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Rated 4 out of 5 by Yukiliciouss A Hidden Treasure
I was very amazed with the coral nursery and rainforest surrounding of the hotel and the room's condition was just clean and comfortable. Spa is a must try too!
The only thing I was worried about is the monkey issue! :)
November 27, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by LeoCitadel007 Food Needs Drastic Improvement
Hygiene and pricing requires a drastic revamp if Andaman wants to stay at the top of the competitive scene.
November 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Coralfish Quiet, peaceful, luxury
The hotel is situated in Datai area, a very exclusive part of Langkawi. there are not many travellers and the place offers peace and exclusiveness for a getaway from the hustle bustle of the city. Hotel is a bit aged, but still has its charm. Staffs are very attentive and professional. and that makes a BIG difference and good impression on the guests. I would recommend this hotel to couples, families with young children who aim to getaway and just relax by the beach.
November 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by VS124 Wonderful Location, Excellent Staff
The Andaman is located at the best beach that I have ever seen. The beautiful sand, corals, clean waters and the rainforest all make for a breathtaking view. I stayed for 4 days and never got tired of taking a walk on the beach. The hotel is built up in a way to cause minimal disruption to the natural set-up.
The sea food in restaurants is great, however, vegetarians will find themselves longing for a lot more considering the price of the rooms and the location (there are no alternative options to eat). The breakfast buffet was great but they do not serve anything made of pork so I found myself longing for a good serving of bacon that I love while on a vacation.
As special mention for Jala restaurant - everything from starters to deserts is just amazing.
The top reason to visit the hotel is the location & service. The property itself seems a bit old as I could see wear-and-tear and not-so-5-starry bit and pieces around in the bathrooms like mis-aligned lightings, choppy paintwork and sealed-off seepage. The very minor kinks are no reason not to visit the beautiful Datai bay and the Andaman!
November 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by BecAustralia2013 Langkawi
Would recommend for relaxation travel.
November 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Longhorn97 Fantastic getaway!
This was our first time visiting Malaysia, what a great choice! We had a wonderful time, the facilities were excellent, the staff was extremely helpful and friendly, the food was great, the beach is amazing, what else could we ask for! We'll definetely be returning soon.
November 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DMcKenn Thank you!
I have to give credit where credit is due...
The Andaman is a fantastic hotel, with staff that go the extra mile that made my stay enjoyable and thoroughly relaxing. Anne, your team are a credit too you.
Location is perfect for some relaxation either poolside or by the beach, listening to the waves on the beach. The hotel is built into the surrounding rainforest which gives it a unique character. The spa.... heaven!
Only negative is it's distance from Kuah. However, this is offset easily by the quality of the hotel. Next time I am in Langakwi, I will be returning here.
PS.... I loved the Mimosas at breakfast!
October 20, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by AsiaTravelExpertforUs Poor Quality and Bad Experience
We were very disappointed in both the quality and service of the hotel including the room, facilities, food and pool are. We would not stay there ever again....
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(21)Hmmm, a guilty pleasure.....
By Cls14 (34 reviews) , 29 Aug 2013This film is clearly made for teenage girls for the story, and teenage boys for the girls in it. Just so happens I am no longer a teen! Ok, so it will never win any awards, except MTV or Kid's Choice awards, and I've seen Gomez and definitely Meester act better and I've seen better/more exciting/more challenging/smarter films. Heck I've even better films with more gorgeous actresses in it, although not many. What this is though is just a nice, light hearted, fun film that I'd quite happily show to the kids from my church youth group because it is pretty family friendly. It's a bit of a fairytale gone haywire that goes right at the end. It's not amazing but what it does it does very well.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By b-movie (165 reviews) from Cardigan , 16 Aug 2013it was ok but i did find it a little slow in places and i expected it to be more exciting and more funny so i was slightly disappointed with it but overall the story wasn't bad and i did watch it all the way through but i might not recommend the film to many people- Was this review helpful to you?
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Mon-dieu-te Carlo!
By Barnseytheclaret (191 reviews) from Sheffield , 13 Feb 2013This was not at all what we were expecting! Thought it was going to be a chick flick, bu it turned out to be really just for teenagers. It's harmless enough, but the storyline is so cliched it's laughable. Not one for us!- Was this review helpful to you?
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suprisingly good!!
