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reviews Clear all Click to rate,Terrible,Poor,Average,Very Good,ExcellentStart your review of Archipelagos Resort Hotel Click to rate kimbarnes55London, United KingdomLevel Contributor4 reviews3 helpful votes “Brillant!”Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobileFantastic all round!! Food amazing, Views amazing and staff amazing! We loved our stay and would love to stay longer! We stayed in a superior room and the sunset from the balcony is to die for!! Tip: Taxi's charge €20 to get to the town as they are aware it is an expencive hotel. Rent a car for as little...More ReportHelpful?1Thank kimbarnes55 Sebastien SGeneva, SwitzerlandLevel Contributor15 reviews8 helpful votes “HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE”Reviewed 15 October 2016 via mobileWhat can I say..... Thank you so much for everything.
This hotel is a GEM because the team of 5 at the bar and restaurant make you feel at home always smiling...More ReportHelpful?3Thank Sebastien S ArchipelagosResort, Guest Relations Manager at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear Sebastien S,
Thank you for being our guest and for your comments. We are very pleased to read that you enjoyed your stay. We hope to be able to welcome you back next summer!
Guest Relations ManagerMore gdelajouLausanne1 review5 helpful votes “Best wedding place on earth”Reviewed 11 October 2016 My wife and I got married at the Archipelagos resort in July this year and it was just amazing !!! All married couples know how stressful it can be to organize a wedding but it is even more difficult when your wedding is taking place in another country !!
We were incredibly lucky in finding this place, Constantinos, the general...More ReportHelpful?5Thank gdelajou ArchipelagosResort, Owner at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear Gregory & Carolina,
Thank you for being our guests and for trusting our hotel for this special occasion of your life. Our hotel aims to provide a unique experience, and we are pleased that we managed to fulfil your expectations. Your kind comments encourage us for our future work. We look forward to welcoming you back to our hotel...More xman131313Montreal, CanadaLevel Contributor5 reviews4 hotel reviews6 helpful votes “Quiet and relax”Reviewed 30 September 2016 The hotel is isolated, a 10 min drive away from Parikia (and the port). It's remote and giving it a very chill atmosphere. The grounds are clean and perched atop a small hill overlooking the sea. The hotel is lovely, the staff friendly and the breakfast was a treat!
The hotel offers a free shuttle to Parikia twice daily, but...More ReportHelpful?4Thank xman131313 archipelagos_resort, Υπεύθυνος Σχέσεων με Πελάτες at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear xman131313,
Front Office & Customer ServiceMore TuttyUMiami BeachLevel Contributor7 reviews5 hotel reviews6 helpful votes “Fantastic Hotel”Reviewed 30 September 2016 via mobileI visited Paros at the end of August and a friend had recommended me to stay at this Hotel. I couldn't have chosen a better hotel. It's located up on the hill but the views are amazing. The sunset from my room was spectacular, the rooms are full equipped, spacious, new, clean, modern, eclectic and of course, with a priceless...More ReportHelpful?4Thank TuttyU archipelagos_resort, Υπεύθυνος Σχέσεων με Πελάτες at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear TuttyU,
Front Office & Customer ServiceMore VBhikerVirginia BeachLevel Contributor17 reviews6 hotel reviews9 helpful votes “Relax”Reviewed 22 September 2016 via mobileThe hotel is wonderful. the staff is excellent, the manager is personable; took our bags to the room, explained everything of the area. beautiful pool, nice setting, fantastic breakfast. large spacious room. excellent view of the water, great sunset everything is perfect. ReportHelpful?4Thank VBhiker archipelagos_resort, Υπεύθυνος Σχέσεων με Πελάτες at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear VBhiker,
PoppeThorsenStavangerLevel Contributor18 reviews4 hotel reviews8 helpful votes “Best hotel of our holiday.”Reviewed 17 September 2016 via mobileWe stayed 5 nights at this resort to round off our Greek holiday on a high note.
And we were really impressed. Room, pool, bar, restaurant, view, everything was perfect. But what impressed me the most, was without a doubt the people working there. From the moment we arrived, to our last farewell, we felt pampered and treated like royalty....More ReportHelpful?3Thank PoppeThorsen ArchipelagosResort, Guest Relations Manager at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear PoppeThorsen,
Thank you for being our guest and for your submitting your comments. We are glad to note that the general impression of your stay was positive. We look forward to welcoming you back to our hotel in the future!
Kind Regards,More Abby CLevel Contributor8 reviews3 hotel reviews5 helpful votes “Don't think of this as a luxury resort”Reviewed 17 September 2016 Physically Archipelagos is beautiful. When we were there in September, it was too windy to swim, and the place had a rather creepy feel. I'm not sure why they have a pond with a fountain, especially given how much natural beauty surrounds it. The room was attractive, but the safe was broken, the windows didn't open properly, and the single...More ReportHelpful?2Thank Abby C mariangelagchAthens, Greece1 review4 helpful votes “Exciting !!”Reviewed 15 September 2016 via mobileBeautiful hotel!! I had a great weekend! The personnel was very friendly and helpful. The view was amazing and the breakfast exeeded my expectations! Thanks for everything!! I will visit you again very soon:) ReportHelpful?4Thank mariangelagch ArchipelagosResort, Guest Relations Manager at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear mariangelagch,
Allow me to thank you for being our guest and for submitting your review. We are very pleased to read that you enjoyed your stay with us. We hope to be able to welcome you back in the future!
cpapadimasAthens, Greece2 reviews2 helpful votes “Amazing”Reviewed 15 September 2016 via mobileAmazing facility
We were really pleased with this small luxurious hotel at the edge of the rocks right on the Aegean Sea. The facilities offered along with the comfort of the rooms made our stay unforgettable. We would really like to thank all the personnel that was always...More ReportHelpful?2Thank cpapadimas ArchipelagosResort, Guest Relations Manager at Archipelagos Resort Hotel, responded to this reviewDear cpapadimas,
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For the morning and midday: one egg and a few cashews, and some sausage and an apple (I’m trying it on a day I’m not expecting to be running and bouncing around later..) and I believe there’s a small issue. One I’ve suspected for a few days, and have confirmed as best as I can.
I think there’s a pressure crack in one of my molars. 😦 I’ve had a ‘wisdom’ tooth that’s needed to go, but it’s been a non-issue, so it was left. I suspect the pressure finally built up too far. 4 teeth in from there has an issue. From the feel of it, and the ache, and the nagging feeling that there’s something stuck (but there’s nothing) – I took as close a look at it as I could manage, and something looks ‘off’. There’s probably at least a crack, and possibly an actual broken portion, I can’t quite tell.
And the dentist’s office is closed this afternoon, so I can’t even schedule an appointment. Sad me.
Admittedly, I’ve needed to get back in for a while – finish some projects that have been stalled since my last visit, but family issues had come up, and then…. *shrug*. You know. “The usual”.
So there goes a few thoughts/plans for food for a little while. I’ve been easing off on carrots as it is, unless they’ve been somewhat cooked. I’ll have to make sure any bacon I intend to consume is just a little more under-done than usual. Still, I need to figure out some other options.
The food part of this I’d already expected to be very challenging (other than this typing thing, that is). I really didn’t need a ramped up difficulty rating, now, did I? I thought I could try to play through at ‘easy’, ‘novice’ or ‘beginner’ – possibly even ‘Normal’. Oh well… so it goes.

