed. As a result of the incident, violence spread throughout the whole of Iraq. With an estimated 1,000 killed and up to 168 mosques attacked in just the few days after the bombing, former CIA Middle East specialist Reuel Marc Gerecht told CNN at the time that "this is the most dangerous event that has occurred since the fall of Saddam Hussein."
As the country was awash in turmoil, UC San Diego International Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS) alumnus Tom Cooney, MPIA '00, was serving as chief of the political section for the U.S. Department of State's Regional Embassy Office in Al-Hillah, Babil province, which covered five provinces south of Baghdad. As the country fell into widespread violence, Cooney led U.S. and Iraqi staff in reporting on the unrest, organizing situation reports for the U.S. Embassy every few hours for days until the fighting calmed.
Cooney credits his graduate education at IR/PS with helping to prepare him for the challenges that come with a career in national and international security. "My IR/PS education helped shape me to be successful in the state department, allowing me to cover a wide range of political-military issues," he said.
Working in Iraq from 2004 – 2006, Cooney served as a U.S. Department of State leader, first as the lead officer for the State Embedded Team (embedded with the military) and the foreign policy advisor to the senior coalition military commander in the province of Karbala. In 2005, he assumed his role as a political section chief in Al-Hillah. He also cochaired the provincial support team in Karbala, an interagency U.S. body composed of civilian and military organizations that coordinated with the Governor and other Iraqi officials on construction projects.
Today, Cooney is based in Washington's Department of State offices, where he is a foreign affairs officer in the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, serving as lead officer for strategic planning and policy for a range of civil-military issues: from cyber security to Western Hemisphere defense planning.
"Throughout my career, I have been able to apply what I learned in San Diego," Cooney said. "Academically, IR/PS was very rewarding. The classes were practical and stimulating, including the toughest ones like Professor [Richard] Feinberg's foreign policy making course."
Cooney also counts the school's strong alumni network as a key to his success. "I have remained good friends with many of those I met at UC San Diego," Cooney said. "The alumni network has proved to be very useful. It is a network you can rely on when you are looking for a job, or simply wanting to make connections or learn about an industry. It was very useful to me, and I know it has been useful to many of my classmates."
In an effort to keep programs and initiatives at IR/PS growing and thriving, Cooney makes regular gifts to the IR/PS Excellence Fund, which is used by the dean to meet the graduate school's most urgent needs.
"I got a lot out of my degree, and it was an excellent bargain," he said. "UC San Diego is a public university, and taxpayer dollars helped support my education, so I am trying to pay back some of that."
With an appreciation for the quality of education offered at University of California campuses, Cooney recently returned to school to earn his executive MBA from UCLA's Anderson School of Management. Despite the fact that he is juggling school with his work in Washington, Cooney still consistently dedicates his time and resources to supporting IR/PS.
"We got a top-notch degree," he said. "And I know any donations make a difference. I believe it is a smart investment to keep IR/PS strong."
— By Jade Griffin, UC San Diego Communications
On the Front Lines of Clean Energy
Mark Higgins '04In the decade since graduating from UC San Diego's School of International Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS), Mark Higgins, MPIA '04, has established himself as a power broker in the clean energy sector — a leader whose work will have a significant impact on our future.
"We are on the front lines of figuring out how to make an energy supply with lower carbon emissions a reality," said Higgins. "This is one of the big issues that we are dealing with as a global society in the 21st century."
Currently, Higgins serves as Senior Director at Strategen Consulting, a California-based strategy consulting firm that helps organizations launch profitable, long-term ventures in clean energy markets. Prior to that, he worked at Pacific Gas and Electric, heading up regulatory policy work related to new sources of renewable energy, as well as management and planning to ensure that California has a reliable energy transmission grid.
Higgins credits his industry success in large part to the education he received at IR/PS.
"IR/PS is great for going into the energy sector because of its focus on how government and public policy impacts business," said Higgins. "Energy is one of the most highly regulated industries—it is at the crossroads of business and policy."
