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Absolutely fantastic food - Review of Cafe de Pho-Thai, Estes Park, CO - TripAdvisor
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United States›Colorado (CO)›Estes Park›Estes Park Restaurants›Cafe de Pho-Thai
Cafe de Pho-Thai 225 W. Riverside Dr., Estes Park, CO 80517 970-577-0682
Website Improve this listing Ranked #24 of 121 Restaurants in Estes Park
Certificate of Excellence What is Certificate of Excellence? TripAdvisor awards a Certificate of Excellence to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travelers. Cuisines: Asian, Thai, Vietnamese More restaurant details
Restaurant details Good for: Families with children Dining options: Delivery, Reservations, Seating, Takeout, Waitstaff Description: New restaurant which has only been open for about two months Sponsored links * There are newer reviews for this restaurant
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237 helpful votes “Absolutely fantastic food”
This restaurant serves delicious food in a simple, friendly atmosphere. The dining area is not fancy but clean, and the service is welcoming and efficient. My duck red curry was positively delicious. I will certainly be back AND recommend others visit this restaurant.
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10 helpful votes “Made both a Thai rookie and expert happy”
Food, service and decor great! A little funky. Fried egg rolls were very flavorful. They do 4 levels of spicy and the mild still has a nice kick.
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19 helpful votes “Excellent Thai food with reasonable price and portions”
My husband and I are seniors and often portions are so large and you pay accordingly. The dinners we order are around $10 and are plenty to eat without stuffing yourself (an American problem!) or having to get a "doggy bag" and have warmed over leftovers. We are summer residents in Estes Park and love Pho-Thai. My husband orders #21 which is a garlic beef dish with rice and a side of sweet & sour sauce. I order #28 (beef) which is more of a juicy stew with a garlic base served with rice. They ask if you want your dish mild, medium or hot. My husband chooses mild and I medium and we have never had an issue with too much heat. Pho-Thai is off the beaten path but is located near the post office and worth the effort to find them!
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“Spicy and flavorful”
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2 helpful votes “Delicious Drunken Noodles and Green Curry.”
Decided to try this place on a whim. A bit of a hole-in-the-wall but the food was so delicious we both cleaned our plates (considering we also had appetizers that was quite a feat)! Service was friendly, quick and efficient without feeling rushed. Would definitely go back!
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food seemed really fresh and the server Mahesh was great. Place was not very busy but then we were there in the middle of the afternoon.
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Frankamp to vie for spot on Team USA - Kansas - Scout
Frankamp to vie for spot on Team USAAaron Cedeño05/27/2011Named to the USA Basketball Under 16 developmental team in March, Wichita (KS) North point guard Conner Frankamp will join some of the top prospects nationally June 10 in Colorado Springs to compete for a final roster spot - and the Class of 2013 prospect isn't taking the opportunity for granted.By now, anyone who even remotely follows high school basketball in the state of Kansas knows the name of Conner Frankamp.
The unassuming 6-foot, 160-pound point guard followed up a strong freshman season in 2009 at Wichita (KS) North High School by going all Nuke Laloosh on the City League, and announcing his presence with authority virtually from the get-go in 2010.
How? Oh, it was a simple thing, really. All Frankamp did was drop a staggering 52 points on Wichita Northwest in the second game of the season, shattering a 33-year-old scoring record in the process.
Stuff like that has a tendency to get the attention of people - including that of college recruiters.
"I think I dealt with it pretty good this year," the soft-spoken Frankamp said, of the added notoriety. "I didn't try to do too much, just tried to keep on playing."
Though he doesn't have an official scholarship offer on the table yet, the sweet-shooting point guard is receiving heavy interest from the likes of Boston College, Colorado, Creighton, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, UCLA and - of course- home town Wichita State.
Frankamp likely won't be without offers for long. He's eyeing the month of July hungrily and the start of the recruiting evaluation period, eager to show college coaches what he can do.
"I'm going to try and play the best I can, obviously," he said. "I'm looking forward to the recruiting period quite a lot actually."
When asked in which area his game has taken the biggest strides since last year, Frankamp barely hesitated before responding.
"I would say my defense," he said. "My defense for sure. I would say mostly my man-toman-defense; my quickness has gotten a lot better."
A dead-eye shooter out to well beyond the three-point arc, Frankamp is that rare point guard gifted with an understanding of the importance of a mid-range game. Though not a truly explosive athlete, he's virtually ambidextrous with the ball in his hands, making him tough to shade one way or the other. Not flashy with the ball like, say, Sherron Collins was out of high school, he is instead coolly efficient, capable of delivering pinpoint passes with either hand and getting to the lane with a variety of hesitation moves and crossovers.
As far as the summer goes, Frankamp has a big fish to fry well before the month of July hits and play picks back up with his AAU squad, KC Pump N' Run.
Named to the USA Under-16 Developmental Team in March, on June 10 he'll join some of the best prep prospects from around the country in Colorado Springs to compete for a final roster spot.
Make it, and Frankamp will compete with the team at the 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championship in Leon, Mexico. The top three finishing teams at that event will qualify for the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championship, set for June 29-July 12 in Lithuania.