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Western Walls and Lack Thereof: Jerusalem and Tel Aviv – Ohio University Office of Global Opportunites
Western Walls and Lack Thereof: Jerusalem and Tel Aviv	There is something familiar about this Italian restaurant, just a few blocks from Dizengoff Center, these twenty-somethings in sequined rompers or collared shirts only bothering to use crosswalks (here referred to as “zebras”) because of the armed policemen casually patrolling intersections, and even this Israeli soldier (Meir) looking at me from across the table. There is something uncannily familiar about Tel Aviv, something disconcertingly American in the preteen boys at the beach who yell vulgar things at us (“Just like Miami,” says my roommate from Florida), the falafel or schwarma stands on every corner (“Just like Philly’s hotdogs and hamburger joints,” says my roommate from Pennsylvania), and the Black Keys songs blaring from dirty Buicks (“Just like Columbus,” says my roommate from OU). Even the ultra-Orthodox Jews braving the 106°F heat in black pants, jackets, and hats would not look so very out of place in the US (“Just like the Amish,” I think).
Just about to pray at Jerusalem’s Western Wall, we cover exposed shoulders and knees before entering the women’s side of perhaps Judeo-Christianity’s holiest sites.
In class, we complain to Dr. Haworth about our disappointment, our fear that we’ve traveled so far east only to find the West waiting for us. “You don’t get it,” he explains. “In Tel Aviv, there are gourmet Jewish restaurants and dumpy Jewish restaurants. There are Jewish cops catching Jewish criminals. There are Jewish garbage men, and Jewish litterbugs.” After seeing Jerusalem, I think I know what Haworth means. In East (Jewish) Jerusalem, on Shabbos (Saturday, the Sabbath), no one uses electricity, travels, or goes in public, really, besides to walk to the synagogue for worship. The holiness of the day is visible, beautiful. But Tel Aviv is beautiful on Shabbos as well, with beachgoers healing hangovers in the sun, supermarkets doing the week’s best business in the evening, late breakfasters lingering over coffee and pastries in the cafes. There is something sacred in the sinning, something profound in the deliberate profanity, something remarkable in Tel Aviv’s normalcy.
Despite (or perhaps because of) the Shabbot, Tel Aviv’s Gordon Beach is crowded on Saturday morning.
My eyes, Meir tells me, are “like Mossad camouflage”. He is doing exactly as I am—building bridges on awkward similes, trying to bring Athens, Ohio closer to Tel Aviv. For Tel Aviv, the color comparison is fitting, significant for its realism, not its romance. We eat a decidedly treif meal, Jew and goy, Israeli and American, sharing Focaccia bread from a country neither of us has ever seen, creating communion from unwashed hands trusted more than the polished silverware.
Difficult as it is to catch the Na Nachs standing still, my roommate, Shoshanna Blair, manages to snap a quick picture of one man as he dances in a spontaneous celebration during Tel Aviv’s Layla Lavan (White Night).
As he walks me home later, a van of “Na Nachs”, members of a somewhat eccentric branch of Hassidic Judaism, pull up to a crowded curb just in front of us. Men with long sidecurls begin playing music, jumping ecstatically, and convincing random people standing by to join in the dance. As Haworth tells us in class, “sometimes, prayer is dancing”. I watch the celebration, deciding that maybe this city, usually so similar to America, is after all just as much the epitome of Israeli culture as Jerusalem. Because there is something liberating, something distinctly Israeli in Meir’s ability to roll his eyes at kosher guidelines and the Na Nachs, but still proudly wear the uniform of the Jewish state.
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What an AR-15 does.
Twitter has many examples of why arming teachers is a terrible idea. Here's a couple of threads.
Idaho State University teacher accidentally shoots self in classhttps://t.co/dWJr2qQvFk
— David Waldman, LLC (@KagroX) February 21, 2018
Scenario: armed teacher pulled over on way home from work, stopped by police, shot and killed by police
— Baratunde (@baratunde) February 24, 2018
This article perfectly and comprehensively sums up every angle of the 'perpetual foreigner' issue I talked about last week. Pair with this piece about who gets to be an immigrant. Model-minoritying isn't good, even if it's better than this:
Imagine writing something so despicable and reality-challenged that it gets pulled from Fox News
Fox News deletes op-ed slamming 'darker, gayer, different' U.S. Olympic team https://t.co/zXfwdy0d93 via @FortuneMagazine
— 🙀 (@rgbrb) February 19, 2018
See also: my thread.
I think Julia Ioffe (whose immigrant identity is similar to mine) ought to be aware that as much as we are othered, we are not othered as much as non-white immigrants or descendants of immigrants, or those who look more visibly foreign. https://t.co/Tdsp3y3o0C
— 🙀 (@rgbrb) February 18, 2018
I also made a thread about the myth of the endearing man-child.
4. In his view, being an immature prick wasn’t an issue; it was natural for women to suffer that kind of nonsense. The nonsense was endearing, because what woman isn’t attracted to an overgrown child.
I was already thinking about this when I saw Lupita Nyong’o’s interview on TDS
— 🙀 (@rgbrb) February 24, 2018

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Next Generation Ministries: Getting Out Of Prison
Not all Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving today in the traditional pattern sustained for decades. And, I'm not referring to those who are employed by the retailers who just have to get a jump on Black Friday.
This morning I'm thinking about those who are trapped, isolated and usually forgotten by families. Men and women who are alive, but have been forsaken and abandoned by the rest of society. Many of them are overcome with shame and their daily companions are hopelessness and helplessness.
This morning I was withdrawn. Awake. Silent. Horizontal on the bed. Feeling trapped. And even though my best friend was preparing herself for the day, in the bathroom next to our bedroom, so that she could begin her daily ritual of breakfast preparation ... and even though there were 9 other people living in our house ... and even though God was still present and in charge of my life ... I was feeling isolated and forgotten. Forsaken and abandoned by the world in which I grew up. In solitary, making friends with embarrassment and shame for the anger I unleashed on two really good friends the night before.
"A failure." I heard it whispered in my head. "Maybe God is attempting to help you through a transition back to a normal life. You are out of fuel. You are old enough for retirement. You aren't really making much of a difference anyway. It's time for a change."
I sense my wife coming to my side of the bed. She sits down close to me. Quietly she asks me, "What are you thankful for today." My silence continues for a few moments. My cognitive resources can recall several expected answers. My emotions are too strong to allow them to escape my lips. "Good question," I reply softly.
Not long after my response, my wife read this statement to me: Thanksgiving to God is the only thing that heals our view of the world.
When I stepped out of the KLM airplane this past October 15th, and entered Entebbe Airport here in Uganda, I reentered a War Zone. I came equipped with fresh vision and energy. I was prepared to get back to the basic. This was my 10th year attempting to bring Christ to this nation and it was time to simply love people. This was my only goal. The foundation of ministry. The goal of followers of Christ. And, it seemed simple enough.
That was six weeks ago. My soul is a little beat up. I've faced challenges that I could have never anticipated. I've been betrayed and abandon by one of our associates with whom we have worked for 10 years. He was given responsibilities and assets that required trust. But, that's the bad news. Though evidence of the spiritual war.
The good news is that three of our other associates joined arms with me and TOGETHER we salvaged, revived, and advanced the project that was sorely neglected. The unity and energy we have shared has been gifted to us by the Holy Spirit and we are proud of what God has done in us and through us.
But, for some unknown reason, simply because I didn't know where the keys were to our vehicle, I lashed out at two of them last night. Most would consider it a small thing and perhaps justified. Though it was brief, it was passionate. It was condescending and abrupt. It was the flesh. Not the Spirit.
