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Not the first time Samba's been hacked :D
Engineers and ground controllers at the European Space Agency are overjoyed to announce that they have managed to bring an unexpectedly defunct, critical science satellite orbiting the Earth back to life – by hacking it. Graphic depicting the Cluster satellite constellation in action. Credit: ESA Forget user logins, this is …
Not the first time Samba's been hacked :D
"apt-get install samba-client"
... is what "hacking" is really about!
It's just a shame that the general media have no clue and use the same word to describe DDoS attacks etc...
Did you try switching it off and back on again?
That was the problem... the on button is in space and there is no way to reach it! Last time they let the work experience kid fault find using the help guide.
NASA launched a satellite that was turned off, and the "on" button was on the side of the satellite; they had to retrieve it using the shuttle to turn it on!
*Some poetic license employed to make this appear funnier than it really was (the switch was supposed to operate as the satellite separated from it's launcher, but didn't)
They tried to reboot it by switching it off, then realised a little to late that the on switch was in orbit.
Its a little bit further and harder to get to than gaining entry to the secure server room in the basement of your office.
You think it's obvious, but didn't somebody once send a telecommand to switch off the recievers on a piece of kit to save power, without thinking about how the kit would receive the telecommand to turn them back on (or do anything else) ?
Dont you just love it when some so called super intelligent boffin, the best of the best, makes a total balls up of common sense...
Its like how NASA spent $10M (or whatever it was) to get a pen to work is space... whereas the Russians used a pencil!
"Its like how NASA spent $10M (or whatever it was) to get a pen to work is space... whereas the Russians used a pencil!"
This, again, FFS...? This has been debunked so many times -- even here in el Reg's comments pages, even an AC should have learned it by now.
Like the Russians, NASA used pencils before inventor Paul Fisher presented them with his privately-funded and designed pressurized pen for consideration. Like the Americans, the Russian space program bought and still currently uses Fisher's pen.
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin also, reportedly, confirmed to author Spider Robinson at a conference once, the rumor that a Fisher pen was used to fire the main liftoff engines for the Apollo 11 Lunar Module when the original toggle switch got broken off while he and Neil Armstrong were removing their bulky EVA packs in the cramped crew compartment -- a task that would likely have been impossible with a pencil.
"Its like how NASA spent $10M (or whatever it was) to get a pen to work is space... whereas the Russians used a pencil!"
You're close, but off on a few small details The "Fisher Space Pen" was developed independently and then sold to NASA for the staggering cost of $1.98 a piece. American astronauts used to carry pencils with them but eventually realized that filling their space capsules with conductive and easily broken graphite sticks wrapped up in flammable wood wasn't as good an idea as they had originally imagined.
The Russian solution wasn't to use a pencil, it was to carry grease pencils for writing on plastic sheets. By 1969 they switched to buying the same Fisher Space Pen that their American counterparts did.
So to correct your little anecdote, "Its like how NASA spent about two dollars for a commercial pen that could write in space... whereas the Russians imported exactly the same pen."
Not quite as punchy, but it does have the advantage of having more than a passing acquaintance with what actually happened.
i did indeed know it has been debunked, but you cant have two icons so I tossed a coin and the troll one lost !!!
There's no point only telling us it was a "dirty hack" - we need the details so if the same thing happens on our satellites we know how to fix it too.
how are they going to maintain their indispensability as Satellite Operators From Hell? Much less blackmail the Boss into giving them a payrise...
Yes. we want to know!
ESA is probably sitting on the info considering it a "confidential/restricted" or some such crap. Or they phoned the DoD to use one of their rumored manipulator-equipped orbital "Arrrhh! Grappling Hooks!!" vehicles.
I hear they've written a full description for BUGTRAQ, but they're giving the vendor 30 days to ship a fix.
This is good news, especially since it can shed more light on the reason behind the predicted-to-be-coming mini ice age.
is that I turned down a job with a firm called Marcol (whatever happened to - google shows little) which would have been working for the ESA.
Great stuff lads !!!!!
If its any consolation, don't carry that regret. I work for the ESA and most of the time its like having your teeth pulled. Unless you like generating mountains of documentation that no-one will ever read, then you should regret it.
Anon ? Of course.
They had a super management who, judging by their pay-off, basically wasn't at fault for reality being different to their vision and company went into a nose dive trying to ride telecoms bubble (or something like that anyway)
Power cycle hack makes it all better.
#alt heading
Good effort lads. I am reminded of John Aaron saving the launch of Apollo 12.
oh, and just incidentally, !SPACE!
Can't beat setting SCE to Aux! ;o)
You had given us more detail on what the clever hack entailed. I love that kind of stuff.
A finer piece of beneficial hacking boffinry has seldom been seen.
what did they DO?
Real hackers know that schematics and sources are the only "manuals" to be trusted, but only if they match what you're looking at.
I thought a "dirty hack" was an unwash journalist ..
In some parts of 'merkin' land, an "Dirty Hack" is an unwashed (taxi) cab driver.
IT? Non Standard Procedure? So they did "something else" rather than reboot.
So next time I restart an sql service instead of rebooting it can I claim a dirty hack? :)
So long as you use management services and not configuration manager!
Real engineers know when all else fails you can fall back on the ultimate methodology :- J.F.D.I.
They just sent it an out of parameter command like "engage ludicrous speed", the system crashed and re-booted. It can also be done by holding the Turbo button down.
"Warhaut and his fellow satellite experts feared that there had been a paralysing short circuit aboard the spacecraft, but managed to use a piece of dormant software in its computers to find out that in fact all five power switches on the WEC had locked closed – a condition that was considered unrecoverable according to the manual. The satellite simply was not supposed to be able to come back from that situation."
A human might not NEED a vestigial tailbone, but an unconscious one might be quickly roused (waken up, not gotten up, hehehe) by it being zapped with a few bolts or volts... (the overly KINKY humans might be STABBED or severed or savaged by one)... So much
But, calling this a dirty hack makes it sound like dirty, pointless code fragments were not removed and were not "how tos", hehehe
You tease the the readers with an account of a 'Dirty Hack', but then completely fail to disclose ANY of the details...
It won't be long before they are picked up, have all their computers confiscated, and are questioned for hours on end for violating some law. Don't worry they'll be released because the prosecutor will figure out he doesn't have jurisdiction in space but it might take a year to get the computers back.
Dormant software? Something likely to hit a INT13H in an obfuscated circuit or something? Wouldn't that make the hack both hardware and software?
Ow, I am curious... Dang, I'm still dizzy.