By dotty-lottie (22 reviews) , 13 Jan 2013Great film, I was expecting it to be a really teenagery film, but it was very good, even my mum liked it!! Was a great story line and funny. Its good, I recommend it!!- Was this review helpful to you?
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[The Telegraph]British writers back Palestinian villagers against Israeli army
Ian McEwan, John le Carré and Julian Barnes are among British authors backing impoverished Palestinian villagers against Israeli army attempts to evict them to make way for a shooting range.
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[Haaretz]Masked men attack Palestinian shepherd near West Bank outpost
The Ramat Migron outpost is identified with young, extreme right-wing settlers known as the hilltop youth. In recent years, several Palestinians have been attacked and property destructed in the area.
read more ›01.08.2013
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State responds to two High Court petitions to stop planned evacuation of eight villages in south Hebron hills.
read more ›31.07.2013
[Haaretz]IDF legal adviser: Detention of 5-year-old Palestinian boy was legitimate
Detention of child in Hebron meant to 'thwart a security threat,' IDF's legal adviser says, but adds that soldiers erred in detaining boy's father; B'Tselem: Soldiers committed 'grave errors.'
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[Haaretz]High Court orders state: Reopen probe of U.S. citizen wounded in West Bank protest
Court responding to petition charging that nobody questioned the Border Police soldier who fired the tear-gas canister that cracked Tristan Anderson's skull in 2009.
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When you're a child musician from Gaza, not a rock star like recent Arab Idol winner Mohammed Assaf, the Israeli army labels you a security risk, and getting to Ramallah is a far more arduous journey.
read more ›05.07.2013
[Haaretz]A day in Jinba, the tiny Palestinian village about to become a huge IDF training zone
Everything seems to be forbidden here; only the water tower of Avigail, the vineyards of Sussia, the cowsheds of the Maon Farm and the home of Mitzpe Yair are apparently permitted.
read more ›26.06.2013
[the guardian]Israeli authors campaign against eviction of West Bank villagers
David Grossman, Amos Oz and AB Yehoshua are among 24 writers calling for reprieve for villages in South Hebron hills
read more ›25.06.2013
[The Daily Beast]Why Firing Zone 918 is Relevant Today
The gathering was organized by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel and Breaking the Silence, among others. And it was an answer to the rallying cry of a group of Israeli authors who had signed a letter penned by one of their number—David Grossman—who called to all "those who are still able...
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[The Jewish Daily FORWARD]Breaking the Silence in the forward
"by speaking out about the nature of the occupation and what it does to generations of young people serving in the IDF, these women are doing something far more provocative. For their honestly, they merit the gratitude of all of us who care about Israel."
read more ›16.06.2013
[The Independent]Breaking the Silence in The independent
Gil Hillel, and activist in Breaking the Silence, writes about the routine of occupation.
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[972mag]The soldiers' stories that Israel lacks the courage to hear
Testimonies from former Israeli soldiers have failed to touch the Israeli public or change the state's policies. The IDF gives an 'explanation' for why it ignores these and all other occupation stories told by the men and women of Breaking the Silence.
read more ›10.06.2013
[972mag]Former female Israeli soldiers break their silence
This campaign is of special significance to me because it gives voice to the women who comprise Israel's army and its mechanism for continued occupation and oppression, happening within a society (local and global) in which, as women, they already exist in a gender power dynamic of systematic discrimination...
read more ›01.06.2013
[972mag]IDF soldiers to West Bank children: 'We are the army, be careful if we see you'
The message reads: "We are the army. Be careful if we see you, we're going to catch you or come to your house."
read more ›28.04.2013
[972mag]Israel gives up white phosphorus, because 'it doesn't photograph well'
A certain air of nostalgia dominated Maariv's headline last Thursday: "Due to criticism in the world, IDF parts ways with white phosphorus"
read more ›27.04.2013
[972mag]WATCH: IDF soldier screams at Israeli activists: 'You are worse than the Arabs'
Israeli Ta'ayush activists who were accompanying Palestinian shepherds in the southern West Bank village Umm al Amad on Saturday were confronted by a soldier who lost his cool, to say the least.
read more ›19.04.2013
[This American Life]Breaking the Silence in This American Life
This week, Israeli soldiers take snapshots of Palestinian boys, one house at a time, in the middle of the night. This and other stories where getting the picture gives you the upper hand.
read more ›10.04.2013
[972mag]In Hebron, no arrests (of Jews) on Saturdays
A Palestinian is attacked by a famous settler. Police detain the Palestinian, but not the settler – because it's already Shabbat.
