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Book your room at Tria Hotel - Special Class
Get an overview of this hotelRomantic Istanbul hotel in Sultanahmet, walk to Hagia Sophia
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Located in Sultanahmet, this romantic hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Mosaic Museum, Hagia Sophia, and Basilica Cistern. Hippodrome and Blue Mosque are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a rooftop terrace, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include 24-hour room service, concierge services, and dry cleaning.
Room Amenities
All 20 rooms feature thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include 24-hour room service, minibars, and premium bedding.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Tria Hotel - Special ClassAkbiyik Cad Terbiyik Sok No 7 Sultanahmet Istanbul Istanbul 34100
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This romantic hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tria Hotel - Special Class is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 20
- Number of floors - 4
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Newspapers in lobby (surcharge)
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Rooftop terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Satellite TV service
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Tria Hotel - Special Class has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 6 AM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
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.
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Tria Hotel Special Class
- Tria Hotel Special Class Istanbul
- Tria Special Class
- Tria Special Class Istanbul
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 6 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
National Rating
Official Turkey Classification provided by Turkey Ministry of Tourism


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MechRunner - A New Kickstarter from Ben's company, Spark Plug Games
Hey All,
Some of you know that, when I'm not making comics, I work for Spark Plug Games making all manner of video games for people to enjoy. If you happen to enjoy games, specifically fast-paced mech games, then you're in luck! Spark Plug has just launched a Kickstarter for a new game called MechRunner that goes live in July of this year. The game features some pretty amazing artwork and some awesome action (If you're into that kind of thing.) and the campaign has some pretty sweet rewards that you won't be able to get anywhere else.
Anyway, here's a link to the game. Thanks for checking it out! :)

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About EMEF
Who Are We?
We're moms, dads, and kids of all ages. We're the friends and families of Arbor Montessori Schools & Eastside Montessori Education Foundation (EMEF), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. We love being outdoors and we love lifetime sports like running, biking, swimming, and triathlons.
Our main goal for the Issaquah Triathlon is to get you and your whole family outside enjoying these great sports together. This event is Arbor Schools' primary annual fundraiser. All of the proceeds are used to benefit Arbor Montessori Schools and neighboring communities. So join us for this fun event to help your family and other families in the Puget Sound area! Thank you for participating.
This event is produced by over 250 volunteers from Arbor Schools, EMEF and the community, but would not be possible without the help and support of the rangers and staff of Lake Sammamish State Park, the Police officers of Issaquah, Sammamish and the King County Officers Guild, the Police Explorer Scouts, the Cadets and Commanders from the Civil Air Patrol -- Overlake Composite Squadron and our Sponsors. Please support these great local organizations and businesses. And let them know you appreciate their support of this community event.


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Building a Board that Works
Overseas Schools Advisory Council
Department of State
Washington, DC 20520
Robert W. Norton
Senior Vice President
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group
John R. Gibbs
Manager, Global Human Resources
Mobil Corporation
John P. Doherty
Director, Global Compensation
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Mark N. Grigsby
Manager, International Services
Bank of America
Richard A. Johnson
Finance Director, Europe
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Marie C. Howard
Senior Manager
Expatriate Policy and Relocation
Proctor and Gamble Company
M. Asif Beg
Vice President, Human Resources
Exxon Company, International
James A. Huber
Manager, Training Institute
Caterpillar, Inc.
Dolores E. Cross
President, GE Fund
General Electric Company
Hoyle C. Jones
Vice President
Citibank, N.A.
Patricia Drozdowski
Vice President
Corporate Human Resources
The Chase Manhattan Bank
Christopher Last
Director of International Service
Ford Motor Company
Paul M. Elmer
Corporate Director
International Human Resources
Motorola, Inc.
Stanley S. Litow
Vice President, Corporate Community Relations
President, IBM International Foundation
IBM Corporation
Vincent L. Ferrandino
Executive Director and CEO
New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc.
Joseph F. Pembroke
Director, International Policy Development
General Motors Corporation
Flavio Sa Carvalho
Vice President, Human Resources
Aetna International, Inc.
Janet C. Taylor
Director, Corporate Community Relations
Raytheon Company
Anthony Straquadine, Jr.
Director, Human Resources Development
Halliburton Company
William M. Yadlosky
Director, Employee and Industrial Relations
The Coca-Cola Company
Eugene R. Lopez
George McCullough
Patrick F. Kennedy
Assistant Secretary for Administration
Department of State
Richard W. Riley
Secretary of Education
Department of Education
Linda N. Lion
Deputy Assistant Administrator for Human Resources
Agency for International Development
John P. Loiello
Associate Director for Education and Cultural Affairs
U.S. Information Agency
Rudy de Leon
Under Secretary of Defense
Personnel and Readiness
Department of Defense
This project, School Board Development: Building a Board that Works, was developed and produced with funding from the Overseas Schools Advisory Council (OSC). All grant activities were conducted by the Mediterranean Association of International Schools (MAIS) under the guidance and direction of the U.S. Department of State, Office of Overseas Schools. We wish to thank the contributors and members of OSAC listed below.
*Aetna International Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Booz Allen & Hamilton *Halliburton Company *BankAmerica Foundation Harza Engineering Company *Caterpillar *IBM Corporation *The Chase Manhattan Bank Johnson & Johnson Chevron Kellogg *Citibank McCann-Erickson Worldwide *The Coca-Cola Company *Mobil Oil Corporation Colgate-Palmolive Phelps Dodge Department of State Price Waterhouse *DuPont Company *Pfizer International *Exxon Inc. *Raytheon Company *Ford Motor Company Texas Iron Works *General Electric Company *General Motors Corporation *OSAC member
We are indebted to the following people for their assistance, advice, and wisdom in compiling these materials. Their generous contribution of time and experience was invaluable, and we thank them.
Robert Sills, Project Director
Gilbert C. Brown
Linda Dawson, The Aspen Group International, Inc.
Lewis A. Grell, Executive Director, AAIE
Mary Anne Haas, International Schools Services
Les Landers, International Schools Services
John M. Nicklas, International Schools Services
Randy Quinn. The Aspen Group International, Inc.
Daryle Russell, President, AAIE
Judy Seltz, International Schools Services