Standard: Run 500 tests followed by auto power-on if successful.
Hack: Send "power-on" command manually.
Some hack, huh ?
Knowing what they did is mildly interesting, knowing how they did it would be fascinating.
But,... but... hacking in Germany is not allowed. I guess the offices in Darmstadt will be raided sooner than later. One law fits all and that.
BTW, I'm waiting for a pastebin of juicy database info from orbit.
That is all.
Where do you want NASA to go?
Also don't ask them to go too far, or they will have to get a lift from Roscosmos :)
Sounds like something that actually worked but wasn't learned in school?
I assume they wont hand over the details of the "dirty hack" because it would involve revealing that the login user-name and password were admin & admin and someone change it, forgetting to write it on the post it note stuck to the side of the monitor. so they had to use a copy of backtrack to hack it....
"Dirty hack" seems to refer to anything that isn't in the book of standard procedures. The guys who wrote the book of procedures wrote a new procedure to cope with an unforeseen situation and tested it on one of the other spacecraft. It's not rocket science - because that's the work of the Launcher guys!
They just sent the appropriate command - "leviathan"
...Clint Eastward and co?
They used a redundant holographic emitter boosted through the deflector array to deliberately misalign the EPS manifold and cause a warp-core overload, which automatically shut down the reactor, at which point the power couplings disengaged and the system was reset by the secondary command processor in a bio-neural gel pack.
They just reversed the polarity. The switches then go from 'Off' to 'On'...
For want of a dirty hacker, the dirty hack was not lost.
For want of the dirty hack, an open power switch was not lost.
For want of the open power switch, a WEC was not lost.
For want of the WEC, a Samba was not lost.
For want of the Samba, a Cluster was not fucked.


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US court won't bring back suit over leak
WASHINGTON - A federal appeals court said yesterday it would not resurrect a lawsuit that former CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson brought against members of the Bush administration.
Plame Wilson accused Vice President Dick Cheney and several former high-ranking administration officials of revealing her identity to reporters in 2003. She and her husband, former ambassador Joseph Wilson, say that violated their constitutional rights.
It was an unusual case and even some on Plame Wilson's legal team acknowledged the case was an uphill fight from the start.
A federal judge dismissed the case last year and the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld that ruling yesterday.
The appeals court said there was no constitutional basis for the court to step in and it declined to create one. The judges said Plame Wilson and her husband could bring their case under the Privacy Act, though it does not cover the president or vice president's offices. The court also said it must be reluctant to wade into national security issues.
Melanie Sloan, Plame Wilson's attorney at the liberal watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said Plame Wilson was considering an appeal.
"It is simply unacceptable for top government officials to be unaccountable for such a gross abuse of their power," Sloan said.
The lawsuit named former presidential adviser Karl Rove; Cheney's former top aide, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby; and former deputy secretary of state Richard Armitage.
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
Mary Bestick Brady and Friends
This is a photo of my great-grandmother Mary Bestick Brady (on the right) and 4 unidentified persons. This photo has been retouched--the original was a tintype that had creases across some of it.
Mary was born in Newark, NJ in 1838, and her husband Garret Brady died there in 1886. In this photo, I believe Mary is in mourning attire and she appears at least 50 years old to me. So I believe this photo was taken between 1886 and her death in 1908. Also, if Garret was alive, I expect he would have been included in the photo.
The other people in the photo appear to be related, to each other and possibly to Mary, based on facial resemblance. The eyes and mouths on the 3 closest to Mary make me think that they are siblings or otherwise closely related to each other. The face of the lady in white is a bit fuzzy, so it is hard to say if she strongly resembles the others or not.
If the photo was taken around 1886, then the 2 boys could be Mary's youngest sons, William (born 1872) and Garrett Leo (born 1874.) But then who are the 2 women? Several sources confirm that Mary's only daughter, Mary Ellen, died at the age of 2. The women appear to be too young to be Mary's long lost older sister Catherine. The 2 boys do not appear old enough to be married yet in this picture. So it seems unlikely that the 2 young women are daughters-in-law of Mary.
Besides her immediate family, Mary had other Bestick relatives that she could have been photographed with for some occasion. Mary had Bestick relatives in Bridgeport, CT, and she may be related to the Bestick families in New York City and Braintree, MA. I don't have any photos of those families for comparison.
Another possibility is that Mary was photographed with relatives of her mother, Ellen McSorley Bestick. There were McSorleys closely associated with the family in Newark, including Patrick and Rosanna McSorley Cox. Unfortunately, I don't have photos of the McSorleys for comparison either.
So for now, Mary's associates in this picture remain a mystery. I welcome any comments or suggestions (or photos of Besticks and McSorleys.)
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Instructables tutorial: slice up your loved ones, hide your treasures inside.
Ever wondered what the CEO of Autodesk gets up to in his spare time? This guide from CarlBass on Instructables gives us a little insight into his private moments, as he walks us through a fantastic laser-cut project to create a secret hiding place for his son.
And what kid wouldn't love a secret compartment that is inside their own head?!?
The process is all laid out on Instructables, and makes good use of a few handy apps from Autodesk.
Photographs are converted into a 3D model using 123D Catch, and then sliced up for laser cutting in 123D Make (after the addition of a generous cavity to hide all those treasures, of course!). Locations and alignments for dowels and magnets are also planned in, so that the completed form can snap closed to conceal the secret compartment.
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Editor's note: The USDA did not released an October issue of their "Crop Production" or "World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates" report due to the federal shutdown.
In its latest "Crop Production" report, the USDA forecast soybean production at 3.26 billion bushels, up 3 percent from the September forecast and 7 percent higher than 2012.
If realized, production will be the third largest on record.
Yields are expected to be 3.2 bushels higher than last year, forecast at 43.0 bushels per acre.
Area for harvest in the United States is forecast at 75.7 million acres, down 1 percent from both the previous forecast and last year.
The USDA explained in its "World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimate" report that while the harvested area for soybean was reduced, the higher yields and production forecast more than offset this reduction.
Soybean supplies for 2013-14 are projected 4 percent above the September estimate on both increased production and beginning stocks.
U.S. soybean exports for 2013-14 are raised 80 million bushels to 1.45 billion reflecting increased supplies and the record pace of sales through late October. Soybean crush is raised 30 million bushels to 1.685 billion mostly due to increased soybean meal exports.
Soybean ending stocks are projected at 170 million bushels, up 20 million from the September forecast.
The U.S. season-average soybean price range for 2013/14 is projected at $11.15 to $13.15 per bushel, down $0.35 on both ends of the range.
