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/* int64_t _PDCLIB_seek( FILE *, int64_t, int )

   This file is part of the Public Domain C Library (PDCLib).
   Permission is granted to use, modify, and / or redistribute at will.
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <errno.h>
#ifndef REGTEST
#include "_PDCLIB_io.h"

int_fast64_t _PDCLIB_seek( FILE * stream,
                           int_fast64_t offset,
                           int whence )
{
    int_fast64_t newPos;
    if(!stream->ops->seek(stream->handle, offset, whence, &newPos)) {
        return EOF;
    }

    stream->ungetidx = 0;
    stream->bufidx = 0;
    stream->bufend = 0;
    stream->pos.offset = newPos;
    return newPos;
}

#endif

#ifdef TEST
#include "_PDCLIB_test.h"

int main( void )
{
    /* Testing covered by ftell.c */
    return TEST_RESULTS;
}

#endif

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Prayer and the Climate of a Nation
Written by Jack Hayford
I find it amazing the number of sincere believers who carry their political convictions on their sleeve. Not that I think political convictions are wrong. In fact, I believe every one of us has a right to them. But when it comes to the final answers for any nation, how many would agree with me that no politician has the answers that we need? And starting from that base, whoever, in the providence of God's sovereign purposes, becomes our President, we are called, as believers, to transcend politics and to move into the realm of our Kingdom assignment.
Over the past twenty-five to thirty years, our nation has had leaders who, notwithstanding their humanness and irrespective of their politics, have confessed faith in the living God, and the majority openly acknowledged Jesus as their Savior. And for that, we should take great delight, because the Book of Proverbs says, "The heart of the king is in the hand of the Lord." And that's true anyway, but it's uniquely true when the heart of that leader has been committed to the Savior of mankind. I praise
God for that.
A season of drought
In the opening words of 1 Timothy chapter 2, we notice two things: First it says to pray that there will be a peaceable quality to the culture. Secondly, that in that environment, an increased number will come to the love of God through His Son, Jesus Christ:
Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence. For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth. (1 Tim. 2:1-3)
Then, James 5:16-18:
Confess your trespasses to one another, and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much. Elijah was a man with a nature like ours, and he prayed earnestly that it would not rain; and it did not rain on the land for three years and six months. And he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and the earth produced its fruit.
Our nation is in a season of phenomenal economic upheaval and financial drought. Our culture even uses the term "cash flow." The people of the Bible lived in crop-based culture, and they depended on a flow, too—the rain from heaven. The drought that is mentioned in this passage of Scripture is such a dramatic picture of the "climate" that can come to a nation.
In the time of Elijah, it was a three-and-a-half-year rainless season that occurred because of corruption that had taken place in the nation under the leadership of Ahab and Jezebel. They held the throne over people who were in name the people of God, but in practice, exercised grotesque expressions of what we would call Satanic cult worship. Because of that, everything dried up, as a result of the removal of God's hand of blessing from the nation. Without that hand of blessing, any nation becomes exposed to those things that happen apart from the prevenient grace of God.
The prevenient grace of God is a theological term that references that ongoing, intervening, preventive hand of God's mercy that is over every human being. If Satan could, he would kill each one of us now. You and I can testify to some moment or incident where, except for God's intervention, we'd be dead. We all have testimonies of those intervening things of Divine mercy. It is not superstition but wisdom to attribute God's mercy to them. Those of us who know and follow the Lord do that. For others, it would be wise to look beyond chance and recognize that there was a Hand that reached in your behalf.
A peaceful culture and an atmosphere for evangelism
In 1 Timothy 2, we noted two things related to the prayer of God's people: "First of all" [here's a priority for the Church] "I exhort that prayers, supplications, intercessions and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings, for all that are in authority, that you may have a peaceable life." In other words, that the culture will be flavored with a more peaceful climate.
Secondly, that there would be an ingathering of souls. In other words, a peaceful culture lends itself to a climate that is beneficial to evangelistic outreach—people opening to the love and life of God. I think some people believe that only happens through crises. But the effective, praying Church will penetrate any culture with results. Also, there comes another thing: health to the nation. The Bible says, "If My people who are called by My Name will humble themselves and pray, I'll heal their land" (2 Chron. 7:14).
A rainless, clouded sky
The beginning of James chapter 5 is quite remarkable. The reason for the drought that we read about later on in that chapter is interesting, given the context. I don't know that James intended to link to that, but it certainly does at this moment in our nation's history. These are painfully expressed words.
Come now, you rich. Weep and howl for your miseries that are coming upon you. Your riches are corrupted and your garments are moth-eaten. (v.1-2)
This chapter, that states a nation's climate can be affected and drought ended by prayer, begins by reciting the very challenge we face in our nation. God is not disposed against people who have money. The Bible is speaking about when riches are corrupted—which happens through greed or failure to accept responsibility for how we manage what we have. Precisely both those things are openly on the table in our nation's life right now: greed and irresponsibility. God takes no glee in the pain and suffering these things bring, and I don't speak these words of observation as through from some self-righteous pedestal. The spirit of my remarks is that it is an agony to any people when God says, "I have to remove My hand that has blessed you and expose you to the self-inflicted judgments of your own folly." Not to mention the hatefulness of the Adversary whose first motive is to steal. He'll take everything he can from you and teach you to blame God for it. In the middle of these things, the call "weep and howl" is not just saying, "Go ahead and eat your heart out." It's saying, "Cry out to God!" With that, there is an additional statement that's expressed in the context of times like ours:
Therefore, be patient, brethren, until the coming of the Lord. Seeing how the farmer waits for the precious fruit of the earth, waiting patiently for it until it receives the early and latter rain. (v. 7)
Not only are we shown the reason for the drought but also the reality within the drought. The Lord says, Be patient when these tough times come. In the time of Ahab, the drought, in its own way, caused people to reassess their values. When we look at the text, we find that repentance did come about as a result of a showdown.
The Lord, by His Spirit, permits times that shake people awake to what their real needs are. There is no human resource, no calculated human plan that can assure anything of our futures. Only the One who has designed the future can assure our future, of which He says, "I know the plans I have for you. They are plans for good and not for evil. To give you a future and a hope" (Jer. 29:11).
The amazing thing about this passage that it is telling us to be patient, because what the Father is looking for is a harvest. It's a harvest of souls that will come, and He is taking time to patiently deal with the people whose attention will only be drawn to Him through the present stresses. As He does that, He gives us very clear guidance for ourselves. Verse 8 tells us, just as He is patient, we should also be patient. Establish your heart, for the coming of the Lord is at hand. He tells us to get our hearts settled where we know there is an anchor point. Be sure you're on the foundation that becomes unshakeable to emotions, unshakeable in the assurance of His provision.
There are great promises in this passage. Be patient because the Lord's coming is at hand. That is not just talking about the coming of Jesus when the last trumpet sounds and we are caught away to be with Him. The Lord's coming is at hand—in the middle of whatever we face. Invite Him into it. And if you build it with prayer, He will come.
An ordinary guy
With this, we are called to look at a very ordinary guy. Elijah was a man with like passions as us. In other words, he had all the same feelings, all the same limitations as you and I do. Elijah goes through mood changes that almost seem defeatist. But there is a remarkable grace upon him. No matter how he feels, he calls out to the Lord anyway, and then does exactly as the Lord says, even though he has such severe doubts about himself. And this is not just an observation about Elijah—it's a summons to you and me. And it's in a context. Look at James 5:16-18: "Confess your trespasses to one another and pray for one another that you may be healed." And it immediately turns the corner and says, "The effective, fervent prayer of righteous people…" And that means people who open their hearts to the love of God in Jesus, so it's not attained righteousness that earns answers, but received righteousness through Christ that holds the promise of answers.
We pray for the forgiveness of our failures and sins, but we are also called to come before the Lord in behalf of a nation, where there are oftentimes things that we bewail and regret because we know they have in them the seeds of impending judgment. And in that context, the Word of God is saying, You do it because you know the Lord. We're not called to sit in judgment on a culture, but to intercede before God, which means to take a position of prayer for people who either cannot or will not pray for themselves. That's what intercessory prayer is.
The ultimate Intercessor in the Bible is defined at the end of Isaiah chapter 53, where it speaks of Messiah coming to make intercession for the sins of many. Our Savior went to the Cross for us and interceded for us, and He continues to make intercession Remember, "while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us" (Rom. 5:8). He did it while we could not or would not pray for ourselves. And He calls us to give ourselves in the same way in prayer for a nation, that its climate be changed.
Elijah was an ordinary guy who did that. The parallel promise is that healing will take place when people come to pray, according to 2 Chron. 7:14: "If My people…" Note that it doesn't say everybody in the country needs to pray. It says, "If My people who are called by My Name will humble themselves and pray and turn from our wicked way…." That "wicked way" is oftentimes sectarian bigotry and a disposition of anger when the selection of a national leader isn't the person we preferred. That is unrighteous for a believer. I don't say that to make a political observation; I say it making a biblical observation, and it's critical that we see that.
I cannot say that I bore animosity toward him (I never let myself become embittered toward either candidate) but at the time of the first candidacy of Bill Clinton for the Presidency, I did not want him to be elected because of the record of things that had stained and blighted his past as a leader, and the kind of thing that disqualifies a leader for respect and capability of God's highest blessing.
The morning after the election, I went outside and picked up the newspaper in my driveway and opened it, and it said Clinton had been elected. And I said, "Lord, touch my heart." It is no tribute to my righteousness that instantly my heart was filled with love for the man. It didn't have to do with politics. It didn't have to do with his history. It was for him as a man. Because there is a God whose heart is full of love for every one us, and we are all sinners. And He calls for us to pray for those who lead us, irrespective of where they are or what our opinions about them are, because it is only in the prayers of God's people that there is hope for any nation. You can only do that with forgiveness in your heart. Ordinary people like us can do that. A very righteous prophet did that, and it turned around a nation in the time of Elijah.
A God who will supply
First Kings chapter 17 is what happened during the drought. Chapter 18 talks about the breaking of the drought. Let me just jump ahead and make an observation from the end of chapter 18. The end of the drought takes place in that famous encounter when the fire came down from heaven and consumed the sacrifice. There was a showdown between the prophets of Baal and the prophet of God. And in that confrontation, the net result was the overthrow of evil and repentance on the part of the people. And that's good any time.
Chapter 17 breaks almost evenly in three portions: verses 1 to 7, verses 8 to 16, and verses 17 to the end. During the drought, when the Lord had directed Elijah to pray that it would not rain and Elijah did so, He told him first what to do. He said, "I'm going to provide for you. I want you to go to the Brook Kerith and I'm going to provide ravens to bring you bread and meat, and I'll sustain you there." Forgive me, but if I'd have been Elijah, I'd have wondered about that because ravens are crows. If I were Elijah, I might have said, "Crows are going to bring me bread and meat? Fat chance! They are the most selfish birds I've ever seen. They get it in their beak and it's gone."