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The Haunting of the Mexican Border
Artist, filmmaker and author Kathryn Ferguson discusses her book about the changing social and political landscape of the U.S. - Mexico Border.
Artist, filmmaker and author Kathryn Ferguson discusses her book about the changing social and political landscape of the U.S. - Mexico Border.
Author Kathryn Ferguson discusses "The Haunting of the Mexican Border - One Woman's Journey"; Cooperative Extension offers expert help with agriculture and wellness; Chris Dashiell explores the heroic legacy of Zorro.
The Tucson Museum of Art displays work from refugee artists who are part of The Owl and Panther Project; space scientist Chris Impey looks "Beyond"; and Beth Surdut faces off with an angry raptor in "The Art of Paying Attention".
Author and scientist Stephen Buchmann discusses "The Reason for Flowers"; three film scores that added dimension to their classic films; how one man overcame illiteracy; paying attention to stink bugs in love.
Tucson author creates fantasy worlds from imagination, research, and a knack for creating sense of place.
A community finds common ground in a local park; Sun Sounds of Arizona reads print media for those who can't; author Janni Lee Simner talks about creating fantasy fiction; unusual style of yoga offers "Authentic Movement".
Sean Prentiss' book explores the complicated legacy of Edward Abbey, and follows his footsteps through the Sonoran Desert region.
Non-profit "Flags for the Flagless" honors veterans; book details author's personal quest to better understand the life of Edward Abbey; Tucson car show draws diverse crowd; Molly McCloy shares a story about growing up.
Upcoming space experiment has a local connection; UA Science lecture series explores "Life in the Universe"; fitness as the front line against Parkinson's; "A Book I Love" from the 2015 Tucson Festival of Books.
Meet a local man who overcame his illiteracy while in his 50s; all-around entertainer Ben Vereen reflects on a stellar career; author Elizabeth Evans explores friendship & betrayal in her novel "As Good as Dead"; National Pi Day gets a closer look.
Mystery writer, coming to Tucson Festival of Books, had to overcome gender discrimination at UA.
Sprinkles! Recipes and Ideas for Rainbowlicious Desserts is packed with ways to make desserts not just delicious - but beautiful too.
Best-selling author based writings on her own story
Explore a lesser known side of the late actor's work, one that earned him a devoted following beyond the final frontier of "Star Trek".
Festival of Books speaker shares her writing life, features local sites in her mystery stories.
Peace Corps volunteers say life abroad opens new horizons, and is unforgettable.
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I would like to introduce myself and say that I am very happy to join this group.
You can read more about me and get more of a sense of who I am by going to my blog site at http://write-2-be.com/ or you can always follow me on twitter https://twitter.com/jcladyluv
I look forward to getting to know some of your writing styles and visiting your sites as well.
Hello Everyone,
My name is Michele I would like to introduce myself here.
I am a new Author looking for any tips along the way I write Inspirational, Fantasy love, and Poems.
Married 20 years with plenty of Test and Trials, we both are Ordained Ministers
Mother of 9 children and 2 of them are step children also a grandmother. Children ages range from 28 to 6 and my grandchildren are 7 and 10. My oldest son is married in the US Army with 2 children of his own (grannies special little men).
Business Owner in planning - Still writing my business plan before I open up for business.
Hey ya'll! Whoa. That sounded a bit country. Smile.
I just wanted to introduce myself.
If you have a free minute, check out http://momaha.com/
Digital hugs.
Hey ladies! I am hosting a NaNoWriMo alternative for anyone who wants to write an eBook. http://www.angengland.com/write-an-ebook-in-30-days-nanowrimo-alter... Would love to have you guys join me. And if you have a blog about writing/internet/blogging you can invite your readers to join in - sign up as an affiliate and earn 40% of any revenue generated. :-)
Today FREE download of Book #1 - New Friends of The Adventures of Zeppi series.
everyone have a great weekend from the bird and the pumpkin
Good to know about this writing group...I write personalized children's letters...
Halloween letters are ready to be ordered...It's good to hear from you
New post! A new job & a Pregnancy update, Week 23:
Wedded Bliss + Baby: Belly Diaries, Week 23
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Tori Spelling Hospital Stay: Faked For Reality Show?!
April 30, 2014 05:49 AM by Lisa Princ
Tori Spelling has been sharing her heartbreak surrounding husband Dean McDermott's affair on her new Lifetime show, True Tori, after months of rumors on Facebook and Twitter about his infidelity. Since the show began to air, the reality star found herself in the hospital amid the marriage crisis, leaving fans wondering if the stress had taken a toll on her? However, we're also left wondering if the entire thing was faked for the cameras? Hmm…
Tori Spelling recently spent six days in the hospital, amid the affair drama in her marriage, as well as while she was supposed to be taping True Tori. According to our friends at Radar Online, Spelling was hospitalized for severe migraines and an ulcer, with insiders noting that she could not keep any food down and she was in a lot of pain. But Spelling was also: "So run-down and ragged from the affair fallout," one insider explained.
However, when it comes to Tori Spelling's life, nothing ever seems to be off limits for the camera. In fact, Spelling's camera crew was in full force during her hospitalization, US Weekly reports. One source told even the site: "There were cameras following her at the hospital to document the whole thing."
Meanwhile, prior reports claim that McDermott will admit to multiple affairs on the show, which is likely what sends Spelling into the downward spiral. But we're still not convinced that some of the drama has not been faked for the cameras – I mean, without drama no one would tune in, right?
What do you think? Was Tori's hospital visit faked for the cameras? Do you think Tori and Dean will be able to save their marriage? We know you have an opinion and we want to hear from you. Comment below to share your thoughts with us.
Tori Spelling Marriage Crisis: Dean McDermott Had More Than One Affair
Tori Spelling Hospitalized For Almost A Week Amid Marriage Crisis
Was True Tori Interesting Or Depressing?
Photo credit: Lifetime
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(Reuters) - Struggling retailer Sears Holdings Corp said it was exploring the conversion of 200-300 stores to a real estate investment trust (REIT), which it would offer to shareholders to raise cash.
Sears shares were up 27 percent at $41.39 in premarket trading on Friday.
The company was looking to monetize a portion of its real estate through a sale-leaseback transaction, it said in a regulatory filing.
Sears said it expects to distribute to its shareholders rights to purchase common shares or other equity interests in the REIT on a pro rata basis.
Sears has been trying to raise cash to get it through the build-up to the year-end shopping season and it has...


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Cambridge American Cemetery & Memorial
Cemetery / Mausoleum
Tel: 01954 210350
The Cambridge American Cemetery is the only American WW2 cemetery in the United Kingdom. It is one of 24 overseas American cemeteries administered by the American Battle Monuments Commission, the smallest independent executive agency of the American Government.
The cemetery was first opened on 7th December 1943 as one of three temporary American cemeteries in the United Kingdom. After the war it was chosen as the only permanent American cemetery in the United Kingdom on land donated by the University of Cambridge. It is the final resting place of 3,812 men and women who gave their lives in the Battle of the Atlantic, the strategic bombing campaign over Europe, those who died in the invasion of Europe and who were killed in training exercises on British soil. The lives of another 5,127 men and women whose bodies were never recovered are commemorated on a wall of missing.
The cemetery is not just a place where men and women are buried. It combines art, landscape and symbolism in a way rarely found elsewhere in this country. Built on a gentle slope overlooking the flat area to the north of Cambridge if affords fine views over the countryside including that of Ely Cathedral over seventeen miles away.
The flag pole at the cemetery is a good point of orientation to the visitor. From there it is possible to view the entire site. Fan shaped burial plots radiate like the spokes of a wheel whist three reflecting pools resembling the Mall in Washington flank the wall of missing and lead to a Memorial Chapel. The memorial chapel contains a mosaic ceiling, windows commemorating every US state and a large map detailing the Battle of the Atlantic and the air campaign fought over the skies of occupied Europe.
The cemetery has its own visitor's centre where staff are on hand to answer questions and subject to availability can provided guided tours. The centre also contains information on those commemorated in the cemetery including leaflets to help visitors orientate themselves as they tour the grounds. Plans are well advanced to provide a state of the art interpretive centre aimed at enhancing the visitors understanding of the site.
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|Opening Times (1 Jan 2016 - 31 Dec 2016)
* Closed Christmas Day & New Years Day.Dates and times marked with a '*' are provisional and may be subject to change
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American Idol
Watch Paul Jolley Sing "Tonight I Wanna Cry" in American Idol 2013 Las Vegas Round 2
After making it all the way through Hollywood Week, 22-year-old Paul Jolley has the chance to sing for his life in Las Vegas!
After a heartfelt intro, Paul takes the stage to perform Keith Urban's "Tonight I Wanna Cry." Though Keith says it's a huge honor to have one of the contestants sing his song, he warns Paul about overlooking the understated quality in his voice. While Nicki has to agree, adding that Paul's rendition was over-performed, Randy applauds his serious range.
Will Paul make it through? Read our spoilers here!