The soybean meal price is projected at $375 to $415 per short ton, up $15 on both ends of the range. The soybean oil price range is projected at 40 to 44 cents per pound, down 3 cents on both ends.
Global soybean production is projected at 283.5 million tons, up 1.9 million as the increase for the United States more than offsets reductions for India, Canada, Russia, and Ukraine.
Revisions to the world 2013/14 oilseed supply and demand estimates include reduced soybean exports and increased crush for Argentina and increased soybean exports for Brazil. Soybean crush is reduced for India and Russia on smaller supplies. Rapeseed exports are increased for Canada and Ukraine, while imports are raised for China. Global oilseed stocks for 2013/14 are reduced 0.5 million tons to 80.7 million. Soybeans account for most of the change, with reduced stocks in Brazil more than offsetting gains in Argentina and the United States.
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Turkey's leader speaks as raids target protesters
BEIRUT - Turkey's prime minister compared Syria's president to Libya's Moammar Khadafy yesterday, as Damascus defied international calls to end the crackdown on a 5-month-old uprising.
President Bashar Assad has unleashed tanks, ground troops, and snipers in an attempt to retake control in rebellious areas. The military assault has escalated dramatically since the start of the holy month of Ramadan in August, killing hundreds and detaining thousands.
"We made our calls [to Khadafy] but unfortunately we got no result,'' Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said yesterday. "The same thing is happening with Syria at the moment.''
The conflict in Libya, which began a month before Syria's unrest, has descended into a civil war as Khadafy defies calls to end the bloodshed.
Yesterday, Erdogan said he personally spoke to Assad and sent his foreign minister to Damascus, but "despite all of this, they are continuing to strike civilians.''
Turkey, a neighbor and former close ally of Syria, has been increasingly frustrated with Assad's crackdown. But Turkey, Syria's most important trade partner, has not joined the United States and Europe in imposing sanctions.
With tensions rising, the United Nations said it has temporarily withdrawn about two dozen nonessential international staff from Syria because of security concerns. UN deputy spokesman Farhan Haq also said some family members of UN staff have been relocated to other countries.
The government insists its crackdown is aimed at rooting out terrorists fomenting unrest in the country. In comments carried on the state-run news agency, Assad appeared to lash out at the international reproach, saying his country will not give up its "dignity and sovereignty.''
Human rights groups and witnesses accuse Syrian troops of firing on largely unarmed protesters and say more than 1,800 civilians have been killed since mid-March.
In Latakia, a Mediterranean port city that has been subjected to a four-day military assault, security centers were overflowing with detainees yesterday, and authorities held hundreds of other prisoners in the city's main football stadium and a movie theater, said Rami Abdul-Raham, head of the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
"Detention centers are packed,'' he said.
A woman in Latakia died of her wounds yesterday, two days after she was injured, according to the observatory and the Local Coordination Committees, another activist group. The group said a man was killed in the city late Tuesday.
In the northwestern Idlib Province, a bullet killed a man as he stood on his balcony, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based group that has a network of people on the ground. Troops were carrying out raids in the area at the time.
The regime's recent military operations have also targeted the central city of Homs, where security forces shot dead one person and wounded three during raids yesterday, according to the group.
In Damascus, the regime focused its raids on the primarily Kurdish neighborhood of Rukneddine, where security forces detained dozens after cutting electricity in the area, the group said. The neighborhood has witnessed intense antiregime protests in the past weeks.
Amateur videos posted online showed Syrian soldiers in pickup trucks as they drove down a street, apparently in Latakia. The troops were greeted in the al-Ramel neighborhood by Assad supporters chanting "our souls and our blood we sacrifice for you, Bashar.''
The videos could not be verified.


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Vestas, Areva Tell U.K. Ministers Job Growth Threatened by Delay
Vestas Wind Systems A/S (VWS), Areva SA (AREVA) and four other power-generation manufacturers wrote to ministers saying the U.K. risks falling behind European peers and choking job creation by stalling a decision on setting a carbon target.
The lack of a goal to cap emissions by 2030 from the power industry in the government's Energy Bill submitted to parliament threatens to hold up investment in factories and push the U.K. further behind rivals such as Denmark and Germany, they said.
"This will slow growth in the low-carbon sector, handicap the U.K. supply chain, reduce U.K. research and development and produce fewer new jobs," the manufacturers wrote in a letter dated March 7 to Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, Business Secretary Vince Cable and Energy Secretary Ed Davey.
Lawmakers in the ruling Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties, as well as the Labour opposition, have called for a so- called decarbonization target to be added to the bill. Gamesa Corp. Tecnologica SA, Mitsubishi Power Systems Europe Ltd., Alstom SA and Doosan Power Systems U.K. also signed last week's letter saying a goal is needed to give certainty to industry.
Davey, a member of the Liberal Democrat junior coalition partner, supported a target before opposition from Osborne, a Conservative who wants to delay a decision until 2016.
"Postponing the 2030 target decision until 2016 creates entirely avoidable political risk," the producers said in the letter, e-mailed today, reiterating comments made in October.
Tim Yeo, a Conservative lawmaker who heads Parliament's Energy and Climate Change Committee, and Labour lawmaker Barry Gardiner have drafted an amendment to the bill that would set a decarbonization target for the power sector sooner than 2016. Gardiner said in a Feb. 28 statement that they had gained the support so far of at least three Liberal Democrats.
Parliamentary authorities have yet to set a date for a third reading in the House of Commons of the Energy Bill.
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I'm not exactly sure how to describe this film. Is there such a thing as a murder/comedy? If there is, this is it. It's sort of In Cold Blood meets Waiting for Guffman. It's the true story of a likeable funeral director and his bizarre May- December relationship—not romance—with the town's very own Miss Gulch. The other strange thing about this movie is that even though the hilarious Jack Black is in the title role, he almost is never the source of the comedy.
Bernie (Black) is a funeral director in a tiny town in East Texas. He loves his job and he is good at it. From helping people plan ahead to comforting grieving widows, he is there for his friends and neighbors every step of the way. So when the town's most hated matriarch, Marjorie Nugent (Shirley MacLaine), loses her husband, no one is surprised that Bernie is by her side with his affection and support. Soon, attentiveness turns to friendship and then dysfunction. Bernie wants to love and attend to Marjorie, but her controlling, nasty nature soon becomes too much.