read more ›09.04.2013
[Haaretz]Israeli border policeman convicted of robbing Palestinian store in West Bank
Saeed Malashe is accused of swiping chewing gum, cola and cigarettes from a convenience store, holding up his weapon and intimidating the checkout clerk so he could leave without paying.
read more ›02.04.2013
[972mag]Settlers arrested in connection with near-fatal shooting of Palestinian man in Qusra
Police make rare arrests in connection to settler violence against Palestinians. But the circumstances surrounding the shooting were unique, and likely played no small role in pushing police to investigate seriously.
read more ›23.03.2013
[972mag]A 'no-strategy' strategy: The Gatekeepers and soldier testimonies
Do not be misled by the paranoid helplessness of the six powerful men in Dror Moreh's film – the end goal of Israel's military rule is the complete demise of the dream of Palestinian independence.
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A big thank you to iForce for allowing me to run this sponsored log.
I've used a sample of Hemavol once and really enjoyed it. It's a good profile, and very good at 2 scoops/servings.
I purchased a tub of Compete as soon as NP brought it on (tangerine) and really enjoyed the few workouts I've had using it (I sweat a lot more).
So, as far as composition, there's not a lot I'm expecting (if you know me, the past 2 years have been trying to figure out what's medically wrong with me). However, I still increase strength or endurance on a daily basis in the gym. That's what I'll be measuring, anyway. My workout split is as follows:
I'll toss in some direct ab work whenever I feel like it, but they get what they need from the compound lifts.
Now here's where it gets interesting. I have 3 different workout weeks:
Max-OT (heavy weights, low reps)
High Intensity (60 second rest between sets, 120 seconds rest between lifts just to allow me to change stations/rack weights, etc.)
High Volume (sets of 25; usually 4x25 on 4 exercises or so per body part, except legs get a LOT more work)
I do Max-OT every other week, to ensure I'm stimulating growth, since that's my goal until the medical stuff is sorted out. And the HIT or HVT weeks alternate.
Tonight will be my first workout using Hemavol as my pre (Compete will be dosed at 2 scoops intra, as I've been doing for the past 5 workouts or so).
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Final Review:
Taste: 9/10
I bought the tangerine and really love it and got to try out the fruit punch on this run. It's very good, as well, but both have a hint of cardboard/popsickle stick taste to them (you can also smell it when you open the containers). If there's a way to get rid of that, this is a 10 for sure, but it also won't keep me from purchasing it.
Mixability: 8/10
This isn't too bad, but as I'd mentioned, some of it tends to clump up and sink (and then often stick) to the bottom. I mix it in a half-gallon of water, so there's no shortage of water there. Again, not something that will keep me from using this, but certainly enough to notice and be somewhat annoying.
Overall: 9/10
The two minor issues are the only things that would keep me from ranking this a 10/10. It's really a great product and I love using it intra-workout and don't want to go back to just BCAAs, again. 10g BCAAs along with my pre-workout supplement(s) and Compete intra is amazing. Really solid product here (dosed at 2 scoops).
Taste: 10/10
Really quality stuff. I still haven't tried the watermelon, but I really don't care for watermelon. The lemon is a very good flavor and I don't see any way to improve it. Top Notch.
Mixability: 10/10
No issues with mixabilitiy on this one. I opt for a minimal amount of water with pre-workouts, generally, and this one wasn't grainy/gritty and leaving a ton of foam at the end.
Overall: 10/10
As mentioned above, there's nothing to complain about. I think this is an amazing, top-tier pre-workout when dosed at 2 scoops (mainly to get that amount of citrulline malate in; and I add about 3g extra to it, myself). Sometimes I like to stack with some caffeine or something like Focus-XT to get the minimal caffeine and then some ALC and other goodies in. Very great profile on this.
Stack: 9/10
The only reasons I'm not giving this a 10/10 are the marginal reasons mentioned above about Compete. Like I said, they're not enough to keep me from using Compete, but enough that they need to be mentioned, because if they're fixed, this thing is flawless. Great pre-workout + great intra-workout = amazing combination. There's not much else to add, other than that I truly enjoy this combination and will continue to use Compete for the foreseeable future.
