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On July 27, 2011, Volvo Penta delivered North America's 4,000th Inboard Performance System (IPS) engine package. The unit was delivered to KCS International for inclusion in its new 48 Cantius cruiser.
Volvo Penta's Penta Gone fishing team captured top honors in the 22nd annual Alice Kelly Memorial Marlin Tournament, held here on August 14.
Volvo Penta IPS, by far the most successful pod system for planing hulls, will now also be available for trawler yachts and other semi-planing boats. Volvo Penta has further developed six diesel models to handle boats with top speeds between 20 and 30 knots.
Volvo Penta invented the high-performance diesel sterndrive in 1977 and has been the undisputed market leader in this constantly expanding segment ever since. The latest addition confirms this position: a 400 hp version of the D6 engine, matched with a refined DPH Duoprop drive – the world's most powerful diesel sterndrive.
With the formal launch of the new 4.3Gi, 200 hp entry level V6 engine, Volvo Penta completed the innovative transition to the New Generation • New Technology gasoline sterndrive line-up it started one year ago.
Rovos Rail is a company that offers luxury train "journeys of distinction" through Africa in style and comfort. The wood-panelled coaches are refurbished and remodelled to peak condition and offer all the luxury amenities of a 5 star hotel establishment.
Now when summer is approaching Volvo Penta has received the first firm order for TAD1362VE Stage 3b engines from the company Schmidt Winterdienst- und Kommunaltechnik GmbH. The Volvo Penta engines will power the TJS 560 (Towed Jet Sweeper), the conventional version of the Green TJS 560 C (shown on picture below). This is the world's first CO2 neutral snow removal machine.
Putzmeister Concrete Machines, India is a global player and growing very strong in concrete machinery segment in India. Volvo Penta India supplied the first lot of TAD620VE pilot engines order during 4th Quarter of 2010 for their stationery concrete pump model BSA 1409D and truck mounted concrete boom pump model BSF 36.
For a number of weeks every year customers and dealers are invited to Sweden for participation at The Volvo Days. An impressive demo-show at the Customer Center is one of the highlights. At Customer Center the guests also have the opportunity for test driving supported by instructors.
Volvo Penta announced today that it has begun final field testing on its newest Tier 4 interim product, the 16L, 625kW generator engine, model TWD1663GE.


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By Karen ParrishAmerican Forces Press Service
COMBAT OUTPOST SHUKVANI, Afghanistan, March 14, 2012 Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta visited the Georgian 31st Battalion here today and read troops a letter from their former commander, who was wounded and is undergoing treatment in the United States.
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From left: Jack Chomsky (Tevye), Susan Gellman (Golde), and Irene Braverman (Yente) in 'Fiddler on the Roof'
A warm, vibrant Gallery Players production of Fiddler on the Roof pays tribute to the tradition of the old-fashioned musical while injecting it with fresh life.
A staple of Gallery Players that it has produced six times through the years, Fiddler follows milkman Tevye (Jack Chomsky) and his family as they deal with life in their shtetl in early-20th-century Russia — and as his three daughters find love with suitors who strain his understanding of how life should work.
Chomsky, who also played Tevye in the 2006 production of Fiddler, grounds the musical in heart and sly comedy. He has a natural presence and a relaxed assurance, and he seems as much at home on emotional numbers such as the moving Chavaleh as during the many monologues in which he talks to himself and personally addresses God.
He is well-matched by his character's wife, Golde (played by Chomsky's real-life wife, Susan Gellman), whose bossiness is tempered by her clear affection for her husband and the rest of her family. Their duet on Do You Love Me? is a show highlight.
Tevye's daughters — soulful Tzeitel (Eliya Smith), thoughtful Chava (Paula Shtein) and sweet Hodel (Hannah Rossio) — are all played by high schoolers with innocence and gravity. Rossio's wrenching, restrained Far From the Home I Love helps set the mood of the darker second act.
Among others in the large ensemble, whose members work well together, the standouts include Frederick Luper as a rabbi easily overwhelmed by his raucous followers, Scott Willis as unsuitable suitor Lazar Wolf, Todd Covert as a conflicted Constable and Irene Braverman as meddling matchmaker Yente.
Director Mark Mann alternates smoothly between broad comedy — particularly with a no-holds-barred rendition of a dream that Tevye pretends to have had — and raw sentiment. Emotion wells in private scenes (particularly those between Tevye and his daughters) and is held in check in large-scale scenes (such as a candlelit Sabbath Prayer and a touching Sunrise, Sunset).
Aside from its three-hour length, the musical is appropriate for children from elementary school and up as well as their elders.


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Terra Plana's very own barefoot running expert, Lee Saxby, headed to ZombieRunner in Palo Alto.
Terra Plana & Dr Gowri Motha present 'The Barefoot Experience' – For 3 months only
July 21st 2010 by Terra PlanaSpearheaded by new research and the international bestseller "Born to Run," the 'barefoot movement' is gathering pace. London's first Barefoot Experience is dedicated to helping people rediscover natural movement, and better health, from the feet up.
In January 2010 Professor Dan Lieberman of Harvard University released his seminal research on the benefits of barefoot and the dangers of normal padded running shoes (Nature Magazine, "Tread Softly") adding to a number of other scientific studies showing how underfoot shoe technologies are doing more harm than good.
Two months later, Galahad Clarks (owner of Terra Plana) wife had a baby delivered by Dr. Gowri Motha. She followed Dr. Gowri's Gentle Birth method and had a wonderful natural birth. Galahad and Gowri hit it off and especially connected on the benefits of being barefoot and the positive health benefits of stimulating your soles!
After a reflexology session in her St. Johns Wood clinic over an ayurvedic lunch, Galahad and Gowri decided to collaborate and bring her treatments directly to the public.
Terra Plana are creators of Vivobarefoot, the original barefoot shoe, with a patented ultra thin puncture resistant sole that gives all the benefits of being barefoot with protection. Terra Plana are proud to work with world's leading barefoot running expert Lee Saxby as their main advisor on barefoot movement and an in store treadmill will give people a chance to try out 'barefoot running', get basic pointers from the staff, and attend running clinics from time-to-time.