Higgins wasn't always in the energy sector, however. When he first graduated from IR/PS, he helped launch a $70 million venture capital fund focused on commercializing international technologies in the U.S. market. While much of the investments were in agricultural tech and biotech, the fund he worked with began dabbling in investments in renewable energy, which gave him a taste for the industry sector. When Higgins moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, he made the transition from venture capital and finance to development and policy work related to energy.
Valuing his relationship with his alma mater, Higgins has stayed involved with IR/PS since his graduation.
"When talking with others, I describe an education from IR/PS as an MBA on steroids," said Higgins. "Students get a lot of the components of a management degree, but in addition, they learn about international government and regulatory processes, which is helpful in many industries."
Higgins supports the IR/PS Summer Internship Fund, which provides students with the opportunity to participate in intensive summer internships around the globe. An integral part of the IR/PS experience, students gain hands-on experience conducting research, shaping public policy and engaging in public service.
To this day, he reflects fondly on his experience abroad as part of the IR/PS Summer Internship Program. He worked in the United States Foreign Commercial Service in Auckland, New Zealand, and as a systems analyst at Deloitte Consulting. He recalls participating in various real-world projects and market research, which gave him insight into how governments can help small and medium-sized businesses grow and expand internationally.
"The program gave a lot to me," said Higgins. "And I know there were benefactors who helped support me in the summer internship program and made that experience possible for me."
Today, Higgins seeks to pay it forward. "At IR/PS, every alumni donation makes a difference," said Higgins. "It is easy to see how our support tangibly helps real people. By giving to the Summer Internship Fund, I know that my gift is going to a student who will gain the same valuable experience I had when I was there."
– By Jade Griffin, UC San Diego Communications
Internships to Make a Difference
Mark Spalding '92
When he was an IR/PS student, Mark Spalding, MPIA '92, learned the value of gaining practical experience through internships. It was an experience that allowed him to contribute to an organization while also getting a taste of the real world. Now, he is able to offer that same experience to other IR/PS students.
"Summer internships are the most important exposure to practical application of the IR/PS experience," he said. "In addition to hosting paid interns at The Ocean Foundation, I support the IR/PS internship program. I believe that everyone should have these kinds of experience, but should not have to go without eating to do so."
Supporting Global Opportunities
Robinson Summer Opportunities EndowmentLawrence Robinson was one of the early supporters of IR/PS, which has become one of the top graduate schools in the nation for international relations. Among many other gifts, Robinson established the Robinson Summer Opportunities Endowment.
Lawrence Robinson was a successful lawyer, businessman and judge before moving to San Diego many years ago. He became active in the San Diego community and was one of the early supporters of UC San Diego's School of International Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS), which was founded in 1986 and is among the top graduate schools in the nation for international relations.
Among many other gifts, Robinson established the Robinson Summer Opportunities Endowment, which supports IR/PS students who complete intensive internships during their first and second years. These internships are an integral part of the IR/PS experience. They offer students the chance to put their education in action and gain hands-on experience conducting research, shaping public policy, managing resources and engaging in public service.
"At last count, over 500 students have been a part of that program," said Robinson. "And I still get letters from the students every year, telling me about how they've spent their summers and what their plans are."
Galen Berkowitz, MPIA'13, is one of many students who have benefitted from the endowment. Last summer, he completed an internship with the International Trade Administration at the U.S. Department of Commerce in Washington. As an international trade specialist intern, he helped companies increase their market access in China and worked with industry groups and government agencies to determine the best way to change Chinese policy to eliminate market barriers.
"I learned a great deal at my internship and was given many interesting assignments," said Berkowitz. "I understand much better how the government actually works."


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Every time I ride, my board shuts down after 3 miles. One the app, it says that I have 50% battery yet that I need to charge it. Anyone else have this problem?
@golfer17 You may need to charge it over night. A lot of people said the batteries need to balance out with a long charge if this happens. The Battery level (sensor) inside the board is connected to only one battery. So if that one battery is low or not fully charged inside the pack the board thinks it has low battery. This is what I have seen in the Forums and an over night charge fixes it 94% of the time :wink:
@Dude Thanks man hope this works!
@golfer17 Good luck! I was having some battery issues early on too, but after letting it charge overnight the problems went away. After a couple of times doing that, the battery life seems to have gotten a lot longer, too.