But the Lord said He would provide, and despite how it looked, He did. That demonstrates His remarkable, supernatural provision. Not just that God knew where Elijah was and provided for him, but also that He directed him to the brook where the water would continue for a season. The brook did later dry up, and God told him where to go next. But the provision for Elijah never dried up.
In times we are experiencing right now, dear ones, there is a promise for you. There's a drought in our culture that is impacting many precious people. Everywhere you turn, people's retirement funds have been ransacked, people's jobs are on the line, or possibly they've lost their jobs. There are prognostications in the economic community that say this difficult time is not over yet, and we don't know where it's going. But we do know what we can do—we can pray. We can establish our hearts in the thing we know—that is, Who our Provider is! And we can walk with Him in obedience, praying all the while for a nation and its climate, even during the period of drought. We can pray that whatever is going on, there will come an awareness and reassessment in people's lives of what really counts. God in His great mercy says, "I'll provide for you during this time." And He says something else. The next passage in 1 Kings 17, beginning in verse 9, tells us that God says through us, no matter our apparent "poverty," will come provision to others.
In 1 Kings 17:9-24, Elijah is directed by the Lord to go to a family that he apparently knew. The husband had died, and when Elijah arrives, he asks the widow, "Will you fix me something to eat?" She replies, "As a matter of fact, I just went out and gathered these sticks, and there is only this much oil in the jar and this much meal. It's all we have. I'm going to make a cake for my son and me, and" [listen to the despair] "then we will die." By the word of the Lord, having watched God provide for him, Elijah speaks now words of God's grace that will come upon her. Listen to what he says. "The oil in the jar will not fail, and the meal in the bin will not fail until the rain comes again." And it happened exactly that way.
You and I are called not only to believe God will provide for us but to encourage other people to believe regarding His care for them, and to minister that to them. Be a part of the answer to their fears.
Finally, that chapter says that while Elijah was there, the widow's son became seriously ill and died. When she told Elijah, he took the child into the chamber that had been provided for him, laid the child on the bed, covered him with his body, and prayed three times, "Lord, bring life to this child." It is one of three occasions in the Old Testament scriptures that record a resurrection that is forecasting the ultimate resurrection in the life of the Lord Jesus Christ. The child was restored to his mother.
I believe where the people of God take their place in the middle of a drought and walk with Him, God will flow resurrection power, and His life will transmit through them. It requires us to take hold of our responsibility and begin to cover those things in prayer, rather than to abide in despair. Hold a position of faith in the presence, power, and promise of God.
Church, this is do or die!
The Scripture says, "The effectual, fervent prayer…." [and that's the central phrase of this whole text in James 5]. Literally, the word, energeo, the Greek word that occurs there, is the word for spiritual energy. It's always related to spiritual things in the Bible—even evil spiritual things. It is the energized prayer that is fervently entered into—the fervent prayer. That means there is passion on our side. We don't persuade God, but our love and our pursuit with an anointing of the Holy Spirit on us is what opens the door that begins to introduce something of divine grace into circumstances that are dead, dying, or rainless.
Things will die if we don't take the position, but if we do, there is a birth that's guaranteed. I'm impressed by the fact that in 1 Kings 18, the Scripture says that Elijah went up to the top of Mount Carmel and bowed down to the ground and put his face between his knees. Elijah took a posture of passion, and he prayed seven times.
The clouds of promise came and rain exploded out of what had been a clear sky.
As he sought God, Elijah's face was between his knees, which brings me to a text in Isaiah 66 that says that when Zion [the people of God] enter into the labor of prayer like a woman in labor, then she gives birth, and there comes an entry of divine grace and life.
Dear ones, the effective, fervent prayer of righteous people counts much. And it can change the climate of a nation.
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How to integrate various functional block such as wire bonding, PoP, 2.5D and 3D.
Fan-Out Wafer Level Packaging (FOWLP) has been established as one of the most versatile packaging technologies in the recent past and already accounts for a market value of over 1 billion USD due to its unique advantages. The technology combines high performance, increased functionality with a high potential for heterogeneous integration and reduced overall form factor as well as cost effectiveness. The increasing complexities in achieving a higher degree of performance, bandwidth and better power efficiency in various markets are pushing the boundaries of emerging packaging technologies to smaller form factor packaging designs with finer line/width spacing as well as improved thermal/electrical performance and the integration of System-in-Package (SiP) or 3D capabilities.
SiP technology has been evolving through utilization of various package technology building blocks to serve the market needs with respect to miniaturization, higher integration, and smaller form factor as cited above, with the added benefits of lower cost and faster time to market as compared to silicon (Si) level integration, which is commonly called system- on-chip or SoC. As such, SiP incorporates flip chip (FC), wire bond (WB), and fan-out wafer- level packaging (FOWLP) as its technology building blocks and serves various end applications ranging from radio frequency (RF), power amplifiers (PA), Micro-Electro- Mechanical-Systems (MEMS) and Sensors, and connectivity, to more advanced application processors (AP), and other logic devices such as graphics processing units (GPUs)/central processing units (CPUs). FOWLP, also referred to as advanced embedded Wafer Level Ball Grid Array (eWLB) technology, provides a versatile platform for the semiconductor industry's technology evolution from single or multi-die 2D package designs to 2.5D interposers and 3D SiP configurations.
This paper presents developments in SiP applications with eWLB/Fan-out WLP technology, integration of various functional blocks such as wire bonding, Package-on- Package (PoP), 2.5D, 3D, smaller form factor, embedded passives, multiple redistribution layer routing and z-height reduction. To read more, click here.