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Griz suffer first conference loss of season
Thursday night the Montana Grizzly basketball team suffered their only conference loss of the season as they fell to the Weber State Wildcats 87-63.
It was the second meeting between the Big Sky's top two teams, the Griz won the first meeting at home beating Weber State 76-74. But this time the Griz were on the road and the Wildcats had their home crowd behind them.
During the first half of Thursday's contest Weber State went into the half with a 20-point lead. Montana took the lead just once early in the game, but the Wildcats took back the lead and they never looked back. Weber State took a 21-11 lead with 8:22 to go until halftime, and the Wildcats would then lead by double-digits for the remainder of the game. The closest Montana could get in the second half was 17 points, but they never really threatened Weber State in the final 20 minutes of the game.
Senior guard Will Cherry and senior forward Mathias Ward led the Griz in scoring with 18 points each, and were UM's only double-figure scorers. Junior forward Spencer Coleman added 9 points. Griz junior guard-forward Kareem Jamar was held to a season-low 4 points and fouled out with 4:01 left to play.
Entering the contest Montana had a Big Sky record 25 game winning streak, but it was snapped by the only team to beat the Griz in conference play all of last season. The Griz had also won 11 road games in a row, two shy of the record set by Weber State. UM's loss also ended a 14-game winning streak by Montana, which had them tied for the second longest winning streak in the nation.
Montana now has just a one-game victory over Weber State in the league standings with five conference games left in the season. Next up for the Grizzlies will be another road game at Idaho State Thursday, Feb. 16.


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All the buzz about Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino
27000363WM firstname.lastname@example.com | | Tags:  quickr8.5 domino #lotusknows
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By Luis Benitez
Social Software Product Manager
You may be aware that 2 weeks ago IBM released the latest and greatest release of Quickr 8.5 for Domino. There's been tons of buzz around this release. For example:
I won't repeat all the new features since there's just too many and others have covered it widely. However, I wanted to make you aware that tomorrow, Wednesday September 29th, there will be a webcast to talk about What's New And Improved in Lotus Quickr 8.5 at 10am EDT.
Here's a video of one of my favorite new features: Calendar overlay and iCal support which lets you view your team calendar directly in Microsoft Outlook / Lotus Notes. And since Google Calendar supports iCal, my next to-do is see if I can overlay my Lotus Quickr team calendar with Google Calendar:
To view the other videos, go here.


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Bakersfield is the oil capital of California, home to some of the oldest and biggest fields in the nation. Emissions from oil and gas processing contributes to Central Valley air pollution that is the worst in the nation. According to the Lung Association, the population of 800,000 is subject to the worst particle pollution in the country and third-worst ozone. Sperling Air Quality Index: 1Sperling Water Quality Index: 42
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In Jamaica, my entire career was in Education. I was a Social Studies teacher/professor at the secondary and tertiary levels then, a curriculum consultant, and author of textbooks. My sojourn in the US has continued my path in the Education field but this time in Student Affairs. Education found me while I was looking elsewhere for a career. I had no idea that my degrees in International Relations and Public Administration would take me on this exciting journey. Looking back over the life of my career, I am very satisfied with my choices and feel very blessed to have had the opportunities that came my way. Being a first generation student, I am keenly aware of the importance of education and I am passionate about helping students grow into their potential.
Born in Salisbury England, I graduated from The University of Wales, Trinity St David. I enjoy traveling and being active in sports. I've completed my dive master training in Thailand and studied abroad in Norway. I was elected to be the Students' Union International Student Officer. It was at this point my interests gravitated towards student support. I continue to learn new skills and adopt US culture while still staying close to my roots. I am happiest when doing something where I feel I am making a difference. I came to the US in 2010 and am excited to have the opportunity to work in the Diversity Center.
I am the first to tell students that one never knows what you're going to be when you "grow up". As a student of biology and later outdoor education, it's somewhat surprising that I have worked as an international education professional for almost 20 years. The time I spend with international and multicultural students and the opportunities I have for personal travel and exploration create in me a desire to know and try to understand the many cultures we have represented at Luther. The educator side of me loves to help, to teach, and to empower students to take risks, to advocate for themselves and to grow here at Luther and beyond. I especially love hearing from our alums about what they're now doing to make our world a better place.