Dr. Gowri Motha is an obstetrician and pioneer of water births and the gentle birth method in the UK. She advocates reflexology as an excellent all round treatment that promotes general health. Dr. Gowri was the first doctor in London to introduce reflexology as the treatment of choice for mothers in her care, in 1987.
Dr. Gowri's experience with Terra Plana has led her to conclude that walking in Vivobarefoot shoes (with ultra thin soles) stimulates the reflexology points and was quick to conclude that mothers can enhance their health as they walk in the barefoot shoes.
Dr. Gowri's team of health practitioners include reflexologists, an ayurvedic doctor, nutritionists and general health practitioners offering treatments to help ease common conditions like back problems and digestive disorders.
Come and enjoy the "Barefoot Experience", kick off your shoes, release your feet, stimulate your soles and rediscover the joy of natural movement…
Where: 36 Kings Road, London SW3 / nearest tube: Sloane Square
To find out more about Dr Gowri and the Gentle Birth Method click here
Last week we organised "A barefoot evening with Christopher McDougall, author of the international bestseller Born to Run."
We also recorded the event and it is available to listen to below.
Canoe Inc. are giving away a signed pair of Evo's and a signed copy of Born to Run to one lucky winner. To enter you have to retweet the following on Twitter:
RT to win a pair of Christopher McDougall signed Evo's and copy of 'Born To Run' @Canoeinc (@Terra_Plana)
Also check out this interview with Christopher McDougall with Julia Armstrong. And on BBC Radio 4 Midweek program.
"Galahad Clark's ancestors have been making shoes since the 19th century. You could say this seventh generation descendant of the Clarks shoe dynasty is following in his forefathers' footsteps. It's just he's doing it without any shoes on. Convinced that wearing shoes is the cause of a slew of health problems, Galahad is the man behind the £7.5 million turnover of Terra Plana – a company with shops in New York, Vienna and Ljubliana, whose VivoBarefoot shoes with ultra-thin soles act like a scond skin and mimic bare skin."
Brydie Rowan, a former member of the Terra Plana team in Brighton, recently put her skills and artistic prowess to some Terra Plana shoeboxes.
"I love pattern, textile, sculpture and repurposed art…so when I saw the Terra Plana boxes I couldn't wait to get my hands on them. I haven't worked with cardboard before and I was really interested to see what movement and texture I could create with quite a static material.
I wanted to make something wearable and biodegradable, so instead of using any glues etc (which would have been a lot quicker!) I made the dress piece by piece using a single hole punch and natural string, scoring, cutting and fixing to create smooth curved forms on the body and a free flowing skirt with movement.
I wanted to represent the feel of Terra Plana shoes, so I tried to keep the lines quite clean and simple but stylish.
It took me fifteen hours to make, and I am half way through the next piece, which is more geometric and angular and made with united nude boxes.
I've only just started but I have some really extravagant ideas to develop now I'm getting the hang of the medium." – Brydie Rowan, 2010
Terra Plana in Sunday Times – Green Pioneers: My shoes cut your footprint
June 1st 2010 by Terra Plana"Shoes, according to Galahad Clark, are among the most environmentally damaging consumer products. He should know. He is a sixth-generation member of the country's best-known shoe empire, Clarks."
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Friendly professional service. Great food. Even though we all selected the daily lunch special our meals were somewhat slow to arrive. Good thing we were not on a tight timeline.
Great experience. Hostess very good, welcoming and helpful. Server attentive and prompt.
The food was excellent and the service was impeccable!
This was so different from what we would usually do. But we will do it again and again. We loved everything about it.
We happened to book on Wednesday, which is oyster night. We had a couple of dozen and could have made a meal of them. Great martinis, and the first course selections were wonderful, so were shared as in a tapas bar. The mains were also delicious. We had friends in from out of town, and they were wildly enthusiastic. They paricularly liked the tourtieres.
Wonderful warm atmosphere Seating nicely ditributed The chicken livers were fantastic,flavourful and tender Pork chop melted in your mouth and cooked to perfection. Def would return to this great establishment
We had a lovely lunch; good food, dessert was great, service was great and nice location and decor
Took my mother here for early Mother's Day - could not have been better. Outstanding food, great service and a really nice, "happening" vibe to the whole place. Love the fact that the menu changes monthly.
Great place to dine. ..will recomend it to friends and family.
My husband and I came here for our 2nd anniversary. Food was amazing. It also came very fast. Had the poutine for an appetizer - delicious. He had the lasagna and I had the gnocchi, both were phenomenal. Atmosphere is really nice, great location. The only somewhat negative thing is we felt a little rushed. Our waitress had to wait on some big tables so she seemed more focused on them than us. She didn't offer us an appetizer to start with. Also my husband hadn't decided what he wanted for the main course, but I knew what I wanted. Usually the waitress will wait until both people have decided, but she was very quick to take my order and not wait for him. So I thought that was a little rude. But all in all, the food was amazing.
After having read all the reviews on line, we were not sure what to expect when we choose this restaurant. We arrived a bit early and were promptly greeted and asked if we would like to have a seat in the bar until our table was ready. We enjoyed a beverage and great service followed by being seated on time. the service was great! We happened to be at the restaurant on a Wednesday night. My husband enjoyed the oysters and myself the chicken liver starter. Both were to die for! the wine choice was excellent and the charcuterie was amazing. With these three dishes we were very satisfied and never ordered a main course. That seems to be what we do lately. Carly, thank you for your enthusiasm and making it a great evening for us!
We chose Peasant Cookery as the place to celebrate our 35th anniversary, because we love the food - especially the tourtiere - so much! We were amazed - and delighted - to find so many diners there on a Monday evening. We sat outside - even though it was quite cool, following a hailstorm. We shared a fantastic charcuterie plate. Then, although the lamb meatballs and pickerel both sounded delicious, and we had agreed en route to order something other than tourtiere, my husband simply HAD to have it. It - and the pickerel - were both excellent (although the pickerel was not a very filing meal - even for a small woman).