Is it cold outside? Cold can affect the OW and make the battery drain faster
@Dude I would not charge it overnight. I did this and now my board does not work. I know the user manual recommends you do this now and again. It backfired the first time I did it. The app says I overcharged the battery.
@joergknaf I didn't think you could over charge the battery?
@golfer17 do try charging overnight and contact support asap if the problem persists. I always leave my board plugged in overnight or anytime I'm not riding it. Since fm suggests doing this it specifically will not hurt your board but could help. It may not and probably won't fix the issue but support will get it working perfectly if not.
@Dude I think OM needs to come out and be very clear about how long you can leave it on the charger. I followed the user manual and left it overnight (the first time ever) to "balance" and now I am am severely bummed. I even left it in the garage last night in the cold hoping it would drain the battery. If it ever comes back to life I will NEVER charge it overnight again, regardless of the instructions. There needs to be some sort of "fuse breaker" or whatever electrical engineers call it in the charge cycle/process.
@joergknaf you need to send it in for service, I leave mine plugged in all the time for days..
@joergknaf I agree with @parrothd I think it needs service. Like every one said here you should be able to charge it over night with no issues.
I thought my battery issue was over when it woke from the dead an the OW turned on after a "Overpowered" reading. I rode it one day (one Charge) and after charging it for 30 minutes (I used a timer) it would NOT power back up. The App said it was charged 100% (not overcharged) but it was dead. I am sending the board back today using the Return Labels provided by FM. I hope they fix whatever is wrong and I have no more issues. I live in Germany so I hope they ship it Airmail and take care of the customs paperwork (they said they would, just not sure how often they have had to do this).
@Dude You guys were right. It died one ride after waking up from the dead. I charged it for 30 minutes and that was it. It did not want to power up again. I sent it back today.
@joergknaf Sory to hear that, Im sure they will get it back to you fast. :smiley:
@joergknaf I believe that if you charge it overnight the first time, this will always happen. Even though they don't say anything about it, I wouldn't recommend to charge it overnight the first time, because the battery already came partially charged. You should charge it until the light turns to green, and then charge it overnight around a week after that (After you drained the battery and recharged multiple times).
Try this with your next board,
Sorry to hear about your board!
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After two and a half weeks of riding this beast I'm getting all kinds of weird battery issues (no battery, even though fully charged, overcharged, need some juice, etc.). Didn't modify/open anything and haven't been doing too crazy stuff. Am already in contact with FM to sort out the problem. My guess is that I'll have to send it in and wait for it to be repaired :'( anyone from Europe got any experience on the procedure? How much am I likely to pay to get my OW back and how long will it take? @fabuz
The leadtime depends from case to case, but I think FM will take care of all the transportation costs.
@Polle well, that's at least one good thing to hear. hope it won't take too long though. and of course everything needs to happen when i'm on vacation and would have a ton of time. what a bummer.
@chabis, what is the temp where you are riding?
@Franky depends.. as it is supposed to be winter here (we got basically no snow :(), temperatures generally stay around -5 (23 degrees fahrenheit) and +6 degrees celcius (42.8 degrees fahrenheit). so rather cool. battery issues had something to do with the charging though.
the good news: after completely using up all the juice left in my battery (even pushing through pushback) and a full recharge, everything seems to be fine. rides consistently stay between 7 kilometers (4,3 miles) and 7.5 kilometers (4,5 miles) going up and downhill. which i do think is pretty ok :) still monitoring the charging process though. why are you asking?


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Seeing as I rarely have the time to leisurely pop in some of my favorite local shops, I am usually ordering clothes online... it's convenient, fast, and I can do it while I'm in my pajamas and no one judges me. Lately, I've been shopping for all things to layer this fall and of course I couldn't say no to this black and cream striped vest [first option featured below]. Also loving some of these other vest options...
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Okay, so ive been reading these forums and the some other sites on how to fiberglass. i went to the local lowes and bought everything. i cut out the circle 3/4 inch mdf board. i prep everything. i mixed up the harder and resin and then apply. the the problem that happened was i couldnt get the fiberglass mat to form around the edge of the circle. the resis harded in the bucket 3 minutes after mixing it up. the can's direction was 14 drops per once. that seemed kinda high to me, but in some of the threads ive read this is not high at all. what can i do to make the fiberglass form around the edges of the wood better and how can i stop the resin from harding so quickly?