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Ruwini Jayawardana and Anushka Nanayakkara
COLOMBO: Galadari Hotel Colombo officially opened the Grand Ballroom
on September 14, which was closed for nine years for renovations due to
the bomb attack in 1996.
General Manager, Sampath Siriwardana said that it would not have been
possible to make this project a success without the loyal guests who
have enjoyed the comforts of the Galadari Hotel. He also thanked the
Board of Directors (Galadari Brothers) who are based in Dubai.
There are several specialities regarding this Ballroom. Starting off
with, it has a "water wall" built inside the Ballroom. Also the panels
which leads to the Ballroom, dance floor can be removed.
Crystal chandeliers imported from Italy embellished the ceiling which
did alighten the Grand Ballroom. The Ballroom offers the facility of
sound proof walls. The walls were adored in a rich shade of cream and
gave a stunning effect.
The Galadari Hotel consists of 450 rooms and guests can entertain
themselves at the "Karaoke" lounge and "Gatsbys" night club.
The overall impression in the Galadari Ballroom is one of elegance
and grandeur, which has been created by the use of vivid decor.
COLOMBO: Say "I do" at the warmest heart in Sri Lanka Ceylon
Continental Hotel for the biggest day in your life. The hotel would make
it a fairy tale wedding!!! Glamorous venues with outstanding services to
make your occasion memorable all life long assures the versatile General
Manager, Anil jayemanne.
Experience the ambience and the breathtaking view of Sri Lanka's most
breathtaking location, situated at the Rooftop of the Ceylon
Continental. The carpet of the Cat's Eye Ballroom has now been replaced
with a brand new, graceful and extremely attractive carpet imported from
Britain, with a capacity for 200 guests.
The Continental's most spacious and luxurious Banquet Venue.
Perfectly suited to hold any event that demands glamour and uniqueness.
Situated in the Lobby level of the hotel, with a 500-guests capacity.
The underground Ballroom with elegant Chandeliers and glamorous tiled
floor. The outcome of your celebration will be simply magnificent. The
moonstone could accommodate 200 guests.
COLOMBO: Great Wall Restaurant, Bambalapitiya celebrated its 15th
anniversary yesterday on a grand style. The celebrations will go on
until the end of September.
In the heart of Colombo amidst the busy city environment on Galle
Road, Bambalapitiya stands the Great Wall Restaurant with an aura of
authenticity. This unique restaurant dedicates itself to authentic
Chinese cuisine, not just by the claim but in reality.
It has stood the test of time serving delicious authentic Chinese
food for over one and a half decades. This year it celebrates 15 years
of service to a wide cross section of customers.
Great Wall Restaurant is an ISO Certified Restaurant in Sri Lanka.
This is a great strength that helps them achieve their vision to be one
of the biggest chains of Chinese restaurants in Sri Lanka.
Great Wall Restaurant employs a full time expert Chinese chef flown
in from China who takes care of the preparation of authentic Chinese
food, with the assistance of a dedicated and well trained staff.
Great Wall has two air conditioned Chinese Restaurants at Galle Road,
Bambalapitiya and at Jayantha Weerasekera Mawatha, Colombo 10. They also
operate two Take Away Food outlets in both these addresses, as well as a
Food Court at Majestic City -- 'Great Lantern'.
The Cinnamon Grand Colombo has launched Echo, an up market Italian
restaurant that brings new flair and flavour to the City's gastronomic
Doing the honours will be Master Chef Sgroi Giuseppe who brings with
him a wealth of experience and an innovative blend of ideas to serve
authentic Italian fare at its best.
The restaurant, located on the first level of the newly opened
Angsana City Club & Spa seats over 70 people and is open for both lunch
and dinner.
Echo, in keeping with its trendy name echoes everything Italian, and
the extensive menu and wine list puts it on par with some of the best
restaurants serving authentic Italian cuisine in the world.
The large offering, include nine anti pasti (the Italian term for
starters), 12 preparations of pasta and risotto, eight types of pizzas,
speciality fish and meat dishes and a delightful array of desserts.
Sleek modern interiors in bold red and black, soft overhead pendent
lights and trendy decor adds to its appeal factor.
The best part about Echo, as it rightly should be, however, is that
it offers a delightful variety of regional Italian cuisine, that is sure
to have a great following! The menu, has enough for the adventurous
gourmet as well as the curious diner.
Thus on the one hand, there are simple special ties such as Calamari
Friti Con Salsa Alla Diavola: Golden Fried Crispy Squid Rings Served
with Spicy Tomato Sauce to the more elaborate Ossobuco Alla Milanes:
Braised Veal Served with Saffron Risotto and Parmesan shavings.
Chain of restaurants to cater to motorists:
COLOMBO: Laugfs Holdings Limited has entered the Hotel
industry through their sister company, Laugfs Leisure Limited. This
concept was introduced by Chairman, Laugfs Holdings Limited, W.K.H.
Wagapitiya and Managing Director Tilak Perera.
According to Aruna Jayalath, General Manager, Laugfs, their idea of
developing this chain of Chinese restaurants named "Jade" is to make
available authentic Chinese cuisine to more people in and outside
As they are already holding prime property in Colombo where their
Fuel Marts are situated, it is a small step to upgrade them with a
Laugfs Sunup Super market and a Jade restaurant to cater to every need
of the motorists. The chefs at Jade restaurants are experts in Chinese
cuisine and only authentic ingredients are used in preparation of the
The courteous and friendly staff is also highly trained with
experience in star-class hotel. Their first restaurant with seating
capacity of 80 guests was opened at Jubilee Post Junction, Nugegoda,
recently and has got popular within a short period.
The second will be opened in the near future in Maharagama. Laugfs
Leisure Limited is planning to open five restaurants in and around
Colombo. They are also planning to go into the small luxury hotel
concept by next year. They have got some property located in scenic
locations in Chilaw, Sigiriya and Deep South.
Jade restaurants promote the idea of family restaurants and therefore
their projected restaurants will not be serving any liquor.
However there is a variety of delicious 'mocktails' consisting of
tasty fruit juice and other non-alcoholic beverages in varying
combinations to offer guests, says Aruna Jayalath who is a Hotel School
Graduate with over 24 years of hoteliering experience. Before joining
Laugfs, he was the Resident Manager of Koggla Beach Hotel.
Travel Go Guide:
The Chinese create the most extraordinary food for the most ordinary
Then, imagine the delectable fare for their most extraordinary
festival. Words certainly serve no justice.
Celebrate the Autumn Food Festival and thrill with honey-fried crab,
chicken in chilli-sour-sauce, cuttlefish sauteed with zha-cai and many
more delectable delicacies found only during this greatest Chinese
festival during September and October at the Long Feng Restaurant at
Trans Asia Hotel.
Enjoy gourmet pizza at the Union Bar & Grill of the Colombo Hilton
from the September 25 to October 15. As any food critic will tell you
Italian food at the UBG is exceptional, during the promotion the
talented chef Kumar and his team will create authentic gourmet pizzas
with delicious cheese and rich toppings.
Executive Chef Kumar states "pizza lovers are welcome to select their
own favourite toppings, be it olives, salty anchovies, grilled
vegetables or prosciutto".
"Pizza will be available all day during the promotion and there will
be discounts offered on selected beers at the Union Bar," said the Food
& Beverage Manager, Gajendran.
"Another unique feature with the pizza promotion at the Hilton
Colombo Residence is that we personalise our pizza for the health
conscious by creating a thin and crispy base with low calorie toppings,"
said Gajendran.
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Hi, Sorry this is an ZF 2.0.2 Issue .. but i did not find the link to post it within the ZF2 tracker - so please move it to the correct project!
= Description = Using Zend\Mail with Zend\Mime\Part multipart stream based content, multiple calls of Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp::send results in incomplete mail transmission. Currently, on every call of Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp::send the content of each part is captured by using Zend\Mime\Part::getContent(), but this function directly gets the stream content by using stream_get_contents(...). When using Resource based content (e.g. create by fopen) only the first readout works. On the second call the filepointer is pointed to the end of the file and stream_get_contents() will return an empty string which results in an empty Part of the Message.
= Example = $sendTo = array('email@example.com', 'email@example.com', 'firstname.lastname@example.com');
// message $message = new Zend\Mail\Message(); ...
// SMTP $transport = new Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp();
// string based content $text = new Zend\Mime\Part('text...'); ...
// resource based stream content $pdf = new Zend\Mime\Part(fopen('test.pdf', 'r')); ...
// set content $body->setParts(array($text, $pdf)); $message->setBody($body);
// send mails - first mail will be delivered correctly. second+third mail will be transmitted without the $pdf content foreach ($sendTo as $dst){ $message->setBcc($dst); $transport->send($message); }
= Possible Solution = 1.) Zend\Mime\Part::getContent - a flag should be added, that indicates the stream content is read yet. In this case a "cached" version of the stream content should be returned. 2.) Or (the simple way) rewind($this->content) should be called before stream_get_contents to reset the file pointer
@Andi {quote}Sorry this is an ZF 2.0.2 Issue .. but i did not find the link to post it within the ZF2 tracker - so please move it to the correct project!{quote} Open your report here: https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/issues


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Possibly related to issues people seem to be having else where with Personas: we're stilling having issues with Outlook including the sender's address when doing a reply to all. I've tried creating Personas for the username and alias in case that is the problem but that doesn't help.
We are using AD usernames as our account names (to simplify login) but the canonical address is set to the alias address of first.lastname@domain. Could this be confusing Outlook? Stuff I've found on Google suggests this happens when Outlook doesn't know it's own address.
This is with ZCO 5.0.6 and Outlook 2007.
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While waiting for the fourth season of Game of Thrones to premiere, I'm betting every devoted fan has binge-watched their favorite episodes, if not all of them.
Sometimes life gets in the way and relieving every fantastic – or terrible – moment episode-by-episode becomes impossible.
That's part of why this recap is so brilliant. But there is another reason too.
How many shows have fans who make emoji recaps of them? Not many, right? That's what makes GOT so special. Adoring fans love to showcase their creativity in numerous different ways.
While watching every moment of this, including the climatic ending, I couldn't help but think of the remix of the show that highlights some fantastic moments. Almost every quote was easy to enjoy.
Check out the video above by Cara Rose DeFabio and remember in a game of phones, you either win or you die.
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As some of you will know, I have been in production of an entirely original Sci-fi RPG called Free Spacer for quite a while now. Here it is, the first proof that, yes indeed, Free Spacer is imminent. What I have included for your approval is a vertical slice of the game, showing you (and me) a glimpse of the final work.
In this preview, I have included a beta layout for the Commissioning (character creation) Chapter; this Chapter walks you and your group through Ship and Crewmember creation. While you may notice that Free Spacer's Commissioning System is a different from most other RPGs, you will probably notice some of its similarities too.
When designing Free Spacer and the Commissioning System in particular, I made many design choices with the goal to be innately science fiction while forwarding the new ideas of lighter more encompassing mechanics. To make the system contemporary and streamlined, I avoided the calculations of most Point Buy systems and used a series of aspects to derive required skills, traits, and other necessary attributes for not just the Player Character (Crewmember), but also a group template and Starship (Ship) in a single game session.
Besides the Commission Chapter, I also included a Crew and Ship worksheet for use in Commissioning. For perspective, I also included a Crew Sheet and one of five Ship Sheets for use in play. Feel free to leave feedback on Layout, Presentation, the Commissioning process, and your experience with the Excerpt as you check it out.