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The Secrets Within Cosmic Dust
Dust captured by a spacecraft from a comet's tail holds clues to the origin of the solar system
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At the threshold of a sterile lab at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, I pull on a white clean-room suit, a surgical cap and mask, booties and latex gloves. My host, a mineralogist named Mike Zolensky, swabs my digital voice recorder with alcohol to remove flakes of skin and pocket lint. He doesn't want any detritus to contaminate the precious dust in the room.
Once inside, Zolensky retrieves a palm-size glass box from a cabinet. The box holds a rectangular chunk, less than two inches across, of eerily translucent material. I lean in and squint at it but can't quite focus on anything. Zolensky turns off the lights and hands me a laser pointer. The red beam reveals thin streaks in the chunk that start at its surface and penetrate fractions of an inch, like the traces of tiny bullets. "Those are the comet impacts," he says. "It's beautiful to look at."
The tracks were made during the world's first—and only—attempt to chase a comet and bring a bit of it home. The NASA mission, called Stardust, sent a spacecraft to Comet Wild 2 (pronounced "VILT-too") on a seven-year journey that ended in 2006. It brought back the only material—other than moon rocks—taken directly from an extraterrestrial body.
Scientists expect the comet dust to yield clues about how our solar system and planet were formed. Earth has been through so much in its 4.5 billion years—volcanoes have erupted, mountains have risen and fallen, heat and water have chemically transformed rocks time and again—that scientists have trouble getting their hands on the earliest possible geologic evidence in what might be called showroom condition. It has all been buried or altered. In contrast, comets, which are about the same age as Earth, are pristine relics. "There's nothing left on Earth's surface that's nearly as old as these bits of crystals and minerals," says Carlton Allen, astromaterials curator at the Johnson Space Center. A comet, he continues, harbors the "starting material for our solar system, the stuff that came together to make everything we see."
Comets originated on the outskirts of a vast cloud of gas and dust that coalesced into our solar system more than 4.5 billion years ago. Crystals of ice far from the Sun gradually combined with dust to form trillions of comets, which have orbited slowly around the Sun ever since in a deep freeze far beyond Neptune. Only when gravity from a nearby star or some cosmic disturbance nudges them do they approach the Sun; then we see streams of gas and dust as the ice vaporizes—the signature tail.
The most famous, Comet Halley, is barely ten miles across, but it produces a beautiful tail tens of millions of miles long when its looping orbit brings it between Earth and the Sun every 76 years. (Earth will see it again in 2061.) Asteroids, too, are ancient, but most orbit between Mars and Jupiter, where the Sun has baked them for billions of years. Most of them are dense and rocky, some even metallic, shedding pieces that sometimes land on Earth as meteorites.
The travel plan of NASA's Stardust sounds like a Buck Rogers adventure. Swing far past Mars to within 150 miles of Comet Wild 2, which streaks by at 13,700 miles per hour. Catch fragments without destroying them. Travel back to Earth and drop a capsule into the atmosphere for a blazing nighttime re-entry over Utah. Parachute to the ground without crashing. "We were scared up to the last second," Zolensky says. "We still can't believe it really worked."
For all the impressive rocketry, the mission's most significant technology may have been the strange substance that caught the comet dust. Called aerogel, it's the lightest solid ever created. A slab the size of an average person would weigh less than a pound. A scientist once let me crumble some in my hand; it felt like brittle talc. Yet aerogel is tough. It's made of silica compounds arranged in an elaborate web that can snare particles plowing into it at up to six times the speed of a rifle bullet. The spacecraft carried two aluminum collecting trays shaped like oversize tennis rackets. Each tray held about 130 rectangular pockets filled with aerogel blocks smaller than ice cubes.
In the clean room, Zolensky returns the aerogel chunk to the storage cabinet and removes a bolted aluminum case. Inside lies an entire comet collection tray. It's worth about $200 million. "I'm always nervous about this part," he says. "I try not to drop it." He places the case on a stainless steel table, unbolts it and lifts the lid. "Air flows down from the ceiling, so the rule here is that we never stand over the tray," he tells me. Even with the mask on, I am acutely aware that I must not sneeze.
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Why has there been so little follow up on these findings? This totally revises the entire solar system formation model. Utterly and completely
Posted by glen on September 22,2012 | 04:34 PM
Where can we get updated reports on this research in the dust (2011)?
Posted by Lasse on August 30,2011 | 12:16 PM
Thanks for all this the information. I am researching so much of this now too.