Comedy, you ask? Yes, it's a comedy. The local townspeople offer up colorful, hilarious commentary throughout the film, even going so far as to pressure the local D.A. Danny Buck (Matthew McConaughey) into not prosecuting the ensuing case. Jack Black is priceless as the loveable, sexually ambiguous Bernie and more than holds his own sharing the screen with the powerhouse MacLaine. This film certainly has something that most movies coming out of Hollywood lack: originality. Apparently, truth is stranger than fiction.
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U-17 '88s Sit Atop Group B of Ballymena Tournament After 2-0 Win Over Scotland
The U.S. Under-17 '88 Men's National Team took over sole possession of first place in Group B of the Ballymena International Tournament in Northern Ireland this evening with a 2-0 victory over reigning champion Scotland at the Ballymena Showgrounds. Preston Zimmerman scored both second half goals to give the U.S. a full six points after two games, as the U.S. defeated Belgium 1-0 in their first match of the tournament on Thursday.
The U.S. will battle Austria on Saturday for the chance to win Group B and advance to the championship match against the winner of Group A, which consists of Northern Ireland, Canada, Switzerland and Finland.
The first half was a midfield battle as both teams struggled to create chances on goal. Nik Bosegano was the catalyst for the U.S. in the middle, controlling the game as much of the play went through the newest member of the U-17 squad.
In the second half, the U.S. was able to pull away as Zimmerman scored his second and third international goals in just six matches with the Under-17s. His first strike came in the 50th minute on a great individual play as he collected the ball near the top of the penalty area, held off two defenders and buried a left-footed strike into the lower-right corner of the goal.
Twenty minutes later, Ryan Soroka, who scored the lone goal against Belgium, beat the offside trap with a well-timed run and collected a through ball from Quavas Kirk. The Scottish 'keeper left his line and Soroka unselfishly dished the ball off to his right for Zimmerman, who easily placed the ball into the net.
The U.S. defense, led by Richard Edgar, had another outstanding match as it collected its second shutout in the tournament, the only team to collect even one. The U.S. held Scotland to just two shots on goal, both of which came off set pieces.
In the other Group A match, Austria got its first victory of the tournament with a 1-0 victory over Belgium. In Group B, both games ended in draws as Canada and Switzerland tied 1-1 and Northern Ireland and Finland finished 2-2.
- U.S. Under-17 '88 Men's National Team Game Report -
Participants: U.S. Under-17 '88s Men's National Team vs. Scotland
Competition: Ballymena Tournament
Location: Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Date: April 30, 2004
Weather: Brisk and chilly, 40 degrees
Scoring Summary: 1st 2nd Final
USA – Preston Zimmerman 50th minute
USA - Preston Zimmerman (Ryan Soroka) 70th
USA: 1-Bryant Rueckner; 5-Richard Edgar, 4-Eric Lichaj, 2-Michael Balogun, 7-Ofori Sarkodie; 10-Carlos Borja, 15-Amaechi Igwe (3-Kevin Alston, 41), 11-Ryan Soroka (17-Jeremy Hall, 72) , 16-Nik Besango; 9-Preston Zimmerman, 6-Quavas Kirk (12-Michael Dal Pra, 76).
SCO: 1-Curtis Matthew; 3-Lewis Stevenson, 4-Greg Cameron (18-Matthew Glass, 46), 5-Scott Laird, 14-Jordan MacMillan (13-Guy Kerr, 41) ; 17-Paul MacDonald, 6-Steven Lennon, 7-David Gray, 10-Paul Emslie, 15-Ian Cameron; 9-Jason Crooks.
Statistical Summary: SCO USA
Shots 2 10
Saves 2 2
Corner Kick 0 4
Fouls 15 10
Offside 0 3
Misconduct Summary:
SCO - Lewis Stevenson (caution) 56th minute
5th Ballymena International Tournament
Group A
Team GP W L T GF GA +/- Pts
Switzerland 2 1 0 1 5 3 +2 4
Northern Ireland 2 0 0 2 3 3 0 2
Canada 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 2
Finland 2 0 1 1 4 6 -2 1
Group B
Team GP W L T GF GA +/- Pts
Scotland 2 1 1 0 3 3 0 3
Austria 2 1 1 0 2 3 -1 3
Belgium 2 0 2 0 0 2 -2 0
Thursday, April 29
Group A
Switzerland 4, Finland 2
Canada 1, N. Ireland 1
Group B
Scotland 3, Austria 1
USA 1, Belgium 0
Friday, April 30
Group A
Northern Ireland 2, Finland 2
Canada 1, Switzerland 1
Group B
USA 2, Scotland 0
Austria 1, Belgium 0
Saturday, May 1
Group A
Canada vs. Finland 6 p.m. local (1 p.m. ET)
N.Ireland vs. Switzerland 8 p.m. local (3 p.m. ET)
Group B
USA vs. Austria 7 p.m. local (2 p.m. ET)
Scotland vs. Belgium 7:30 p.m. local (2:30 p.m. ET)
Monday, May 3
Placement Matches
Ballymena Bowl (4th Place Playoffs) 11 a.m. local (6 a.m. ET)
Larne Sheild (3rd Place Playoffs) 11 a.m. local (6 a.m. ET)
Larne Plate (2nd Place Playoffs) 11 a.m. local (6 a.m. ET)
David Cairns Memorial Trophy (1st Place Playoffs) 3 p.m. local (10 a.m. ET)


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Post menopause, I lost the curve of my waist and developed a muffin top, But the real horror is when I was doing a "back view" and discovered...GEEZZZ... BACK FAT!!!!... even though I probably am only 5 pounds over my high school weight. Things just move.
I have been full circle with Dr. K, starting 20 years ago with a great solution to my post mommy breast drop, to now feeling pretty good about my curves as a result of smartlipo.
Details: Smartlipo (or laser lipo) was done on my trunk...back, waist, abdomen in September. It was really expensive, but now I think it was worth it.
Experience: If you do this, be patient. It is painful (as in really sore, but not piercing pain). I would say it took me about 2 weeks to be able to use my core to navigate anything. Also, the compression garmet is a real pain, in that with the swelling and the padded thing added, you look really thick for the first 2 weeks or so.
I am now 2 1/2 months out and I am really happy that I have lost that square look that I took on. Being petite, eventually progressing to having a minimal hip to waist ratio, really made me feel as an invisible square blob. I can now wear cute things that I used to.
The advantage of this procedure over traditional lipo is supposedly the skin tends to repair itself so that it is smoother. I am still going thru that process (I am in my 50s) but I continue to see improvement. I am a big believer in Dr. Murad's skin smoothing vitamins.