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March 20, 2012 - Heather Ziegler
OK, spring is here. The sun is shining and it's actually very warm out there. Too warm. There is still a lot of time left in the spring for frost and freezing mornings which scares the heck out of a lot of farmers and growers. If the fruit trees and nut trees bloom too soon, a freeze could kill them and there will be no crop. So, while you regale in these wonderful temperatures, don't put away the mittens just yet. I know it's spring because the Fulton Dairy Queen is open for the season. Soon the ball teams will line up at the windows and the lunch crowd will scoop up the hotdogs and shakes. Dairy Queens have a delicious thing called a "Freeze." It's a Misty (icy, slushy fruit concoction) mixed with vanilla soft serve ice cream. Beware, they could be addictive and do not, I repeat, do not suck this thing down quickly or you will experience brain freeze. While I sorely miss not having a Baskin Robbins in our area, we are lucky to have several places to get some good ice cream. Everyone knows about Kirke's Homemade Ice Cream in St. Clairsville where there have many flavors and are always experimenting with new recipes. Up at The Highlands, you can have your cake and ice cream, too, with some of the items on the menu at Cold Stone Creamery. Their smoothies are out of this world, too. Or you can hop over to the Russell Stover store where you can get a hand-dipped ice cream cone ... as if the chocolate in there isn't enough to curb a sugar craving. Some ice cream lovers swear by the ice cream sundaes or desserts at Perkins and who can pass up the ice cream fudge cake at T.J.'s restaurant? Then out at Hoss's Steak and Seafood in Elm Grove, there is the soft serve ice cream on the salad (?) bar and you can dress up the cold stuff with lots of toppings. Even Bob Evans has ice cream sundaes as does Cracker Barrel. At Applebee's they have these little desserts served in oversized shot glasses. They have cheesecake, hot fudge and a to die-for chocolate mousse creation, served in the little glasses. I'm sure you have your favorites and I encourage you to share yours with me. Fellow blogger Phyllis Sigal said she misses Howard Johnson coffee-flavored ice cream -- and Isaly's skyscraper cones.... How about you?
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As we often stress, social media is a key component of crowdfunding — but for UFOstart, social media and crowdfunding are literally inseparable. Currently in beta, UFOstart is an equity-based crowdfunding platform that operates as a Facebook application. It has an outside website, but that simply directs visitors to connect to the Facebook app.
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Integrating experts as well as investors, UFOstart's "work for equity" option has the potential to significantly reduce startups' funding needs. Moreover, UFOstart partners in each venture with funds and legal frameworks to help businesses get off the ground.
The site's three founders — Thomas Hessler, CEO; Heiko Rauch, CFO/COO; and Jens Hewald, CTO — previously started Zanox, an affiliate marketing platform that they sold to Europe's largest PR and marketing firm for $300 million in 2007. The self-described "crazy Germans" have grand aspirations for UFOstart: they aim to close 10,000 startup deals worth a total of $500 million within the next three years.
The first company to raise funds with UFOstart is Capseo, a web-marketing company that uses crowdsourcing tactics. With 23 days remaining, Capseo has raised about 40% of its funding round. Crowdsourcing.org spoke with Capseo Co-founder and CEO Anji Ismail at CrowdConf2011 to learn more about the company. Check out that video interview below.
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Sept. 19, 2008
By Barry AllenRollTide.com
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - It was as far from normal as you could get, considering the two players involved were making their first career starts in an SEC road game.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Brodie Croyle and junior running back Shaud Williams were not fazed by the environment or the atmosphere of an SEC road game.
Croyle handed the ball off to Williams and in the blink of an eye, the Tide's A-back blazed an 80-yard trail into the Arkansas end zone, setting the tone for Alabama's 30-12 win at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium.
Williams' touchdown run marked the first time since 1973 that Alabama scored on its first offensive play of the football game. The Crimson Tide also scored on its first offensive snap against Tennessee on Oct. 20, 1973 when quarterback Gary Rutledge threw an 80-yard pass to Wayne Wheeler en route to a 42-21 win at Legion Field. Williams' TD run also ranks as the third-longest in Crimson Tide lore.
Alabama's offense did not stop there. In fact, the Crimson Tide rolled up 218 total yards in the first quarter and built a 17-0 lead with12:26 left in the first half. Alabama had 147 rushing yards and 71 passing yards against Arkansas in the first 15 minutes of play. The 218 yards were the most by Alabama in a quarter in 2002, surpassing its 198-yard effort against Middle Tennessee in the season opener.
After an Arkansas punt, Alabama's offense went back to work, starting from its own 20-yard line. The Tide moved 80 yards in seven plays, capped by Croyle's 28-yard pass to Sam Collins for a 14-0 lead with 8:15 left in the first quarter.
After an exchange of punts, Alabama took over at its own 24-yard line with 2:11 left in the first quarter and used an 11-play, 77-yard drive to stretch its lead to 17-0 on Brian Bostick's 28-yard field goal.
Arkansas recovered from the early barrage and after a partially blocked punt took over at its own 24-yard line. The Razorbacks moved 76 yards in seven plays and scored on Matt Jones' 7-yard run to pull to within 17-7 at the 5:25 mark of the second quarter.
Alabama's next possession ended with a bizarre twist and gave Arkansas solid field position. The Tide moved from its own 20-yard line to the Arkansas 42-yard line in nine plays, but faced a fourth-and-two when punter Lane Bearden faked a punt and tackled after a 1-yard gain. Bearden was injured on the play and left the game with a torn ACL.
The Tide forced a turnover on the very next play as Waine Bacon intercepted a Jones pass at the Alabama 29. Another exchange of punts ended the half.
A personal foul penalty against Alabama gave Arkansas great field position to start the third quarter and Jones and the Razorbacks capitalized. The Razorbacks drove to the Tide 16-yard line before settling for a Brendan O'Donohoe 33-yard field that pulled Arkansas to within 17-10 with 12:44 left in the third quarter.
Alabama tacked on another Bostick field goal to take a 20-10 lead with 9:33 left in the third quarter, but missed a chance to stretch its lead to 17 points when Williams fumbled at the Arkansas 12-yard line with less than two minutes left in the quarter.
After an exchange of punts, Alabama added another field goal as Bostick's 37-yard kick gave the Tide a 23-10 lead with 12:10 left in the game.
The Tide put the game away after getting the ball at midfield following an Arkansas punt. On the first play, Croyle hit a streaking Zach Fletcher for a 50-yard TD pass and Bostick's extra point gave the Tide a 30-10 with 9:51 left in the game.
The Razorbacks were awarded a safety in the final 30 seconds of the game when Alabama ran the ball out of the back of the end zone on a punt attempt from the four-yard line.
Alabama ran for 302 yards in the win over Arkansas and finished the game with 552 yards of total offense. Santonio Beard and Williams both eclipsed the 100-yard mark for the Tide. Beard was the leading rusher with 134 yards on 21 carries. Williams added 119 yards on 11 carries and averaged 10.8 yards per play. He also caught two passes for 88 yards, including a 75-yard screen pass from Croyle.
Croyle, who was named the National Freshman of the Week, completed 12-of-24 passes for 285 yards and two TDs in his first career start.
The Tide defense held Arkansas to 127 yards through the air and recorded two interceptions and 12 pass break-ups in the win. Gerald Dixon led the way with nine tackles, while Charles Jones added eight stops. The Tide also added 11 quarterback pressures in the win.