Why didn't you mention anything about the spores and virus and bacterias in cosmic dust that can fall to Earth when the Earth passes through it? Many Scientists now agree about where these deadly little creatures come from!
Airborn molecules of spores, blastospores, zigospores, pollen and dust have reached terruible levels now, and have started becoming mutated mostly from the Japan nuclear disaster meltdowns.
Havent you even notcied how sick people are these days?
Well thats because of the cancer-causeing spores have become radoactive and so much more resistant. Also solar flare activity make these super-human germs and spores increase way more and look at all the increase solar flare activity in the last few months. Please wear protection -
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its bullshit, people who claim to speak in tongues are frauds or are soo deluded by their faith in speakin in tongues will do it. this is the same as people supposedly possesed at seances and allowing the dead speak to thru them
'Speaking in tongues' is a misinterpretation of biblical verse by overzealous evangelical idiots.
From Acts 2:
In the story the Holy Spirit gives the apostles the power to preach in languages that they do not understand themselves but which can be understood quite clearly by their audience, no matter where they are from or what language they speak.1 And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.
2 And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it filled all the house where they were sitting.
3 And there appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of them.
4 And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.
5 And there were dwelling at Jerusalem Jews, devout men, out of every nation under heaven.
6 Now when this was noised abroad, the multitude came together, and were confounded, because that every man heard them speak in his own language.
7 And they were all amazed and marvelled, saying one to another, Behold, are not all these which speak Galilaeans?
8 And how hear we every man in our own tongue, wherein we were born?
When modern day idiots start making noises they are clearly not speaking 'in tongues' since speaking in tongues quite literally means speaking in a variety of languages at once but which does not sound this way to anyone listening to it. Ergo if someone was speaking 'in tongues' to you personally you would simply hear them speaking in English.
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Unless by your statement they were not speaking to you but to another...
Doesnt the bible also say that there are tongues of men and tongues of angels?
Have you personal experience of this EmmetJ or did you learn this interpretation from a text book? (not being disrespectful by the way, just curious to your answer!)
Of course I learnt this from a textbook, the book was called 'The Collected Books on How to Live Your Life the Way God Wants - With Commentaries by Jesus Christ,' but everyone these days calls it 'The Bible' for short.
The idea that "they were not speaking to you but to another..." does not apply in the case of speaking in tongues. The holy spirit descended upon the apostles and they spoke to all present. And all those there could hear them in their own native language, be they Jew or gentile, be they Palestinian or Roman; it made no difference, the message was there for all men to hear. There wasn't a guy standing at the back going: "I can't fucking understand a word those guys are babbling on about... they musn't be speaking to me."
If these modern 'tongue speakers' do have a message that is solely intended for believers or the 'chosen few' (as some do indeed claim) then they are clealy not demonstarting a very Christian attitude. In fact, one could easily summise they have teen tempted away from the correct path by Satan and his false ways, or even that they are 'possessed by demons' rather than the Holy Spirit.
Finally, I don't have to have experienced people claiming to talk in tongues to see the falseness of the claim. That is not to say that I believe they are all lying, merely that they have been led to believe something based on the false understanding of their teachers.
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Undefined behavior is a problem, yes, but JS and PHP have it's own answer to his problem: non-transitive comparisons. Practically speaking these produce similar number of vulnerabilities (well, PHP has SQL-injections which, of course dwarf both C and JS problems, but we are not comparing PHP and C, but JS and C).
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Posted Nov 25, 2012 14:02 UTC (Sun) by intgr (subscriber, #39733) [Link]
On the other hand, NEARLY ALL security announcements these days are a result of undefined behavior in C code. In many cases, C undefined behavior leads to code execution, whereas that just cannot happen in JavaScript unless the coder explicitly calls eval() -- which is used almost never in real code.
Undefined behavior and intransitive comparisons aren't even in the same league.
Posted Nov 25, 2012 21:38 UTC (Sun) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
I agree that it's ugly, but... WTF, a similar number of vulnerabilities? I can see how PHP's comparison rules can cause vulnerabilities, but JavaScript is a great deal better.
No, it's not. There are about bazillion vulnerabilities found on web sites every day. I mean, XSS, data leaks, etc. Vulnerabilities which affect the web application itself, not the rest of the system.
Rest of the system is not affected by JS vulnerabilities because web apps are sandboxed. Well, you can sandbox C++ application, too, so what's the big deal?