"It's one of the best opportunities that I've ever had in my life," he said. "And if I do make the team it would be by far the greatest achievement I've done so far."
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If you look at the many threads that are posted throughout this forum by the home based and MLM business bashers you'll notice that most are quoting and referencing mainly three different websites:
www.mlm-thetruth.com/
The first two sites mentioned above have no concrete facts that are given, only skewed surveys that are used to meet an agenda. The sites are part of Dr. Jon Taylor's agenda to show how he is a "self proclaimed" expert on all MLMs and home based businesses. Yah, right. The statistics on the sites are laughable, and information that would be impossible to accurately obtain. Again, the information, and I'm sure it isn't all the obtained information, is there to meet an agenda. If you look at what is written and noted in anything that Jon Taylor says he constantly references links to websites and quotes. The funny thing is is that what he always references is his own skewed work, on his own websites.
The third site referenced above, as I previously noted, is run by someone on the run from the law, someone that is wanted for fraud, among other things.
Are these three sites feasible reference sites for home based and/or MLM businesses? NOT AT ALL!!!!!
If you want legitimate information on a business research it for yourself. Check out what they offer, ask questions, check out the company or group websites, call the company directly, request information from the company, etc. Do your own homework. The worst thing you can do is listen to people that have an opinion and an agenda regarding these businesses, but have no experience with them, no research of their own, and no facts of their own. Bashing these businesses is their agenda, regardless of what they know or don't know.
Best of luck to anyone looking for an opportunity. There are some great opportunities out there. Don't believe that they are scams just because someone without the knowledge says so.
Here's an interesting article that appeared in the Business Section of USA Today regarding MLM's:
www.usatoday.com/money/smallbusiness/columnist/abrams/2009-05-08-multi-level-marketing-pitches_N.htm
Bosco in Orlando, Florida said: Here's an interesting article that appeared in the Business Section of USA Today regarding MLM's:
Another article that references www.pyramidschemealert.org See my previous post about this site.
Melaleuca, Inc. has also received numerous awards, including the Torch Award from the Better Business Bureau. They would not have received those awards is they were scamming people. They are about switching stores to purchase products people are already buying somewhere. Now they have an option of using better quality, environmentally safe products, and instead of paying the big corporations, they are rewarding individuals who referred them to this company.
Here's a link to an interesting article about the dangers of multi-level-marketing:
www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/mlm.html
Here's a link to an article on the top 10 Home Based Business Scams and how to avoid them:
www.scambusters.org/work-at-home.html
The only home based business that I know of that is profitable is for women and non taxable. That and e-bay.
OpportunityAdvocate in Orlando, Florida said: Great, another opinion.....
In a declaration filed in a suit by two former Quixtar distributors:
A statistical sample of distributors revealed that 99.4% of the IBOs [independent business owners] earned on average just $13.41 per week—before product purchases, all business expenses, and taxes. This average income is far less than the costs of the business, resulting in 99% of victims of Quixtar making no net profit.
Bosco in Orlando, Florida said: In a declaration filed in a suit by two former Quixtar distributors:
Reference??? Maybe you should make it a habit of disclosing where your information comes from?
Amway Sister Company, Quixtar Inc.,
Sued by Distributor Group Represented by Shughart, Thomson & Kilroy Group Claims Contract Terms Prevent Exit From Illegal “Pyramid Scheme” LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A group including eight of the largest distributors of Quixtar Inc., a sister company of Amway Corporation, today filed a class-action lawsuit against Quixtar seeking a declaration that all distributor contracts with Quixtar, and the non-competition and non-solicitation provisions in particular, are unenforceable due to illegality and/or frustration of purpose. The plaintiffs allege that Quixtar knowingly operates as a pyramid scheme and that it prevents distributors from leaving the organization through the non-competition and non-solicitation provisions.
Bosco in Orlando, Florida said: Amway Sister Company, Quixtar Inc., Sued by Distributor Group Represented by Shughart, Thomson & Kilroy Group Claims Contract Terms Prevent Exit From Illegal “Pyramid Scheme”
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A group including eight of the largest distributors of Quixtar Inc., a sister company of Amway Corporation, today filed a class-action lawsuit against Quixtar seeking a declaration that all distributor contracts with Quixtar, and the non-competition and non-solicitation provisions in particular, are unenforceable due to illegality and/or frustration of purpose. The plaintiffs allege that Quixtar knowingly operates as a pyramid scheme and that it prevents distributors from leaving the organization through the non-competition and non-solicitation provisions.
"The plaintiffs ALLEGE that Quixtar...." Companies are inaccurately alleged of doing things all the time. So what were the results? Were they ever found guilty of anything?
Yes, you need to be aware before start the business but home based business provide you an opportunity to earn good money easily.