Tip: be sure to take your own photos b4, immediately after, and then week by week. If you are like me, you will have, during the healing process an, "ahh sh...!" moment, where you wonder if there was any benefit to what you did. then look at the b4 photos. eventually at the end (where I am nearing) you won't even need those photos....you will just get it when you look in the mirror.


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In Germany, fixed-price laws curtail the power of retail chains and help to sustain a vibrant literary culture.
Internet Archive (archive.org) to archive all books
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Arizona has found the Tuscon Unifed School District's Mexican American studies program in violation of a ruling that prohibits courses and classes that 'promote the overthrow of the United States government, promote resentment toward a race or class of people, are designed primarily for pupils of a particular ethnic group or advocate ethnic solidarity instead of the treatment of pupils as individuals.'
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is your drain hose run directly to the sink or disposal?
Hi, cut the hose and running open into bucket now.
ok is it draining out?
ok chances are that your drain pump has failed
obviously. only in use 3 months. how to get it out and / or check for sure if it's failed?
it is removed from inside the machine which is attached to the motor.
not an easy job
so if the copper blade turns freely, does that mean the pump is *not* jammed?
er *chopper blade*
you are able to clean the filter from inside the machine
took out & cleaned filter and all 3 piecs of plastic down to the chopper blade.
ok but the water will still not drain ?
can hear "pumping / sloshing water " sound about 1 sec, then quits. no water comes out open hose.
is there another filter deeper down?
no the only filter is the one that you have accessed
do you know if its still under warranty?
also wierd, seems like it takes a long time minute or few to respond to controls. unfortuanately we bought it at start of remodel project 2 years ago, so even though only used 3 months no warranty
ok so the warranty has obviously expired
to be honest i would not put any money into this machine .since you just stated that the control is also giving you trouble
how much harder to remove sump, compared to what i already did cleaning filter etc
ok you can now remove the hose from the pump by taking off the lower kickplate
there may be blockage there
sorry can we continue later today? i have an appointment till about 2 hrs from now. and could try to remove hose
sure can,just save this page
thanks will be back
now i see that pump hose goes to a plastic complex thing on the side of the DW that looks kind of like a pinball machine, and from there it goes to the drain hose out to the sink (or in my case bucket). that plastic thing has a loop, like upside-down p-trap, sort of, in the drain circuit. kThat loop remains full of water. I now know the water sloshing sound for about 1 sec is not the sump pump, it is spraying inside the DW. So the sump pump never goes on. remains silent. how can i get to that sump?
ok, i figured out that. gotta turn the unit on side to get to the bottom.....standby
take your time
well... problem solved and FYI it turned out trivially easy to remove the pump from the bottom side. Really good service-oriented design by Samsung! There is a separate motor for the sump, separate from the chopper, so even though chopper turned freely the sump was jammed. And just as I had speculated in my original question, inside the sump was a piece of that wooden spoon jamming things up. Removed and works perfect.
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The practitioners network is supported by nef but all content is developed by members, for members. There's over 600 of us now from a wide range of backgrounds. To make the most of this fantastic resource, and in the spirit of co-production, do give others the chance to get involved by asking them to help you and sharing what you know with others.
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Chatsworth freshman Tommy Palomera reached 25 innings without allowing an earned run after pitching six innings Wednesday in a 5-1 intersectional baseball victory against Alemany.
Palomera (4-0) gave up one unearned run on three hits and walk with one strikeout for the Chancellors (10-2-1), who rebounded from a 1-0 loss Tuesday to Banning.
Verdugo Hills 5, Taft 4 >> Mauricio Mena's bases-loaded walkoff walk in the bottom of the seventh inning scored Matt Zavala in a nonleague win for the host Dons over Taft (3-4).
Mena finished 1 for 2 with an RBI, Zavala went 1 for 3 with two RBIs and Josh McClure was 2 for 3 with two runs scored for Verdugo Hills (6-6).
Jordan Abushahla went 2 for 3 with a home run and three runs scored for Taft.
Moorpark 10, Valor Christian (Colorado) 4 >> Blake Chiaramonte went 2 for 2 with six RBIs, including a grand slam in the second inning, in a win for the Musketeers at the Coach Bob Invitational in Arizona.
Ryan Swanson also homered and went 2 for 4 with an RBI. Fox Anderson was 3 for 4 with a RBI double for Moorpark (8-3).
Harvard-Westlake 19, Flint Hill (Virginia) 2 >> Brian Ginsberg went 3 for 5 with two home runs and six RBIs in a win for the Wolverines at the Big League Dugout National Classic.
Jack Flaherty went 2 for 3 with four RBIs and Ezra Steinberg was 3 for 3 for Harvard-Westlake (10-1).
VAAS 11, Community Charter 5 >> Joe Garcia went 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI and Eric Vargas was 3 for 4 with a run scored for VAAS (2-0, 2-0 Valley).
Oaks Christian 4, Nordhoff 1 >> Noah Prewett went 1 for 3 with two RBIs in a Tri-Valley League win for the host Lions.
Christian Stoutland pitched seven innings and struck out nine for Oaks Christian (3-4, 1-0).
Simi Valley 3, Whittier 2 >> Austin Fields, Tristan Friedl and Cal Hodgins drove in runs for the Pioneers at the Coach Bob Invitational in Arizona.
Boys golf
Birmingham 215, Kennedy 319 >> Christian Lingamen shot even par 37 in a City 4-A win for the Patriots at Balboa Golf Course.
Brandon Foulke and Jacob Merilo each shot 41 for Birmingham (4-0).
Granada Hills 215, Chatsworth 240 >> Jake Rosen and Daniel Kubota each shot 41 in a City 6-A win for the Highlanders (2-3, 2-2) at Knollwood Golf Course.
Jared McBride was the medalist, shooting a 39 for Chatsworth (1-3).
Notre Dame 200, Chaminade 212 >> Zareh Kaloustian shot 2-over 37, with Brandon Jones adding a 38 and Josh Krutchik carding a 41 for the Knights at Woodland Hills Country Club.
Nick Fialcowitz shot 39, Alec Aronson added a 40 and Andrew Lazo fired a 41 for the Eagles.
Boys volleyball
Granada Hills 3, Chatsworth 1 >> Carlo Carson and Drake Uthe each had 13 kills in a 25-12, 22-25, 29-27, 25-23 West Valley League win for the visiting Highlanders.
Brandon Cu added 31 assist and John Bedikian had 22 assists for Granada Hills (9-3, 2-0).
Garrett De Grasse had 22 kills, Grant De Grasse had 43 assists and Cristofer Pessin added 25 digs for Chatsworth (3-1, 1-1).