Company interim financial reports provide decision useful information to a variety of their users. The debate surrounding the issue of independent auditor involvement with such reports started in the 1960's in the USA and is ongoing internationally. Today the general trend is that when auditor involvement is required, it takes the form of a review of the interim results. In South Africa, also, the auditor review of company interim reports has undergone major developments and change. The objective of this paper is firstly to determine through examination of the history of developments regarding the auditor review of interim financial information, the factors, issues and considerations which influenced current South African practice and secondly to identify the implications thereof for the auditing profession. Specific emphasis is placed on how relevant events/developments reflect on the standard setting process. The discourse presented herein supports a conclusion that present practice in respect of auditor reviews of company interim financial information in South Africa is the result of a deficient standard setting process which, in the main, fails to recognise and implement the defined principles of sound and socially acceptable standard setting. The auditing profession's ignorance of these principles will continue to foster deficient standards which are rejected by the users of auditing services and which marginalise the role and functions of the external auditor.


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Wasabi Stories vol.146: "Take a Look at Your Work with the Big Picture"
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Today's story-teller is [W:Toshihide Maskawa].
Maskawa was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics lately. The article is about the award ceremony.
The award ceremony was held in Stockholm, Sweden. It was his first trip to overseas. So he got a passport for the occasion.
Surely he had had invitations from other countries many times in the past. But he does not like speaking English so that he had been resisting all the invitations.
However, this time, it was the award ceremony for the Novel Prize.
It was certainly an honor. He described his feelings how much he wanted to give his speech in Japanese and he was thinking of declining the invitation if they didn't accept it before he went.
On the day of the award ceremony, he talked about people who helped him and then finally, he said what he wanted to say the most:
"It required more than 30 years and great efforts by researchers to conform the theory. I would like to thank people who supported this grandiose project."
There was his own way of thinking behind his speech.
"I wanted to send a message that people's understanding is essential for the promotion of science. Expensive laboratory equipments are necessary to test scientific theory. Therefore, every tax payer's understanding for science is absolutely necessary."
The NIKKEI 11/27/2009 by Toshihide Maskawa (theoretical physicist)
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Ex-Giant Beltran proving his worth to Cardinals
By BY Examiner Staff • October 13, 2012 12:00 am
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Carlos Beltran
For those who think Carlos Beltran is the Band-Aid to their offensive woes, they should have bought the insurance package, too.
Just ask the Giants.
While Beltran put up good numbers after coming over to San Francisco in a July 28, 2011, trade with the New York Mets for prized pitching prospect Zach Wheeler, he also missed time with nagging injuries that kept the Giants from returning to the playoffs following their 2010 World Series championship.
The switch-hitting outfielder, who was a disappointment with the Mets after signing a seven-year, $119 million contract, jumped to the St. Louis Cardinals this season with a two-year, $26 million deal as the 2011 World Series champs tried to fill the void left by Albert Pujols.
While Beltran hasn't had a spectacular average (.269), he has been a force in the middle of the Cardinals' lineup with 32 homers and 97 RBIs. He also stole 13 bases despite a history of knee problems.
Which means the seven-time All-Star will be the target of boo-birds by Giants fans when the Cardinals visit AT&T Park for Game 1 of the NL Championship Series today.
"It's going to be a good series," Beltran told MLB.com. "They have a good pitching staff over there, there's no doubt about that. And they were able to do something incredible, taking three out of three in Cincinnati. They're a real good team. They're home. It's going to be fun."
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يقع مانترا توين توينز في كولانجاتا, جولد كوست, هو خيار شائع بين المسافرين. يجذب هذا الفندق ذو 4.5 نجوم، والذي يبعد 0.5 Km فقط عن وسط المدينة و 3.0 Km عن المطار، الكثير من الزوار سنوياً. سوف يعشق النزلاء موقع هذا الفندق، فهو قريب من أهم المعالم السياحية في المدينة كمثل كولنجاتا, The Strand Shopping Centre, Sea Wish .
يعمل مانترا توين توينز على ضمان إقامة مريحة لضيوفه من خلال خدماته الممتازة وحسن ضيافته. هذه بعض الخدمات الموجودة في هذا الفندق: مكتب الاستقبال على مدار الساعة, مرافق مخصصة لذوي الاحتياجات الخاصة, تخزين الأمتعة, واي فاي في المناطق العامة, خدمة صف السيارات.
يمكن للنزلاء الاختيار من ضمن مجموعة من الغرف المصممة بعناية لتعكس جواً من الراحة، والتي يتجاوز عددها 362. كما أن مجموعة الخدمات الواسعة الموجودة في الفندق لضمان راحتك تترك لك الكثير من الخيارات لقضاء وقتك أثناء فترة إقامتك. إن مانترا توين توينز هو مكان مثالي للمسافرين الذين يتطلعون إلى الراحة والاستجمام في جولد كوست.
يسعدنا أن نخبرك بأنّه كجزء من جهدنا المستمر لتحسين تجربة النزلاء والمنتجات التي يستخدمونها، سيخضع الطابق الخامس بالكامل في Mantra Twin Towns لعملية تجديد شاملة اعتبارًا من 29 أبريل حتى 30 يونيو 2019. وأثناء أعمال التجديد، ستتأثر تجربة النزلاء بشكلٍ طفيف. وستتوفَّر جميع الغرف والطوابق والمرافق والخدمات الأخرى خلال هذه الفترة، ولن تتأثر بأعمال التجديد على الإطلاق. نتوّجه إليك بجزيل الشكر على سعة صدرك وتفهُّمك خلال هذا الوقت.
I had tickets to a show close by and this made it easy. we had dinner a few drinks went to the show and returned for a few more drinks then off to bed. I do this often as it means I don't have to drive and the cost of a cab sometimes half the cost of the room.
Good location. Nice view. Thick dust on surfaces and around carpet edges in room and also hallways.
I'd stay here again just for the breakfast buffet - on par with breakfast buffets found throughout South East Asia. Check in was painfully slow (around half an hour wait around 2pm), lifts also took a long time from the basement carpark. Everything else was great.
We had a very nice stay, handy to everything great breakfast wonderful staff nice quite room, I would recommend a stay here to locals or visitors.
Staff were first class at every interaction. The room faced towards the ocean and all facilities were in good condition. Bed was very clean and comfortable. 2 min walk to beach / restaurants / and is part of the Twin Towns Complex A few points to note - the shower curtain was dirty/moldy at the bottom / the room furniture was aging and had bumps and marks.
We picked the hotel for it's price, reputation and location to the GC International Airport. We were more than happy with the results. The room was basic, but more than adequate for our needs and it was so easy to find plenty of food options nearby. The biggest plus for me was 7 minutes to the airport!
Great overnight stay. Accommodation was spotless, bed comfortable,staff friendly and the view from room was stunning. Conveniently linked by a walkway to the Twin Towns Club making so you can easily and safely walk between the two for dining and entertainment. Recommend this motel highly.
We stayed in a two bedroom apartment with great views. there was a king bed and 2 singles. The two bathrooms were great also. Plenty of options for food very close by and conveniently located about 5 mins from the airport. Only difficulty I had was finding the car in the carpark as the complex is so big - it is well signed though with each park given a number.
We dropped in here for a short stop when travelling through and wish we had had longer to stay on. The apartment was small but very clever use of space, very nice. Location was great, beach, restaurants and everything else you need within short walking distance. A good option, we would stay again.
Really lovely room that we stayed in. Had a kitchenette + washing machine + dryer and a really nice tub to relax. Cheap taxi transfer to the airport for only $15 and they are able to book in advance for us.
A most enjoyable stay, the staff were always keen to assist, The rooms were immaculately clean and spacious. The food in the dining room was very good value for money. the hotel is centrally located with easy access to beaches and tourist activities. Truly and enjoyable stay with our future planning including a return visit to this most hospitable facility.
I liked Mantra hotel. Very comfortable and clean apartament. 2 minutes walk to the beach. Kitchen utensils was good. Friendly staff. Mantra Twin Towns will definitely be on the list of my favourite hotels.
We have stayed here before and will again however not sure why we were originally provided a apartment room on level 2 that didn't have a bath (as described) and appeared to be for disabled. Fridge also didn't work. However in saying that a call to reception and we were kindly moved to an apartment that as what was described.
Perfect if you need catch early plane at Coolangatta , 10min from Airport; Beaches nearby are superbe; good value for price - we had a 2 bedroom apartment. Very nice breakfast too. I rented a car so not sure about shuttle or not.