Here are some great links to help you identify and avoid MLM scams: www.vandruff.com/mlm.html www.mlm-thetruth.com/ www.pyramidschemealert.org/ www.mlmwatch.org/
These are not reliable sources of valid information regarding MLM. The arguments made by each if these anti-MLM zealots has been thoroughly debunked here:
www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=7 (vandruff.com-Vandruff) www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=54 (pyramidschemealert.org-FitzPatrick) www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=55 (pyramidschemealert.org-FitzPatrick) www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=64 (mlm-thetruth.com-Taylor) www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=65 (mlm-thetruth.com-Taylor) www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=66 (mlmwatch.org-Barrett, Others) www.marketwaveinc.com/viewarticle.asp?id=68 (Overview)
Len Clements Founder & CEO MarketWave, Inc.
Here is a good website that reviews legitimate business opportunities
www.mivas-products.com/blog
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Just beautiful. - Review of Kanumera Bay, Ile Des Pins, New Caledonia - TripAdvisor
Just beautiful. - Kanumera Bay
Ranked #4 of 16 things to do in Ile Des Pins
Moschi1 Sydney, Australia
We visited here for the day as part of our P & O cruise. I have never seen water this blue before. The sand is almost like talc. The locals are very friendly too. There were a few stalls near the jetty for tourists to buy souvenirs as well as other food stalls with locally caught BBQ fish, lobster, as well as other fare. We did an organised tour before taking a dip in the crystal clear water near the rock as well as the main beach area. We didn't snorkel around the rock so I can't comment whether its good or not, but was told by others that as there were so many people snorkelling, the water around the rock was very murky from flicking up the fine sand.
I could easily spend a week here just chilling and forgetting the world. 2,3,4 and 5 star resorts available around the island. Only 3 local shops but who cares...
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"the main beach area"
Great Snorkelling in Paradise
We visited for a day whilst crusing on Rhapsody of the Seas. Kanumera Bay is about a 7-8 minute walk from where the tender boat docks in Kuto Bay. This is the classical South Sea Paradise with beautiful white sand, palm trees and clear blue water. There is great snorkelling with plenty of coral and fish around Sacred Rock in the bay. It gets a bit crowded when a cruise ship visits but the crowds really thin out around lunchtime and then you will be sharing the bay with only a few local kids and visitors. We had a very pleasant walk along the beach to the Oure Tera beach resort and back in the late afternoon.
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Hmm - am a bit undecided about this place
This was our first port of call during a South Pacific cruise and I must admit, I was expecting a bit more, but I'll try not to judge to badly. The local people are extremely friendly, and enjoyed having a laugh and joke with our fellow tourists. We were taken on a bus tour of the island for a fee of US$15.00 per person which lasted about one hour. It appears to be a very laid-back lifestyle and whenever we passed a local walking along the roads, they gave us all a very friendly wave. We weren't there long enough to appreciate the type of holiday accommodation on offer, and be warned, if a cruise passenger wants to use the bathroom facilities of a near-by resort they will be charged US$1.00, which we thought was a bit strange. Overall, it seems to be a nice place to visit but once is enough unless you are a snorkelling enthusiast. One thing I would mention is that the Island is not really user friendly for visitors requiring either wheelchairs or walkers (we didn't - but it was quite noticeable the difficulties some other passengers had getting on and off the island as it is by Ship Tender, particularly if the seas were a little choppy) and there is a 500 metre walk from the Jetty to the local market & resort
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'No More Critical Time . . . to Assume the Post of Secretary of State' - The Washington Post
'No More Critical Time . . . to Assume the Post of Secretary of State'
Following are excerpts from the prepared testimony and the appendix to it submitted by Alexander M. Haig Jr. to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday:
I am pleased to appear before this distinguished committee as the nominee of President-elect Ronald Reagan to be secretary of state.
I am prepared to answer any questions you may have concerning my qualifications for this office, my views on foreign policy, and my service to my country during the past three decades.
There could be no more critical time at which to assume the post of secretary of state, and I am honored that the president-elect has chosen me as his designate. Over the past 200 years, the United States has stood as a beacon of liberty for the world . . . .
Our record in this century is not perfect, but it should be a source of great pride. Our successes were founded on a firm commitment to our ideals combined with a sense of the realities of human nature and international politics. It is that combination that we must bring to bear in the decade ahead. If we do, I believe that America and its people will stand once again as an example for the peoples of the world and merit the highest judgment of history . . . .
It would be premature here to set forth definitive policies, or offer detailed programs. Both tasks require analysis and thoughtful consideration by the president-elect and his advisers. But President-elect Reagan and I firmly believe that American foreign policy should have some permanent bedrock. The United States has been most effective in the world arena when the solid foundations of its foreign policy have been recognized and by the nations with which we must deal. Prior Public Service
Before outlining them for you, Mr. Chairman, let me briefly discuss my prior government service. As most of you know, I have spent 35 of the last 37 years in public service. That service has spanned several presidential administrations, including those of presidents Nixon, Ford, and most recently President Carter who extended for two years my term of duty as NATO commander in Europe. Nevertheless, my nomination has stimulated renewed interest among some in a few events during that service -- events that occurred during the four years that I served on the staff of the National Security Council from January 1969 to January 1973, and during the time that I served as chief of staff in the White House from May 1973, to September 1974.