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It's that time of the year where we decide our player of the season, here at Red Flag Flying High, our various writers have different opinions on who deserves the accolade of 'United's Player of the Season.' Here's Steve's view on why it should be man-mountain Phil Jones. Whether you agree or not you can cast your vote at the poll at the foot of this article.
"If you talk to Bobby Charlton, Phil Jones reminds him of Duncan Edwards" Paddy Crerand told the world when asked about the new kid on the block.
There is nothing in this world that could equate to such a compliment and phenomenal comparison as those words that fell from a legend's lips.
When Fergie picked this kid up from Blackburn Rovers for £16.5m in the summer of 2011, a lot of supporters, pundits and cynics were asking: "What?" "Who?" "Why?" "How Much? "
At a time when the club were being linked, albeit speculatively with players such as Wesley Sneijder and Alexi Sanchez, the boss was quietly working in the background, as he usually does, to snap up a promising 19 year old centre-back, who'd played 35 league games for our Lancashire neighbours.
"One for the future" many cried. "Expensive bench warmer" others preached. Neither exactly accurate. Best summer signing could be closer to the truth.
It wasn't long before Phil Jones was thrust in to action in the first team, making his competitive debut for the reds as a second-half substitute, replacing Rio Ferdinand in the FA Community Shield clash against Manchester City in their 3-2 victory.
The following week he made his league, again as a substitute replacing Ferdinand, as United beat West Bromwich Albion 2–1 on the opening weekend.
With two strong substitute appearances under his belt, we saw a snippet of how important the signing of Jones was a week later, making his full Premier League against Tottenham Hostpur in a 3–0 victory at Old Trafford. Here, he played the entire game alongside Jonny Evans, a solid yet fairly in-experienced partnership playing their part in keeping a clean sheet.
Already impressing and wowing United fans and supporters up and down the land with how well he'd settled in, Jones provided two assists for Wayne Rooney in United's 5-0 thumping of Bolton Wanderers at the Reebok Stadium in September. Jones was playing at right-back in this one and created Rooney's first goal after a quick throw in and pin point cross for Rooney to tap home. Five minutes later, Jones mazy run took him past numerous Bolton defenders before his shot was blocked by the goalkeeper but followed up by Rooney.
A similar run from him in the following game at home to Chelsea caused chaos in the Londoners defence, before the ball fell to Wayne Rooney to score. United went on to win the game 3–1.
Taking it up a further notch, Jones started the away game to Liverpool as a box to box midfielder, different from his usual defensive positions and again he amazed us with a man of the match performance. He would again star in the midfield , when he scored his first ever senior goal on 3 December 2011, in a 1–0 away win against Aston Villa. He arrived in the box from centre midfield to meet a cross from Nani with a controlled side foot volley to score the game's only goal.
Why is Phil Jones Player of the season?
Phil Jones is only 20 years old. In a campaign where we've been blighted by injury after injury not just in defence but also in midfield, the youngster has been asked to perform a range of duties. These duties have been in a range of positions, and his performances have been like that of a man ten years older than himself, who's been playing for us for a decade. Yes he has things to learn – he's just a kid – but the qualities that he's exerted on the team far, far outweigh the parts of his game that still needs to develop.
He's a vocal lad too. Remember the 8-2 victory against Arsenal? Ji-Sung Park entered the field as substitute and Jones, only a few matches in to his Manchester United career was barking orders at the experienced South Korean, pointing to the positions he should take up like a captain. This was despite our sizeable cushion on the score line. It was as surreal to see as it was special. That skippers armband will be his in the near future.
For me, we have a host of players who can lift the player of the season title for 2011-2012. It's the flair players that excite supporters, and generally get given this accolade. But all things considered, a winger who impresses on the wing and delivers a decent cross, or a striker who puts the ball in the net are just doing their job well.
If you look at what Phil Jones has been asked to do, I don't think that anyone has had to put in as much work, and delivered such a committed, successful and wide a range of responsibilities as he has. And he's done them well. It's this wide picture that clinches my vote for the young lad…will it clinch yours too?
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really!? he's been a totally different player since that injury a couple of months ago. In my consideration, he is far behind of Rooney, Valencia, Carrick and Scholes.
He didn't show what he 's worth. With own goals, the boy has energy and physique but that doesn't make him any better than the likes of Kieran Gibbs, Da silva brothers with pure talent. One thing with English pundits is that they push to much hype on their promising talents, it goes to there heads and all of sudden they collapse. Go to Spain you see hundreds of talented boys and they don't get such hype. Jones is not Edward nor is he Baresi as English media and the "legends" have been saying, Jones is just Jones. Typical English hype.
den u definately not tawkn abt 2011/2012 season!! Jones has been poor afta hes injury. No doubt hes got talent but playa of da seas0n? U mus b j0kin, 1stly da lad needz 2 knw weda hes a cb, rb or cm, not hes fault thou, jus derz n0 need 4 a new john o shea.
Let's be honest. Phil's had a rough year with head injuries. However, at no point did I ever think "whew, good thing we have Phil Jones or we'd be in trouble". Has he even played in half the games? Did anyone even notice? His time is coming, but isn't now.
I love this…brilliant:
However, at no point did I ever think "whew, good thing we have Phil Jones or we'd be in trouble".
He's eager, he's talented, he tries, but he's sloppy, erratic, and not yet composed in difficult situations.
He's definitely not done anything to warrant a
"We're in trouble. Get Phil Jones in there. He'll fix it."
He's an amazing prospect but there are about ten others ahead of him for player of the season.


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Hope the superglue works.
How bad Siu? I hope you heal quickly, then send me the knife for my collection.
Dragging Anchor
Well I was really good with it in the store, and then at home I was checking out the "New AXIS SAFETY lock", holding the blade with one hand while clicking the safety to see how it engages. Well everyone knows that you gotta keep the blade oiled, right? Well, while I was holding the blade with my fingers and messing with the SAFETY, the blade slipped and it clamped down on my finger. My reaction had me yank my finger out fast.
I sure have a lot of blood. And its throbbing like hell.
Anyway, I just got it and it was the first time I opened it at home. It's the 551s in black.
I hear that super glue works very well.
Little dogs can bump your elbow and let your finger slide up onto the blade too. This can be very embarrasing when looking at a brand new knife in the car in the mall parking lot. One still has to hand the attendant the ticket and pay to get out.
For some reson the parking attendants don't like bloody tickets?
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I like my knives set to close a bit more slowly and open slowly too....i'll give up a little speed for added safety.
That's a pretty knife, Siu. Do you like the serrated edge? I only owned one knife ever with a serrated (a rather cheapo from the hardware store counter, though it actually worked really well for something that inexpensive!) and I am not really even sure what one uses a serrated edge for. Is it for sawing type cuts?
My wfe an her buddies were singing praises of Luna bars today - go for the nutz over Chocolate - yummy way to get a little extra iron. Drink lotsa fluids too....and stay away from vampires!
I have a huge gun safe full of kinves. I used to make custom knives. I used to belong to a knife club and have sold at LA and Vegas etc.... this thing cuts !!! also.........owwieee !!!
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kittens are cute but if they tasted as good as fish I'd eat them too - Pi**{ie
I'd like to send you this knife for your collection. It comes with a anti-siu-hurting-herself guarantee.
Just make sure you don't eat it ya'hear yung ladee!
kittens are cute but if they tasted as good as fish I'd eat them too - Pi**{ie
Thank goodness you did not slice your tendon. It would be surgery time.
Regards, MillCreek
Snohomish County, Washington USA
My Favorite (fits under a sport coat-quick draw clamshell holster)
Wow. Those knives truly are special!! My favorite of those would probably be the one with the Arizona wood handle. I love the carvings and the shape of the blade.
That other one, the last one...it's kinda huge and can be used to chop off someone's head or something.