Lovely, spacious building in Winnipeg;s historic exchange. Service is excellent; we felt comfortable and relaxed. We are returning to try more dishes. The mussels in cheesy beer broth was an amazing starter as was the pickerel entree which was perfectly prepared - moist on the inside; crispy coated outside. Black bean ragout and house-made salsa accompaniments were freash and delicious. Our request to share both dishes was cheerfully accommodated. We (2 women with average appetites) did not leave hungry. Highly recommended.
This was our first visit to this restaurant. There were 5 of us in our group and all of us cleaned our plates clean (which I usually don't do). I had the gnocchi and it was melt in your mouth....the best gnocchi in Winnipeg. Very flavourful and the pickerel dish was described as that as well. I can't wait to go back. Highly recommend this restaurant. Service was great as well.
This is my fifth visit to the Peasant, and it never disappoints. The food is not pretentious and has always been cooked to perfection. The wine list is respectable and loaded with good choices under $40.00. The service has been the standout time and again. From the moment you walk in the door this wonderful staff makes you feel at home. My only criticism is the climate control in the restaurant, which is why I have to give three stars for ambiance. Depending on were you sit if can be very warm, or quite cold. The nice staff will be happy to relocate you, but another table is not always available, and it is a kind of a hassle. Over all a great experience that is way above what I have come to expect from the WoW Restaurant establishment.
I was a little reluctant at first to try Peasant Cookery because of the reviews I read about the service. But, our server was great!!! Buck-a-shuck Wednesday is the best!!!!! The oysters tasted so fresh, the freshest in the city!!! I'd definitely go back again and again.
Peasant Cookery is a very nice restaurant and we celebrated our Anniversary there. The service was excellent and the food was great. I would definitely recommend it to our friends. The atmosphere is wonderful and the view from the windows reminded us of being in Europe, with the cobblestone sidewalks and the brick buildings all around. It was a great dining experience!
The food was very good although the portion sizes were very generous in some choices...
Buck a shuck did not disappoint! Delicious oysters, mussels, and chicken livers! One of my favourite places in the exchange district of Winnipeg!! Great company and great wine!
There were 3 of us at a business luncheon; we started with charcuterie which could have used more condiments to go with the pates and meats. My companions meals, orzo topped with cheese and the pastrami sandwich topped with egg were both well received. I was disappointed with my choice of pappardelle with some sun dried tomatoes and other julienned veggies topped with cod, which was an odd pairing. It left an overall nasty taste in my mouth and I wished I had chosen more wisely, as in the past I have loved the beet salad and the daily specials.
We fit dinner in at The Peasant Cookery with friends before the Eagles concert. Our waiter expedited our meal to suite the timing...close enuff to MTS. Good appie assortment. Limited entre menu with one of every kind of meat/fish but we all enjoyed our meals thoroughly. The Char special was excellent as was the gnocchi, meat assortment and the chicken livers. They also customized a mussel sauce we requested....delicious!!!! Will return...
Our waitress was lovely. She provided the specials immediately and was well informed. Beverages were offered, cappuccino could have been hotter (but that's just me).l Everyone at our table enjoyed their selection. Beet salad was wonderful with a generous portion of beets. Crème Brule was excellent! Service was prompt which is important at lunch time. I will definitely try dinner and recommend lunch to my friends and co-workers.
Best place for evening drinks and Wednesday's oysters. Dinner is always excellent. Great atmosphere and location. Friendliest and genuine lounge staff.
Hi My name is Katie. We have a special guest from Germany with us for 2 weeks and he most certainly has been all over the world....We all enjoyed our eve at your restaurant. Thanks again.
Everyone at our table thought their meals were exceptional. Staff were personable and attentive. Found the room a bit too noisy the day we were there - with two large groups in the open restaurant.
Took my special someone there for birthday dinner Oct 5 and PC did not dissapoint!! Look forward to next time!
You really can't go wrong with this gem. The service is always great and the food is superb. Wine prices are also reasonable.
My wife and I have been there a few times and we have enjoyed every visit. Great food, great service and a very cozy atmosphere. Can't wait to go back! Cheers!
We always enjoy the food at Peasant Cookery and last Saturday was no exception! French Onion soup as a starter had a great flavour and was perfect for a cold fall day. The gnocchi was beautifully decorated with roasted red pepper, spinach and sun dried tomato which made for an interesting and varied taste experience. Food came out in a timely fashion - perfect for a pre-theatre dinner!
Myself and four of my closest friends had an amazing dinner at Peasant Cookery on Monday night. The service was outstanding. The staff really knew their wines and we liked every suggestion they made. I had the special which was a 10 ounce steak, finished with a parsley butter, garlic mashed potatoes, sautéed mushrooms, carrots and parsnips. The beet salad was to die for, the five of us comfortably shared 2 orders. The aged cheddar gnocchi, the roasted chicken and the schnitzel were all just perfect.
We had a fabulous evening! Not only was the food delicious, but the table and host service was friendly, positive, and energetic. We took friends that had never been before and they thoroughly enjoyed the experience!
Service was tremendous and the food was fantastic. We spent 4 hours over dinner and conversation and at no time felt rushed to leave. Will definitely return.
First time to the Cookery we were not disappointed. The service was good and the food was great.
I took my boyfriend to the Peasant Cookery for his very first time. We were celebrating his new job. I had been to Peasant Cookery once before, and I knew I had to bring him with me next time. The entire evening was wonderful. The menu is not very large, but the food they do have is enough to not make you want anything more. We started off with sharing mussels and Frites and the onion soup. Both were to die for; the the cream the mussels were swimming in was sooo delicious. I want to the drink it out of the bowl (gross I know) - but that's usally a good sign ha ha. For our main course I had the beef ribs with masheh polenta. Boyfriend had the gnocchi - he wasn't too thrilled with it. Lacked flavour. Stephen was a great waiter.