Most of these events have been thoroughly investigated in general, and my role in particular has been scrutinized meticulously. I have testified at length under oath eight times concerning my role in many of these incidents.
I testified before this committee on July 30, 1974, concerning the 1969-70 national security wiretaps.
I testified about those wiretaps in a lengthy deposition in the lawsuit of Halperin v. Kissinger.
I testified before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities on May 15, 1974, during its investigation of the $100,000 Hughes campaign contribution given to [Charles G.] Bebe Rebozo.
I testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Aug. 15, 1975, in its examination of covert operations in Chile.
I testified before Judge John Sirica on Dec. 5 and 6, 1973, on the question of the 18 1/2-minute gap in one of the Nixon tapes.
And I testified on three occasions before Watergate grand juries, answering all their questions.
Others, including former president Gerald Ford and former secretary of state Henry Kissinger, have also testified on these and other issues at length.
None of these investigations have found any culpability of my part . . . . Watergate
I would, however, like to underscore how I viewed Watergate while I was White House chief of staff.
I believe that President Nixon, the duly elected and duly constituted head of the executive branch, was entitled to the presumption of innocence, until proven otherwise, accorded as a constitutional right to every American citizen. In that context, I worked hard within the boundaries of the law and the advice of the lawyers to support him.
I also believe passionately in the office of the presidency and the awesome ability of that office to inspire its occupant to consider constantly the judgment of history and to work for the broad public interest. The influence of that office on its occupant provides a critically important institutional safeguard for our democracy. I viewed my overriding duty as one to preserve that office in the national interest.
Although Watergate was obviously important during my tenure as chief of staff, I spent 90 percent of my time trying to assure that the other business of the presidency was properly conducted.
I believe my work on the National Security Council under Dr. Kissinger and service as White House chief of staff provided experience that, when combined with my service in the Army, and as NATO commander, will help me as secretary of state. The Global Environment
Now, Mr. Chairman, let me move to the present and the future, and describe the global environment in which our national interest must be pursued.
Every generation views its own perils as unprecedented. Even so, there is now widespread agreement that the years immediately ahead will be unusually dangerous . . . .
. . . The 1980s have been called a decade of crisis. Yet, it is precisely that sort of appraisal which I believe we must reject. The very term "crisis" implies that events are out of control, and that our nation can only react.
But the task of statesmanship is not simply to react to events . . . . The task of statesmanship is to master these problems, and thus minimize the necessity for richocheting from crisis to crisis.
. . . The United States has a clear choice. We can continue, if we wish, to react to events as they occur -- serially, unselectively, and increasingly in the final analysis, unilaterally. One lesson of Afghanistan is certainly that few symptomatic crises are capable of effectively rallying the collective energies of the free world. We may wish it were otherwise, but wishing will not make it so.
Alternatively, we can confront the fundamental issues I have discussed. We can seek actively to shape events and, in the process, attempt to forge consensus among like-minded peoples. Such a consensus will enable us to deal with the more fundamental task . . .: the management of Soviet power; the restablishment of an orderly international economic climate; the economic and political maturation of developing nations to the benefit of their people; and the achievement of a reasonable standard of international civility. Acting alone, each of these tasks is beyond even our power; acting together, all are within the capacity of free nations.
. . . If we are to succeed in this effort, the conduct of American foreign policy must be characterized above all by the three qualities:
First, we must act with consistency. Specific issues may furnish the occasion for action, but they cannot constitute the sole basis for policy. Once we accept that the specific issues facing us today are merely surface manifestations of more fundamental problems, it must also be clear that effective policy cannot be created anew daily, informed solely by the immediate need . . . .
Second, we must behave reliably. American power and prestige should not be lightly committed; but once made, a commitment must be honored. Our friends cannot be expected to share in the burdens and risks of collective action if they cannot count on the word of the United States. Our adversaries cannot be expected to exercise prudence if they perceive our resolve to be hostage to the exigencies of the moment. Those whose posture toward us remains to be determined cannot be expected to decide in favor of friendship if they cannot confidently assess the benefits of association with us . . .
Finally, and in some ways most important, American foreign policy must demonstrate balance, both in our approach to individual issues, and in the orchestration of policy generally. By balance, I mean recognizing that complex issues invariably require us to weigh, and somehow reconcile, a variety of pressures, often competing. Thus, for example:
I believe that equitable and verifiable arms control contributes to security. But restraint in the growth and proliferation of armaments will not be achieved by policies which increase the very insecurities that promote arms competition.
Domestic economic stability will not be enhanced by the establishment of short-sighted, economic barriers which undermine the multilateral cooperation essential to the prosperity of all.
The assurance of basic human liberties will not be improved by replacing friendly governments which incompletely satisfy our standards of democracy with hostile ones which are even less benign.
And our commitment to peace will not be furthered by abdicating the right to exercise military power to only the most ruthless members of the international community.