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u need a mold on the bottom to attach the circle to then you need to wrap it in fleece and put resen on the fleece then apply fiberglass over the fleece
i cant believe you measured 14 drop to one once haha ive never measured!
and if it gets hard too fast thin it out with acitone
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You can take a look at my project (in my signature), I have my fiberglassing project for my sub box described (it's not finieshed yet though)
My mix take approx 10mins to harden, it gives me enough time to do a complete layer. Don't mix up too much of resin at the same timeVia Epia M10000 / 512 DDR / 10gigs 3.5 HD / M1-ATX / Innovatek 7" TS Screen
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Originally posted by Sillydipstixs18What kind of fleece?
Humidity and operating temp effects how fast the resin will dry. Here in Florida it is so humid I put just a dab of hardner into everything so it will not kick off to fast.
Saturation is the key to getting the matt to lay out. Cover the area with resin before applying the matt. The lay the matt in the already wet area. Then saturate the matt...it has to be very wet. All of your fiberglass should be so wet that it is nearly transparent and the color should be even across the work piece.


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New Year baby born 9 seconds past midnightWritten by Janela Carrera
Guam - Welcome to the world Kylie Tesalona!
Obstetrician Gynecologist Dr. Tom Shieh delivered the first baby born on Guam in 2017 and it's a girl. Her name is Kylie Ray Tesalona and she was born 7 lbs 4 oz and 19 inches tall. Her parents are Mina and Alan Tesalona.
As they have done so for over 10 years, Archway Inc. presented over $6,000 in prizes to the Tesalona family as part of their "I Love Guam New Year Baby" project.
You can read the release from Archway Inc. below:
Guam is "Where America's Day Begins". It is also where America's first baby of the year is born. The "I LOVE GUAM NEW YEAR BABY" was started and organized by Archway, Inc. in 2005 and has grown significantly each year with participation from the local business community.
"For over 10 years the business community of Guam have given unselfishly for this once a year miracle event. Because of their generosity, the blessed family will have all the basic essentials and more, as well as food and other gifts for the parents and family," commented Joyce Kraus, Archway Inc. Sales & Marketing Director.
The baby and the family will be receiving approximately over $6,000 in prizes to help the family with a smooth start to the new year.
Donations received are . . .
Ambros Inc. Huggies & Enfamil Gift Box ($200.00 Value)
AON Insurance Baby Gift Basket ($200.00 Value)
Archway Incorporated $500.00 to go toward the Baby's Savings Account
Archway Incorporated I Love Guam Gifts for the family ($150.00 Value)
Asia Pacific Financial Management Group Gift Card + Assorted Gifts ($55.00 Value)
Bank of Guam $500.00 Savings Account
Beachin' Shrimp $50.00 Gift Certificate
Burger King Baby Gift Basket ($200.00 Value)
California Pizza Kitchen $50.00 Gift Certificate
Crust Pizzeria $100.00 Gift Certificate
GoPlay $50.00 Gift Certificate
Graphic Center $100.00 Gift Certificate
Guam Super Shopper Full Page Congratulatory Ad ($985.00 Value)
Hilton Guam Resort & Spa Dinner for 2 @ Islander Terrace ($77.00 Value)
Infusion Coffee & Tea $100.00 Gift Certificate
Lonestar Steakhouse $100.00 Gift Certificate
Micronesian Brokers Inc. Baby Gift Basket with Similac ($350.00 Value)
Outrigger Guam Resort Sunday Brunch for 2 @ Palm Cafe ($88.00 value)
TakeCare 1-year Supply of Pampers ($500.00 Value)
The Post Full Page Congratulatory Ad + 6-mo Subscription ($1,770.00 Value)
The first baby born on Guam has the distinction of being America's first baby born in the New Year because of our island's geographic location. Not only is this where Americas Day Begins, but Where America's First Baby is Born.