The food is consistently very good to outstanding and the service is always excellent - staff are thoughtful without being intrusive. The wine selection is very good and staff are knowledgeable regarding grape varieties and what will make a great accompaniment to the meal. I look forward to the return of the boeuf bourguignon, which is my all-time favourite. The bar is a great place to unwind while waiting for your table if you arrive early. Always great energy in the restaurant and bar. One of my top five Winnipeg restaurants!
Dined here several times for business lunches. Never disappoints. Service is always very professional. Perfect ambience for easy conversation.
As always we enjoyed our pre-theater dinner at Peasant Cookery. The staff is always friendly and helpful. It is nice also that the menu does not remain the same and there is always a new treat to try. As regular diners there, the innovative menu, food quality, and friendly service keep us returning. We fondly call it "our place!"
Consistently high quality. They don't pretend to be all things to all people. If you want the finest in French country food -- simple, but delicious -- this is the place to go. Staff are knowledgable, friendly, engaged and professional. Fantastic for a lunch or dinner of any sort, business, casual, or groups. Not cheap, but definitely not over-priced.
Best place for evening eats with great friends. Oyster night is the best!
Excellent in all one would expect from a modern and classy restaurant from the moment you walk in. Good for Winnipeg too.
This restaurant was comfortable, affordable and the food was outstanding. The waiter was knowledgable and pleasant. Service was quick. Food arrived in a very I timely matter. Would be great for business lunches. Disappointed that some of the menu items were not available and no chef special. We enjoyed a heathly serving go quiche and greens. My daughter was very pleases with the gnocchi . The maple tart with goat cheese on top was a great combination.
We arrived 30 minutes early but were able to be accommodated immediately. We did have to wait for over 1 hour for our entree tho. Once it arrived it was very good and the portions were generous. In the meantime, we shared the chicken livers. Awesome!! I could have made a meal of just them. We were a group of 2 but there were 2 or 3 large groups around us and we were still able to carry on a conversation without feeling like we were shouting. Waiter was very personable and helpful, knew the menu well and was able to describe the dishes in a way we could understand. He was able to suggest that changing a side dish as we asked would not work with the dish and suggested something that worked better. We would definitely go back again


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Ex Sanguine: The Hollow Man #1 [Dark Horse Comics] Review
Posted on October 16, 2012 AT 07:17am
Tim Seely is well known in the comic book community for being an all-around awesome creator of comic book content. Seely strikes again with the new Dark Horse Comics miniseriesEx Sanguine: The Hollow Man, which follows two creatures of inexplicable horror. One vampire, one serial killer, and a whole lot of violence looks to be in store for future issues of this series.
Saul Adams, a man who has lived centuries, is now just going through the motions, uncaring, unamused, and completely unmotivated. While he does what he needs to survive (a task that is as violent as it is necessary), Saul barely knows who he is, where he is or even what year it is by the time the story picks up. That is until he's taken under suspicion for a series of murders throughout his community, committed by a culprit known as the Sanguine Killer.
Seely, along with Joshua Scott Emmons introduce an interesting story full of not only horror and violence, but of intrigue and suspense, something that is found lacking, at least in this intensity, in many other Dark Horse books (not to say those books are sub-par, they just lack this dimension). Saul himself is painted in an interesting way, part lethargic, run down being, part bloodthirsty monster. While the reasons for his implications at the end of the first issue were presented well, there was little in the way of explanation as to why he was a main focus to begin with, a seemingly normal, boring man wandering about at a time where people were being found dead all over the place. As a way to introduce a character into the main focus, it's a bit lacking, but does serve its purpose.
The artwork, done by Seely and Carlos Badilla (Emmons contributed on lettering, and Dave Stewart gave Seely a hand on the cover), is superb. Dark Horse, like all other major publishers, have a distinct style to them, with Dark Horse's mainly focused on dark colors and the use of well-presented horror techniques. Seely veers from that path a bit here, presenting something a bit more refined, with a brighter spectrum of color than many other works published by the company. It's a bit more vibrant without losing the gore or violence, and splices them in just the right way. Hopefully this trend continues, and even improves, in further issues.
Summary: While the book follows many horror guidelines, the suspense of the title, even in just the first issue, shows some variation from common formulas, giving the title a feel all its own. While a few parts of the writing felt a bit forced, the artwork was incredibly well done, creating a blend that works very well in a horror format.
The Good: Terrific Artwork, Interesting Story
The Bad: Writing Can Feel Forced
The Ugly: Brutal Kills (Ugly In A Good Way)
Score: 9.0
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July 29, 2010 Recent articles and commentaries published in Haaretz, the Jerusalem Post, and the HuffingtonPost present false information concerning the cooperation between a Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) team and Israeli burn specialists treating victims of a fuel tanker explosion in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in early July. The articles and commentaries allege anti-Israel sentiment expressed by MSF staff and the staff's refusal to work with their Israeli counterparts. MSF has carried out a thorough internal investigation with its team in DRC and has found no basis for the allegations made against it in the various publications. Any accusation that MSF places politics above the best interests of our patients is vehemently rejected. The fact is that during the intervention in DRC, both the MSF and Israeli teams on the ground collaborated extremely well and appreciated each other's contributions to assist patients. Both medical teams shared—and worked together toward—the common goal of providing the best possible treatment to those most in need. Cooperation continues with the exchange of medical data on the 64 remaining burn patients in our care. Both Dr. Eyal Winkler, who led the Israeli team from the Sheba Medical Center, and Gila Garaway, who escorted the team, have reassured MSF that there was good collaboration and co-operation throughout the five-day intervention and they have rejected any suggestion that this was not the case. Media reports and commentaries alleging otherwise are unfounded and irresponsible. MSF's humanitarian action is guided by the principles of alleviating the suffering of victims of violence, epidemics, and natural disasters through the provision of impartial and neutral medical assistance that is independent of political, religious, or other interests. All MSF staff members are obliged to respect medical ethics and international humanitarian law, as well as to display a general attitude and conduct characterized by neutrality, impartiality, and non-discrimination. Any deviation from these principles by an MSF staff member is deemed unacceptable. Regarding references in some of the coverage to MSF's work in the Palestinian Territories: MSF routinely describes publicly the humanitarian impact of hostilities on civilians, as witnessed by our medical teams on the ground. Operating under the rubric of international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions, MSF pays particular attention in conflict situations to the measures taken by belligerents to spare civilians during the conduct of hostilities.