Balance must also be struck in the orchestration of policy generally: in our selection of the issues we choose to address; in the priority we accord them; and in understanding the relationship of individual issues, one to another, and each to our broad policy objectives. This form of balance has become known as linkage, and the pesident-elect has publicly stated his commitment to it . . . . Our Urgent Task'
. . . Our urgent task is to reestablish an effective foreign policy consensus. To do so, I believe three conditions must be met:
First, the constitutional and traditional responsibility of the president for the conduct of foreign affairs must be reaffirmed. The United States government must speak to other nations with a single voice. To say that is in no sense to argue for curtailing discussion or debate. On the contrary, I believe both are essential. But the authoritative voice must be the president's.
The president needs a single individual to serve as the general manager of American diplomacy. President-elect Reagan believes that the secretary of state should play this role. As secretary of state, I would function as a member of the president's team, but one with clear responsibility for formulating and conducting foreign policy, and for explaining it to the Congress, the public, and the world at large. The assistant to the president for national security would fill a staff role for the president.
Second, an effective partnership must be restored with the Congress. By partnership, I do not mean occasional retrospective reporting. I mean active consultation, exchange of ideas and proposals in a timely manner, in an atmosphere of mutual respect, trust and confidence, recognizing the special role of the Senate. The Congress can hardly be expected to allow the president the discretion he requires unless it is comfortable with the purposes toward which, and limits within which, that discretion will be exercised. The Constitution demands it, and good sense urges it. In turn, Congess must do its part. In a partneship, both sides must behave responsibly.
Finally, the most consistent articulation of policy is wasted if the professionals who must execute it are divorced from its formulation, and if their experience and skill are usurped in the name of confidentiality, haste, or political sensitivity. The career personnel of the State Department and the Foreign Service are an unmatched intellectual resource, and they will be around long after the president and the secretary of state are gone. If the United States is to act consistently and reliably in the world arena, it must use its career professionals. Their effective participation in policy-making is imperative . . . . APPENDIX
To assist the committee's review, I will describe briefly my activities during 1969-74 . . . . National Security Council (1969-1973)
Let me turn first to my years on the National Security Council Staff.
During those four years, I served first as one of two executive assistants to Dr. Henry Kissinger, the assistant to the president for national security affairs, and then, beginning in June 1971, as deputy assistant to the president for the national security affairs.
In both positions I was responsible for reviewing materials before they reached Dr. Kissinger's desk, being familiar with the matters that he was working on, transmitting information to him, obtaining decisions from him, and seeing that those decisions were carried out . . . .
I also had specific responsibilities to work closely with Dr. Kissinger in his negotiations with the North Vietnamese seeking an end to the war in Vietnam and the return of U.S. prisoners of war, and to coordinate the extensive preparations for President Nixon's visit to China in 1972.
My involvement in any one of the countless issues that came to Dr. Kissinger during those four years therefore varied dramatically. At one extreme, I might quickly read and transmit a document to Dr. Kissinger or to the president. At the other, I would prepare a substantive analysis of a foreign problem for the president or Dr. Kissinger.
The three areas in which my role has been most intensely examined during my NSC days illustrate how different my participation could be. In two of these areas -- the FBI wiretaps and the Chilean covert activity -- my involvement was quite limited. In the third -- U.S. policy in Southeast Asia -- I had a much more substantial role.
With respect to wiretaps, during 1969 and 1970, the FBI conducted wiretaps and other surveillance on a number of individuals, primarily government officials and newsmen. President Nixon instituted this program in the spring of 1969 because of his concern about leaks of national security information, including disclosure of minutes of National Security meetings and U.S. bargaining options in upcoming SALT negotiations.
The facts about my role are straightforward:
The decision to use wiretaps and surveillance to detect the source of the leaks was made by the president, in consultation with the attorney general of the United States, and the director of the FBI. I was not involved.
I was assured that the program was legal.
I never decided which individuals were to be tapped. On several occasions, I was asked by Dr. Kissinger to identify individuals who had access to specific information, and I identified those who, to my knowledge, had such access. My responsibility was to convey to the FBI names of individuals that were provided to me either by the president or by Dr. Kissinger. On many occasions, the summaries of the results of the tapes were delivered to me for Dr. Kissinger . . . .
In Halperin v. Kissinger, a lawsuit for damages by one of the individuals who had been wiretapped, the federal District Court dismissed me as a defendant in the case because of my "inactive role and . . . lack of oversight authority."
I am aware that the legal rules governing wiretaps today differ dramatically from the rules in effect in 1970. The Supreme Court has now established stronger constitutional restrictions on wiretappings for national security reasons. The Congress has enacted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and the president has issued Executive Order 12036. As secretary of state, I will, of course, follow the law, just as I sought to do when in the White House 10 years ago.
Now, with respect to covert activities in Chile. As I indicated, I testified on this subject to the Senate Intelligence Committee in August of 1975 and that testimony is available to members of this committee. In essence, that testimony describes my limited involvement and confirms that Chile was not a special responsibility of mine and that I was not deeply involved in either overt or covert policies toward that country. In general, throughout my service on the National Security Guard staff, I had no responsibility to review or approve any CIA covert activities in Chile.