"The program is not only about welcoming the FIRST and newest American, born in the U.S.A., but showing Guam's true spirit of helping, giving, and celebrating the joys of life," Kraus added.


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How I Style #My7115 :: A new series we want to share with you - real women in 7115. Simple as that. A casual and impromptu glimpse into style and creativity: in the words of each individual. We begin the series with the voice and name behind 7115: Szeki, herself.
Szeki is wearing: Relaxed Top / White + Gathered Trouser / Chambray
"I try not to spend too much time getting ready in the morning, 10 minutes tops! I would rather sleep longer than worry about what to wear to work. Every season, I look for pieces that enhance my existing wardrobe. I usually pick out a couple of go-to tops, bottoms and a lightweight jacket, occasionally a dress (not a dress person). My goal is to fill-in the gaps, build a well-rounded wardrobe that makes life easier."
Szeki is wearing: Silk Tank / Black ( in-store exclusive) + Gathered Trouser / Chambray
"What we wear speaks who we are, I want to look effortlessly refined and I strive to design 7115 with that in mind."
Szeki is wearing: Relaxed Top / White + Gathered Trouser / Chambray - "I love our new indigo gathered trouser, they are like comfy jeans..."
"Comfort is the most important quality for my clothing. I move around a lot and everything I own are pieces that I am able to breathe and live in! That's also the reason we feature so much cotton, linen and silk every season."
Szeki is wearing: Color Block Cropped Top / Cream + Pleated Midi Skirt / Cream - " This is me trying to be girly, I do that sometimes :) ..."
Szeki is wearing: Color Block Linen Coat / Cream + Pleated Trouser / Cream ( past season )
"This Linen coat has got to be my absolute favorite thing in this entire collection; it's so light and breezy! The construction is impeccable. I can't thank our production team enough for the energy they put into perfecting this coat. Every garment we make is meant to last, and this coat just says it all!"
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The habit is dangerous. It might even lead to being an infectious virus which could torpedo a career. The symptoms are easily identifiable. It's just simply jumping in to conclusions. No waiting for research and discovery there. Seemingly innocuous conduct could make us be the carrier of the unfounded and the unsubstantiated.
A key ingredient of a young professional's qualities is the concept of professional skepticism, which simply means doubting the veracity of data or information reaching us. Until we check the information ourselves that is.
Believing an email, a share or a link is commonplace today. The passing of the message to another, somewhat nonchalantly has become a sign of the times. Swiftness of social media has made it way too easy for the information to pass from hand to hand and cover a wide swath of an area within no time. News spreads faster. Still the less said about the quality of such content, the better.
Back in time the message which came our way would reach us through conduits which were tested and highly regulated. Be it a book in a library or a lesson by a teacher or even a program on TV or radio. Such information would come through various stages of vetting and follow through. No doubt a lumbering process which led to inevitable news delay. Yet the message would be solid and comprehensive as the information provider would do his homework before such information is released.
True, the system could decide what we should know, when, whether as well as how much. Severe editing of the truth and the propagation of falsehood were not uncommon. It would even culminate in complete news blackout or censorship. The final result was that the news which filtered through wasn't perfect.
Systems lead to information delay and often make the content badly outdated. Case in point; official CIMA study pack on business law still states that Sri Lanka Parliament has 168 members!
Yes, the way we did was no good. Yet when we enter 21st century, things are hardly better, so to speak. Now we are all news carriers and propagandists. And it's also yes, that we have no such control or regulations as the carriers of yesteryear had to cope with.
Sense of objectivity is more or less gone with the wind. The modern times seem to root for the subjective and zero analysis.
Final result, highly myopic habits when it comes to dissemination of information, though the world fully well understands that tunnel vision won't help its cause.
Examples awash. Conjecture is commonplace. Simply type Sri Lanka and Google it. Any would be foreign visitor to Sri Lanka would gladly pass the trip in favor of a less savage destination if he gets to believe the huge horde of articles, images and video content online, about us.
One person's opinion or idea becomes facts to the other if he decides to take in the data without double checking them himself. When he transfers the same to yet another person, it's no longer opinion, but a statement of authority, because it's given by you.