These principles were the basis for MSF's speaking out in January 2009 during "Operation Cast Lead," the Israeli military response to rocket attacks against Israel. MSF teams working in Gaza indeed observed a significantly high number of civilians wounded and killed in a very short period of time. Contrary to references in some coverage, however, MSF representatives never stated that the consequences of the Israeli military offensive in January 2009 resulted in a greater overall toll than the violence in Sudan's Darfur region. |
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Disney Sunshine Villa in Orlando
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5½
- sleeps 15
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
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Welcome to Disney Sunshine Villa! The villa possesses distinguished privacy and unbeatable lake views! This gated resort community is only 15 minutes from Disney, 20 minutes south of Sea World and Universal Studio; 3 minutes away from golf course. Many popular attractions, shopping malls, restaurants and factory outlets are also just a short drive away.
This luxurious villa has 6 bedrooms/4 en-suite masters, 5.5 bathrooms, sleeps up to 14 people comfortably. It has a private heatable pool and spa with extra large covered porch and pool furniture.
This new villa has been furnished throughout by professional to the very highest standards and is beautifully decorated, fully air conditioned. All bedrooms have brand new and high quality bedding, linens and towels, as well as blankets, TV's and DVD players.
property availability
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villa rental amenities
- Main master bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, cable TV, en-suite bathroom.
- Second master bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, cable TV, en-suite bathroom.
- Third master bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, cable TV, en-suite bathroom.
- Fourth master bedroom: king bed, dresser/mirror, cable TV, en-suite bathroom.
- Fifth bedroom: two twin beds, desk, cable TV.
- Sixth bedroom: two twin beds, chest, cable TV.
- Family room: TV,DVD, sofa
- Sitting room: two sleeping sofas
- Game room with pool table, table tennis (Ping Pong).
- Wireless high speed Internet, free long distance calling in US.
- Gas grill BBQ.
- Washer and dryer, bed linen and towels provided.
- Formal dining room and breakfast nook, fully-equipped kitchen. Patio furniture and child safety pool fence.
- High chair, crib are available upon request at no cost.
activities and attractions in Orlando Central Florida
This villa locates in a very beautiful and quite community, which is very close to the interstates highway I-4 exit 58 through great Champions Gate. Orlando Airport is just a 30 minute drive; Disney World and Epcot are just 10 minutes away; Sea World, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and Wet and Wild are all within 20 minutes drive. The Gulf Coast Beaches, Kennedy Space Centre, Busch Gardens and the Atlantic Beaches are an hour away by automobile. Local amenities are only 5 minutes away and include bank supermarket, take-away, pharmacy and restaurants.
vacation rental rates
Nov/Dec/Jan/May/Sep: $ 1150-$ 2299/week.
Feb/Mar/Apr/Oct: $ 1250-$2299/week.
Jun/Jul/Aug/Holidays: $1350-$2299/week.
Christmas and New year: $1899-2599/week.
Pool and spa heating is available at $185/week (recommended for winter).
Cindy 7327639560
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
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Luxury, high-rise hotel with sea view in Barcelona tourist area (Diagonal Mar).
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See detailsNear Agbar tower, BICC
Luxury Lifestyle high-rise hotel on the Diagonal in Sant Marti district, 1 km from Agbar Tower, BICC. Sagrada Familia 2 km away, as are the restaurants and beaches of Port Olimp. 5 min to shopping.
Sky-high dining, sea view
Our restaurant, Dos Cielos offers panaromic view from 24th floor. Yhi relaxation spa, pool, solarium, gymnasium.
XXI century rooms, views
Rooms with optimal views of Barcelona feature pillow menu, feather bed, interactive 32-inch plasma TVs, iPod docks, Stylish lacquered desk. Apivita plant-based cosmetics. 24h room service.
Hotel Amenities
- General
With a modern design, Meliã Barcelona Sky is, without a doubt a landmark in the city of Barcelona. Its 120 metres of height, 29 floors and 258 rooms make it one of the highest and most emblematic buildings in the Skyline of Barcelona.
Central, modern and part of the symbols of identity of the city of Gaudi, it has been designed by French Architect Dominique Perrault, a prestigious figure in the architectural scene and the author of pharaonic constructions such as the Grand Library of France in Paris.
Amongst its magnificent facilities the external swimming pool stands out together with the outstanding luxury spa, it's high end gastronomy Restaurant "Dos Cielos" awarded with a Michelin Star, its spectacular terraces open to the sea, it's "Le Pool Lounge" room for private celebrations, its multiuse rooms and meeting rooms and its exquisite design rooms.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 258
- Number of floors - 29
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Computer rental
- Concierge services
- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Free Wi-Fi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- One meeting/conference room
- Arcade/game room
- Tour assistance
- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
- Luggage storage
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Rooftop terrace
- Multilingual staff
- Audiovisual equipment
- Parking (surcharge)
- Valet parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2008
- Pool sun loungers
- Sauna
- Secretarial services
- Security guard
- Steam room
- Wedding services
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- Laundry facilities
- Nightclub
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- 24-hour business center
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Valet parking, Parking limited (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Remote lighting/drapery/curtain control
- Wake-up calls
- Pay movies
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Bathroom phone
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Rainfall showerhead
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Free local calls
- Voice mail
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Digital TV service
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- iPod docking station
- In-room massage available
- Soundproofed rooms
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Welcome amenities
- TV Internet access (surcharge)
- Down blanket
- Pillowtop mattress
- Pillow menu
- Dining
Dos Cielos - signature restaurant on 24th floor. Haute cuisine, Mediterranean style. Panoramic view of city and sea. Terrace dining. Renowned Chefs (and twin brothers) Sergio and Javier Torres preside. The Dos Cielos terrace itself offers the opportunity to enjoy in a space open to textures, flavours and experiences of the Torres' brothers cuisine with the blue of the sea in the background. SKY Food Bar - Chic, relaxed setting for Mediterranean cuisine, with focus on Catalan specialties. Creative cocktails. Entertainment from renowned DJs at night. Reservations recommended. Dining by room service 24 h.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Spa
The hotel is home to the YHI Spa Barcelona, an elegant urban oasis. Many treatments incorporate products mixed locally or on the premises. Highlights include Rhythmic Massage with Essential Orange Oil, Sea Mineral and Himalayan Stone Massage, Lomi-Lomi Massage, Sports Massage, and the Purifying Marine Crystal Ritual. Facials, manicures, and pedicures are also available.