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WAUKESHA COUNTY NOW
'You're a freakin' saint': Fan mail poured in for Judge Dorow during Waukesha parade trial
Bruce Vielmetti
WAUKESHA — Circuit Judge Jennifer Dorow earned a worldwide fan club during her weeks presiding over the recent trial of Waukesha Christmas parade attack defendant Darrell Brooks Jr.
Cards, letters, emails and even a telegram sent to the Clerk of Courts had been piling up in a separate case file until Clerk of Circuit Court Monica Paz made them available Monday in response to a public records request from the Journal Sentinel. All the correspondence went to the clerk's office, and was not sent on to the judge. New materials that continue to arrive are likewise quarantined by the clerk into the separate file, so the judge won't see them as part of the Brooks case.
The messages came from dozens of states and a few other English-speaking countries, where people were watching a CourtTV livestream of the trial.
The jury last week convicted Brooks, 40, of 76 counts, including six of first-degree intentional homicide, for crimes he committed when drove thought the parade Nov. 21 last year. His sentencing has been set for Nov. 15 and 16.
Dozens and dozens of people who watched the livestream of the 3 1/2-week trial wrote to congratulate Dorow on her patience, knowledge and demeanor while dealing with Brooks, who continually interrupted her and ignored her rulings while representing himself.
"I just want to say you're a freakin' saint," wrote Mimi, "just a lady in California," according to her letter. "I'm sending you a virtual bouquet and massage and wine."
Many other admirers sent actual flowers, Edible Arrangements, wine and gift cards for massages. Monica Paz, the Clerk of Courts, said some of the flowers were distributed to other court division offices, until she called local florists and told them to reject any more orders for the judge. Ethics rules for judges and state employees generally prohibit acceptance of most gifts.
Mara Powers, a paralegal in Washington, wrote, "Thank you for showing the world what a patient, competent and incredible judge looks like," and that she would love to clerk for Dorow if Powers lived in Wisconsin.
A defense lawyer in San Francisco, Curtis Briggs, wrote, "You are a credit to the bench and legal profession as a whole."
Dawn Phillips of Georgia called Dorow "an ABSOLUTE rock star, in my eyes," and joined some other writers in urging the judge to write a book — including a Wisconsin prisoner who said he watches every day from his cell.
"I hope you write a book on patience after this trial because I'll be the first person to buy it," Erik Herron wrote.
Other watchers called Dorow an "absolute bad-ass," who is "thoughtful and diligent every day!" and "a smart lady, very kind and classy."
Some mentioned trying to crowd-fund a vacation for Dorow and her husband after the trial.
The majority of supporters were women.
A judge in Indiana she'd had to take similar actions with pro se defendant. "I just thought you could use a quick shout out of support from a fellow sister-in-arms on the bench," wrote Kristen McVey.
Laura from Texas wrote, "As a woman in a male-dominated industry, it was incredibly inspiring to watch you work."
Several compared Dorow to Wonder Woman. Jude from Florida included pictures of the superhero with Dorow's face superimposed. "It rightfully suits you because you are a true American hero," she wrote.
Lisa from Reno, Nevada, mailed a Wonder Woman coloring book and a pack of colored pencils.
A couple viewers weren't afraid to ask non-legal questions. "Is there any way you can find out the brand of eyeglasses the judge wears?" asked Desiree in an email. "I am so in love with them."
More:Letters of support, criticism pour into Kenosha courthouse for Rittenhouse trial judge
Danielle Joyce also inquired about the judge's glasses and her lipstick.
"She always be looking FLAWLESS," Joyce wrote.
Many of the notes had religious overtones, and said Dorow had their prayers. "The nation watches as you're called to be a pivotal agent in God's plan during this painful time," wrote Roberta Spitzack from Minnesota.
"You've earned some angel wings," wrote Karthryn from South Carolina.
A few writers expressed criticism that Dorow was too lenient with Brooks. "Male judges would have suffered a tenth of the crap you put up with," Wrote GW.
"How long is this court going to coddle this lunatic murderer?" wrote another emailer who didn't include his name.
Tom Kress suggested Dorow be replaced mid-trial. "It has become a disgraceful 3-ring circus," wrote Tom Kress.
"I can't believe what a miscarriage of justice she is displaying by assisting and helping out this defendant," wrote Peggy from Colorado. "Isn't she supposed to be neutral?"
An investigator with a California investigations firm that works with judges and lawyers, wrote to say he perceived an appearance of bias by Dorow against Brooks, in her tone and demeanor toward him compared to her interactions with prosecutors. He called that understandable.
"But here the stakes are high," wrote Joseph Soldis. "You have a duty to rise above this," and demonstrate fair and impartial conduct to everyone.
A retired Wisconsin appellate judge wrote to tell Dorow she was exactly that. Neal Nettesheim specifically lauded Dorow's sometimes exhaustive efforts to create and preserve the record of the case, as Brooks has said he will appeal.
He said her handling of the case "serves to combat those incorrect impressions held by the public" about judges.


His first fully-fledged comedy routine started as some banter between folk songs but span out into a full 20-minute routine, based around the idea that Jesus hadn't really been born in Galilee but in Gallowgate in Glasgow, and that the Last Supper had been a drunken night out in Connolly's local, the Saracen's Head.
Although Connolly was little-known outside his home town, a producer called Nat Joseph committed a couple of his gigs to vinyl, even if the recording standards were very low-fi. The second, recorded at a small venue, The Tudor Hotel in Airdrie, contained this routine, and became an instant cult… at least for those who could understand the comic's strong accent.
The appearance that propelled Connolly into the national consciousness. In 1975, Michael Parkinson was visiting Glasgow and the taxi driver started waxing lyrical about the local comedian, even stopping at a record shop to buy one of his albums to present to the chat show host.
But his appearance was going so well he couldn't stop himself.
As the credits rolled, Parky told his guest: 'You did yourself some good there'… and indeed the gag took the country by storm, and the Big Yin could find himself playing some bigger venues.
His pronunciation of the shampoo ingredient – 'in Glasgow that was the month before November' – as well as his incredulity at the complexity of hair care products makes this a a quintessential Connolly routine. He's performed it on TV a few times, but it got its first outing in his Wreck On Tour show, released as an LP in 1985.
From the same era, Connolly's Audience With… collected some of his greatest hits, performed in front of a star-studded audience for ITV. It's Connolly at his prime.
The Big Yin performed stand-up on the very first Comic Relief, at London's Shaftesbury Theatre. He delivered a routine about his travels to Australia and Barbados – and the dangerous animals he encountered – as well as the 'jojoba' routine.
Connolly maintained a long association with the charity – including streaking around London's Piccadilly Circus for Red Nose Day 2001.
Connolly completed his first world tour in 1987, including six nights at the Royal Albert Hall in London, which was recorded and released as the bestselling video Billy and Albert.
The 1994 recording Billy Connolly Live – recorded during his 20 nights at the Hammersmith Apollo – was the best-selling comedy VHS tape of that year.
Appearing on Graham Norton's show, the Big Yin shares one of his favourite stories.