I am aware that the Congress has established procedures for informing the Senate Intelligence Committee "of all intelligence activities . . . including any significant anticiapted intelligence activity . . ." The Reagan administration intends to follow those procedures. U.S. Policy in Southeast Asia
1. Bombing of North Vietnamese sanctuaries on the Cambodian border.
President Nixon's decision to bomb the sanctuaries of North Vietnamese troops along the Cambodian border and to keep that bombing secret was made in March 1969. I supported the president's decision to order those raids, and I was involved in planning them. The bombing was focused on North Vietnamese troop encampments with five miles of the Vietnamese-Cambodian border where there was virtually no civilian population. vThis operation was carried out as a secret military mission. I was aware that congressional leaders were notified about it at the time although I had no personal responsibility for that process. I was aware of the subsequent inaccurate statements that may have been provided to the Congress.
2. Increased bombing of North Vietnam in December 1972:
During my four years at the National Security Council, the negotiations to end the Vietnam War gradually occupied more and more of my time -- particularly after I became Dr. Kissinger's deputy in June 1971. I worked closely with Dr. Kissinger as negotiations intensified in late 1972 seeking to end the war and obtain the return of U.S. prisoners of war.
During this period, the North Vietnamese began to renounce earlier agreements and stall the negotiations for peace. As a result, Dr. Kissinger and I advocated the bombing of military targets in North Vietnam which occurred in later December 1972. I believed then it was only way to convince the North Vietnamese to resume serious negotiations. (I continue to believe today that judgment was correct.) Subsequent observers -- as well as aerial reconnaissance photos -- have confirmed that the bombing was focused on selective military targets and did not result in indiscriminate "carpet bombing" of civilian areas.
In my judgment, that course of action was in the best interest of the United States and it produced the intended result. The North Vietnamese quickly signaled their willingness to return to the negotiations, those negotiations did resume in January 1973, and led to the agreement that President Nixon announced on Jan. 23, 1973, and led to the return of U.S. prisoners of war in the spring of 1973. White House Chief of Staff (1973-74) Hughes' $100,000 Campaign Contribution
I have testified on this matter before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential campaign activities on May 15, 1974 . . . this issue also came to my attention shortly after I arrived at the White House. I took only one action of any significance. At the request of the president, I obtained the name of an attorney from White House counsel Leonard Garment, and transmitted the name of that attorney to Mr. Rebozo as a lawyer that he might retain in connection with IRS investigation. This incident may have occupied a small portion of my time on several scattered days during the first six months that I was at the White House. The Nixon Tapes
1. Transcription of tapes:
The responsibility for supervising the preparation of all transcripts that were to be released either to the courts, congressional committees or to the public rested completely in the hands of the White House legal staff, working with President Nixon.
I never personally listened to a tape (other than a brief portion of one that President Nixon played at a Cabinet meeting to demonstrate the poor quality of the recordings). I never participated in reviewing any transcript for accuracy or in deciding the relevancy to Watergate of portions of conversations. Those decisions were left to the lawyers and other members of the White House staff subject to review by President Nixon. . . .
2. The 18 1/2-minute gap:
I never physically had any tape in my possession, and I explained in two days of testimony before Judge Sirica my limited and arms' length actions in arranging on several occasions for President Nixon or his secretary to listen to tapes. I still have no knowledge of the origin of the 18 1/2-minute gap.
3. Transcript of June 4, 1973, meeting with President Nixon:
The transcript of a meeting between President Nixon and me on June 4, 1973, has been the repeated subject of speculation and innuendo.
This meeting occurred in the context of the president's decision to listen to his tapes at my urging based on the advice of the White House lawyers. I had been at the White House for less than a month and I knew little about the details of Watergate.
At this date I cannot reconstruct the precise June 4 conversation even with the transcript in front of me. But I do recall that I wanted President Nixon to finish listening to the tapes -- to complete a task that he did not find pleasant.
To turn specifically to the transcript: it shows the president saying to me that he will continue to review the tapes to "see what else is in" them. I agreed with him that he should continue to review the tapes, saying, "That's the thing for you to do, for your own, really your own peace of mind right now." And I continue: "You can't recall. It was a meeting . . . [unintelligible]."
In context I believe that I was emphasizing to him that he should -- for his own sake -- continue to listen to the tapes since he could not recall independently what had been said.
But, since the transcript shows so many parts of the conversation as unintelligible, it is impossible to say with certainty exactly what we were discussing in those two sentences. I do not have an independent recollection now of those sentences. But one thing I know with complete certainty is that I never suggested then or on any other occasion, that he should dissemble or pretend not to recall something. The Nixon Pardon
In Ocotober 1974, President Ford testified before the House Judiciary Committee about the circumstances surrounding his decision to pardon President Nixon. That testimony accords with my recollection of my conversations with Mr. Ford. But let me remove any lingering doubt: At no time did I ever suggest in any way an agreement or "deal" that Mr. Nixon would resign in exchange for a pardon from Mr. Ford.