On the other hand, NEARLY ALL security announcements these days are a result of undefined behavior in C code.
Well, sure. That's because security-sensitive unsandboxed applications are written in C++. How many of them are written in JavaScript?
In many cases, C undefined behavior leads to code execution, whereas that just cannot happen in JavaScript unless the coder explicitly calls eval() -- which is used almost never in real code.
Is this a joke or are you really that dumb? Javascript programs have bazillion places where eval() can be injected.
Do you add some data from user to the page? Thank you, thank you - that's eval right there, just add <script></script>.
Do you change innerHTML? Thank you, thank you - that's another place for eval, just add "<script></script>". And so on.
Posted Nov 26, 2012 9:21 UTC (Mon) by intgr (subscriber, #39733) [Link]
Now you suddenly changed topic to HTML and web technologies and claim I'm "dumb" for not reading your mind? Remember, you were comparing C++ with JavaScript, not C++ with HTML or "the web" (does that even make sense?).
JavaScript is also used in Node.JS, Mozilla's XUL GUI, Gnome 3, PostgreSQL stored procedures, etc etc. None of these are vulnerable to the HTML vulnerabilities you describe.
And don't get me wrong -- I certainly agree that the way how web applications and JavaScript interact with HTML is a very generous place for security problems. But these aren't a problem of JavaScript *the language*.
> Do you change innerHTML? Most people would use textContent, but suit yourself...
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It was a great wedding filled with emotions, love and lots of fun.
Ceremony: St. Philomena Catholic Church, Des Moines, WA Reception: DoubleTree Guest Suites, Tukwila, WA Dancer: Sunshine From Polynesia
Here are some of the pictures from the wedding. Enjoy!
This one fooled me at first. I thought it was the wedding dress. Turned out to be the wedding skirt.
Now, this one is the top..
I like hearing the story of how they met. It's so funny. Even though that was the 2nd time I heard it, I still laughed. (Ed told me the story during our engagement photo session).. Even Jaina and Ed laughed.
They met at Shoebox bar at downtown Seattle. Jaina made sure Edward worked hard to get her.
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The sun was really working that day. It's full blast!
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Another dancer
Nice hip actions..
An emotional first dance..
Jaina's best friend performed a special dance for them. It's very elegant..
Edward was very excited to get the garter..
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I am pleased with the purchase of this chandelier for our 12X14 dining room. The dimensions of the fixture are actually 23� wide (from globe edge to globe edge) and 17� high (not including the chain). What I like best is that it meets all of my criteria: Fits with our dark furniture and attractive; a bright light for doing work at the table but also on a dimmer switch for atmosphere and energy savings; a modern look to update the room (replacing a brass and glass 80�s chandelier). The light looks very graceful. The globes are white with marbling, and even with only four 60-watt bulbs, it provides good light. With the fixture hanging 31 inches above our table, regular light bulbs are visible, so we had to buy ceiling fan light bulbs which are shorter. The fixture is much lighter in weight than I imagined, maybe 12 lbs. I took someone�s advice from the reviews to hang the fixture so that all four globes are visible from the doorway. The chandelier was shipped mostly assembled and was extremely well packaged. Although a corner of the box was damaged, none of the parts inside were. The handyman had no problems whatsoever with installation. We wanted to recenter the light, so we swagged it using a bronze hook; in addition, that used all of the ample chain length.
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We ordered this for our dinning room, looks great, I was afraid it woukd be too small, but is the perfect size for a 8ft table. The assambly was easy my husband had it up in less than 30 minutes.
We were looking for an updated look in the kitchen but didn't want to spend a fortune. This light fixture seemed to be just what we were looking for. My husband did grumble about getting it assembled and said it was a pain in the behind to put up. However, once it was up we really have enjoyed it. It does look like a more expensive fixture. My only comment on it is that the glass shades just sit in a metal ring and could get knocked off if the light was bumped into or banged. We also had to spend a little time adjusting the shades so that the bulbs did not appear to be taller than the shade itself. But now that the light is all set we are very happy with it.
Color is not Bronze, mine is black, with a few gold streaks. The main problem is the bulbs. I can have a bulb that works in another light, but does not work in this light. So far I have one bulb that will work out of 20+ I have tried. Would not recommend.
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There's alot on that list that break the originals appeal, never mind take the game forward into todays marketplace.
Biggest mistake was trying to push it to the console.
There's alot on that list that break the originals appeal, never mind take the game forward into todays marketplace.