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Colwood will keep vehicle access to Esquimalt Lagoon open to the public, following a month-long survey. (Black Press Media file photo)
Survey says: Keep Esquimalt Lagoon fully open to vehicle access
Residents want more washrooms, trails and seating
Jun. 24, 2020 5:15 a.m.
The results are in and the majority of survey respondents say they want Esquimalt Lagoon to remain open to vehicles.
In total, 61 per cent are in favour of keeping traffic flowing through Ocean Boulevard while 39 per cent want some form of closure, according to more than 3,800 submitted responses to a City of Colwood survey on the future of the popular destination. Notably, 22 per cent want a full closure, 10 per cent are in favour of a seasonal shutdown and seven per cent want the road closed only the weekends.
While most agree with keeping the road open to vehicles, 59 per cent of the Lagoon neighbourhood preferred some type of closure. These residents made up 11 per cent of the respondents.
READ MORE: Colwood to reopen vehicle access to Esquimalt Lagoon from Fort Rodd Hill
While 28 per cent of visitors who drop by the Lagoon come to sit and play on the beach, 25 per cent park to watch the ocean from their vehicles. According to the survey, 75 per cent of respondents want to see more improvements to the park. In fact, the top three requests are more washrooms, trails and seating.
Some residents pointed out their concerns that if Ocean Boulevard were to be closed, there would be more traffic on Sooke Road. Others offered ideas such as changing the route to one-way traffic only, adding counterflow lanes or frequently changing the times when the road would be closed.
According to the survey, only 14 per cent of respondents use the area to drive through while running their errands or during their commute, while 86 per cent said the Lagoon is their destination to enjoy the beach and its surroundings.
On Monday, June 22, council voted to keep a 400-metre section of Ocean Boulevard along the Lagoon closed until September as the City continues to explore its best options to improve the area.
Council hopes to speed up the creation of design concepts for waterfront public improvements for 2020 instead of 2021, with an existing budget of $100,000 to look into the proposal for an improved trail running from the bridge to Royal Bay Beach.
Editor's note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the reopening date for Ocean Boulevard. The roadway will be closed to traffic until September. We apologize for this error and any confusion it may have caused.
ALSO READ: Colwood welcomes food trucks at Esquimalt Lagoon for future summers
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Studio 58's Jarred Stephen Meek takes on play and school
Theatre student produces an entire play from scratch while attending classes
Last updated Nov 8, 2017
Jarred Stephen Meek is writing, producing and starring in his play Josh and Carol: The Reunion. Photo: Allison Hayes
Reported by Allison Hayes
It takes motivation and drive to produce a play solo, it takes even more when you're still a student.
Studio 58 theatre student Jarred Stephen Meek is throwing himself into his own creative project on top of attending school as he stages his first independent play, Josh and Carol: The Reunion.
The 23 year-old Kelowna native is expanding his performing portfolio in theatre and drag, utilizes everything the college has to offer to help facilitate the complex process of producing an independent stage play. In general, it is rare for Studio 58 students to work on outside projects during the semester.
"It's so helpful here because I can just write and have people give feedback," Meek said. "That's what I love about this and that's why I'm doing it now, because I really want to be able to use all the resources that I have."
Nothing fake about Meek's dedication
Meek's play follows Josh, who has done nothing with his life since high school, as he prepares to attend his high school's ten-year reunion. Joined by his former girlfriend, Carol, they decide to try and fake it as a couple. The reunion only grows more disastrous, and comedic, as the play goes on.
Jessie Liang, a classmate and friend of Meek cast to play Carol, said it takes considerable dedication to produce and stage a play alone, in addition to the workload of school.
"I feel like a lot of our work is still contained into our school because we are still learning. It is quite unique that Jarred decided to do this. He's one of the few people who has the drive and the courage to go forth with his ideas, it's really fun for me to be a part of this," Liang said.
Taylor Long, who plays the character of Chloe, a functioning alcoholic, said Meek has an outgoing personality which will take him far in the industry.
"Knowing as an actor, we can go out there and create our own work, [and not wait] for someone else to tell us that we're hired," said Long.
According to Meek, Josh and Carol: The Reunion will be performed in the summer of 2018, however the location has yet to be finalized.
Allison HayesJarred Stephen MeekStudio 58Theatre
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Sunzen Art Gallery's Vancouver debut show brings a taste of Chinese art


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Parking in Rocca Priora
The parking is located on the top of the historical center of Rocca Priora, close to the main historical buildings of the town like the castle and the church. The strategic position of the project makes it an important element of completion for the historical center's restore.
The plan prevents the embankment's emptying which now sustains the square to build a structure articulated on four levels, the first of which hosts a center of services.
The new plan for the square aims to build a green area and to give to the citizens a 360 degrees view on the lower landscape.
The most characteristic element is the glass pyramid placed at the center of the square, which works as an element of lightning at the lower level. The service floor contains also a multifunctional room, which could work as a conference hall, a cinema or used for any kind of entertainment.


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Europe heatwave: Temperatures smash winter records
Temperatures across Europe have reached an all-time high this January, with many nations suffering from a warmer winter. The above-normal temperatures are forecast until at least mid-January.
Sleet and Snow Coat Dallas County as Winter Storm Grips Texas
A winter storm brought sleet and snow to central Texas on Tuesday, January 31, prompting authorities to warn of dangerous road conditions.This footage was recorded by Nick Barbieri, who said it was captured near Addison Airport, in Dallas County, on Tuesday morning.The National Weather Service forecasted road conditions to worsen in the region on Tuesday and advised people to stay home if possible. Credit: Nick Barbieri via Storyful
Only two road closures and one river breaching dangerous levels in Johor as flood waters recede further
JOHOR BARU, Feb 2 — The flood situation in Johor continued to improve today, with only one river at dangerous water leve...
Australia aims for bigger fines a week into Outback hunt for radioactive capsule
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Authorities in Australia aim to toughen up laws on the mishandling of radioactive material as a search for a hazardous capsule that a mining company lost in the Outback enters a seventh day. Officials from Western Australia's emergency response department, defence authorities, radiation specialists and others are combing a 1,400 km (870 mile) stretch of highway for the tiny capsule that was lost in transit more than two weeks ago. The radioactive capsule was part of a gauge used to measure the density of iron ore feed from Rio Tinto's Gudai-Darri mine in the state's remote Kimberley region.
Tree Branch Crashes Into House Amid Icy Weather in Austin
A tree branch crashed into a house in Austin, Texas, as winter weather continued to impact the state on Wednesday, February 1.The National Weather Service (NWS) said power outages and tree damage would become more likely due to increasing ice in the region.Austin Energy reported that thousands of customers were left without power and said extreme winter weather through February 3 would cause local outages.Footage posted to Twitter by Jay Michaels shows part of an ice-covered tree he said came "crashing" into his house.Michaels told Storyful that another tree also fell and hit the house, but didn't break through.The NWS issued multiple weather advisories for the southern US and warned of hazardous travel conditions. Credit: Jay Michaels via Storyful
Green comet 2023 – live: How best to see 'awesome' E3 in sky as it passes Earth at closest point
C/2022 E3 (ZTF) comet is visible with the naked eye from certain locations
'Amazing' Australian Octopus Demonstrates Camouflage Ability in Kelp Garden
A scuba diver observed a Maori octopus changing color in its natural habitat, captured in footage taken off the coast of Rye in Victoria, Australia, on January 29.In the video, the Maori octopus is seen moving along the ocean floor around a garden of kelp as it camouflages its skin to blend in with its surroundings. According to the Derwent Estuary, the Maori octopus, the largest octopus species found in southern Australia, is known to attack and eat other octopuses. Willeka Cox, the diver who shot the footage, told Storyful she was "lucky to come across" the creature."It was so impressive and amazing the way he moved and camouflaged," she said. Credit: Willeka Cox via Storyful
India's finance minister announces new clean energy funds
Indian finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced several new clean energy initiatives in the government's annual federal budget speech on Wednesday, saying "green growth" is a top priority for the country. More than $8 billion dollars were announced for projects like mangrove restoration which help suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, converting waste into biogas and speeding up renewable energy initiatives. The minister said the injection of 35,000 crore rupees ($4.3 billion) into India's energy transition will be channeled through the ministry of petroleum and natural gas to help India reach its goal of net zero emissions by 2070.
Streets in Dallas Neighborhood Empty as Record-Setting Winter Storm Grips North Texas
Authorities urged commuters to exercise caution when traveling in Dallas, Texas, as a winter storm impacted the region on Tuesday, January 31.The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning in the region and said travel conditions would continue to be hazardous through Thursday, February 2. The weather service added that the Dallas-Fort Worth area set a new daily snowfall record of 1.3 inches of snow and sleet accumulation.Footage posted to Twitter by Ken Troupe shows sleet-and-snow-covered roads in Dallas, Texas. Credit: Ken Troupe via Storyful
Vibrant Green Aurora Shimmers in Northern Manitoba Sky
A Manitoba-based photographer captured the green glow of the aurora borealis over South Indian Lake on Monday, January 30.The footage, recorded by RJ Roldan, shows the bright green northern lights flowing in the clear Manitoba sky. Roldan told Storyful that he's grateful to have a living room window that faces north."I have the best seat in the house. The perks of having a window view in your living room facing the northern sky and living under the Aurora oval zone is something to be grateful for," he said. Credit: @rjayroldan via Storyful
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 1 — Malaysian car manufacturer, Perodua, has unveiled some of the latest specs for the new and impr...