Though I repented and sought forgiveness soon after it happened ... and though I was graciously forgiven ... I woke this Thanksgiving morning feeling like a prisoner.
After Pam encouraged me, I drug my body off the bed, showered and dressed for the day, I lugged my bible to the veranda and did what my wife encouraged me to do: "Read the Psalms."
She is a very wise lady. She understands the nature of the war. It is a battle for truth. The enemy traffics in lies. Jesus is truth. She knew I was involved in an intense wrestling match and my soul was in danger. I was discouraged.
I read. It was a song written by David when he was in a dark and confined place ... a real prison, if you will.
I cry out to the Lord; I plead for the Lord's mercy. I pour out my complaints before Him and tell Him all my troubles. When I am overwhelmed, you alone know the way I should turn. Wherever I go, my eneimies have set traps for me. I look for someone to come and help me, but no one gives me a passing thought! No one will help me; no cares a bit what happens to me. THEN I pray to you, O Lord. I say, "You are my place of refuge. You are all I really want in life. Hear my cry, for I am very low. Rescue you me from my persecutors, for they are too strong for me. Bring me out of prison so I can thank you. The godly will crowd around me, for you are good to me." (Psalm 142)
Most likely I was fatigued from the battle. And, mostly likely, I needed rest from the constant responsibilities that go with my work, plus having 9 other people in our home to serve. There is no justification for my failure, though I was offered very good explanations for my sudden defeat. But, my view of the world is changing on this Thanksgiving Day. God met me through my wife, through the Scriptures, through friends who encouraged me and prayed for me. I'm out of my self made prison. I will not abandon the call of God on my life. Satan is not the one to counsel me. God will direct my steps. He has heard my cry.
He has brought me out of prison so I can thank Him. Happy Thanksgiving.
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Elisha Ezra November 27, 2014 at 7:56 AM
God is so amazing in the ways he speaks to us. Even when all roads seem so dark, he calls us to walk with him. His ways are not mans ways, his not a man that he can lie.
"Where You Lead, Lord i shall follow, Where i go is in your plan. What I pray is your desire, What i need is in your hands. All i ask is your forgiveness, Lord you are so LOVING that i still have a chance."
That is how deep the fathers LOVE is to us.
Am praying for you Dad. The devil has no authority over anything in your life. Uganda may come with its challenges and oppressions, But you lift up a name that is above every other name, the Banner of victory, the Lion of Judah, his name is Jesus Christ.
Paul Hunter November 27, 2014 at 8:03 AM
Thanks for the encouragement, Ezra. It is great when our choice is simply following His choice. May you always be motivated by your love for the Lord.
Therese Lewandowski November 28, 2014 at 7:45 AM
May the Lord continue to strengthen both of you in your ministry. This blog is a good reminder to me of my continual need for His grace and love. Our tanks get empty sometimes.
I'm sorry to hear of your loss regarding your friend/co-worker. Though we may understand in the spirit, it sure can still sting our heart.
Much love to Pam and you.
Paul Hunter November 28, 2014 at 9:26 AM
Thanks for your comment Therese. You may know that deception is a big part of the African culture since it was founded on witchcraft. So, though we are, we shouldn't be surprised by such betrayal. His grace is sufficient.
Thanks for you love and prayers! They are so encouraging!


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In-order delivery of correlated messages in Logic Apps by using Service Bus sessions – Azure Logic Apps
Aprana Seth May 2, 2017 2
Nice post, but could you explain a little more why you are doing this?
It looks to me that we are reading Session based messages and then creating Topic based messages from them. Are the messages being read from and then posted to the same ServiceBus – or are two used?
What is the point, couldn’t the client simply create Topic based messages instead of Session base ones?
Presumably the rest of the solution has an App Logic listening to the topic queue?
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Thanks Jason. The intent is to show how one can use service bus sessions in Logic Apps. We are reading messages from a queue and messages associated with a session are sent to a Topic in this example, although you can process these messages any way you want.

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Posted Jul 18, 2016 We stayed here for seven nights. The grounds are beautiful and quiet as the buildings are fairly spread out. The beach in front of the hotel is pristine.
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Posted Jun 22, 2016 ワイレア近辺のコンドミニアムは相当良いのですが
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Nice hotel close to a great beach.
Posted Jun 8, 2016 Wailea is a great area - the condo is close to shopping, great beach, top rated hotels nearby.
Highly recommend Ekahi Village.
Jun 11, 2016 by Matt, Hotel Management
Aloha... I am pleased to read that you had a wonderful visit and thank you so much for recommending Ekahi Village to other travelers. Hopefully, we will have the pleasure of welcoming you back. Mahalo.
Comfortable, clean condo. 5 min walk to the beach
Posted May 30, 2016 Adequately appointed and clean. The property is beautifully maintained and on a beach in great location. Have stayed here before and would stay here again. 5 out of 5
Posted May 25, 2016 Wir hatten ein traumhaftes Zimmer/kleine Wohnung mit Gartenblick und seitlichem Meerblick... Der Garten ist auf höchstem Niveau gepflegt. Täglich wurde unser Zimmer gereinigt/Handtücher gewechselt.... . Die Küche war mit allem Nötigen voll ausgerüstet! Leider musste man immer die Schlüssel (keine Karten!) bei sich tragen (für das Zimmer und einen für die Pooloanlagen)... Die Anlage verfügt über mehrere Pools... Der große Pool am Meer war mit genügend Schattenplätzen ausgestattet.. Kinder herzlich willkommen.... Abends sind wir meistens an den näheren Pool von unserem Zimmer aus gegangen (kleiner und nicht so schön wie der am Meer)....-> Dort durfte man nicht lauter Reden und Kinder waren überhaupt nicht willkommen.... (Dass man dort schwimmen durfte, grenzte schon an ein Wunder). Wir sind kinderlos, haben aber sofort gemerkt, was für Spielregeln hier am Pool gelten.... Am besten leise sein....
Die nächst liegende Bar war mit ca. 30min zu Fuss zu erreichen... bzw. musste man das Auto benutzen!
Aber es war ein wunderschöner Aufenthalt im Paradies... Kann es zu 100% weiterempfehlen. 5 out of 5
by ANNABELLE from Las Vegas, Nevada
I have stayed here previously and this stay was also amazing. Check in was quick and they are always great! Got an remodeled condo this time and felt so comfortable and nice. Very close to the beach and only about a five minute walk. Ten to twelve minute walk to the Wailea Mall. Location was convenient and barely used my car. Housekeeping came everyday and always offered any items we need. Would definitely stay here again and again!
We have always stayed at the Palms just across the street, but decided to try the Ekahi this vacation. Both have very nice spacious living areas. The benefit at Ekahi over the Palms is that the pool area leads directly to the beach, so we could take our snorkeling gear and boogie boards to the pool and leave them in safety and hop down to the beach when we wanted. So if some of us wanted pool time, we could do both quite easily. The pool area has a great kitchen area so those who wanted to have pupus or cold drinks could bring them down for group get-togethers. We were too busy trying all the nearby restaurants though. The beach right in front of the condos has a great little reef/snorkeling area. A huge humpback whale gave us a show right in front of the property! The only downside was picking up the key on our late arrival. It was a little awkward (we were tired from the flight), but they gave us clear instructions. It just wasn't on site. Not a big issue, but not perfectly convenient. The condo unit was very clean and spacious with amazing water views from every room. Lots of fresh towels provided daily. I wasn't expecting maid service, but we appreciated it greatly!
by aden from seattle
Lovely condo. Well maintained property
We love the Wailea area. This property had good beach access, nice pools and the condo was very comfortable.
by Bronwyn from Melbourne
Nice condos in great location. Very quiet setting with immaculate gardens
Great stay with immediate pool and beach access
Posted Feb 26, 2016 Pros: The proximity to the boardwalk and resorts in Wailea as well as having immediate beach access and being able to sit at the pool and watch the wales.