Newbury Park 3, Thousand Oaks 0 >> Ryan Blaich had 32 assists for the Panthers in a 25-23, 25-21, 26-24 Marmonte League victory.
Arleta 17, North Hollywood 2 >> Abigail Guillen went 5 for 5 with a triple and five RBIs and two runs scored in an East Valley League win for the host Mustangs.
Mary-Jane Contreras west 3 for 5 including a home run, triple, double and three RBI and Sabrina Acosta was 3 for 3 with triple a double and four RBI for Arleta (6-3, 3-0).
Natalie Arias was 1 for 3 with a triple for North Hollywood (2-3, 0-3).
West Ranch 9, Chaminade 2 >> Megan Smith was 3 for 4 with three runs scored in a nonleague win for the host Wildcats.
Lauren Lindvall 2 for 2 with two runs scored and an RBI and Lexi Sorensen pitched seven innings and struck out nine for West Ranch (9-3).
Taylor White went 2 for 3, including a home run for Chaminade (4-3), which plays today against El Camino Real.
Oak Park 1, Westlake 0 (9 inn.) >> Alex Lopez and Meehra Nelson produced an impressive pitchers' duel before Sarah Langley drove in the winning run for the Eagles (7-1).
Lopez struck out 11 and didn't walk a batter.
Camarillo 9, Buena 6 >> Darby McGhee had two hits and three RBIs for the Scorpions (6-3).
Poly 8, Verdugo Hills 4 >> Alicia Augustinus went 1 for 3 with a double and two RBIs and Marissa Morales went 2 for 4 with two RBIs in an East Valley League loss for the host Dons (2-5, 2-1).
Girls track and field
Flintridge Sacred Heart 67, Louisville 51 >> Alladia Patterson set a school record with a shot put throw of 37-7 1/2 in a Mission League loss for Louisville.
Erin Beaurem won the 100-meter dash in 12.75 and the 200 in 27.37 for the Royals (0-2). Ally Harris won the 400 in 58.47 for FSHA.


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From 2002-2006, Ms Alexander served on the faculty of Ottawa University's undergraduate Business Administration program in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Singapore. While in Singapore, Ms Alexander volunteered for the government's democracy project called the Feedback Forum. Currently she is pursuing her Interdisciplinary PhD at the University of Missouri-Kansas City where she is focusing on Anglo-American relations and cultural constructs of empire.


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Global Plague: How 150 People Die Every Hour From Fungal Infection While The World Turns a Blind Eye; Acclaimed Actor Rupert Everett Supports Gaffi to Raise Awareness of the Scale of the Challenge Across the World
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Neglected by policy makers and most international health agencies, today sees the launch of Global Action Fund for Fungal Infections (GAFFI), an international organisation set to highlight the plight of 300 million people worldwide and begin to reverse unnecessary death and suffering.
Fungal infections kill at least 1,350,000 patients with or following AIDS, cancer, TB and asthma as well as causing untold misery and blindness to tens of millions more worldwide. Yet its symptoms are mostly hidden and occur as a consequence of other health problems, and the tragedy is that many of the best drugs have been available for almost 50 years.
Nov 6th 2013 in the House of Commons, in London* - with a simultaneous event in New York - GAFFI (www.gaffi.org) will be officially launched by Hollywood star Rupert Everett and founding President, Professor David Denning of the University of Manchester, who will spell out the global issues and potential for great health improvements with local access to diagnostics, antifungal medicines and better medical training.
For example, after TB about 20 per cent of patients develop lung fungal infection, which slowly progresses to death over several years, unless arrested with treatment, an estimated burden of 1.2 million people worldwide. Fungal meningitis and pneumonia kills in excess of 1 million patients with AIDS every year, including many children, before treatment for HIV can begin to work.
Blindness caused by fungal infection of the eye affects over 1 million adults and children globally because the tools are not available for rapid diagnosis and treatment. Skin fungal infections affect a billion people worldwide. Severe asthma with fungal allergy contributes to half of the 350,000 deaths from asthma each year, yet it is treatable with antifungal drugs.
Professor Denning explains: "This is a global plague on an unappreciated scale. While the World Health Organisation has just developed clinical guidelines for doctors for fungal meningitis in AIDS, other critical fungal infections are ignored. The lack of basic fungal diagnostic capability and unavailable treatments in many countries results in millions of avoidable deaths and illness. GAFFI is here to change this dismal situation."
Rupert Everett has pledged to help GAFFI raise awareness among health professionals and the public. He says: "I understand from the experts that fungal diseases tend to be complicated requiring specialised diagnostic skills. Only when it is too late is the diagnosis possible on clinical grounds, but even then many conditions overlap. The tragedy is that many of the best drugs have been available in some countries for 40-50 years, yet not where they are now most needed."
But experts believe the tide could be turning: The launch of GAFFI comes hard on the heels of a statement from the World Medical Association's annual meeting in Brazil last month urging national governments to ensure that diagnostic tests and fungal therapies are available for their populations.
Two people who know how difficult it can be living with fungal infection are Gail Iddon (52) from Caerphilly, in South Wales and Woodrow Maitland-Brown (53) from South London. For ten years Gail has been a patient of Professor Denning after surviving a catalogue of illness including leukaemia and a bone marrow transplant. The mum of two explains: "I know I am lucky to be alive. Professor Denning saved my life and continues to look after me. I don't know how I would have coped without his care and compassion."
Two years ago Woodrow developed painful chest problems. It took nine months for TB to be finally diagnosed after he was rushed to hospital where doctors drained almost three litres of blood and water from his left lung. The condition Aspergillosis, from a common airborne fungus, was detected and he's been visiting Professor Denning's clinic in Manchester every three months for treatment. He says: "I have had to learn to live with my condition and it hasn't been easy."
GAFFI has a stellar international Board and Advisor group from the UK, USA, Brazil, India, Australia, Spain, Switzerland, Norway and Japan to guide the foundation's work as it begins its many tasks to rescue patients.
For more information please contact Susan Osborne, Director of Communications, the Goodwork Organisation on 07836 229208 or email email@example.com
* Launch event: Wednesday, November 6, 2013 10:30am Committee Room 5, House of Commons, London SW1A OAA
*Please Note: admission is by invitation only. Images of fungal infections, and interviews with speakers and patients, are available on request.
Notes to Editors
GAFFI is a registered International Foundation based in Geneva, focused on four major tasks related to serious fungal infections. These are:
· Universal access to fungal disease diagnostics for serious fungal disease
· Universal access to generic antifungal agents
· Better data on the number and severity of fungal infections
· Health professional education related to better recognition and care for patients with serious fungal disease.