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LETTER: GOP should reject Puzio as Rockaway Township mayor
He's running as a Republican, but he's really a Democrat
LETTER: GOP should reject Puzio as Rockaway Township mayor He's running as a Republican, but he's really a Democrat Check out this story on dailyrecord.com: https://www.dailyrecord.com/story/opinion/letters/2018/10/18/letter-gop-reject-puzio-rockaway-township-mayor/38186397/
Published 12:04 a.m. ET Oct. 18, 2018
adamkaz, Getty Images/iStockphoto A stock photo showing 2018 campaign buttons.(Photo: adamkaz, Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Why I won't vote for Michael Puzio for Rockaway Township mayor on Nov. 6, Reason 1 (and that's enough): He Supports Democrat Mikie Sherrill for Congress.
One doesn't need many other reasons after this one.
He is purported to be a Republican, is in the same voting column as Jay Webber, and supports Jay Webber's opponent. And I'm not the only Republican who feels this way; Ron DeFilippis, the Morris County GOP Chair, has said that Puzio should switch parties.
The Rockaway Township Republican Committee nominated him to be their candidate in this election for Rockaway Township mayor. Shame on them, Republicans nominating a RINO (Republican In Name Only).
It's curious that both Democrat and Republican meetings were held the same night, and after hearing that Puzio was the Republican nominee, the Democratic committee nominated no one.
No one? There are two Democratic council members -- Jonathan Sackett and Manny Friedlander. Neither of them were a viable opponent against their council-peer Mr. Puzio? There have been many speakers at the open mike session of town council meetings who have complained vociferously about the council majority and who are registered Democrats.
One must assume that the Democrats felt they had a perfect nominee in Puzio, who is registered as a Republican but acts like a Democrat. One can count down the days before Puzio officially registers as a Democrat, probably in time for the 2019 mayoral primary.
Mr. Puzio better pray Jay Webber doesn't win. Good luck to Rockaway Township ever getting help from Webber or any state or federal agency where Mr. Webber has influence. Why should he help? His own party betrayed him.
So, sadly, for this election, there is no longer a two-party system in Rockaway. Therefore, I will leave the ballot blank for Rockaway Township mayor.
Better a no vote, than a false one.
Brian R. Wittig, Morris County Republican Committee, Rockaway Township, Ward 4, District 3
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Project Highlight: Merrimack College Branded Signage
By AMI Graphics October 10, 2017
Located just North of Boston, Massachusetts, Merrimack College is a private college founded in the Roman Catholic Augustinian tradition. Home to over 3,000 full-time undergraduate students, Merrimack's athletic teams, known as the Warriors, consist of 24 varsity sports teams including 22 at the NCAA Division II level, while men's and women's ice hockey compete at the Division I level.
When looking to revamp aging signage items and add some new branded signage concepts to their athletic facilities, the Warriors turned to longtime signage partner, AMI Graphics. Over the summer, a site survey was conducted to measure and evaluate the areas that Merrimack wanted to update, including the move of various fields and bleachers to make room for the construction of a new football stadium.
The first part of the project was the overhaul of championship banners in Hammel Court, home of the Warriors' basketball and volleyball teams, after seeing a championship banner upgrade that AMI completed for fellow Northeast-10 Conference member, Southern New Hampshire University. Replacing applique style banners, these digitally printed cloth banners now feature the most recent championship and tournament appearances, as well as some minor changes to the school's colors.
Continuing on with championship banners, mesh windscreens, featuring the many accomplishments of the men's and women's soccer teams, were added to the fences on Martone-Mejail Field. Additional windscreens were replaced at the same field as well due to the minor school color changes. Windscreens provide an optimal signage solution for championship banners for outdoor sports by adding visual appeal to what would otherwise be a blank fence while also providing a level of privacy and wind protection to the field.
With the move of the softball field to Martone-Mejail Field, a sponsor signage panel was added to the new scoreboard allowing for additional sponsorship inventory and revenue for the softball team and athletic department. Wanting to cover the empty and unsightly areas underneath the old football bleachers now being used for softball, a bleacher wrap was added to the back of the bleachers featuring Merrimack College branding. The wrap was created with mesh windscreens and installed onto a custom cabling system for a new look to the repurposed bleachers.
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How to Bet on the Cheltenham Festival Ladies Day Online
Updated: March 28, 2019 | References
When the all-important Cheltenham Festival draws near, the pulse rate of online punters around the world quickens. "Only" a few hundred thousand horse-racing fans actually attend the four-day festival; however, in every far-flung corner of the world, horse-racing bettors can easily place their wagers on their favourite horses through many online bookmakers. As the Cheltenham Roar resonates throughout Prestbury Park, signifying the start of the opening race, the William Hill Supreme Novices' Hurdle (on Tuesday, March 12, 2013), online punters will join in with relish. The annual festival – the highlight of the National Hunt Season – is arguably the most anticipated sporting event in the UK (and most definitely in Ireland). Nothing comes close in terms of excitement, spectacle, talent, and, of course, the piles of money that are wagered.
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Understand Cheltenham. The Cheltenham Festival – also called the National Hunting Meet – has been held for more than a century and a half. Among sports fans in the UK and Ireland, it is considered one of the most important sporting events of the year, on par with the British Grand Prix or Wimbledon. The current four-day format at Cheltenham has been in effect since 2005; in 2013, there were 27 races including one major race on each day. In 2014, the Champion Hurdle (on the first day, also known as Champion Day), The Queen Mother Champion Chase (on Wednesday, March 12, also known as Ladies Day), The World Hurdle (on March 13, known as St Patrick's Thursday), and the Cheltenham Gold Cup (held on the final day of the festival: Gold Cup Friday). All the races are held in the afternoon, and betting over the course of the festival is expected to generate hundreds of millions of pounds, both at the racecourse and online. Punters who cannot attend the festivities can still have a front-row seat, as many Web sites, including William Hill, offer live streaming of the races.