When I met alone with Vice President Ford on Aug. 1, 1974, I went to that meeting to tell him of President Nixon's inclination to resign, and to emphasize to him that he had to be prepared to assume the presidency within a very short time. We discussed the views of members of the White House staff, various courses of action that had been developed by the White House lawyers, and a number of transition matters. As President Ford indicated in this testimony, the courses of action under discussion by the White House lawyers included: letting impeachment take its course through the House and a Senate trial, prompt resignation, temporary withdrawal from office under the 25th Amendment, a censure vote in lieu of impeachment, President Nixon pardoning himself, and a pardon from President Ford. As President Ford also testified, I did not advocate any course of action. My duty was to urge Ford to be prepared for a rapid transition, perhaps within a day, not to discuss any possible agreement.

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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a grocery/convenience store. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A business center is on site at this 4-star property. Event facilities measuring 12615 square feet (1172 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers an indoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and gift shops/newsstands. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2014. 24-hour front desk Total number of rooms - 257 Number of floors - 28 Bar/lounge Business center Coffee/tea in common areas Coffee shop or café Concierge services Conference space Dry cleaning/laundry service Elevator/lift Gift shops or newsstand Hair salon Billiards or pool table Grocery/convenience store Tours/ticket assistance Laundry facilities Porter/bellhop Year Built 2007 Number of restaurants - 3 Conference space size (feet) - 12615 Conference space size (meters) - 1172 Number of meeting rooms - 7 Indoor pool Show all hotel amenities
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Good budget hotel!! Good location close to the Masjid Jamek Station and some restaurants and facilities as laundry and 7Eleven! Good but simple complimentary breakfast and super friendly staff! We noticed some humidity smell in the bathroom and stains on the walls close to the beds.
Hera fra Malaysia
Super Tiny Narrow Room and Fuul of Smoke from behind Indian street”
Most Tiny Narrow room Full of smoke in room and whole hostel from Indian St. I booked 8 bed dorm. But old receptionist woman force changed to 4bed room. Same price. I want to big room. But I had to most patient these. It was Not Worthly cost at all. Too much cheated Over Rated. I was Big Dissapointed.
Very kind and helpful staff, nice rooftop with great view, perfect for a beer after a long day exploring KL.
Dirty bathroom, noisy”
The bathroom was really dirty in the corners. Our bed had a loose spring that stood up in the back when trying to sleep- not comfy! The room itself was okay except for the noise coming from the street and from other guests when flushing, coughing, talking etc. The doors and walls are super thin. Don't stay here if you're disturbed by noise of any kind. We chose to move to another hotel after one night.
I am not recommending this hotel to anyone.
Ummil fra Indonesien
kasemkwan fra Thailand
If you stay for only a few days in KL, 1000 Miles Hotel is a good option. We liked the style of the hotel (especially the entry area) and the rooftop with view on the KL tower. From the hotel you can reach all main attractions by foot (if you like to walk). The subway station is also very close. The room itself was very small though. There was only space for our bed. Next time we would spend a little bit more to get a bigger room. But anyway, the small room was totally fine for 2 nights. What was also really lovely was the free breakfast for everyone with some toast and coffee in the foyer.
Nice place to stay, excellent staff”
Good simple breakfast, rooms really small with everything u need, but who cares if u plan to use the room to sleep and walk all day!! Would recomend !
Excellent area, staff and room”
We had windowless room, it was perfect, not cramped at all or claustrophobic. Nice rooftop and good brekkie too - self service cereal, toast and tea coffee. Staff are ever so friendly and helpful, particularly the young man. Great base for exploring city. Close to chinatown, free city bus.
Very cute hotel in Chinatown. One window in the room and one in the bathroom, which was a nice change. The front desk person even helped us order delivery pizza, which is surprisingly confusing in KL!
Stylish, comfortable stay”
Stayed in the mini double room with windows. Totally perfect! Comfortable bed, staff was lovely. Would stay again.
Exceptional staff service - thank you!”
Tiny rooms but really all you need. Well decorated and very clean. Great location and price. Free modest breakfast. Internet throughout. Extremely helpful and kind staff.
There are no hair dryer in the room. You need go down to reception ask for it. Clean enough, but you need to ask them for cleaning.
Excellent value. Very nice staff and easy location. Wifi worked well and facilities were very clean.
Sivashankary fra Malaysia
The bed sheets in one of the rooms were a little dusty. Apart from that, great service!
Excellent hotel for an unbeatable price”
Great budget hotel at a good location. Staff was very helpful. Hotel is clean rooms are large. Metro /underground is 5 minutes walking. In the heart of Chinatown. Only things to imptrove would be a more reliable wifi connection as sometimes it did not work. For the cost a very good option to stay in Kuala Lumpur
God location but noisy ”
Pros: Good location, nice personal, 24 hours free tea and coffee Cons: noisy Indian neighbors(at night and early in the morning), basic poor breakfast. Overall good for its price. Recommended
Great value for a comfortable business stay”
Great staff, really well located (and near my office!) and had a work desk as well.
Clean little hotel in central KL”
The hotel is in a very good and central neighbourhood and close to the metro. Although the hotel is overall rather minimalistic, everything is clean and well maintained. The rooms are small but modern. The road in front of the hotel might be a little bit too noisy for a light sleeper.