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Even before filming begins on seasontwo of the Celebrity Apprentice, Heather Mills has been fired! The former model and ex-wife of Sir Paul McCartney, was let go by the NBC bosses due to a ridiculous clause she was demanding to be in her contract.
Heather was asking the executives to guarantee her a place in the final, regardless of how succesful she was during the rest of the show.
The business tycoon confirmed in June that Mills was bidding for a role on the series, a spin-off of The Apprentice, which sees celebrities work under the guidance of Donald Trump.
A source told Britain's The Sun newspapers: "The network was originally very keen on getting her involved. But her demands were ludicrous and it soon became clear that getting her involved would be a headache. It was the final straw when she said she wouldn't take part unless she was guaranteed a place in the final – even after it was explained that wasn't how the show worked."
NBC politely told Heather that they would not be following up their interest in her appearing on the show.
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text: On Thu, 2012-03-29 at 10:44 +0200, Krzesimir Nowak wrote: > 2012/3/27 Patrick Ohly <patrick.ohly at intel.com>: > > For example, running a command line operation is not tested. Support for > > it is implemented, but only without the output handling. Before adding > > that, the tests from the Cmdline unit tests should be incorporated into > > test-dbus.py. That way it can be verified that the tests work (because > > they fail initially with the new branch) and developing the feature > > becomes easier (because testing doesn't have to be manual). > > I started working on it yesterday. Just to be sure - do all of the > tests from syncevo/Cmdline.cpp have to be ported? Some might be genuine unit tests (exercise the Cmdline class and not so much the implementation behind it), those can stay in Cmdline.cpp. Everything which does real, functional testing of more than just the Cmdline class (and I think most of the tests fall into that category) should be extracted so that it can run with --disable-unittests and exercises the entire system, like a normal user would. > Also, I guess that I can pass any value to be under 0th index of args > parameter for session.Execute()? I have seen "client-test" to be > passed in TestCmdline class, but it seems to be used nowhere in > Cmdline anyway. Careful here. The main goal is to have real tests involving syncevolution as frontend and syncevo-dbus-server as backend. That means the test driver needs to invoke the syncevolution binary. Unit tests are useful to check for specific corner cases quickly, but in general I prefer to have realistic integration tests which include the corner cases. Putting this into test-dbus.py has the advantage that there is quite a bit of infrastructure for setting up and monitoring syncevo-dbus-server and for creating the right environment (XDG env variables, content of these directories - see @property("snapshot")). Invoking and monitoring an executable instead of making D-Bus calls will require some plumbing. -- Best Regards Patrick Ohly Senior Software Engineer Intel GmbH Open Source Technology Center Pützstr. 5 Phone: +49-228-2493652 53129 Bonn Germany


text: I'm leaving for my first tour in one week. It will be 400 miles on all paved roads, and I'm hoping to average 50-60 miles per day. I was wondering what people do with just a few to go. I rode about 200 miles this week. Should I ride everyday next week? Every other day? Take the week off and sit in front of the TV eating potato chips? Your input is greatly appreciated.


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Questions linger in shooting of NY college student
MINEOLA, N.Y. As a grieving family prepared for the funeral of a Hofstra University junior killed by a police officer's bullet during a standoff with an armed intruder, some on Monday questioned whether police should have waited for help, including a hostage negotiating team.
"I think the police is not very professional," the dead woman's godfather said outside the family home in Westchester County, north of New York City. "If he's professional, he should have tried negotiation," Henrique Santos said.
Santos earlier told the Journal-News: "He should have hit the guy with the first shot, not eight."
A key question is whether the officers responding to the house near the Hofstra campus at 2:30 a.m. Friday were aware the intruder was holding hostages. Police officials described the initial report as simply a robbery in progress.
One of the two officers who entered the home found the intruder holding 21-year-old Andrea Rebello in a headlock and "kept saying `I'm going to kill her,' and then he pointed the gun at the police officer," said Nassau County homicide squad Lt. John Azzata. That's when the officer, who has not been identified, fired eight times, fatally striking 30-year-old Dalton Smith with seven shots and Rebello with one shot to the head.
Smith, who had a 9 mm pistol, never fired a shot, police said.
Edward Mamet, who spent 40 years as a New York City police officer and appears as an expert witness on police procedure, said if the responding officers knew hostages were inside the house, they should have taken a cautious approach and waited for backup.
"Unless it's clearly indicated that the lives of hostages and any bystanders are in jeopardy," Mamet said. "If that's the case, then everything goes out the window."
Police Commissioner Thomas Dale said the criminal investigation is ongoing and an internal police department investigation will follow. A spokesman for the district attorney's office said Monday it also was monitoring the police investigation.
James Carver, president of the Nassau County Patrolman's Benevolent Association, which represents the officer, did not return telephone calls for comment. He scheduled a Tuesday news conference to discuss the case.
One woman who was in the house when the intruder broke in was permitted to leave the house to get money at a nearby ATM; she called 911 and never returned to the house. It was not immediately clear if that woman told a 911 operator the intruder was holding several people at gunpoint inside the house, or whether that information was relayed to responding officers.
"There's a balancing act of trying to take decisive action, but wise action," said Eugene O'Donnell, a former New York City police officer and professor of law and police studies at John Jay College. "These situations are so unique and are differentiated by what the cops knew at the time."
A Nassau County spokesman on Monday cited state law in declining to release 911 tapes of the incident. Some news organizations have posted audio of police scanner chatter of the incident from the Internet, but its accuracy could not be verified. At certain points in the recordings, officers can be heard referring to hostages, but the chronology of events is not clear.
Azzata has said that when the first two officers approached the front door of the two-story home, a woman later identified as Jessica Rebello came screaming out of the house yelling "he's got a gun." Azzata said at that moment, officers believed Smith was in the home alone. It was only once inside the house that an officer learned two others besides the gunman were inside.