Vested interests, hate speech, propaganda and outright lies survive and thrive in this modern age of communication.
It's our duty to hold on to the principles of integrity where we do not pass incorrect information to another down the line. But this style wouldn't do unless we become researchers of the stuff which are sent towards our way. Thus, in a plain sense, integrity means the sense of curiosity to see about the information as well.
It's no exaggeration that misconceptions could lead to a negative impact on the data collected and the information thus formed becomes the casualty of itself.
Final outcome of misconception is the death of the open mind. And what use of the youth with no open mind?


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To see Alaska is what I wanted - a cruise is what I got!
Sail Date: August 14, 2015
Reviewed: 1 year ago
Traveled As: Family (young children)
Room Type: Balcony
The cabin staff and dining hall staff were excellent. The food was second rate at best, and the first thing on the ship we were pushed beverage packages, which ended up being a waste of money. Our tour in Juneau was cancelled, but we were not informed until a half hour before the tour, which didn't leave us any time to book anything else. Skegway was cancelled altogether. The only town we saw was Ketchikan, the rest of the time was out to sea. I had been to Glacier Bay before and thought that Tracy Arm Misty Fjord would be good, but not!. I even heard another passenger complain about it. I brought my grandson along on this trip and I know he was disappointed not to see Alaska.
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WorldAm Handicap oob Meetup!
By Kickntrue on 8/27/10
The Golf.com World Amateur Handicap Championship kicks off on Monday and Kevin and I want to meet the oobers in attendance! I know at least 2 others going plus a winner- though my gut tells me there have be a couple more of you.
A Little River, SC, local- and fellow oober has invited us out to his restaurant on Tuesday night for a little get together and it sounds fantastic. I'm still working out the details with him- but he said he'd provide some kind of discount for us to enjoy his food and drinks. I also think we should have a mini golf tournament somewhere around Myrtle Beach to at least settle who the best oob putter is in the group.
If you're going to be at the World Am Handicap Championship next week please shoot me an email or Private Message so I can get you my contact info. We'd really love to meet some of you guys there!
I've been really bummed the last few years as things got in the way at the last second of Kevin and I attended, but the excitement I have now is ridiculous! This is so lame (but telling), I've been sitting in my office all day, drawing lines and initialing all of the balls I'm taking next week! I'm going to clean my entire set tonight, including a polish. At least if my game doesn't look sexy, my clubs will!
Nathan will be taken care of the day to day stuff around here while we're gone and Kevin and I will be posting daily wrap-up/updates from Myrtle Beach each night! If you're not jealous now- you will be by the end of next week!
Again, please let me know if you're coming!
Golf.com World Am Handicap Championship
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Banker85 says:
cant wait to see your guys' scores! GOOD LUCK! and thats not lame i would be doing the same thing! i would also be laying out my outfits for the tourney day by day! nohomo
birdieXris says:
Hells yea. you know i'll be there!
wolverine2u says:
Maybe in the near future i can make it, i would certainly love to. It sounds like a great deal of fun and great golf. I wish you guys all the best of fun and golf during the World Am. Have a great time.
mjaber says:
No offense to the World Am, but I think everyone should be jealous of me. I'm due to become a dad for the first time in the next few days!!!!
Kickntrue says:
@mjaber- CONGRATS! i'm jealous of the joy you'll get to experience in the moment. not so much the next 3 months (between the joy). make sure someone gets a picture of you changing the first diaper (and make sure it's you). even if you've changed diapers before... the first post-birth dirty diaper is a treat. enjoy that!
Banker85 says:
mjaber: congrats!
rmumph1 says:
Congrats mjaber!!!! no golf for u! I can't wait till I have a little one. I am jealous.
mjaber says:
Thanks everybody. The only drawback is that for the next few years... no World Am for me. Maybe in 5-10 years, I'll be able to talk my wife into making it a vacation/birthday trip
cmuidiot says:
Congrats mjaber! Nothing can top the birth of a little one.
Matt F says:
Congratulations mjaber!!
jakeisbill says:
I can't wait to host the meet-up and see all of you guys in person.