Biggest mistake was trying to push it to the console.
Sorry for answering late. I am glad you signed up for the Beta meanwhile, RyderSpearmann. You won't regret it.
It seem's like parts of my differences list were a little confusing though and I would like everyone to know that I am very, very satisfied with CCGM. I am quoting myself here:
I haven't changed my opinion at all.
Now your concerns:
That hasn't changed. CCGM is still about control. There are just a few things different (and that was actually the original question in this thread). Most changes make CCGM better than the original, just a few don't. The sum is pure excitement.
You won't miss that function too much. I promise.
You can do that. You just have to zoom in and move the carrier step by step or manually. In the vicinity of an island you have full control over the carrier. Just when you sail from one island to the other you MUST use the "Set Sail" function (which is basically an automatic time warp) and you always will arrive at the "port" of the selected island. You can't "sneak up". This is actually one of the few things that CCGM does not better than the original. I guess this is the price we have to pay for multi-platform. But, well... Without multi-platform probably there would be no CCGM at all.
This means that production is kinda serial at the moment. You produce one item after the other only. You can set up a production queue with certain limitations. What you can't do is to produce 2 items A, then 1 item B and then 1 item A again. If you add more items A they will always add to the ones already in the queue. But honestly: That is no big thing. It's just a difference to the original and so I mentioned it.
Well, in the original game you had wire guided rockets. In CCGM you have two types: Rockets are flying always straight, Missiles can be locked on targets and are auto-guided after being launched. Both types are useful in different situations.
It still is. The only drawback at the moment is the fact, that there is only one island loaded at a time. I don't like this, but the whole package is already my game of the year 2012. It is absolutely SPECIAL.
No bad idea anyway...
"Invincibility lies in the defence; the possibility of victory in the attack." - Sun Tzu
You can do that. (2 items A, then 1 item B and then 1 item A again. Even produce 3 items C inbetween. )
See: http://forums.bistudio.com/showthrea...ms-up-and-down
Hope it helps.
I have never played the original version but after reading the forums a while it has become apparent to me that there's no multiplayer option in this release, so my question is was multiplayer part of the original version ?
Because if this function was absent from the original I wouldn't expect or think that it will make an appearance in the first place since researching the title suggest's that they tried to maintain the game play from the original version back in '98
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Yup - there was no multiplayer in the original. When we were kids, me and a friend used to bring our Amigas to each others places, play Carrier Command and see who could take most islands in the shortest time, or play Elite and see who could get highest status in a certain time etc.
Of course, eventually we got Powermonger, Lemmings, Lotus Challenge and Armour-Geddon. I made a null modem cable and two-player was just brilliant fun! At school I was making a small fortune soldering these up for people
Actually I think Lemmings just needed two mice, it's been a long, long time!
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If no one noticed, you CAN freely control the carrier, either by manual control, or by selecting waypoints, and you can cancel the timewarp at any time to freely control the carrier if you want, the timewarp even stops if an enemy carrier comes in range, with is a huge reliever for me.
Having an absolute blast with the beta. The original Carrier Command was one of those games I grew up with that left a huge imprint on my childhood.
I do have some concerns though. Like many have pointed out already, the "set sail" mechanic ruins it a bit. I think it makes the game feel more like a board game than a simulation. I want to be able to zoom in to any spot in the ocean and tell the carrier to go there. I want to stop the carrier some distance off the coast and observe the island before moving in. Now though I can't even see the island until I am two seconds away from running aground, and that is in clear weather.
Also there are some more issues with pathfinding and suicidally stupid AI that take over your mantas and walruses as soon as you leave them, but despite all that it is still one of the most fun and engaging games I have played for some time.


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I've mentioned before that "C" has a thing for cats.
Her collection of stuffed kitties (and a few random dogs)
is getting out of control -- I think I counted 24 stuffed cats after Christmas.
Right now, she wants to "play kitties" morning, noon, and night.
Her big sister, "E" is kind enough to play with her
most of the time but my husband, my mom and dad,
my mother in law, our baby sitter, and myself
have all played our fair share of "kitties" lately.
The thing is, all of the cats have names (and personalities).
And we're supposed to remember them.
I have a hard enough time remembering what time
I have to be at the bus stop and in car-line and on what days
So, here was my "use what we have" solution to the stuffed animal name game.