Cons: It is on a fairly steep hill, carrying beach chairs to / from the beach with a cooler was a bit tough without transportation but doable once a day
Location: It is nice to have the Shops of Wailea so close within walking distance as well as having Kihei a short drive away with the many shops and restaurants
We stayed in a studio condo halfway up the hill at this location. It was a perfect location on site, close to one of the 'quiet area' smaller pools which we loved and not too far from the main pool that is right on the beach. The room was very comfortable and made us feel like we were really home away from home. It had all the amenities, bbq, in suite laundry and fully equiped kitchen. My favorite part of the day was having a coffee on the quiet fairly private ground leve deck area that our unit had in the morning sun watching the flowers open in front of my eyes and seeing the beautiful red cardinal join me nearby on the trees. Back to Hotel Details

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Central Queensland Plane Spotting: Alliance Airlines Fokker 50 VH-FKX Spotted at Proserpine / Whitsunday Coast Airport Heading South on tour
Alliance Airlines Fokker 50 VH-FKX Spotted at Proserpine / Whitsunday Coast Airport Heading South on tour
After visiting Proserpine / Whitsunday Coast Airport the previous week, Alliance Airlines Fokker 50 VH-FKX was again noted arriving into Proserpine Airport as UTY4427 from Townsville on Monday 27 June. Flight tracking websites suggest that it rook the 'scenic route' to Prosie, flying over the Great Barrier Reef and Hamilton Island. It remained on the ground during Tuesday 28 June when it was photographed below.
As we mentioned last week, VH-FKX appears to be operating an outback and Great Barrier Reef tour from Adelaide which included a visit to the 'red centre' of Australia at Ayres Rock, as well as Longreach, and as far North as Cairns over the last weekend.
At the time of writing, VH-FKX is scheduled to departed Proserpine / Whitsunday Coast Airport early on Wednesday 29 June for Hervey Bay (Fraser Coast) Airport.
UPDATE! Indeed on Wednesday 29 June, VH-FKX departed Proserpine / Whitsunday Coast Airport for Hervey Bay (Fraser Coast) Airport as UTY4429. It reportedly completed some sightseeing over Lady Elliot Island and surround areas. VH-FKX then departed later on Wednesday for Brisbane as UTY4431.
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She Loves Wine: Almond-Cranberry Bread with White Chocolate Glaze
Sweet bread balances tangy cranberries in this winning recipe from the Wisconsin State Fair. Wrap and store it overnight to make it easier to slice and less crumbly.
Makes: 12 servings Yield: 1 loaf (12 slices) Prep: 35 mins Cool: 10 mins Bake: 1 hr 15 mins at 325°F
1 - 1 1/2 teaspoons almond extract
2/3 cup chopped almonds, toasted if you like
White Chocolate Glaze: 1/4 cup white baking pieces
1 tablespoon French vanilla liquid coffee creamer
1. Rinse cranberries in cold water; drain. Grease bottom and 1/2 inch up the sides of one 9x5x3-inch loaf pan. Line bottom of pan with waxed paper; grease. Set aside.
2. In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Make a well in center of flour mixture; set aside.
3. In a medium bowl, combine eggs, buttermilk, melted butter and almond extract. Add egg mixture all at once to flour mixture. Stir just until moistened (batter should be lumpy). Fold in cranberries and the chopped almonds. Spoon batter into prepared pan, spreading evenly.
4. Bake in a 325 degree F oven about 75 minutes or until a wooden skewer inserted near center comes out clean. Cool in pan on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Remove from pan. Cool completely on wire rack. Wrap and store overnight before slicing.
5. Before serving, unwrap bread. Drizzle with White Chocolate Glaze and sprinkle with additional toasted almonds. Makes 1 loaf (12 slices).
White Chocolate Glaze: 6. In a small, microwave-safe bowl, microwave white baking pieces on 50 percent power (medium) for 1-1/2 to 2 minutes or until melted and smooth, stirring once or twice. Stir in powdered sugar and French vanilla liquid coffee creamer. If necessary, stir in additional coffee creamer, 1 teaspoon at a time, until glaze reaches drizzling consistency. Makes 1/4 cup.
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SUICIDES IN IIT's & IIT JEE COACHING SCHOOLS: 20 - 7th Nov 2006 - A Ph.D student commits suicide in IIT Kanpur campus-Web India
20 - 7th Nov 2006 - A Ph.D student commits suicide in IIT Kanpur campus-Web India
A Ph.D student commits suicide in IIT Kanpur campus
Kanpur | November 07, 2006 3:17:21 PM IST
In a bizarre incident a Ph.D student with the premier IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) Kanpur committed suicide on Monday.
A suicide note has been recovered from the deceased student Abhilash's pocket in which contain some phone numbers. Further details are awaited.
R. K. Bhatt, the investigating officer, with the Kalyanpur Police Station in Kanpur said that Abhilash body was being sent for post-mortem.
"He was a student of Ph.D and had come few days ago. The student has committed suicide. A suicide note has also been found from his pocket which is in English," said R. K. Bhatt, Police Inspector, Kalyanpur Police Station, Kanpur.
Abhilash who hailed from Kerala and was working in Germany had returned to Kanpur a few days ago to complete his Ph.D assignments. He was residing in a room at the IIT hostel. His body was found on the terrace hall of hostel No.4 in the IIT campus.
According to Prabal Sinha, Dean of Student Affairs, IIT Kanpur, Abhilash was a student with IIT Kanpur and had come for viva voce` for Ph.D. A suicide note has also been found from his pocket, which stated about his decision to commit suicide.
" I got information at about 9:45 in the morning, about a body found on the terrace of the Hall No.4. I took some security personnel and the warden along with me and found his body. We informed the police and also called a doctor, who declared that Abhilash had died a few hours ago," said Prabal Sinha, Dean of Student Affairs, IIT Kanpur.
The latest incident has taken the tally of IIT Kanpur students committing suicide to three this year.
The Institute began functioning in the borrowed building of Harcourt Butler Technological Institute in 1959 with 100 students and a small faculty. The Institute now has its own sprawling residential campus, about 1450 undergraduate and 850 postgraduate students, 300 faculties and more than 1500 supporting staff. (ANI) Posted by


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The night was supposed to be all about him, but he made it about us.
Tom Hanks used the occasion of his tribute from the Museum of Modern Art’s film department on Tuesday night to deliver a Tom Hanks-ian monologue addressing the despair many in the entertainment industry feel about Donald Trump’s election as president. It was the climactic scene from the third act of many a Hanks movie, and it was just what the audience at MoMA needed to hear.
Hanks never mentioned Trump by name, but there was no mistaking the point of his remarks. He referenced “Schoolhouse Rock” and Bruce Springsteen, and he emphasized the sanctity of the Constitution no matter what. To wit:
“We are going to be all right. America has been in worse places than we are at right now,” Hanks said. “In my own lifetime our streets were in chaos, our generations were fighting each other tooth and nail and every dinner table ended up being as close to a fist fight as human families will allow.