The staff was helpful, the room was clean and well decorated. We loved everything about this guesthouse!
We were staying in a double room with window on the first floor, not facing the street. The room was clean and tidy. Only the window is pretty thin, so you hear the traffic. Also in the morning there was a exhaust smell in the room. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We loved the location. It is very close to little India, China Town, Mardeka Square and the LRT. Also there are a lot of shops, Cafes (there is a very nice bakery just next to the hotel) and restaurants close by. And they offer a small included breakfast. Which is very friendly. We would go there again, although it is no place to stay for longer.
This was our second time here. The staff is very friendly and even recognised us. We stayed in a spacious double room on one of the upper floors. The room was clean and tidy. Only the window is pretty thin, so you hear the traffic. But there was no smell or smog. We loved the location. It is very close to little India, China Town, Mardeka Square and the LRT. Also there are a lot of shops, Cafes (there is a very nice bakery just next to the hotel) and restaurants close by. And they offer a small included breakfast. Which is very friendly. We would go there again, although it is no place to stay for longer.
Nice location, good for backpack
What a great place! Clean, friendly with a wonderful mix of travellers both old and young. Comfy bed and a nice, simple breakfast. Highly recommended.
This is a great place to stay for short stop overs in KL. Friendly budget accommodation, very small spaces but super clean and functional. Will stay again.
We stayed for 2 nights and found this hotel great! The location is good, easy to get to and from the airport and best of all the front desk staff, Andrew, was a gem. Breakfast is simple with cereal and toast. Roof top hangout is also good! Lots of choices for restaurants in the area.

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Patent US5829946 - Detachable truck body and handling mechanism - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA container handling apparatus for receiving, engaging and releasing exchangeable chassis mounted containers, which may be truck bodies, or the like, capable of readily locking and unlocking a truck body to a supporting chassis is disclosed that is self-contained on the chassis. A truck body or container...http://www.google.com/patents/US5829946?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5829946 - Detachable truck body and handling mechanismAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5829946 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/844,230Publication dateNov 3, 1998Filing dateApr 18, 1997Priority dateJan 24, 1995Fee statusLapsedPublication number08844230, 844230, US 5829946 A, US 5829946A, US-A-5829946, US5829946 A, US5829946AInventorsGarwin B. McNeilus, Ronald E. ChristensonOriginal AssigneeMcneilus Truck And Manufacturing, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (46), Referenced by (16), Classifications (21), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetDetachable truck body and handling mechanismUS 5829946 AAbstract A container handling apparatus for receiving, engaging and releasing exchangeable chassis mounted containers, which may be truck bodies, or the like, capable of readily locking and unlocking a truck body to a supporting chassis is disclosed that is self-contained on the chassis. A truck body or container which may be self-supporting is also disclosed.
I claim: 1. A self-contained system for exchanging a detachable refuse hauling truck body detachably secured to and carried by a vehicle chassis, comprising:(a) a vehicle chassis having a truck body supporting portion; (b) a detachable truck body, said truck body including an independent supporting means comprising a plurality of deployable support leg means attached to said truck body for supporting said truck body as a stand alone unit when said truck body is disconnected from said vehicle chassis, said independent supporting means being deployable and retractable when said truck body is in a raised receive and release position relative to said vehicle chassis; (c) dual function truck body handling means including reversible raisable support means on said chassis for raising and lowering said truck body relative to said chassis thereby facilitating the transfer to and from said independent supporting means operable to position said detachable truck body between a raised receive and release position and a lowered, attaching position, and reversible longitudinal positioning means wherein said raiable support means and said reversible longitudinal positioning means include separate and independent motive means for adjusting the position of the truck body along said vehicle chassis to enable reversible securing of said truck body to said chassis; (d) truck body attaching means for securing the truck body to the chassis; and (e) mechanized means on said vehicle chassis for operating said truck body handling means. 2. The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising means for tilting said detachable refuse hauling truck body on said vehicle chassis for emptying refuse therefrom.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides an autonomous, automated vehicle mounted container handling system for rapidly exchanging, i.e., receiving, engaging, locking and separating replaceable modular containers, which may be task-specific truck bodies, such as refuse hauling receptacles, on a supporting truck chassis. The apparatus is designed to be a stock assembly integral with the truck chassis such that all mechanized elements are powered from and carried on the truck chassis. In this manner, location guiding, locking, unlocking and separation devices may be conveniently contained on the chassis.
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Johnathan Famuliner (1854-1945) - Find A Grave Memorial
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Johnathan Famuliner
5 Apr 1854
5 Sep 1945 (aged 91)
Garden City, Cass County, Missouri, USA
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1807–1886
Sallie Ann Famuliner
Elizabeth Jane McCance Famuliner
1852–1938 (m. 1876)
John Famuliner*
Charles Erwin Famuliner*
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Charles McCance Famuliner*
Find A Grave Memorial 17860693
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value: This website is a website that allows the public to search and add to an online database of cemetery records. It is owned by Ancestry.com.