See www.GAFFI.org.
David W. Denning FRCP FRCPath FMedSci
Professor of Medicine and Medical Mycology, University of Manchester; Director, National Aspergillosis Centre, University Hospital of South Manchester, UK
David Denning is an infectious diseases clinician with expertise in fungal diseases, working in an academic respiratory medicine department in a University hospital. He manages the National Aspergillosis Centre, Manchester, the referral centre in the UK for all patients with chronic pulmonary aspergillosis (a population of 61 million). His group undertakes basic research (genomics, pathogenesis and mechanisms of antifungal drug resistance), applied laboratory work (molecular and serological diagnostics), and clinical studies (description of the natural history of fungal infection, human genetics of aspergillosis and therapy studies). His current focus of interest is chronic and allergic pulmonary fungal disease, the global burden of fungal infection and azole resistance in Aspergillus. He has published more than 400 papers, books and book chapters, including an undergraduate textbook of Medicine.
For information about fungal infection see www.LIFE-Worldwide.org
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Child support is intended to continue throughout your child's life until they are either emancipated or until an age or milestone specified in the child support order (from the court) is reached. This means that, depending upon your particular order, you may be expected to pay child support until your child reaches the age of 18 or 21 or until your child graduates from college. Again, it depends upon your specific order and the child support laws in your state.
Assuming that your child support order only requires you to pay support until your child achieves legal emancipation, a court order emancipating the child may also satisfy the requirement of your child support order and child support payment will no longer be required.
This is true even if the child has not yet reached the age of majority as an emancipation order is the equivalent of declaring a child to be an adult. Once emancipation has been granted, the custodial parent will no longer have any obligation to support the child financially and this rule applies to child support from the non-custodial parent as well.
But before you simply stop paying child support, you should consult an attorney to verify that your child's emancipation order will, in fact, nullify your obligation to pay support. You may even need to file for the emancipation yourself if your child meets the legal requirements for emancipation (i.e., your child has married or is in the U.S. military, for example). A court hearing may even be required.
In some states, the law allows for a partial emancipation, meaning that while the child is granted some rights normally reserved for adults, they are still entitled to parental support and supervision. In these case, you would likely be expected to continue paying support until the specified age or milestone is reached.
To prevent any legal problems, have your attorney review both your child support order and your child's emancipation order to determine your best course of action.


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel near Sapporo JR Tower
Popular property highlights
Located in the heart of Sapporo, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Hokkaido Museum of Literature, Sapporo TV Tower, and Clock Tower. Sapporo JR Tower and Odori Park are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features 3 restaurants, 2 bars/lounges, and self parking. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include conference rooms, concierge services, and dry cleaning.
Room Amenities
All 216 rooms provide free WiFi, minibars, and TVs. Other amenities available to guests include room service, hair dryers, and desks.
Guest Highlights
- First-rate property condition
- Good location
- Proximity to public transit
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Comfy beds and overall room comfort
Sapporo Park Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Concierge services and wedding services can be provided. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Sapporo Park Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 216
- Number of floors - 11
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1964
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Shopping on site
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Piare - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
Nadaman Garden - This restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
Togenkyo - This restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Open daily.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Spa Services
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 5 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: JPY 2500 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: JPY 1030 per stay
Hotel Name
- Sapporo Park
- Sapporo Park Hotel
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. 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. One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.


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This star rating is the opinion of the property owner only. A Self-Rated hotel has not been assessed by the AA or Visit Britain, whose official star ratings we use across LateRooms.com.
Turlundy guesthouse
Torlundy guesthouse, Dunollie road, Oban, argyll, PA34 5PJ
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About the hotel
Torlundy guesthouse is a warm welcoming family friendly guesthouse which offers a wide range of rooms from budget rooms with shared shower rooms to en-suite bedrooms. We provides comfort and value with quality service. En-suite is available on request as long as one is free.
All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, digital televisions, free wifi access, complementary bottled water with a big hearty breakfast. Torlundy is a two minute walk from the town centre and a five minute walk from the ferry terminal, train and bus station. We are family friendly and in most cases pet friendly. Ample on street parking and two carparks are available outside the house. Car parks are free 6pm till 9am and free on Sundays. Pay and Display 9am till 6pm Mon till Sat.
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- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout, Cots available, Smoking allowed in public areas, Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room, Hairdryer in each room, Pets Allowed, Ground floor bedrooms
- Business
- Wi-Fi Available, Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
- In Room Entertainment
- TV, Satellite TV
- Parking
- Car Parking Available Offsite
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- Between 12:00 and 22:00
- By 10:00 hours
- Up to 5 years old
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- Pets are allowed
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For The Love of Money by Omar Tyree
For The Love of Money by Omar Tyree is actually a sequel to one of his best selling books Flyy Girl. However, you don't even need to read Flyy Girl to enjoy this book because he fills you in on everything that you need to know.
I'd recommend this book to anyone who has a dream. A dream to become a successful writer, an actress or actors, or just moving on to bigger and better things. This book is inspiring because it shows how determined the main character Tracy is to make it out in Hollywood. Tracy is also a poet in the book, and Omar Tyree has a poem of "Tracy's" at the beginning of every chapter.
For the Love of Money is just a great book that you can read over and over again and not get bored with it. The story makes you realize that if you want something bad enough, you work hard until you get it and don't give up!
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Reviews - Maldron Hotel Newlands Cross3
Newlands Cross Naas Road, Dublin, Dublin 22
Customer Reviews
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Very Good
77% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Tired and run down
Told it was a new bed but it was very hard.
The carpets and furnishing were old and battered. The food took ages to arrive and it was 9.30 by the time we ate. The food was bland and tasteless and had to ask for butter to make the potatoes edible. The staff however were polite and apologetic.
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Great stayb
Met all my requests and you cannot ask for more.
Only for building work in lobby would have Ben perfect been there before and will be back never disappoints
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Perfect location
We stayed one night before our return to England.
Ideal location for ferry crossing.
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Great hotel bad showers
Showers hardly worked, tried running a bath and the water stopped completely.
Wayne in the bar was very friendly, always happy to help.
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Dublin Break
First class accommodation comfortable bed good breakfast with plenty of choice so book breakfast with room as more expensive paying at the time.
No toiletries in the bathroom was a bit disappointing.
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Lovely hash browns
Very busy hotel, but great customer service and food!
Ok to put your head down for the night
Rooms were dated, bathroom stained, no soap in the bathroom to wash hands had to use shower gel pump in the shower.