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Number of treatment rooms 4
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body scrubs
- Turkish bath/Hammam in spa
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
A tourist tax will be collected directly at the property upon arrival. The tax applies up to a maximum of 7 nights per person per stay.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club, JCB International
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Early departure fee charged
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.21 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Breakfast fee: EUR 22 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 15 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): EUR 15 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in all public areas: EUR 00.01 (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 25 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 53.50 per pet, per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
- Details
- A Green / Sustainable Property - Second Party CertifiedThis property participates in Biosphere Hotels, a second-party certification program. Second-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an assessor or auditor that is not independent of the second-party certification program.
- This property is affiliated with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) and welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) guests.
- The property is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.


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The firm was satisfied with the results and the feedback received
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(US).- Novomatic duly took its rightful place at the heart of G2E, an event that marked a positive business climate and ushered in a new era for the world's largest gaming expo. Having secured a new calendar slot and a new venue the thus heavily revised G2E in Las Vegas opened its doors and eagerly awaited the results.
Courtney Muller, Senior Vice President, Reed Exhibitions
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(US, exclusive Yogonet.com).- Courtney Muller, Senior Vice President, Reed Exhibitions, granted an interview to Yogonet.com after the conclusion of the recent edition of G2E show. She made a balance about the event, the feedaback received, the activities and the novelties presented, and also commented about her expectations for next year.
Sirio Eureste, Blue Gaming's Director
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(US, exclusive Yogonet.com). - Sirio Eureste, Blue Gaming´s Director, granted an interview to Yogonet.com, in which he commented about Hydako products that the firm presented at recent G2E event and talked about the performance of the company.
The firm will be present at future SAGSE and ICE events
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(US).- "Exhibiting at G2E this year was tremendous for BMM" said Martin Storm, Global President and CEO. "BMM leadership from all over the world held over 350 appointments with clients, regulators, friends and suppliers over the three days of G2E. BMM is growing at an impressive rate and there is no doubt that 2011 will be a record year".
Sam Arnold, Manager Director, ISMS
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(US, exclusive Yogonet.com).- After G2E event, Sam Arnold, Manager Director, ISMS, talked to Yogonet.com about the products that the firm presented at its booth in Las Vegas. He also commented about the activities of the company, the main markets in which it operates and the profile of its customers.
Tammy Schuiling, Marketing Director of Chartwell, an AMAYA company
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(US, exclusive Yogonet.com).- Tammy Schuiling, Marketing Director of Chartwell -an AMAYA company- granted an interview to Yogonet.com to talk about the debut of the company at recent G2E event. "We were very pleased with with exposure and traffic we received at our stand", she said, and also commented the plans of the company for 2011.
Interview to Curtis Hallowell and Riana Jimenez, from Cummins Allison
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(US, exclusive Yogonet.com).- Curtis Hallowell, VP Product Management and Riana Jimenez, Regional Channel Manager—Latin America from Cummins Allison, talked to Yogonet.com about the performance of the firm at recent G2E show, and the innovative developments showcased at the event. They also commented about the feedback received by visitors and customers and made an evaluation on the firm's current situation.
David Orrick, together with Max Lindenberg, at recent G2E event
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(US, exclusive Yogonet.com).- David Orrick, Novomatic's Director Communications & Business Development, and Max Lindenberg, Marketing & Business Development, granted an interview to Yogonet.com after G2E event, in which they spoke about the change of venue and date of the latest edition, as well as the new developments presented by the firm. They also talked about the current situation of the gaming industry in a year with important economic challenges.
It presented its innovative products and high-performance technology
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(US).- Euro Games Technology took part at recent G2E edition in Las Vegas for the 5th consecutive time and decisively established the ongoing tradition of successful presentation at the show. The new location of the show was very well accepted by both visitors and exhibitors, who enjoyed the spacious halls and top location of the Sands Expo Center.
Positive Abbiati's performance at G2E 2011
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(US).- Giorgio Abbiati, CEO of the Italian company, remarked that this year's show was very successful for the company." During the show, Abbiati Casino Equipment has made a big announcement about the approval received from Nevada Gaming Board for its chips, plaques and jetons.


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The new season is on the horizon and I thought about a second MyP2P Fantasy Basketball League just like we have one in the Football and Hockey section.
Somebody interested?
Post your email and I will send a invite.
MyP2P 2nd Fantasy Basketball League League Office - Free Fantasy Basketball - ESPN
Contains a 24/7 chatbox..
Type: Live Draft
Date: Sun., Oct. 18, 2009
Time: 3:30 PM ET
Secs Per Pick: 60
Welcome to |||badTIMES||| Fantasy Basketball League, a fantasy basketball league exclusively for fans of sports. You must be active to stay in this league so keep up your rosters and weigh in on the message boards / chatbox as much as you can...One of the main reasons for having a league like this is to have a great place to talk basketball year round.
Here are a few things you need to know:
- Each team will keep 3 players from year to year.