“We have been in a place where we have looked at our leaders and wondered what the hell they were thinking of. We’ve had moments with the administrations and politicians and senators and governors in which we have we’ve asked ourselves ‘Are they lying to us or do they really believe in this?’ That’s all right.
“We have this magnificent thing that is in place. It’s a magnificent document and it starts off with these phrases that if you’re smart enough you’ve memorized in school or you just read enough to that you know it by heart, or you watched those little things on ABC where they taught you a little songs in order to sing. and the song goes (singing): ‘We the people/in order to form a more perfect union/established to ensure domestic tranquility/to provide for the common defense/promote the general welfare,’ and you go on and on. That document is going to protect us over and over again whether or not our neighbors preserve, protect and defend it themselves.
“We are going to be all right because we constantly get to tell the world who we. We constantly get to define ourselves as Americans. We do have the greatest country in the world. We move at a slow pace. We have the greatest country in the world because we are always moving towards a more perfect union.
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US20050023594A1 - Pr2O3-based la-oxide gate dielectrics - Google Patents
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A dielectric film having a layer of Pr2O3 and a layer of another lanthanide oxide, and a method of fabricating such a dielectric film produce a reliable gate dielectric with a equivalent oxide thickness thinner than attainable using SiO2. A gate dielectric is formed as a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3 by electron beam evaporation. These gate dielectrics having a lanthanide oxide nanolaminate are thermodynamically stable such that the nanolaminate forming the gate dielectric will have minimal reactions with a silicon substrate or other structures during processing.
This application is a divisional under 37 C.F.R. 1.53(b) of U.S. Ser. No. 10/163,686 filed on Jun. 5, 2002, which application is incorporated herein by reference.
This application is related to the following, co-pending, commonly assigned applications, incorporated herein by reference: U.S. application Ser. No. 10/027,315 filed Dec. 20, 2001, entitled: “Low-Temperature Grown High-Quality Ultra-Thin Praseodymium Gate Dielectrics.”
A solution to the problems as discussed above is addressed in embodiments according to the teachings of the present invention. In one embodiment, a method of forming a gate dielectric includes forming a layer of Pr2O3 on a substrate and forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide onto the layer of Pr2O3. This second layer is formed of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3. Further, the layer of Pr2O3 and the layer of the lanthanide oxide can be formed as a nanolaminate. Advantageously, a gate dielectric formed as a combination of layers of Pr2O3 and another lanthanide oxide has a larger dielectric constant than silicon dioxide, a relatively small leakage current, and good stability with respect to a silicon based substrate. Embodiments according to the teachings of the present invention include forming transistors, memory devices, and electronic systems.
The thinner equivalent oxide thickness, teq required for lower transistor operating voltages and smaller transistor dimensions may be realized by a significant number of materials, but additional fabricating requirements makes determining a suitable replacement for SiO2 difficult. The current view for the microelectronics industry is still for Si based devices. This requires that the gate dielectric employed be grown on a silicon substrate or silicon layer, which places significant restraints on the substitute dielectric material. During the formation of the dielectric on the silicon layer, there exists the possibility that a small layer of SiO2 could be formed in addition to the desired dielectric. The result would effectively be a dielectric layer consisting of two sublayers in parallel with each other and the silicon layer on which the dielectric is formed. In such a case, the resulting capacitance would be that of two dielectrics in series. As a result, the teq of the dielectric layer would be the sum of the SiO2 thickness and a multiplicative factor of the thickness, t, of the dielectric being formed, written as
One candidate for forming gate dielectrics is Pr2O3. In co-pending, commonly assigned U.S. patent applications: entitled “Low-Temperature Grown High-Quality Ultra-Thin Praseodymium Gate Dielectrics,” attorney docket no. 1303.033US1, Ser. No. 10/027,315, Pr2O3 is disclosed as a replacement for SiO2 in forming gate dielectrics and other dielectric films in electronic devices such as MOS transistors. Additionally, in a recent article by H. J. Osten et al., Technical Digest of IEDM, pp. 653-656 (2000), crystalline praseodymium oxide on silicon was reported to have outstanding dielectric properties.
However, in a recent article by H. Zhang et al., Journal of the Electrochemical Societ, 148 (4) pp. F63-F66 (2001), it was noted that dielectric layers using high-κ materials tend to have a narrower bandgap. The article reported investigating the use of nanolaminates of ZrO2/HfO2, ZrO2/Ta2O5, and Ta2O5/HfO2, instead of a single layer of either Ta2O5, ZrO2, or HfO2. Each nanolaminate, that is, a composite of thin alternating layers of insulators, was grown using Atomic Layer Deposition. The dielectric layers formed of these nanolaminates were reported to have a dielectric constant in the range of 9 to 16, providing a teq reduction factor of about 3 relative to SiO2.
a dielectric layer, the dielectric layer including:
a layer of Pr2O3; and
a layer of another lanthanide oxide disposed on the layer of Pr2O3.
2. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the layer of Pr2O3 and the layer of another lanthanide oxide include a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
3. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
4. The electronic device of claim 3, wherein the dielectric layer has an effective dielectric constant ranging from about 11 to about 15.
5. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the dielectric layer has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the other lanthanide oxide.
6. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the dielectric layer further includes one or more additional layers of a lanthanide oxide, each of the additional layers of lanthanide oxide selected from a group consisting of Pr2O3, Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
7. The electronic device of claim 6, wherein the dielectric layer has an equivalent oxide thickness less than or equal to about 14 Å.
8. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the dielectric layer is disposed in a transistor.
9. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the dielectric layer is disposed in a memory.
10. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the electronic device is configured in an electronic system.
a body region on a substrate between a first and a second source/drain regions;
a film containing Pr2O3 and another lanthanide oxide on the body region between the first and second source/drain regions; and
the film being formed by a method including:
forming a layer of Pr2O3 onto the body region; and
forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide onto the layer of Pr2O3.
12. The transistor of claim 11, wherein the film includes a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
13. The transistor of claim 11, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
14. The transistor of claim 13, wherein the film has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the selected lanthanide oxide.
15. The transistor of claim 11, wherein forming a layer of Pr2O3 and forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide includes forming both layers by electron beam evaporation.
a film containing a layer of Pr2O3 and a layer of another lanthanide oxide on the body region between the first and second source/drain regions; and
a gate coupled to the film.
17. The transistor of claim 16, wherein the layer of Pr2O3 and the layer of the other lanthanide oxide include a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
18. The transistor of claim 16, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
19. The transistor of claim 18, wherein the film has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the selected lanthanide oxide.
20. The transistor of claim 18, wherein the film further includes one or more additional layers of a lanthanide oxide, each of the additional layers of a lanthanide oxide selected from a group consisting of Pr2O3, Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
21. The transistor of claim 16, wherein the dielectric layer has an effective dielectric constant ranging from about 11 to about 15.
22. The transistor of claim 16, wherein the dielectric layer has an equivalent oxide thickness less than or equal to about 14 Å.
a floating gate dielectric interposed between the floating gate and the control gate, wherein at least one of the gate dielectric and the floating gate dielectric includes a film containing Pr2O3 and another lanthanide oxide;
forming a layer of Pr2O3; and
24. The transistor of claim 23, wherein the film is configured as the gate dielectric.
25. The transistor of claim 23, wherein the film is configured as the floating gate dielectric.
26. The transistor of claim 23, wherein the film includes a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
27. The transistor of claim 23, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
28. The transistor of claim 23, wherein forming a layer of Pr2O3 and forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide includes forming both layers by electron beam evaporation.
a floating gate dielectric interposed between the floating gate and the control gate, wherein at least one of the gate dielectric and the floating gate dielectric includes a film containing Pr2O3 and another lanthanide oxide.