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The Rev. Dr. E. Richard Lane, 84, passed away Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014, at his residence in Franklin.
He was born April 28, 1930, in Canton, Ohio, to Frank Cecil and Wanna (Queen) Lane. He married Wanda Marilyn Payne on July 28, 1951. She survives in Franklin.
Rev. Lane is also survived by one daughter, Rexene Lane of Franklin; grandchildren, Holly Marie, Deidra Gail, Danielle Brooke and Neal Alexander Lane; great-grandchildren, Ashton, Zaden, Wesley, Isabella, Kyla, Harmony and Drew; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in passing by his parents; a son, Richard Steven Lane; brothers, Cecil "Bud" Lane and the Rev. Raymond Lane Sr.; and a sister, Helen Louise (Lane) Shute.
He was a 1948 graduate of Washington High School in Massillon, Ohio. He served proudly in the U.S. Army as an MP in Frankfort, Germany, during the Korean War.
He graduated from seminary at Baptist Bible College in Springfield, Missouri, and received his master's degree and honorary doctorate degree from Indiana Baptist College.
Rev. Lane began his ministry at Massillon (Ohio) Baptist Temple as the music and youth director for 10 years. He then served as pastor at First Baptist Church in Ashland, Ohio, for nine years. In 1974, Rev. Lane became the pastor at First Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Franklin, serving for 22 years. He then served in New Castle, assisting with music, visitation and pastoral care. For 25 years, Rev. Lane taught at Indiana Baptist College. He later served as a representative of the college, speaking to churches and young adults.
He enjoyed music and played several different instruments. He enjoyed an occasional golf game. He preached around the country, holding revival meetings. He enjoyed going on mission trips and preached and sang in the Holy Land, Mexico, Japan, Korea, the Philippines and Formosa. He celebrated with his wife their 50th wedding anniversary in Western Europe.
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Two Marine battalions will be redesignated during a ceremony at a North Carolina base.
Company A and Company B of the Marine Special Operations Advisor Group will be re-designated the 3rd and 4th Marine Special Operations Battalions at Camp Lejeune. After the ceremony, Lt. Col. Matthew Trollinger will take command of 3rd Battalion from Lt. Col. Christian L. Nicewarner.
The command is part of the U.S. Special Operations Command. It activated Feb. 24, 2006. Last year, U.S. Marine Corps Special Operations Command conducted 28 deployments to 13 countries,
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22 Aug 2010 12:03 PM #11
thanks condor, this will be very useful for me.
7 Sep 2010 1:54 PM #12
Hi, I just implemented this solution in a tab. But I have a problem, because the Ext components are not rendering the first time I select the tab. I have to do this:
a) Select the tab where I have this component. I just see the HTML items.
b) I select another tab
c) I select the tab with the component, and I see the Ext components
Do I need to do something special when I integrate this component in a tab ?
I appreciate your help.
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Did you configure the tabpanel with layoutOnTabChange:true?
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inline form
I´m trying to render an inline form using your extension, so I´m using inline function and htmllayout together, however I can´t understand the way htmllayout renders Ext's componentes. I´ve been searching about applyTarget and renderTarget in ext's api and I can´t find them.
I show you my code
This is the html form I want to render:
<form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="enviar.asp"> <input type="text" name="texto" id="texto" /> <select name="select" id="select"> <option value="1">uno</option> <option value="2">dos</option> </select> <input type="text" name="nombre" id="nombre" /> </form>
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renderTarget and applyTarget are config options that you specify on the items. These will be used by the HtmlLayout to find the element in which the item will be rendered or the element to which the item will be applied to. It is normal that you don't find anything in the docs about that since HtmlLayout is a ux.
In your example, if you want an Ext.form.TextField as the first input, you would use applyTarget: 'input[name=texto]' as a config option on the first item of the container that is using the HtmlLayout.
*** Btw, great layout Condor! ***
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thanks a lot scarsick. I´m trying now with select tag....
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For the select tag you probably want to use the transform config option, which HtmlLayout currently doesn't support.
You will need to create the combobox (with the transform config option) in the render event and add it to the container yourself.
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If adding a Panel to a <td> element using renderTarget, how can I specify that the panel takes up 100% width/height of that <td>?
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var commentsPanel = new Ext.Panel({ anchor: '100% 100%', renderTarget: "td:nth(10)" });
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Anchor won't do it since the HtmlLayout doesn't extend the AnchorLayout. Not sure if it's going to work or if it's going to create other problems, but you can always try using style: 'height: 100%; width: 100%;'.
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HtmlLayout doesn't do sizing of it's child items.
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Philadelphia's hardcore staples Jedi Mind Tricks pulled out the staples for last month's sixth studio album A History of Violence [click to read]. Vinnie Paz and producer Stoupe added former group emcee Jus Allah back to the mix, and brought tour deejay DJ Kwestion further into the focus of the group.
The album was backed by a national tour, and even debuted in the Soundscan Top 200. The historically press evasive Vinne Paz gave HipHopDX a look inside the album that the cult followed group champions as one of their best, and fans clearly turned out in droves to support, despite a fully independent budget.
"Me and Stoupe always take the approach that we want to make a whole album - not necessarily concept albums, but albums that sound like complete albums. The intros and interludes have become a big part of our sound. DJ Kwestion came through with the cuts on this and all the other cuts on this record. He's been a major part of the operation since he joined the crew as our live deejay back in '06."
"Deathbed Doctrine"
"Stoupe came through with this up-tempo track. Me and Jus [Allah] got in the booth on this one and spit battle shit. Since we became a touring group, we've purposely made songs that'll bring energy to a live crowd. This is that style of track."
"Deadly Melody" featuring Block McCloud and Demoz
"I've been friends with Block McCloud for a while now. He's great with hooks. I had him do this hook and the 'Godflesh' hook for this record. The beat reminded me of some old RZA [click to read] shit. Demoz is featured here and on the track 'Terror.' We kept all the features within the [Army of the Pharaohs/Jedi Mind Tricks] [click to read] family. I've been fortunate enough to work with almost everyone I've ever wanted to work with in the indie rap scene, so we decided to keep the features within our camp this time around."
"When I got this beat, I couldn't stop listening to it. The voice and the drums kinda put you in a trance. It was the type of track that could definitely hold its own as an instrumental. This is somewhere between a concept and battle rap record. Probably an unlikely choice for a lead single, but we've always tried to play by our own rules."
"Trail Of Lies"
"Stoupe always has a few beats that jump out at me as concept tracks. This is one of the first songs that I recorded for the record. Normally, I deal with the concept songs last, but this beat and hook just spoke to me. The hook dictated the topic… 'in the land of make believe…' I wanted to write a song that broke down the media's portrayal of women, cops, and all that without being too heavy handed. There's a fine line between speaking to people and speaking at them. I'm an emcee, not a preacher."
"Heavy Artillery"
"This is the simple type of head-nod beat that I love as an emcee. Dope loop. Dope drums. I had this verse written for another beat, but decided to use it here."
"Séance of Shamans" featuring Doap Nixon and Outspace
"The beat sounded like a posse cut when we got it. We originally recorded this over a different beat, but Stoupe came through with this one late in the game and we got Doap Nixon and Outerspace back in the booth to spit new verses."
"Godflesh" featuring King Magnetic and Block McCloud
"Block McCloud came through with another catchy hook. King Magnetic set it off with an ill verse. Jus killed it batting clean up. The drum programming is a little unorthodox with all the kicks. Everyone was nodding their head to this one in the studio when we recorded it. We're not the type of group to go in and consciously make 'singles,' but there are always a couple of songs that end up sounding like singles. This is one of them."
"Terror" featuring Demoz
"This beat is evil. Stoupe gravitates toward strings. The drums are vicious."
"Butcher Knife Bloodbath"
"The beat is similar to what Stoupe did on 'Blood In, Blood Out' [click to read] from Visions of Gandhi. He beefed up the track with some live bass. He's consciously made an effort to make our sound bigger with each record by adding more live elements. This is another battle rap track."
"Death Messiah"
"Since Legacy Of Blood [click to read], we've followed this pattern of ending our albums with introspective concept records. Sometimes traditions are a good thing. It gives me an opportunity to sit down and write about all the internal and external frustrations. Me and Stoupe both make an effort to make songs that sound different from one another but still feel like they fit on the same album."


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I posted this in another thread, but thought it might deserve a thread of its own.
I know this is going to be like talking religion or politics and may get me in trouble, but here goes...
There are two common beliefs in touring that get repeated so often, they have become dogma.
The first is that a dollar bill can be used if necessary as a tire boot. Have you actually tried this? I don't want you to tell me what you've heard. I want to know from real experience. Dollar bill=tire boot ? Rubbish.
The second is that traveling in foreign lands with anything but a steel frame is asking for trouble. Afterall, no matter how remote the location, you will find a villager with a full machine shop in his mud hut and you will be able to have a broken frame welded. Once again, has this ever happened to you? I'm not interested in speculation, or remote theoretical possibilities. I want the facts, just the facts. Where were you when your frame broke, and how did you get it mended?
Now I'll stand back and watch for arrows and insults.
Is this what they call "trolling", stirring up trouble with inflamatory statements on the internet?