- Please update your "Trading Block"
- Everybody's team name should be named in some way.
- Trash talk is encouraged, BUT PLEASE be respectful and keep things CLEAN!
- All trades from now on will go threw a 24 hr approval period to allow people to veto or approve trades.
- Any injured player who you didn't have time to remove or add at game time..let one of the LM's know to replace him on your roster.
- Any questions...please aim me ( MaCkT1C ) or msg me on the Fantasy League thread on MyP2P. You can also msg LM Masturbating Purple Pirates and LM Flordia Bulls on the thread if you have any questions or issues related to the league.
~MaCk (We Suck)
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CATOOSA CO., Georgia (WVLT) -- The Catoosa County Sheriff's office received a report on September 6th, that a woman was on her way to Tennessee but never made it to her destination.
Marvin Clayton told deputies that his wife, Carolyn Clayton, left their home in Ringgold, Georgia around 9:00 a.m. and was possibly on her way to her father's house in Loudon and never arrived.
Investigators say there has been no activity on her cell phone nor credit cards.
She was last seen wearing a purple blouse and blue jeans and driving a 1998 silver Mercedes Benz E320 with a Georgia license plate "PAULIII".
Carolyn Clayton is five foot eight and 170 pounds, and has blonde hair with blue eyes.
Six days a week, Carroll Tuck's store, Carroll's Bargain Box in Loudon is open for business. But the owner says it's hard to be here, knowing his daughter, Carolyn, is still missing.
"It's unbearable, but I've been praying and trusting the Lord that she'll be okay. And that's all you can do," said Tuck.
"We just want to drop and do everything to find my sister, We've thought about combing the highways, roadways, but we've been doing everything we know to do with authorities," said Sonya Williams, Clayton's only sister.
She says Clayton lives for her kids, who she home-schooled until this year.
"We haven't been able to get in touch with her on her phone, her phone's off, it appears to be off," said Williams.
Right now, Clayton's husband is trying to make things as normal as possible for their kids while they search for Carolyn.
"I just want to say to Carolyn that if she's out there, I love her, and I know she loves me. If she hears me, hang in there and we'll find her," said Tuck.
Tuck will keep the store open, hoping and praying the next time the phone rings, good news is on the other line.
If you know any information, you can contact the Catoosa County (GA) Sheriff's Office at 706-935-2323, or the Loudon County Sheriff's Office at 865-986-4823.


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Titanic tales of the deep from world-renowned microbiologist
The corrosion specialist involved in the study of the Titanic wreck will speak about biological deterioration at a public lecture in Newcastle tomorrow.
Since 1991, Dr Roy Cullimore has dived the Titanic wreck many times to determine the rates at which its iron frame is broken down through biological activity.
Dr Cullimore's ongoing research centres on the deterioration of various deep sea wrecks and the effects of micro-organisms on creating rusticles (rusty masses of growing concrete), water wells and other forms of corrosion.
His presentation will describe microbiological influences including the latest testing technology and the durability of carbon, water and iron on structures.
Dr Cullimore is the founder and president of Canadian company Droycon Bioconcepts and former lecturer at the University of Surry,UK and University of Regina, Canada.
He is visiting Australia at the invitation of the Australasian Corrosion Association, the Centre for Infrastructure, Performance and Reliability and the University of Newcastle.
Dr Cullimore will speak on Tuesday, 16 August at the Engineers Australia Auditorium, 122 Parry Street, Newcastle West from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.This is a free event.
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Check out the footage of the U2 singer going in on what Nile Rodgers called the "most influential song of his career."
Rock Hall Nominees 2014: Nirvana, Hall & Oates, KISS, The Replacements, Peter Gabriel, Linda Ronstadt & More
Let the arguments begin: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame released the ballot for the class of 2014.
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Coming to America is a truly timeless comedy: Eddie Murphy in his prime and Arsenio Hall before people forgot who Arsenio Hall is. The film was a domestic and worldwide success, earning over $128 million […]
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Taking the stage just after 7 p.m., McCartney launched into a nearly 3-hour set heavy on hits from the Beatles and McCartney's '70s band Wings, like a pyrotechnics-packed rendition of "Live and Let Die."
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Nile Rodgers is a well-liked guy. As the leader of Chic, he's responsible for some of the biggest hit singles ever, including "Le Freak" and "Good Times." And as a producer, he's helmed records by Madonna, David Bowie, David Lee Roth and Mick Jagger. So, it's no surprise that he has a lot of famous friends, many of whom sent him video or voicemail messages to celebrate his 60th birthday.


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WTG, I knew you'd do it if you kept at it long enough. Nice to have a good day especially since you went the long way out of OI.
We went Tuesday. Finally got the first BFT in my first boat. Thanks HIT N RUN for the last minute update on the fishing spot and thanks to "ms ginny" who turned us on to the fish when we were about to call it quits.
We didn't go out of HI. Went out of OI to the 390-400 @ 100 fathoms and the water went from 41 to 70 degrees. (Glassy ride out, glassy ride back). Fished from 8:30am until noon with no knockdowns. Everybody around us seemed to be hooked up. I WAS able to mark fish with my 500w transducer, for some reason. Gave up and went deepdropping at my secret hotspot, but hot it was not. MS Ginny called us back and we got three knockdowns, and caught 2 (released 1). It felt good.
And, Yes, everybody. I was the doofus on the radio asking everybody how to tell a BFT from a blackfin. There was some disagreement on our boat as to whether we had landed a "school" BFT or (what would have been a gi-normous) blackfin. I thought it was a BFT so that's why we released the second one. Got to the dock and the fish cleaning guy gave us citation papers for what he said was a huge blackfin tuna (at that point everybody was mad at me for releasing that second fish). Then the NMFS lady came up - God bless her - and said to the fish cleaner guy and the rest of us "Don't you know what a bluefin tuna is? That's a bluefin tuna! Read a book." So, in summary, we got a tag for a bluefin and a citation for a blackfin, all from the same fish. I guess they will figure it all out.