30. The transistor of claim 29, wherein the film is configured as the gate dielectric.
31. The transistor of claim 29, wherein the film is configured as the floating gate dielectric.
32. The transistor of claim 29, wherein the layer of Pr2O3 and the layer of the other lanthanide oxide include a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
33. The transistor of claim 29, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
34. The transistor of claim 33, wherein the film further includes one or more additional layers of a lanthanide oxide, each of the additional layers of a lanthanide oxide selected from a group consisting of Pr2O3, Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
35. A memory having a memory array comprising:
a number of access transistors, each access transistor including a gate coupled to a film containing Pr2O3 and another lanthanide oxide, the film formed on a body region on a substrate between a first and a second source/drain regions;
36. The memory of claim 35, wherein the film includes a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
37. The memory of claim 35, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
38. The memory of claim 37, wherein the film has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the selected lanthanide oxide.
39. The memory of claim 35, wherein forming a layer of Pr2O3 and forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide includes forming both layers by electron beam evaporation.
40. A memory having a memory array comprising:
a number of transistors, each transistor including a gate coupled to a film containing a layer of Pr2O3 and a layer of another lanthanide oxide, the film disposed above a body region on a substrate between a first and a second source/drain regions;
a number of source lines coupled to a number of the first source/drain regions of the number of transistors; and
a number of bit lines coupled to a number of the second source/drain regions of the number of transistors.
41. The memory of claim 40, wherein the film is configured as a floating gate dielectric and the gate is configured as a control gate.
42. The memory of claim 40, wherein the film is configured as a gate dielectric and the gate is configured as a control gate.
43. The memory of claim 40, wherein the layer of Pr2O3 and the layer of the other lanthanide oxide include a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
44. The memory of claim 40, wherein the layer of another lanthanide oxide includes a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
45. The memory of claim 44, wherein the film has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the selected lanthanide oxide.
46. The memory of claim 40, wherein the dielectric layer has an effective dielectric constant ranging from about 11 to about 15.
47. The memory of claim 40, wherein the dielectric layer has an equivalent oxide thickness less than or equal to about 14 Å.
48. The memory of claim 40, the film further includes one or more additional layers of a lanthanide oxide, each of the additional layers of a lanthanide oxide selected from a group consisting of Pr2O3, Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
a number of access transistors, each access transistors having a gate coupled to a film containing Pr2O3 and another lanthanide oxide, the film located on a body region on a substrate between a first and a second source/drain regions;
50. The electronic system of claim 49, wherein the film includes a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
51. The electronic system of claim 49, wherein forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide includes forming a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
52. The electronic system of claim 51, wherein the film has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the selected lanthanide oxide.
53. The electronic system of claim 49, wherein forming a layer of Pr2O3 and forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide includes forming both layers by electron beam evaporation.
54. An electronic system comprising:
a number of transistors, each transistors having a gate coupled to a film containing a layer of Pr2O3 and a layer of another lanthanide oxide, the film disposed above a body region on a substrate between a first and a second source/drain regions;
55. The electronic system of claim 54, wherein the film is configured as a floating gate dielectric and the gate is configured as a control gate.
56. The electronic system of claim 54, wherein the film is configured as a gate dielectric and the gate is configured as a control gate.
57. The electronic system of claim 54, wherein the film includes a nanolaminate of Pr2O3 and the other lanthanide oxide.
58. The electronic system of claim 54, wherein forming a layer of another lanthanide oxide includes forming a layer of a lanthanide oxide selected from the group consisting of Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
59. The electronic system of claim 58, wherein the film has an effective dielectric constant ranging from a dielectric constant of Pr2O3 to a dielectric constant of the selected lanthanide oxide.
60. The electronic system of claim 58, wherein the film further includes one or more additional layers of a lanthanide oxide, each of the additional layers of a lanthanide oxide selected from a group consisting of Pr2O3, Nd2O3, Sm2O3, Gd2O3, and Dy2O3.
61. The electronic system of claim 54, wherein the dielectric layer has an effective dielectric constant ranging from about 11 to about 15.
62. The electronic system of claim 54, wherein the dielectric layer has an equivalent oxide thickness less than or equal to about 14 Å.
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July 14, 2017 maddalena@spaceandsorcery	It’s practically impossible for me to resist a deep desert setting, not since Frank Herbert’s Dune became one of my favorite books, so when I read the first reviews for Island of Exiles I knew it would not be long before I saw for myself what this story had to offer.
Life on the island of Shiara is hard and unforgiving: set in the middle of a turbulent ocean, the island’s climate alternates between periods of intense, searing heat and seasonal storms that can annihilate everything in their path. The city in which the novel is set is an enclave of relative comfort in such a harsh environment, but requires total dedication from its citizens, whose main goal must be the survival of the tribe, even before that of the individual.
The city’s society is divided into three layers: the nyshin – or warriors/hunters, who provide security and forage for whatever other foodstuffs the island can provide, besides what can be cultivated on the plateau; the ahdo, who are a sort of teachers and administrators; and the yonin, the lowest possible rank: these are people who were unable to manifest any magic ability during the rite of passage into adulthood, and are therefore kept inside the city walls and set on any kind of menial work – there is no overt contempt displayed toward the yonin in this society, but the writing on the wall is quite clear about their station. At the top of the power pyramid, however, stand the Miriseh, a group of long-lived (or maybe immortal) people who act as protectors to the city’s population, and are regarded as the ultimate source of reverence.
Khya is a nyshin warrior, brave, highly respected and dedicated: she wants to get to the very top and become one day part of the council of advisors to the Miriseh, just as her blood-parents did, and it’s her most fervent hope that her younger brother Yorri might share that honor with her, but so far Yorri has shown no magical ability, and she’s afraid he might end up among the yonin, as happened to his lover Sanii. Training him in secret, she finds the way to unlock Yorri’s magic – a very powerful, very rare kind of magic – and everything seems to move according to her plans when tragedy strikes, and on its aftermath Khya starts making unpleasant discoveries that will turn her world and beliefs upside down, and lead her toward an unexpected path.
The world described by Erica Cameron is a fascinating one: enclosed in a relatively small space, hemmed in by cruel nature, the people of Shiara have managed to create a flourishing society, one that displays many interesting facets, and a few shadows as well. For example, if on one side we can observe the existence of three sexes (male, female and a neuter called ebet) and a total freedom about the choice of partners, with no distinction between genders, on the other we have a rigid caste system that puts at its lower tier the yonin: the outward reason for keeping them in the city is that they need the protection of the walls, since they have no magic that could shield them from the elements or any enemy they might face. The truth, however, is that the yonin are pariahs, people to whom little value is attached (as witnessed by the lack of mourning when accidents take their life), people who are not deemed worthy of a liaison with the upper strata of society, and are best kept out of the collective sight: they serve in silence, their work required but not acknowledged. To me, this was the first sign that not everything was as it looked on Shiara, so that once the revelation about long-kept secrets and lies surfaced, I was not overly surprised.