SteveMM says:
My family and I are in the area by total coincidence right now! My wife's uncle and I are playing the Pearl West on Thursday AM. Have any of you played Brunswick Plantation? Might play there on Monday.
Maybe I'll see some of you on the course!
SteveMM says:
PS - Be sure to eat at Crabby Oddwaters in Sunset Beach! Good food and a client of mine :)
mcooper1961 says:
Just a little tip for you guys who haven't played in this tournament before, it is brutally hot and humid-make sure you carry you a small cooler with plenty of ice and water. I usually take a hand towel and dip it in the water and put it on the back of my neck, it will help revive you a little bit. Hit em good guys.
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Bengaluru, July 16: This is yet another embarrassment for Sonia Gandhi led Congress which is trying to gain ground after massive rout in recent elections.
At a time when both party president Sonia Gandhi and vice-president Rahul Gandhi are leaving no stone unturned to push Modi government to margin by raising number of emotive issues, this will prove to be a big setback for them.
Read more: Congress to hold agitation on July 22 against Modi, Akhilesh govts
Reportedly, CBI has arrested party MLA Anil Lad for allegedly exporting iron ore illegally from Belikere port. The agency has been investigating the case on a Supreme Court order which had appointed the Central Empowered Committee (CEC) into the issue.
On asking about the arrest of the MLA, representing Ballari city, a CBI spokesperson said, "Yes, Anil Lad has been arrested by our officials after he was summoned for interrogation at our headquarters in Bengaluru. He is being accused of exporting iron ore illegally from Belikere port".
CBI officials had been inspecting the mining area and stockyard of a company in Ballari district of which Lad is a partner, in connection with the alleged scam.
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The illegal export of iron ore from Belikeri port in Karnataka's Uttara Kannada district was exposed by former Lokayukta N Santosh Hegde, who in his report had said that 7.74 million tonnes of iron ore were illegally exported between 2006-2007 and 2010-11, causing huge loss to the exchequer.
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CBI had earlier arrested BJP MLA Anand Singh in October 2013 for his alleged role in the case and he was recently released on bail.
However, he was again arrested in April this year this time by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Karnataka Lokayukta, in connection with the mining case. He was accused of illegaly supplying iron ore through his company to another firm.
CBI had earlier arrested Anand Singh (BJP), B Nagendra and Satish Sail, both independents, in connection with the scam.
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Gary Oldman (Batman: The Dark Knight), Odette Yustman (Cloverfield) and Cam Gigandet ("The O.C.") are all in negotiations to star in the possession story, which tells of a 19-year-old girl who is being haunted by a dybbuk, the spirit of a person barred from heaven. Yustman would fill the shoes of said girl, while Gigandet would play her boyfriend and Oldman a spiritual specialist who helps the girl understand what's happening to her.
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The Canadian Sport Centre Atlantic (CSCA) and Sport Nova Scotia announced today that Natasha Johnson has been selected to fill the role of Interim Coaching Lead. Natasha replaces Mark Smith who, after 16 years in key leadership roles with Sport NS and CSCA, was recruited by Softball Canada. READ MORE
HALIFAX, NS (March 23, 2017) – February's Cleve's Source for Sports Female Individual Athlete of the Month honours have been awarded to Brooklyn Rutherford of Brookfield. Competing in the kumite Individual Female U21 +68kg and the kumite Individual Female Senior +68kg divisions, the 18 year-old won two bronze medals at the Canadian National Karate Championships in Quebec. READ MORE.


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Perfect pickling is within the grasp of every home preserver using these easy instructions on how to make pickles. You can vary the spices and vegetables or fruit to give your own homemade pickles a unique twist. Just pick a pickle recipe to get started!
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Mumford & Sons are an English folk rock band. The band consists of Marcus Mumford (vocals, guitar, drums, mandolin), Ben Lovett (vocals, keyboards, accordion, drums), "Country" Winston Marshall (vocals, banjo, dobro), and Ted Dwane (vocals, string bass, drums, guitar). The band formed in October 2007, rising out of what some in the media labelled the "West London folk scene" with other artists such as Laura Marling, Johnny Flynn and Noah and the Whale.