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Attend Ladies Day. For the past eight years, the second day of the Cheltenham Festival is Ladies Day, and it is THE day to see and be seen. The racing centrepiece of Ladies Day is the Queen Mother Champion Chase, named for the Queen Mother on her 80th birthday. While the afternoon is dedicated to the horse races (seven in all), the morning is all about fashion, style, and glamour. The royal family tends to make an appearance on Ladies Day, turning it into a front-page news item and not just an event relegated to the sports pages. Female attendees come dressed to the nines in order to compete for one of the Fashion Awards: Best Dressed, Best Hat, and Best Accessories. Prizes for the winners include gift vouchers for clothing, all-expenses-paid holiday breaks, and bottles of Champagne.
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Evaluate the Horses. On Ladies Day, there is always an impressive line-up of horse races. Last year, the schedule was almost the same as it will be for 2014 Ladies Day:
Neptune Investment Hurdle
Coral Cup
Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle
Glenfarclas Cross Country Handicap Chase
Weatherbys Champion Bumper.
Review Past Results and Current Conditions. Although past winners of specific races are often heavily favoured to repeat their achievements, factors such as recent racing history and the health of the horse can affect the ante post odds. Keeping track of pre-Cheltenham races, i.e., keeping your finger on the pulse of the horse racing world in the months and weeks ahead of the festival, can make you a smarter and more savvy bettor.The opening race on Ladies Day 2014, the Neptune Investment Novices Hurdle and, historically, this race has been won by a favourite (as opposed to a horse with long odds). However, a look at recent results will show that Captain Cutter won the important Challow Novices Hurdle at the end of December, which could mean that he's a threat although Faugheen is the 2014 ante post favourite.The RSA Chase is always an interesting competition. Although Lord Windermere won the race last year, Carlingford Lough, with a victory at the Topaz Novice Chase on Christmas, is looking promising for 2014. Ballycasey and Smad Place may have better odds, but that important first-place finish is something to keep in mind when wagering. The Queen Mother Champion Chase – the Ladies Day feature race – was won in 2013 by the great Sprinter Sacre who, therefore, is a strong favourite to win again. But this is a good example of where paying attention to news and tips is important: Sprinter Sacre's health is somewhat dubious (he's had heart issues, it seems) and so other horses are being looked at as serious contenders, such as Sire De Grugy and Captain Conan to win in 2014.
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Bet. Those who attend the races can check out the horses when they are displayed in the parade ring; however it is just as easy to assess a horse's chances and research his history when betting online. Top horse-race betting sites, of which there are many, use experienced experts who share extensive information and tips. At the best and most comprehensive sites, the odds are listed for every horse and every race, while news items about favourites and past winners are available at the click of a mouse. Betting online is convenient and quick; it is the method of choice for the vast majority of the world's horseracing fanatics.
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Follow the Action Online. Online betting sites offer odds long before the opening day of the festival. William Hill, the venerable bookmaker with an excellent reputation on land and now online, for example, is a reliable site on which to place bets. They have special radio broadcasts to hear live updates, the latest news, recent trends, expert commentaries, and relevant interviews. The site is also a great source of helpful pointers and useful tips to enhance the betting experience. During the races, they broadcast the races live, streamed from Cheltenham Racecourse to your computer, tablet or smartphone, so you can follow the action in real time no matter where you happen to be.
Understand Ante-Post Betting. Although the Cheltenham Festival attracts more than 200,000 ticket-holders, most of the betting will be through online bookmakers. In addition, much of the gambling takes place before post time. Pre-race betting – commonly called ante-post betting – is available in the weeks prior to the start of the festival, up to shortly before the start of the actual races. Ante-post odds are offered for every horse running in every race, and they change according to numerous factors. Through the many Internet sports betting venues, you'll find that's it's easy to bet on the Cheltenham races. The only things you'll be missing out on are those hats.
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Underdog Suite, Photographs by Cat Tuong Nguyen.
Published by Scheidegger & Spiess, 2009.
Photographs by Cat Tuong Nguyen with essays by Burkhard Meltzer and Nadine Olonetzky. Scheidegger & Spiess, 2009. Hardbound. 312 pp., 545 color and 10 halftone illustrations, 8x10-1/2.
Cat Tuong Nguyen's photographs and collages are a play on the construction of meaning in a world at once immediately traversable and so often utterly fragmented. Underdog Suite functions very much as a musical suite, working straightforward photographs, some almost snapshots, in concert with diorama-like arrangements of exploding toys and a patchwork of clipped headlines, painted-over newspaper images, rinds of fruit, and montage.
Underdog Suite, by Cat Tuong Nguyen. Published by Scheidegger & Spiess, 2009.
The book is playful in its seriousness, straying from brief interludes of definitive statement to wander a fugue of travel and politics. In "Terror Market," a tiny installation of a toy bus marked "international airport" is rocked by the firecracker-fueled matchbox truck detonating beside it, all before a backdrop of American dollar bills. In another shot, titled "Death Resort," tiny airplanes crash through plywood adorned with clipped photographs of magazine starlets and a spatter of fake blood. A statement is clearly being made, whether one considers the images as coming from a post-Vietnam or a post-9/11 world. But Nguyen's meaning is also personal, obscure, manifold.


DJ Does Right, Mike Dunaway Does Left – Same Concept!
Those of you who've been around for a while will remember that I began talking about the Iron Byron having the action that one can emulate with both arms.
I believe the first video in which I did so was in the "Kinesiology Of The MCS Golf Swing" video from the summer of 2015.
This entry was posted in E = MCS, Iron Byron, MCS Golf Swing, Mike Dunaway, Pivot and tagged DJ Watts, E = MCS, Iron Byron, MCS Golf Swing, Mike Dunaway, Pivot, WAX Golf on March 21, 2018 by D Watts.