The downside of such a fascinating premise, however, is that there is too much of it: as a reader I felt virtually assaulted by a huge amount of new terms, most of them without explanation, that required my utmost concentration on these details, concentration that was stolen from the story itself. I’ve often said that I like to work through what I read, that I don’t like to be spoon-fed by excessively enthusiastic authors, but to me Island of Exiles went completely the other way, burdening the narrative with a plethora of terms that proved more distracting than informative, more on the side of telling the readers about the differences in this society, rather than showing them. In a similar way, the moment in which the truth behind the careful façade is revealed is less of an enlightenment and more of a full stop in the forward momentum: again too much information is given in a rather pedantic way and it takes the wind from the novel’s sails, where a slow accumulation of clues might have worked far better.
Fortunately, the characters’ journey more than compensates for this problem, even though it’s hard at first to connect with the central figure of Khya: she’s so driven, so focused on her goals, that she often dangerously comes close to be an overbearing zealot – her desire to see Yorri excel and join her in the advisors’ inner circle carries her like a bulldozer over her younger brother’s eventual aspirations, never once taking into account that he might want something different. She loves him deeply, and yet she does not know him, not fully: indeed the discovery of Yorri’s desire to bond with Sanii – thwarted by Sanii’s failure in the rite of passage – comes as a huge surprise, as if Khya considered Yorri’s life an appendage of her own, without needs or drives she has not contemplated. Only loss will force Khya to look inside herself as she tries to unravel the island’s mysteries, and those observations will lead her to understand the error of her ways, to really grow both as a person and a fictional character: it’s not something you find often in YA-oriented novels, and it finally gives meaning to the coming-of-age journey that tends to be at the center of this kind of story. In a similar manner, the romantic thread of the narrative is developed in a believable, organic way (and there’s no love triangle, which is always a plus with me…): fellow warrior Tessen could not be farthest from Khya’s interest – they have known each other since childhood, but she resents him because she believes he stole from her the opportunity of advancement in the nyshin ranks. Khya’s wariness gives slowly way to growing trust when Tessen proves time and again his reliability and steadfastness, creating a slow-burn romantic entanglement that does not take over the story proper, but instead offers a nice counterpoint that is never overdone.
Despite a few objections, I rather enjoyed Island of Exiles, and it’s my hope that the “wrinkles” I encountered might be straightened out in the next installments: the story, and its future developments, are indeed worth keeping the faith.
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Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum says:	July 15, 2017 at 3:29	I saw some very interesting things about this book earlier this year when it came out, and I too was all curious about the desert setting. It sounds like there are a few stumbling blocks that are typical of a series starter though, especially with the avalanche of new terms. Such a double edged sword, isn’t it? On the one hand, that stuff makes for excellent, rich worldbuilding, but on the other, you don’t want to overwhelm and drive off new readers.
Reply	maddalena@spaceandsorcery says:	July 15, 2017 at 18:18	Part of the problem with the new terms comes from my preferred reading medium, I guess: at the end of the book there IS a glossary that explains it all, but it’s not so easily accessible when you’re reading an e-book… Nevertheless, the story is promising and it does not fall into the usual YA traps, so I will keep the faith 🙂 and read the next one as well.
Reply	@lynnsbooks says:	July 15, 2017 at 10:28	I enjoyed this one too. It had its flaws but it was an entertaining read and I would definitely like to read on. Very refreshing to read a YA without a love triangle too.
Reply	maddalena@spaceandsorcery says:	July 15, 2017 at 18:20	Yes, “refreshing” is indeed the perfect word to define this novel: the main character does not do anything stupid “just because”, for starters, and the love story – as light-handed as it is – works well without need for geometrical shapes 😀 😀
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Torgler Fred Emanuel
T. w. GARNETT AND F. E. ITOIRGLER.
' ICE CAN.
APPLICATION men JULY 29,1919;
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Application filed July 29, 1919. Serial No. 314,088.
the art that receptacles or containers of this character are subjected toconsiderable internal pressure during the expansion of the water as it is converted into ice; in the lifting and dumping of the molded block of ice in the-receptacle; and in the general handling, packing and arrangement of; the receptacles .in the main freezin tank.
It has also been found with the. use of priofdevices of this character that when the pans'or receptacles areov'erturned to release the block of ice they are impacted'with considerable force under the thrust of the block o'f'ice, which weighs between one hundred that the seams of the receptacle are burst and opened during'such operation. Another disadvantage found with prior receptacles or molds of this character is that the corners are not capable of withstanding the internal ressure and frequently crack or burst. epair ofsuch injuries to the can cannot be permanently or easily made and the cans are practically worthless when so split. A further disadvantage found inprior molds is that the bottoms, under the heavy strain and the expansion incident to the freezing of the water, causes thebottoms to bulge downward within the base flange and form ice blocks with rounded bottoms making the blocks diflicult to handle asthey will not stand upright, particularly when'depesited delivery wagons and the,
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The object of the present'inventio'n is to provide in a simply constructed sheet metal mold or receptacle a construction which obviates al1 of the above disadvantages and which-has additionally the advantage. of quickly freeing the block of ice when the can is overturned and of reducin the frictionalcontact, between the sides o 'the bl oclr f formly andthe can during the withdrawal of the block of ice.
Anotherobject of the invention is to provide a construction of mold which may be knocked down and conveniently shipped from the factory to ice plants and the like, and which may be stored in quantities in a relatively small space, the object also embracing a novel joint between the meetin edges of the sheet metal body of the can and the bottom edge of the body and the bot- With these and other objectsin view, the inventionconsists in certain novel combinations and arrangements of the parts as will more fully appear as the description pr'oceeds, the novel features thereof being pointed out in the appended claims.
For a vfull understanding of the invention, reference is to be had to the} following desciipltlion and accompanying drawings, in w 10 Figure 1 is a side elevation of a receptacle Patented Aug. 3,1920. I
or mold for ice constructed according to the present invention.
Fig, 2 is a to plan view of the same.
Fig. 3 is a ragmentary vertical section through the'lower portion of the mold.
Fig. 4 is a bottom plan of the mold.
Fig. 5 is a fragmentary sectional view through the bottom portion of the mold taken between'the longitudinal sides thereof;
Fig. 6 is a detail sectional view through one of the longitudinal sides of the mo d, showing the body seam of the same.
Corresponding and like parts or closed end to provide a receptaclewith a flaring open end adapted to a mit the easy withdrawal of a block of ice therefrom. The degree of taper may be varied as but a slight taperus' sufficient for thepurpose of freelng the sides of theblock of ice uniand from 1 end are referred- J-to in the )followin description and indicated in all the. views 0 the drawings by the same to end from the sidej.
wallsofthe mold when the block is being extracted The body 10 has its rounded corbursting or splitting of .the metallic body 10 at the corners.
The body 10 may be made in one or more sections, two being shown in the present instance, and which are so constructed that ,when assembled the'sections or sheets of the body meet and overlap at the longitudinal sides of the body so that the narrow sides of the body are uninterrupted and continuous; thus eliminating the formation of seams at such narrow sides where impact and pressure are constantly exerted during handling-of the molds and the dumping of thesame. As shown in Fig. 6, the seams in the body 10 are each formed of the overlapping ends of the adjacent sheets of metal and which have interposed between them a strip or layer 18 of tar paper, or other suitable substance forming a packing for effectively and positively sealing the 'joint between the overlapping ends and for rendering the seam air and moisture tight.