The band gained popularity throughout 2010, performing for larger audiences and making their first network television appearances in the U.S. On 1 December 2010, the band received two Grammy Award nominations, one for Best New Artist and the other for Best Rock Song ("Little Lion Man"). They won the ARIA Music Award for Most Popular International Artist in 2010, and the Brit Award in 2011 for Best British Album.
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interim CEO says he is working with debt holders and investors "with the goal of recapitalizing the company so that we can move forward in a positive direction..."
In a letter to shareholders, Evolucia Inc.'s interim chief executive says he would like to avoid bankruptcy protection for the struggling company and remains optimistic about its products.
Evolucia -- a light-emitting diode light maker that last year appeared poised to evolve into a major manufacturer and employer in the region -- sent its workforce home in early April as CEO Mel Interiano resigned unexpectedly.
The Sarasota County company last year incurred a net loss of $11.6 million, on the heels of a $6.6 million loss a year earlier. Sales for 2013 totaled $2 million, down $730,000 from a year earlier.
Interim CEO Thomas Seifert -- who told shareholders he has a background in "corporate governance, business efficiencies and finance with an emphasis on forensic accounting and analytics" -- was hired to develop a "path forward" for Evolucia, he said in his letter this week.
Seifert said that Evolucia has $2.9 million in vendor and accrued debt and that he "will be working with each vendor who is owed money to discuss settlements of this debt."
"I am working with investors with the goal of recapitalizing the company so that we can move forward in a positive direction and to restore the name of Evolucia," he said.
"My experience is that bankruptcy is neither in the best interest of Evolucia nor its creditors, so it is my hope that we can develop a plan that services this debt on a schedule that allows for ongoing corporate development, recovery and scaled growth," Seifert said.
The company has hired the large London-based law firm DLA Piper to represent Evolucia on its intellectual property licensing and patent infringement litigation.
"Our engineering team has already begun to work with the IP team at DLA Piper to determine the value of the company's patents and proprietary products," Seifert told investors. "Our goal is to monetize these assets both in the short and long term."
Evolucia also is working with Manatee County's Robrady Design to "redesign and re-engineer" Evolucia's product platform and to begin to develop its next generation.
Seifert said Leader Electronics, a Taiwan-based company that formed a partnership with the Evolucia last year, would attempt to help the local company to grow sales.
"Although I hope everyone will recognize this shareholder update as optimistic, I would also caution everyone that we have serious issues to manage," Seifert said. "While I would categorize the vast majority of Evolucia's note-holder debt as 'friendly debt,' there are other liabilities that we will need to address.
"I am optimistic about the future of Evolucia, but I am keenly aware that we must move forward with a diligent focus on efficiency and performance with little margin for error," he said.
Seifert said he hopes to hold a shareholders meeting during the fourth quarter.


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The social media network Twitter reportedly plans to add a new "edit tweet" function to its website in the near future.
This would enable users to change tweets after they are published, according to information given to the website The Desk by three Twitter employees close to the project.
The sources said the function has been a top priority for Twitter for months, and is part of the website's attempt to expand its partnerships with media organisations and producers of original content.
But in the fast paced world of social media, users will only be able to change their tweets for a limited amount of time that Twitter is yet to decide upon.
The "slight changes" it would allow users to make once on a tweet is published include: removing a word, correcting a typo or adding one or two additional words.
These alterations would then appear on the feed of anyone who had used the "re-tweet" button to relay the message.
Twitter will add the feature in the hope that it will stop tweets that include false information going viral, but without changing the original message. This is to ensure popular tweets are not changed to feature advertisements.
According to The Desk, Twitter's engineers are still writing the algorithm, but it will be complete in "weeks, or months at the most".
Once finished, a select few users - who are likely to be verified news organisations, celebrities and public officials - will be chosen to test the "edit" button.
However, creators admit that the feature would be lost on users who "manually retweet" by typing out a message preceded by "RT @" rather than clicking "retweet". It would also not display whether the tweet had been edited, but sources said that this may be added in the future.
Users that could have benefited from the "edit" feature include National Public Radio who falsely reported the death of former US Representative Gabriel Giffords in 2011.Reuse content