Breakfast vouchers not explained so getting fed in the morning was a bit of a hassle. Reception told the kitchen we were room only when I specifically paid extra for breakfast via laterooms booking. It was resolved after about 20 mins of me going back to the room for my print out to prove I had paid for breakfast and backwards and forwards between reception and the dining room to eventually get my vouchers to eat. That said all the staff were very nice and it was resolved eventually but wasnt great at the time.
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very pleasant stay
very happy all round, food and staff great.
excellent all round hotel and service
excellent all round good hotel would certainly use again
Dublin visitors
Not informed of breakfast vouchers.
Iten brought with meal which we assumed was included but charged extra. Eg - chips. We were told we had to pre pay on arrival and could not then charge bar costs and meals to room. Dish of duck. Deep fried so very fatty. Red cabbage sweet enough to be a dessert. Rosti very smiith surface and apart from crispy edges tasted of raw potatoes. Also not pre warned that alcohol would not be available on Good Friday unless eating a 'substantial' meal in restaurant.
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Can you please help me with an average cost that a contractor will quote to cut a basement cement to open up to install a windown + window well as a fire escape route in a basement please.
Cost should include labor and material to complete the job.
Hi Dhana
The fire escape size should be 42 x 24 if the window sashes are slide and lift out and only the frame remain in the wall if its a slide and tilt you need 46" wide. The well needs to be lower then the bottom of the window by at least 3" (better 4" to 6") and gravel on top. A drain pipe should be inserted to weeping tile or 3" below it.
The whole thing in the Toronto area is $2400 to $2700.
Hope this helps
Harry C.
Hi Dhane
I forgot to say that you need a lintel on top.
Harry C.
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Urban farming family who trademarked "Urban Homesteading" accused of plagiarism – "Well, a fellow by the name of Michael Nolan (co-author of a book called I Garden: Urban Style) says the Dervaes Family has been plagiarizing material from his website."
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I was seven – photographer finds the negatives of fotos he took with his first camera when was seven
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Choosing media as your path
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER WEBSITE : http://themoment.co.nr/
Hello mighty eIndians
There are lots of fields for you to select in eRepublik like Military, Politics, Business, Media, etc . Its your wish to select which field you want yourself to shine in. Myself selected media as my path and my goal is to become a successful Media-person with my articles entertaining and helping out other friends playing this game as much as possible. So if you are interested in media and if you want yourself to have a good role in the Media, here are few tips on newspaper section to help you out.
Creating a Newspaper
To create newspaper, go to your profile and you can see a option " Create Newspaper " under the Party and Miltary Unit info tabs. Click It
After clicking the "Create Newspaper" , you will come across a page which will ask you the basic information about the newspaper you are going to create like Newspaper Name, Newspaper logo, etc. And it will cost you 2g creating a Newspaper.
And remember that you can modify details of your newspaper any numbers of times for free, so dont worry about selecting a good name for your newspaper as you can change it anytime later
After filling the details of your newspaper, click the "Create" and thats it, you will be having a Newspaper of your own waiting for wonderful articles to be published by you.
Writing and Publishing articles
As you have created your own Newspaper, now you can write and publish articles. Publishing article is free and so there can be no worries about writing any number of articles.
Once you have created your newspaper, you can access it by clicking your Newspaper name in your profile. There you can find buttons to write article, modifying the newspaper details and you can find how many subscribers are there for your newspaper.
Once you clicked the "Write an article", you will come across a page where you can write and you can use BB codes too.
1= add a picture on your article
2 = add a link
3 = uses a strikethrough
4 = add a line
5 = add an email
6 = Clean
7 = Preview (very useful, use it before publish)
After finished writing the article, you have to select the category which your article is related it. After selecting the category, you can click the "Publish" button to publish your articles on the media and your article can be accessed by anyone from Top News Section or with the link.
After publishing the article, other members can vote your articles. As you get more votes than articles published by others, your position in Top News Section will increase.
You can share your article link in your Friends Feed or in IRC to make other members to know about your articles.
Hope you find it useful. If you need help on anything you can contact me in-game or in IRC.
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Awesome article! o7
Ofc, you can select more than 1 field - for example, I do Politics and Media.
thanks a lot Goutham! I hope newbies think of using the media more often! o7
O que é isso?Estás a ler um artigo escrito por um cidadão do eRepublik, um imersivo jogo de estratégia baseado nos países do mundo real. Cria uma personagem e ajuda o teu país a alcançar a glória, enquanto te tornas num herói de guerra, num editor reconhecido ou num guru das finanças.


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Opening on 1st July, 2018, OBLU SELECT is a new four star deluxe resort, located on the desirable Sangeli Island.
Ideal for newlyweds, the secluded paradise is home to one of the best diving and snorkelling locations in the entire Male Atoll. Amidst one of the Maldives' most beautiful islands, the resort has a variety of villas, suites, restaurants and services. It will feature 137 villas, both along the beach and overwater, and a premium all-inclusive 'Serenity Plan' offering exotic fine dining, activities and excursions.
Unique to OBLU SELECT is the introduction of exclusive overwater Honeymoon Pool Suites. These romantic sunset-view havens are located in a separate sand bank within the Sangeli Lagoon and have their own skylight features, elevating experiences to another world. Curving around the clear water lagoons of Sangeli Island, the overwater sanctuaries are romantic with easy lagoon access and the option of private pools. Honeymoon Pool Suites include a welcome bottle of Champagne, canapés and a fruit platter, as well as complimentary lunch and dinner dining in all three restaurants (The Spice, Just Grill and Simply Veg). Additionally, two couple massages at the Elena Spa are included for all guests staying four night stays and over.
Accommodation choices also include stand-alone beach villas which face the lagoon, with deluxe villas featuring private 13m² pools, and beach family pool suites.
Activities include music and DJ nights, sunset fishing, daily kids' activities, a full gymnasium and a recreation centre. Non-motorised water sports include kayaking, paddle boarding, pedalos and snorkelling in tranquil surroundings.
Having already provided unique luxury and indulgence across three resorts since the first launch in 2013, Atmosphere has become a vibrant Indian Ocean hospitality brand in a short space of time and has consistently ensured that a core philosophy, the 'Joy of Giving', is fulfilled within all resorts. Real value for money has been a key factor behind Atmosphere's surge in popularity across the luxury OZEN by Atmosphere at Maadhoo, five-star Atmosphere Kanifushi and four-star OBLU by Atmosphere at Helengeli resorts.
Find out more at www.oblu-sangeli.com
Posted: Tuesday, 18 July 2017
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