In the present instance the seam is held together by a longitudinal row of bolts'14;
carryin detachable nuts 15 at outer sides 0 the body 10, the bolts being arranged in staggered relation throu bout the end of the can and being detacha 1e so that the sections of the. can may me sepa-' rated and the can thus conveniently handled in relatively small space. By virtue of the tapering formation of the body .of the can, the sections thereof may be made to telescope or interfit when the sections are separated one from the other, and thus a large number of cans may be knocked down and packed into the same space which is ordinarily required for the storage of one 1 10 by bolts 1 Each section of the can is thus substantially U-shaped and the seams of the as sembled can are located in the longitudinal sides of thecan so that the seams are protectedfrom impact and do nothave to sustain the weight of the molded block as the can is overturned or dumped.
The upper edge of the'can may be reinforced by a ring 16 which may be of any suitable construction and detachablyl secured to the u p'er edge portion of the body which may be readily' removed for knocking the structure down; llhe lower end 'of the can is closed by a bottom formedofsheetqmetal which has its marginal. edge portion bent downwardand rounded upwardly. to form a U-shaped channel flange 19 at the margin of the bottom 18 with the flange opening ,upwardly as it comprises a .pair of spaced walls capable of withstanding considerable impact and weight and which braces the bottom portion of the can body 10. Detachable bolts'20 may be used in securing the bottom of the can or mold 10 to the lower edge of the sheet metal body for facilitating the knocking down of the mold. In order to seal the bottom of the body-10, a U-shaped packing strip 21 of tar paper, or other suitable yielding insulating vmaterial may be employed. As shown in Figs. 3 and 5, the packing strip-21 is of U-shape and fitted in the flange 19 about the lower edge of the body 10 and adapted to receive the bolts 20 therethrough for maintaining the packing in position and sealing the packin flange 19. g The bottom' 18 is re nforced agamst bulging downwardly by the provision of ribs. or crimps 22 which are formed diagonally across the bottom and intersect at the intermediate .portion in the thereof: The crimps 22 projectupwardly into the can so asto provide a substantial brace with the arch of the brace upward against the mass'to be supported,the arch being formed by the upstruckU-shape of the IlbS.
A can constructed according to this-invention is of substantiallynormal size and may be handled in the main tank in the usual manner. Whenthe can is dumped over on one of its narrow sides the impact ofthe weight of the can with the molded block therein is not thrust directly upon the seam of the body, and thus the seam is protected against this impact which usually opens theiseam and destroys the can. Furthermore, the arrangement of the seam intermediate the lon itudinal sides of the can strengthens said sides and forms a reinforcement for the can to resist internal what we claimas new and desire to secure;
1. A knock down ice mold comprising a rectangular body portion, which is divided longitudinally; into twocomplemental U shaped sections, adapted to be nested in each other, means for detjachablyconnecting the meeting 'e'dges-of ithe, sections to form ahollow body for the mold, a bottom plate having marginal portions constructed to receive and interlock with the edges of the body, and means fordetachably securing the bottom plateto the body of the mold.
2. A knock down ice mold comprising a rectangular body portion which is divided longitudinally into two complemental' U shaped sections adapted to be nested in each other, the meeting edges of the sections overlapping each other when the sections are operatlvely assembled, fastening members detachably connecting the overlapping edges of the sections, a bottom plate formed with a marginal channel flange receiving the lower edges-of the body sections, and means for det'achably securing the bottom plate to the body sections.
3. A knock down ice mold comprising arectangular body portion which is divided longitudinally into two complemental U shaped sections adapted to be nested within each other, the meeting edges of the sections overlapping when the sections are operatively assembled, bolts detachably connecting the said overlapping edges, a reinforcing band applied to the upper end of the sections, a bottom plate formed with a marginal channel flange receiving the lower edges of the body sections, and fastening members :detachably securing the bottom.
plate and top band in position.
THOMAS W. GARNETT. FRED EMANUEL TQRGLEB.
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Heaven on Seven,品尝Heaven on Seven美食_Rockwood美食 - TripAdvisor(猫途鹰)
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72条点评 在11家Rockwood餐厅中排名第1 卓越奖 美式烹饪, 酒吧餐, 加拿大菜
从我的收藏删除Heaven on Seven Heaven on Seven 已保存到清单 这家餐厅是举办特别庆典的好地方吗？
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262 Main St S, Rockwood, Ontario N0B 2K0, Canada 72条点评 | 排名第 2 (共 12 名) 为了让您可以更轻松地游览Rockwood，以下是此酒店的当地语言版本名称和地址
当地名称 Heaven on Seven
当地地址 262 Main St S, N0B 2K0
路线 打印 519-856-2693
20 点里程 72条来自 TripAdvisor 社区的点评 想去Rockwood玩？
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344条点评 “The home made dishes are the best”
They have pub-type food too but I had the beef stroganoff with mashed potatoes today and it was fabulous; definitely home made. Their ROSTI with eggs and bacon or sausage is excellent too. As usual, the service was pleasant and efficient.
They have the Wellington beers and ales on tap. My friend an I had the Lager and it's fabulous....
更多 举报 Oakassauga
38条点评 “Friendly and tasty food”
Stopped in for lunch based on TripAdvisor reviews and we weren't disappointed. Staff were pleasant and friendly. Nice selection of menu items from soup, salads, sandwiches and burgers to full meals. Food was nicely served and tasty. We will stop there again on our next trip through Rockwood.
举报 377trevort
3条点评 “Excellent service and food.”
Their cream of asparagus soup with the feta tomatoes sandwich is to die for. Note : the sandwich has Saunders bakery bread!Great burger. Good service! A nice cozy dining area. Some cool pictures on the wall, one of which I would hang on my wall.
2条点评 “Very Poor Service and food !”
I recently had reservations for 2 at this restaurant, and have to say it was beyond bad - the service, food awful and arrived cold. Apparent lack of kitchen staff and planning as there was a large group in the "bar" area with the server apologising several times as the kitchen was very busy - my wife ordered Perch -...
更多 举报 susanneo652
16条点评 “Heaven on Seven Restaurant”
Excellent experience. Our family of 10 met to celebrate my husband's Mother on Mother's Day. The menu offered 3 choices of meat--- salmon, chicken and lamb shank. Everyone ENJOYED their meal and between the 10 of us, we had ordered all 3 different meals. Dinner was well presented.
The menu for this special day offered these 3 choices of meat...
更多 举报 D1152YUdonnal
4条点评 “Spoiled Rotten”
I have never had such a treat. I had the lamb shank and it melted in my mouth. The staff was very inviting and courteous. I special dinner for two or just a drink at the bar. I definitely will be returning.
举报 stevejz28
8条点评 “A Piece of Heaven ”
We quite often go on the weekend and meet up with friends. A Great little restaurant to eat. Always a good menu selection from Bison Burger to Braised Lamb Shank and reasonably priced, they will do take out if that's what you prefer.
Staff are always friendly and accommodating if possible because it's always busy. If your passing by check...
更多 举报 Jenni_and_Woody
I really enjoyed our dinner here. I have now been here twice. First time I had salmon and it was excellent!!! both times I've had a yummy coffee with baileys for dessert. YUM!!!
举报 cth0ms0n13
Love Heaven on Seven. I totally support a refresh in the restaurant both in decor and quarterly menu changes - but it's consistent in good quality/quantity food with nice staff and close to home. Please stay updated as you now have competition! Stay the best restaurant in town!
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2条点评 “Consistently fresh and delicious”
We always enjoy our meal. The food is homemade and specials are amazing. The staff is friendly and service is prompt. The cheesecake and homemade sauce is delicious!
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