BTW, you veteren fishing guys may not have been impressed, but I was amazed at how well-defined the temp break was. My boat was sitting in 71 degree water while my baits were all in 62 degree water. There was a very distinct color and current change and "smoke" everywhere. I have never seen it that way. (I'm new).
WTG, I knew you'd do it if you kept at it long enough. Nice to have a good day especially since you went the long way out of OI.
Great to run with you guys.....thanks for the help with the trailer issue!!......45 min behind schedule seemed like 45 hrs to me.....wish we coulda pulled up on some larger sized fish.....but I'm not choosy....especially on a weather day like yesterday.....fished later than normal but didn't want to ruin a "Why didn't I...." kinda experience by leaving any earlier than I had too....would rather get home late from fishing later than getting home at the same time due to traffic at the HRBT....
Again, thanks for the help and hope we do it again soon.....I'm not afraid of the ANTI-TUNA aura around you!!!!
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Yeah that was one hard break.. One of the sweetest I have seen as well. What an awesome day fishing out there.. Slick Cam... Pretty work on the Tuners...
Jon, congrats on your first (and second) BFT ............ thanks for the envite, maybe another time.
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You have a temp gauge on your baits? Nice work on the BFT!
its a good feeling, WTG on your bft.
Congrats on the 1st Tuna!!! Nothing beats getting your own hull bloody!!!! WTG!!!
It's a nice change, having tuna (rather than ballyhoo) for dinner.
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Hi, I am new to this hobby and have found some family members who have been divorce and remarried with both paterners having children on their marriage. Is there a chart/tree that will show both marriages and children or do charts only show one marriage. Not sure if I have explained myself very well but I want a chart/tree that will show everyone attached to the family.
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I would like to know if it's possible to print chats with divored date? Under options I can only select marriage but would be nice to also print the divorced date in the charts.
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The fundamental problem with writing about an experience as profound as seeing and hearing the Dalai Lama speak is that the feeling it gives you is very hard to verbalise. Thankfully, the man himself has no such problem verbalising complicated concepts, and I came to realise that how he says what he says is as important as what he says. His is a wisdom that is more powerful stated than assumed, and it was wonderful to hear.
The reasons for the Dalai Lama being in Ireland and my being there to see him go back several months. The Possibilities Civic Forum was dreamed up a couple of months ago by three great Irish NGO's: Children in Crossfire, Afri and SpunOut.ie, groups that do a host of inspiring work on social justice and well-being both at home and abroad. As a long-time member of the SpunOut family, there was no way I wasn't attending. Their combined resolution to organise an event that could bring individuals and local groups together and energise them in their pursuit to change the way we do things in Ireland was, in every sense, a long time coming.
You could feel the 2,000 strong audience felt the same, as speaker after inspirational speaker was awarded rapturous standing ovations that came from their socks. Richard Moore, the founder of Children In Crossfire and the Dalai Lama's hero, was a special highlight of the day. Blinded at the age of ten by a rubber bullet in his native Derry, Richard is a truly extraordinary example of forgiveness and compassion. Not only has he let blindness or bitterness consume him, but he's dedicated his life to helping other children in conflict zones. He even sought out the soldier that shot him, and the two are now friends. It was hard not to well up listening to him speak.
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The day wasn't just about big-ticket speakers though. Theatre groups, gospel choirs, poets, traditional musicians and advocates for everything from mental health provision to combating racism through sport showed us in no uncertain terms just how much potential the country has and what, as the title of the forum encouraged us to consider, is possible if we resolve to do it.
One of the things the Dalai Lama focused on in his address was "inner qualities", the instinct within us that encourages us to be subject to one another, to embrace compassion and reject animus. As he left the audience in Dublin, he showed his own inner quality. Going down the wrong steps off the stage accidentally on purpose, much to the dismay of his handlers, he went over to the row of people in wheelchairs at the edge of the central section of the room, and administered to every one of them, before doing similar on the other side of the room. It was a simple act, but to witness it was truly special. If seeing it encourages everyone in that room to engage in similarly simple but meaningful gestures, then we'll see that what's possible is anything we like.
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Chris47 | Apr 17, 2011, 01:54 PM EDT
The Dalai Lama has been supported by neoconservatives in the US since the 1950's under the CIA and now by the neoliberals under the auspices of the NED, to the tune of millions given to his TGE, composed of the same relatives and wealthy landowners that he fled with. Of course he is spearheading this "Happiness Tour" to keep people happy and contented. This is a political movement of imperialism , hooked up with a feudal despot, who has done NOTHING but stir up conflict for 60 years for the Tibetan people and has not helped them. Kindness and compassion are rhetoric this is a savvy politician hooked up with geoimperialist forces to keep people "content." Of course he would be going to Ireland with the Art of Happiness" rhetoric, "be nice, don't make waves, work hard, by someone who is just a politician as all the Dalai lamas were, preying on people's ignorance of lamaism and the greed and power hunger of a priestly brahmin caste that lost his own country because of this indifference to their own people . How naive can the west continue to be about this icon of imperialism and wealthy parasitism that is the "religious" voice to quell all discontent?
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jamaicabay | Apr 16, 2011, 12:32 PM EDT
This is so exciting. His message of peace could not have been better timed.
In regard to the anti-Tibetean Buddism mentioned below,one doesn't have to look so far back in Irish history to see similiar disregard for humanity. Why look back? The Dalai Lama teaches kindness and compassion TODAY.
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Chris47 | Apr 16, 2011, 10:23 AM EDT
Someone in the audience should have asked him about how Blind People were treated in old Tibet. They were considered possessed by demons and shunned.
You have no idea how repressive Tibetan Buddhism really is when you get hooked into it. You think the Catholic priests were repressive? These guys make them look like secular humanists. What you are describing is what happens in groups, you want to believe there is something outside yourself that is going to "save you" and you lose all critical thinking, all investigative abilities to check behind the wizard of oz curtain.
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