We made collars and name tags for each animal with
shrinky dinks we had in the art studio and ribbon collars.
Just follow the directions on the package - we used the opaque kind with sharpies.
First, I cut out circles with a big circle craft punch in the Shrinky Dink Film
and punched a small hole in the top of each one with a regular hole punch.
Then, "C" drew pictures on one side and I wrote the names she dictated on the other.
"C" working on her favorite pink kitty "Rosie"s tag.
The tags fresh out of the oven.
Kitties modeling their new collars and tags in their "Kitty House" in "C"s room!
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We asked the concierge in the morning to book a limo to the airport at 17.00. We had to wait 30 mins for the car and the traffic was terrible. There were no good explanations from the concierge as to why the car was not there on time (it was obviously someone else's fault). It is clear that the hotel does not have a good relationship with a car service company which given the number of guests you have is unbelievable. If a guest can't rely on a hotel to book a car on time to the airport then the hotel is not suitable for business travelers. This created a very stressful end to our trip, we did not want to miss 3 international flights! We also saw that the driver gave a "backhander" to the doorman, which is not very professional.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by MMcLaugh good Hotel
I have been using this hotel for several years with excellent results. This stay and the one before left a bit of concern. I was put in a club floor room by the elevator wall, sounded like construction going on. Did get the room changed to a non club floor level, as it was full. But than had to pay for internet.
A month before I had stayed there and left a pajamas in the room, which interestingly never showed up in lost in found .
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Rated 5 out of 5 by 1mike1 See you soon!
Seems I am spending more and more time at this hotel lately! I was just here a couple weeks ago and am headed back this weekend. I look forward to my stays as it is like coming home. I am always so warmly welcomed and well cared for that I cannot imagine staying anywhere else when in Toronto. See you Friday!
November 27, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ls1234 Just ok
For price, did not meet expectations.
Room was not ready until well after 3
No free wifi
Room is outdated
Small bathrooms and not enough counter space on club room level
Bad smell in lobby
Smokers everywhere right outside lobby
December 7, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Disappointed2013a Too expensive for the room and the service!
I expected a lot more from the hotel considering the cost. My room was old, didn't have good amenities, and was very small. I have stayed in 5 star hotels in downtown Toronto for the same price! I was especially disappointed with the front desk service.... waited in line for over a half hour before even being acknowledged! Hopefully I won't be back.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by kj123 Not A Great Stay
Although I had reserved my room over a month and a half earlier, the hotel was unable to fulfill it's commitment to a King bed, not even a queen size was available, had to settle for two double beds. Room was within 15ft of the elevators, and the hotel does not turn off the elevator bell during sleeping hours. The deal breaker was, not being able to cool the room to set point, in fact the room temperature went to 28C with no control. Absolutely terrible stay. Very disappointing for a hotel with this supposed reputation.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Shamen64 Sheraton Hotel Toronto
Overall, everything was very good except that the television kept dropping channels. This would happen 15-20 times a day. Room was very clean and staff were excellent.
December 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Margaret10 Poor heating system
Common areas were extremely warm and the room had no method to cool down the air. System threw heat the whole time, even with the thermostat turned to the lowest.... Towels were not fresh....Breakfast was over-priced...-paid for next level room; but, was provided a standard room, at check-in
December 5, 2013


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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
Crude Oil and Natural Gas Liquids Country Notes
Proved recoverable reserves (crude oil and NGLs, million tonnes) |
4 823 |
Production (crude oil and NGLs, million tonnes, 2005) |
125.4 |
R/P ratio (years) |
38.5 |
Year of first commercial production |
1957 |
Nigeria's proved oil reserves are the second largest in Africa, after those of Libya. The country's oil fields are located in the south, mainly in the Niger delta and offshore in the Gulf of Guinea. Nigeria has been a member of OPEC since 1971.
Published assessments of Nigeria's proved recoverable reserves (as at end-2005) are now close to consensus, after divergences in earlier years. For the purposes of the present Survey, the level of 36 220 million barrels reported by OPEC (Annual Statistical Bulletin 2005) has been adopted. Other published sources quote very similar figures, within a narrow range
(35 876 to 37 175). The latest OPEC level for Nigerian reserves is some 15% higher than its comparable assessment for end-2002, as used in the 2004 Survey.
Nigeria exported much the greater part of its crude oil output in 2005, to a wide spread of regions throughout the world, and imported the bulk of its refined product requirements.